Black Panther (2018)

A North Korea-like supremacist ethno-state with a big beautiful wall around it. In Africa. They've apparently had all this alien tech and flying ships and what looks like a hyped up internet with remote access devices and invincible armour for centuries-but did nothing to stop the slavery of other Africans nor bothered to help in any of the world wars. Killmonger is the real hero of this movie. He wants to use all of the advanced tech of Wakanda to help liberate enslaved people the world over. But the Black Panther kills him. How is this guy a super hero?

You know how sometimes a movie has soooo much hype surrounding it that when you see it you feel let down? So I left it a while before I watched it to avoid this feeling.... I didn't leave it long enough it would seem. The best part was it was a hire and I didn't have to buy it, actually, considering the hype I figured it wouldn't be available for hire for a while..... Fake reviews do it again, what we have here is a Ghostbuster 2016 effect.

This movie doesn't deliver anything. At all, its just a group of contrived sub plots that only happen because the script need them too. I don't understand the hype, its like a combination of Thor and Iron Man, much better movies, if you took all the most "meh" parts and strung them together with a political agenda and the most 2D characters ever incarnated. That being said Chadwick Boseman was an incredible actor and made T'Challa feel real, regardless of how OP he clearly was, rest in peace.