BLACK PANTHER (2018) - Chadwick Boseman, Lupita Nyong'o, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker

Released:  2018

Director:     Ryan Coogler

Writers:      Ryan Coogler, Joe Robert Cole

Actors:       Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, Andy Serkis, Letitia Wright

What a beautiful movie!  The set designs, CGI effects and costumes are brilliant.  The acting, writing and directing are excellent.

I’m a fan of Gaia TV, and according to the content of that website, humanoid beings whom we consider ETs have been living in highly technological underground civilizations on Earth for thousands of years. Marvel Comics creator, Stan Lee, has probably been visited by ETs who have disclosed things to him.

But never mind that.  This is superb movie-making in itself.  The country of Wakanda has kept itself isolated from earth because it doesn’t want to involve itself in Earth’s historically violent history.  Still, natives of Wakanda have visited and lived on earth at various times during its history. 

Let’s just say it.  Most of our movies feature “white” heroes, and this movie features “black” heroes, and, in fact, a superior “black” civilization.  The audience is being asked to accustom itself to a “different” view about “different” beings, i.e., ETs.

In this movie, the Black Panther (Boseman), is a powerful being imbued with a good heart and deep conscience.  Our villain (Jordan) is a human flawed by circumstances of his childhood years.  It turns out his father was a royal of Wakanda.  The actors who play out the storyline are wonderful.  Angela Bassett is fierce as the Panther’s mother, and Letitia Wright is charming and lovable as the Panther’s sister.  There is nobility in this movie, as well as passion and charming humor.  Like all other Marvel enterprises, the action/adventure is out of this world!

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