LogFAQs > #914978624

From a plot standpoint it's nothing all that special. There aren't a lot of twists and turns, and in some ways the trailer totally spoiled things. Seeing two Black Panthers in the trailers kind of reveal a lot of key details that might have surprised viewers. For example, the fact that Erik has a legit reason to be in Wakanda and has some kind of relation to the royal family, is strongly implied by the trailers, even if its not explicitly spelled out. As a result an attentive viewer of the trailer already knows there's some kind of royal succession plot at play here for the crown. So when you see it happen you're not all that surprised. Probably the strongest feeling the audience experience is scene where Erik sees his father, and you get why he's so angry.

Also yes, the fights aren't that exciting. Frankly, that's whatever for me.

The setting design, the clothes, casting, the music, and the fact all the fact that all of it means something, and then there's all the little details showing several forms of African cultural expression, or the clothes and colors denoting specific tribal references. So much thought and talent went into all of that.

It's like someone told all of Black Hollywood that they have one shot to collectively snatch the trophy and they fucking snapped.
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