Review of Black Panther (2018) by Jan J — 02 Apr 2018

Impossible to speak of "Black Panther" without hitting the key (and with all right) of the representativeness, the importance of this film for a part of the population that few times was protagonist .. represented of heroic form.

Finally, the film raises these discussions but treated as just another part of the already extensive MCU, the film fits and excels in Ryan Coogler's sharp technique in the quick and didactic story set in a unique moment in American history the only one that defines the entire line of the film, the quest for tactile reality ... even though it is primarily a fantasy of Marvel superheroes. That has all his way of being, winner .. but here Ryan gets more polarized the jokes are punctual quick .. many comes from the relationship Shuri and T'challa in this brother thing. The movie has this sort of thing "lion king", loss of the father..the rise means the forceps of a new king..meio that without knowing the way forward before the challenges faced by this Wakanda..so rich and technological .. but closed to the world for so long. The other side of the coin that ambitions the throne Erik Killmonger, has different plans for this nation in dispute. A young man with thirst for revenge who does not hesitate to achieve his goals, with fury and savagery does not measure efforts in the ends that he believes justify the means. Villain, fanatic, terrorist ... he may be all these things ... but the origin of the young person who does not justify his actions ... is a considerable motor force ... he has the motivation the reason to be so. And Michael B. Jordan manages to convey this in every scene in every angry speech, every act of Killmonger ... sympathy would not say, but you almost understand your motives. The movie walks true, beautiful .. you look at Wakanda and see her pretty colorful, organic and technological .. something that could have been .. happened if they had the chance, if they had the power over themselves. You look at that look and smile if you imagine it there. The cast is also impressed by the commitment to truthfulness by the transmission of feeling, placed in each expression. I think from the moment that film could reach so many people, so many lives they wanted their performances to reflect on those lives. The importance of this film, perhaps in the history of the cinema so rich is small, but with whom he intends to speak and whoever is willing to listen to it will be very important and represent a lot. The politics embedded in it shows current..the conflicts shown..the fears and intolerances treated to a lesser or greater degree, are sharp and speak with this generation. Black Panther was created in the 60s / 70s, a time of racial tension, a black panthers group, and even today it is necessary and punctual. Preaching diversity, respect for the different and unity as if we were all part of a beautiful and numerous tribe.