Fixed now guys, had too much of the talokan flower 🤪

Angela Bassett is a BEAST. She is the first acting Oscar nominated in a Marvel movie. She's incredible.

Two points I think you missed. One, Shuri is trained. We even saw her fight in Black Panther, Infinity War, and End game. Also, if Shuri killed Namor (even tho she wanted to), it would be the end of Wakanda. The Talokans had a way larger army and would have waged eternal war against Wakanda if they killed their god.

RiRi Williams is IronHeart. In the comics she was one of those students that Tony Stark gave a grant to. And she was kinda a protege of sorts. Tom's Spiderman took her spot in the cinematic universe.

The choice of making his passing into the MCU as well instead of finding a new actor for T’Challa was the most honorable and respectful thing they could have done. No one on the entire planet could ever be the Black Panther Chadwick was

No movie that made me cry like this as soon as it started. I was just 2 minutes in and already bawled my eyes out. I miss Chadwick.

Namor IS indeed a mutant. In fact, in terms of being introduced in the comics, he’s the first mutant ever introduced

I can confirm that Namor did come before aquaman. He’s one of marvel comics very early heroes and first mutant. Not first mutant ever in the world but first to debut in the comics

I gotta say, I did not forsee a throwaway line about being "potentially as strong as the hulk"  being the thing one would hone in on and obsess over through the film's climax. Definitely unique 🤣

This movie was definitely worth the wait. Everyone involved in the making of this film should be proud

Yes. Namor is as strong as a moderately warm Hulk. In the 80s, he had big face offs with Hulk and Thor. Always an undetermined winner, but lately, Hulk always wins.

Namor is one of the first characters created by Marvel, he was created in 1939. He came from Atlantis, and is the character that DC was inspired to create Aquaman (who was created in 1941). But since Aquaman was adapted into live action earlier, many believe that Namor is Marvel's Aquaman. that's why they decided to change the origin of namor in the mcu

Namor is a strategist, giving Shuri the fantasy that he yields works better for him, puts him in a better position as long as Talokan stays one step ahead to Wakanda's counter tech.

Shuri is from a royal family, and they all learned to fight (remember her and Ramonda with their spears when Namor shows up in Wakanda for the first time? also in the first Black Panther and during the big fight in Endgame) she just chose to focus on science and technology while T'Challa took on being Black Panther as heir but Shuri CAN fight. Also, she's not stronger than Namor when they fight in the desert, he's just weakened enough that it could be a semi-equal fight then towards the end she uses her strengths (agility to get in front of him and rip his wing off and strategy to use what's left of the royal talon fighter to fry him)

Namor didn't get dumb, he got cocky (surely they wouldn't try and fight us on OUR turf) similar to Wakanda ("we wish you the best of luck" [on finding vibranium outside of Wakanda]) Talokan is still much stronger than Wakanda, meanwhile, Wakanda barely got out of that fight with 10 warriors. Shuri kills him, and the hundreds of thousands or even millions of Talokanil will come for retribution against all of Wakanda because he's seen as a god by the Talokanil. Shuri retains her humanity, saves her people and Namor gets what he's always wanted anyway: Wakanda as allies and a war with the surface world in the future...Shuri only 'won' barely.

This is an awesome film. I didn’t get a chance to see it in the theater.  I watched it as soon as it was on D+ (3am on 2/1). I didn’t make it 2 minutes. Tears were streaming down my face. It hit me especially hard as I’m grieving the loss of my wife on 1/30. We were together 22 years and it wasn’t long enough. ❤

Also fun fact about Lupita, she grew up in Mexico so she speaks Spanish

I love how the Queen says "we know what you whisper" and that's one of the tracks in this movie

I loved this movie. Was incredible. Idk how to explain it. To me, it didn’t feel like a typical marvel movie. The hero’s weren’t too far from typical presentation, neither were the villain’s. The best reason I can have is that it’s more relatable than any other marvel movie. With Chadwick’s passing it’s brought all his films in to a whole new level of appreciation and meaning. especially this one. It was just amazing. And it dealt with his passing incredibly thoughtfully. Will forever hold a place in my heart.

Rest easy KING. We’ll miss you❤

Went and saw this on opening day.  It was so good, imo, but I cried so damn much.  I'm from about an hour away from where Chadwick Boseman was from and he was such an inspiration and played so many black heroes.  And to hear how he worked so hard while going through so much & didn't tell anyone.  And the internet was picking on him close to the end because of the weight loss.  It really broke my heart, so everything in the movie just reminded me of someone worth much respect & that was from all accounts an amazing person.  Especially at Romanda & the end when Lift Me Up started playing. 😭😭🖤💜🖤

If you didn't know, the black/pruple haired lady, Fontaine, is the same person who hired the evil Captain America from FATWS and also has Yelena working for her.