Passing of the torch from T'Challa to Shuri because the threats to Wakanda continue
The obvious question about Wakanda Forever was how would it deal with the passing of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther. Director Ryan Coogler spent the opening and the conclusion making a heartfelt tribute to the man first through a funeral mourning his loss and then talking about his legacy. It’s by far the best parts of the film.<br /><br />The theme of Wakanda Forever then became passing the torch from T’Challa to Shiri which was not a clean transition given his sudden death. There were ups and downs along the way but it was a necessity because the threats to Wakanda continued. That was the point of the second scene which showed foreign countries trying to steal vibranium from Wakanda. That attempt threatened a then unknown group of sea people led by Namor who blamed Wakanda and hence a new conflict emerged and became the driving force for a new Black Panther.<br /><br />Here's what else worked in the film.<br /><br />Angela Bassett as Queen Ramonda was fierce as the leader, mother and protector of her nation.<br /><br />Making Namor and his people Mesoamericans was a stroke of genius. They looked fantastic. Not only that but they were tied to a story of anti-colonialism and resistance. It was a similar and parallel story to Wakanda which had been hidden from the world for centuries as well.<br /><br />Speaking of which the kid at the end was named Toussaint and he lived in Haiti. Toussaint Louverture was the name of the Haitian who was born a slave and grew up to become the man who led his country to freedom from the French. That’s the reason why Shuri said his name held great history.<br /><br />Winston Duke returned as M’Baku. He didn’t get as prominent a role as the first film but his presence was still felt in every scene he was in.<br /><br />Most importantly I think the movie gets better with time. I saw it when it came out and liked it but seeing it a second time I appreciate it even more.
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