Black Panther (2018) | FIRST TIME WATCHING! | Movie Reaction
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thank you so much for watching, i LOVED this movie! as a reminder, on my patreon i'm a month ahead so infinity war is up now and ant-man and the wasp will be up later today or early tomorrow! www.patreon.com/emmereacts
The Marvel Studios logo you saw at the beginning of this film is a special tribute for the late Chadwick Boseman. They made it for the Disney Plus release after his passing.
@39:38 that’s actually a line T’Challa said for this scene in a couple of trailers but it didn’t make the final cut. He said, “let’s show them what we got.”
The States is in a recession, so not many people can afford anyone's Patreon. Sry. I will continue to support you here.
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@@raymondamador1487 i understand, never mean to pressure and i know not everyone can swing it! Just making it available for those who are interested
"where are they getting their protein"... There is a documentary called "The Game Changers" about vegan athletes. Meat is not the only source of protein. Great reaction.
M'Baku is lowkey amazing character: When he challenges a person, whom he doesn't think is suitable for throne, gets beaten, he holds no grudge. He accept his defeat and T'challa was better. When he was offered a powers of Black Panther, he didn't took that. That man turly embodies living by code of honor.
it's also as the border tribe if Wakanda is attacked his people are the first to suffer so out of all the tribes i imagine his has Wakanda's interests at their core the most since if Wakanda falls his tribe will be the first casualty of war so it makes sense he accepts a king who beat him in fair combat but not one who acts without honour disrespects tradition and is driven by bitterness.
Most people assume the narration at the start is T'Chaka telling the story of Wakanda to a young T'Challa, but it's actually T'Chaka's brother N'Jobu telling the story to a young Killmonger. When we first see N'Jobu, it looks like he's planning something. What he's actually planning to do is break out Killmonger's mother, who is locked up in prison. Since N'Jobu was killed, that break-out never happened, and Killonger's mother died in prison, leaving him alone.
Also, N'Jobu's actions affected several movies. The vibranium he helped Klaue steal was later used by Ultron to turn the Sokovian city into a meteorite in "Age of Ultron". This led to the Sokovia Accords in "Civil War", which split up the Avengers, and also, because Zemo's family was killed in this incident, it led to him bombing the UN facility in Vienna, which killed King T'Chaka and led to T'Challa becoming the new king.
Oh my gawd, you just blew my mind! I’ve heard of Chain reaction but this is ridiculous
I love the "hard for a good man to be king" line
For sure gave me Lion King vibes. Maybe that's the point as that movie was based on Hamlet. But a great line all the same. Lots of good quotes
It makes perfect sense!
and I love when this same thematic echoes in MCU Thor in the Dark World "I rather be a good man, than a great king"
I liked the "dang that eye twitching was insane" line
Cool film
you said the music reminds you of mandalorian
well, it's Ludwig Goransson the same composer for both
and currently my favourite soundtrack composer, he is too good
Rest In Peace Chadwick Boseman he killed his role as black panther
Chadwick gave young black kids a superhero to look up too
Too bad Wesley Snipes was a black superhero decades before and no one even cares.
And Don Cheadle was a black superhero in the MCU almost a decade before Chadwick. No one gives a shit about him?
@@MontgomeryWenisi mean blade was R rated so not exactly a hero for kids. but i do agree with your point ab don cheedle and anthony mackie as well.
@@MontgomeryWenisI can speak for myself and lm sure a lot of others lm tired of the black hero's being the sidekick or comic relief like Rhodes and Falcon... important characters...cool characters.. but not the the main/lead character like Black Panther
@@MontgomeryWenisnoody forgot about Blade or even Spawn to a lesser degree but it's a problem when you can name only 1 or 2 black superheros that were the main characters in there own movie. Black Panther was huge for the new generation. The people who still make comments like this will just never understand
29:57 Btw, I believe that M'Baku here didn't accept that herb because he lost to T'challa in a duel before in the movie, so he thinks that T'challa would make a better protector
10:46: The actor had a stroke between Civil War and Black Panther. He cared so much about Chadwick and the character, that he came back for this movie. Side note: the younger version of T'Chaka is actually played by the same actor's son.
I love when a "bad guy" is revealed to truly have honor and respect. M'Baku is played as a villain but it's later revealed he only did what was best for his tribe. His tribe is isolated from the rest of Wakanda as they worship the gorilla instead of the panther. His only real connection is his right to challenge for the throne. When he lost, he respected that T'Challa gave him the chance to surrender so he could be there for his people. He in turn repaid that debt by saving T'Challa's life and refusing the Black Panther powers. His honor then kicked in when he and his tribe joined the battle for their country. T'Challa repays this debt by allowing the Jabari to rejoin Wakandan society and giving M'Baku a place on the council, presumably replacing W'kabi as T'Challa's new right hand man.
Amazing movie. Rest in peace Chadwick!!
I love Black Panther!
All the Stars are Closer
RIP Chadwick Boseman
Chadwick played so Many historical figures in his career. He's officially goated 🐐👑
I like the Jabari tribe’s chant.
The score has similarities to The Mandalorian because they were made by the same composer.
Ludwig Göransson
Fun fact: Rhinoceros are the firefighters of the jungle and will rush towards fires to extinguish them
Cool!
M'Baku in the Marvel comic books was known as Man-Ape. A Black Panther villain. He wore a white albino pelt of an ape he had killed. But that name would be very offensive to modern audiences. So the gorilla mask and totem were a nod to his original identity. 😅
"offensive to modern audiences" Sure buddy. Also, who says that's the reason they changed it?
@@mechanomics2649black people were called monkeys/apes, that's why he said that
The Marvel title changed after Chadwick's passing to honor him since he made the character his own.
After the events of Civil War, Cap took Bucky to Wakanda and he was frozen again until they could find a way to de-program all the Hydra stuff in his head. I can't remember if you missed that post-credits scene or if it just slipped your memory, to be fair there is a ton of stuff to remember. In any case, Shuri has worked out a way to do that and is slowly rehabilitating him. Bucky's life has been pretty tragic so it's nice to see him seemingly at peace here.
This movie came out in theatres right on time for Black History Month in February and it was definitely considered as one of my favourite movies because of the exploration on African culture since we don’t know much about it before. And the movie takes place one week after Captain America Civil War. And the song that played in the casino scene is Pray For Me by The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar.
I wouldn’t really call it an ‘accurate’ representation of African culture.
The "burry me in the OCEANS like my ancestors who jumped from the ships because they knew death was better than bondage" was the best line in the movie and hit the HARDEST BECAUSE it really happened.
The actors who played both to t'challa dad young and old are father and son in real life
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 Absolutely amazing line! ❤
Every time someone says they're excited to watch Infinity War, I give an evil laugh and gain two years of life.
Grace Jones was a popular black actress during the 80s, she was in a lot as action movies
The Jabari tribe have fishermen, so I assume they all aren't vegetarian. Perhaps only M'Baku and his children...
Fun fact: the Composer Ludwig Göransson also does the Mandalorian soundtrack that’s why it sounds so familiar. He was roommates with Ryan Coogler I believe that’s why they work with each other a lot.
In the prelude comic tied to the events of this movie, it’s revealed that T’Challa had already been Black Panther since around the same time that Tony Stark became Iron Man.
T’Chaka continued to be king but had retired the mantle of Black Panther and passed it on to his son who was still the crown prince of Wakanda at the time.
Young T’Chaka in the Oakland 1992 flashback was portrayed by John Kani’s real life son Atandwa.
Griot, the Wakandan A.I., was voiced by South African comedian Trevor Noah.
When Killmonger is in his own suit, his codename is the Golden Jaguar.
The Busan sequence took about ten days to film. In future films, I would love for them to go to Gwangju and Daegu.
(Busan is home to BTS member Jimin. J-Hope is from Gwangju, and Suga and V are from Daegu. Tomorrow x Together member Beomgyu also hails from there.)
Finally, while we all mourn Chadwick Boseman, I would also like to acknowledge the late Dorothy Steel. She portrayed the Merchant Tribe Elder.
She passed away in October 2021, but she was able to reprise her role in the sequel Wakanda Forever which would be her final film released posthumously. Miss Dorothy was 95.
I was about to get upset about the "Golden Jaguar" thing (since jaguars aren't African cats, they are native to the Americas), but then I realized that while Killmonger is of Wakandan dissent he was born in America. So, in that sense, it actually fits.
@@phillipallen3041 I mean, panthers are a melanistic color variant of jaguars.
Ulysses Klaue first appeared in Age of Ultron..he's where Ultron got the supply of its vibranium..and Ultron cut his arms off..
Vibranium is undetectable by metal-detectors..thats how they entered inside the place with the spears undetected..
Agent Ross first appeared in Civil War..the one imprisoned Bucky and Zemo..
The heart-shaped herb gives the power of the Black Panther..and once, Killmonger became the King thru the ritual, he also have the right to become the BP..
Bucky was taken inside Wakanda by Captain America after the events of Civil War..to heal..
so excited for Avengers Infinity War..
FYI, the Jabari (not sure I spelled it right) represent Hanaman (sp?) Monkey God. So they're not "barking", that sound is an imitation of apes/monkeys. I think they refer to him as the Gorilla M'Baku. And the actor who plays the Zuri (Forrest Whittaker) plays the father of the actor who plays his younger self in The Great Debaters, starring and directed by Denzel Washington.
I took it as his particular family is vegetarian. Not the entire tribe. He did say the fishermen of his tribe found TChalla.
As a fan of the character, This movie really brought so much African American culture to life because Wakanda is a beautiful place that we all would like to visit but your own reactions never disappoint because you are awesome The suit doesn't look bad, Great reaction Emme, RIP to the Black Panther Chadwick Boseman.
African American culture?
@@shawnellesmithLeave him. Americans just love to appropriate other continents culture because of the “roots”, even though they are more american than cheeseburgers and they have no culture.
@@Spidr-Man Not african but I’m jamaican and 100% true, the americans that come here are so cringey and do way too much when they come in the summers. The worst time for us
@@Spidr-ManAfrican Americans do have a culture. Try again.
@@Spidr-ManAfrican Americans have way more culture that Americans….better music, better clothing, food with real seasoning instead of just boring and bland salt and pepper.
"How did they get those through customs?" This gave me a big smile.
RIP Chadwick
Happy Canada Day to everyone!
The reason the music reminds you of the mandalorian it's because it's by the same composer Ludwig Göransson
Since 1995, I have been a fan of Black Panther. Also, I have been a fan of Erik Killmonger since 1998. Jordan studied Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Huey P. Newton, Fred Hampton, and Tupac Shakur to prepare for the role. He also said Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker in The Dark Knight (2008) influenced him. RIP Chadwick Boseman. Black Panther was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby the characters' first appearance was Fantastic Four #52 (July 1966). Erik Killmonger was created by Don McGregor and Rich Buckler; he first appeared in Jungle Action #6 (September 1973). RIP Stan Lee.
“Some of this music is reminding me of The Mandalorian” great ear! It’s the same composer, Ludwig Göransson.
Funny you mention the music sounds like Mandalorian. Same composer, Ludwig Goransson
The composer for the Black Panther movies also did the music for The Mandalorian, good ear! His name's Ludwig Göransson
if you remember at the end of civil war cap dropped bucky off in wakanda so he could try to fix his mind.
Emme the two actors who played to t'challa dad young and old are father and son in real life and the that is one of the most well-known actors in all of Africa
Hi Emme, always great to see you doing another film, especially an MCU one!🙂Great reactions to your first Black Panther film that is very well made, Emme!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
About Dr John Kani who plays king T'Chaka, he lost his eye due to a racist who was infuriated by Dr Kani kissing a white woman during a theatre stage play. This happened during the apartheid regime in South Africa. That old man is the pride of South Africa and greater human being. His son Atandwa Kani portrays young T'Chaka in the movie as well.
I just happen to live in Chadwick’s hometown of Anderson, South Carolina. he’s done soo much for the kids & local communities down here. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿
"Woh" is like your catch phrase 😂
Another great reaction!!! Idk if anyone had mentioned it, but the Ancestral Plane was mentioned by the goddess Taweret in Moon Knight when Mark & Steven are in the “hospital”
I really enjoy your reactions, Emme ❤
25:35 Great ears! Both Black Panther and Mandalorian were scored by the same composer Ludwig Goransson
My 3 fav superheroes are black panther,ghost rider and iron man,definitely my top 5 mcu movie
I bow to the pure talent of Michael B Jordan. And Chadwick will always be our King...
The titles being purple and all Chadwick were added a few years later after he died.
The war dogs in New York, Hong Kong and London were supposedly the ones willing to start waging war on the world..
The fact that the 3 Sanctums are in New York, Hong Kong and London is probably just coincidence, but its a Marvel movie so idk..
I THINK... When M'Baku said, "we are vegetarians" he was referring to himself and his children, not the entire tribe. I think this because he also said that the fishermen in his tribe are the ones who found T'Challa in the river. So... Unless they use the fish for.... Whatever other reason, I think the rest of the tribe abides by whatever diet they want to.
m'baku did say he was kidding though
@@jedithelyfezaver8508 pretty sure he said he was kidding about the "feeding him to his children" part lol
It’s interesting you compared the music of this to the Mandolorian. It’s actually the same composer, Ludwig Goransson.
The music sounds like Mando because they both have the same composer, he's great.
Emme: what are our future problems going to be for Black Panther?
Everyone: uhhh…
Phase 3 is amazing! Enjoyed your reaction, Emme, take care.
My favorite line was "For Bast sake!!" It's so simple but it's a funny to me.
Oh that opening in that Marvel Studios logo was changed after Chadwick Boseman's (T'challa/Black Panther) death due to late stage cancer. He was even struggling with it while filming these later movies of course as well
Trial by combat as a means of determining succession is difficult for me to accept, but it is their way, so I could accept it. However, when Killmonger burned all the "magic flowers," he proved that he didn't care about what happened to Wakanda after his death. In my mind, that's such a betrayal of a king's primary duties that _this_ is when he became 100% villain.
Good morning
You'll love the sequel of Black Panther
@@c-mc It was not
@@c-mcNo. The second one was much better. Namor was such a better villain than Killmonger. Although I really hated all the sappy emotional bullshit about Chadwick. Everyone dies. He wasn't even the first black superhero in movies, let alone the MCU.
@@theryanreynoldsfan3674Wakanda Forever has a 94% audience score no matter how many people tell you it sucked it could be 100..200 comments trust me they are the minority
@@yawdaorb A lot less people went to see it. The people who did apparently are easily amused, but it didn't have any broad appeal and so the ratings get skewed towards that niche audience.
"The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth" - African proverb Killmonger in a nutshell
"Some of this music reminds me of The Mandalorian."
That's because Ludwig Göransson, the composer for this movie, went one to compose the score for seasons 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian as well as compose the main theme for The Book Of Boba Fett.
Great great catch. 🎶 Mandalorian and Black Panther is same composer!! 🙌🏾 Ludwig. He has been friends with the director for years. 🎵
the special opening was because of chadwick boseman's death
I don’t think the Jabari are actually vegetarians lmao I’m pretty sure he just said that to fuck with Ross.. and apparently you as well🤣🤣
The press conference is in the United nations
The Secretariat Building and General Assembly here in New York are the global HQ of the United Nations, but there are UN facilities all over the world for various subdivisions of the UN. The "main" ones are the primary HQ here, and the secondary HQs in Geneva, Nairobi, and Vienna. It probably would have made more sense for T'Challa to address the full UN General Assembly in NYC, or at the UNON in Nairobi, since Wakanda is supposed to be very close to Kenya, but I think they went with UNOV because, A, the Vienna International Center looks amazing from the air for an establishing shot, and B, UNOV was where T'Chaka died, so, it made for a nice capstone to that father-and-son passing of the torch.
This movie holds a special place in my heart. Before it came out, I had a dream similar to T'Challa going to the ancestral plane. I was walking in a park and I saw my grandfather walking down on steps from the Heaven. We embraced while I was telling him how sorry I was for not being there to say goodbye. He simply smiled and told me that it doesn't matter and he'll always love and watch over me. I watched him walk back to heaven before I woke up crying. The Ancestral Plane scene always makes me cry because of this. Black Panther has been brought to shows and games before, but Chadwick is the one who brought the character to life. To hear that he has passed was a shocker. Chadwick will still be getting his star in the walk of fame and it's well deserved. RIP to my grandfather, to Chadwick, and of course another legend...Stan Lee. Wakanda Forever!
Embambe ! Long live the king
Chadwick boseman ❤
Looking forward to seeing Thanos' quest to save the universe next time.
Agent Ross? IYKYK
When this film first came out, my brother and I were reluctant to watch it and waited until after it was realized to home video. I like the character of Black Panther and Wakanda, but was not so much a fan of the people proclaiming "Wakanda is what Africa would look like had it not been colonized by Europeans" or when Shuri refers to Martin Freeman's character (who is American) as "colonizer" in a manner that makes is a racial slur. Killmonger is also a character I don't like, but have found it fitting that I don't like him because the best villains are the ones you don't like. There are also stories of white people being booed out of movie theaters by some black moviegoers saying, "This is our film. Get out!"
M'Baka's issue with Shuri leading the research into vibranium is not that he thinks she's incompetent or incapable of applying the technology effectively. Quite the opposite. M'Baka hates technology and thinks it destroys the spirit of Wakandans, and he sees Shuri as an insane technocrati who is so in love with novelty and the things she can create that she has lost all connection with tradition and her people. And he's not wrong, Shuri is the least Wakandan of the Wakandans, with her frequent use of foreign slang, pop culture references, etc.
Also, I am about to completely ruin this movie for you: Kilmonger and Klaue are working together before Klaue is caught by Black Panther. This means that Kilmonger intentionally allowed Black Panther to capture Klaue instead of just killing him and bringing him to Wakanda -- which would have accomplished the *exact same objective* without potentially handing T'Challa a victory that would secure his rule. Furthermore, if T'Challa had just explained how he lost Klaue to W'Kabi, then W'Kabi would have recognize Kilmonger for his treachery right away. Everyone talks about how great Kilmonger is as a villain, but his plan it actually incredibly stupid, arrogant and nonsensical, and he deliberately engineers multiple fail points into it.
Also, hilariously, in this ultra-wok, super-progressive movie that all the lefties fell over themselves cheering, the CIA (Ross is CIA) illegally engages in military action in a foreign country to help overthrow the legitimate government and install a government more favorable to US interests and that is presented as heroic, just and good. This is why inserting politics into movies is almost always asinine and stupid.
Edit: Also, the "Bury me in the ocean" line makes absolutely no sense, since no Wakandan was ever made into a slave and the people Kilmonger is calling his ancestors have no relation to him other than coming from the opposite side of the same continent.
Love it!
Can't wait for infinity war!!
Keep up the awesome work 🤩
I agree the music in this movie is sick. Wait til you watch Shang Chi because the sound tracks are hot too!
Emme if you watched the Hobbit you may recognize Bilbo and you may also recognize Klaue in Andor
Hidden doesn't mean dead! Sometimes that is the only way things get done.....hard but true... #SololikeHan
Magnificent video reaction
I love this movie so much and love your awesome CZcams channel and I'm starting to have a crush on you and keep up the amazing work emme
It's interesting how on Continents of the World, things are tribal- Africa Asia, and even the European Continent, the same lands, but different...divisions, despite being bonded by culture and colour.
what should unite people, instead divides them.
31:14 😂😢😂
so excited for infinity war
*tears ticket* Sweet!
Idk if you were serious about the vegetarians getting protein question or a troll, but there’s literally protein in most plant foods, it’s hard not to get protein
It was just a joke :) I actually used to be vegetarian myself!
@@emme no worries, lots of people genuinely don’t know this lol
Black Panther is right in the middle of things in the comics. Has been married to one of the X-men and turned down a role in the illuminati.
I've been loving your MCU movie reactions Emme.😊🥰
Oh yeah. Ulysseus Klaus (I think it's spelled. Pronounced Claw), the guy with the metal arm played by Andy Serkis, was in Age of Ultron. Ultron approaches him about Vibranium to upgrade his metal body. Ulysseus offended Ultron by saying "you sound just like him (Tony)", and Ultron ripped off his arm. That's why Klaus has a robotic arm.
Agent Ross, was in Civil War. He was the guy who imprisoned Zemo at the very end and asked him "how does it feel for all your plans to miraculously fail?" (Or something close to that) to which Zemo replies "did it?"
It's crazy that you were on the internet when you typed this out, but couldn't use that same internet to look up the spelling of his name? Jesus Christ, stupid people confound me.
Also, Ultron didn't rip his arm off. He sliced it off.
YES, we know him and you knows him too.... but since the last movie has been a while u might forgot about him
Finaly a new marvel :D
Wakabi isnt okaye bf he's her husband
Waiting for infinity wat reaction! 🥹🥹
Also there is a deleted scene that explains in more detail why his friend sided seemingly out of nowhere with Killmonger.
It's a short scene that was well acted. They should have left it in the movie.
Buckle up for Infinity War.
One of my fav marvel films.. probably 2nd after winter soldier
Weird. It's one of the least well written, especially compared to Winter Soldier. People only rave about it because it's culturally relevant.
@@MontgomeryWeniswhy are you upset most people rank this movie highly?
@@MontgomeryWenis if you don't like this movie why do you care so much? Why watch a movie reaction to a movie you don't like then jump in the comments to tell everyone how much you don't like it. Whose mind do you think you're changing? Super weird energy bro
@@yawdaorb I like to support the channels I subscribe to, which means watching their videos and engaging people in the comments. Look how well I'm doing. You all want to reply with your own opinions and now Emme gets noticed more. You're welcome. ❤️
@@Iletyoulive Guy was being weird about someone praising Chadwick Boseman too and started bringing up Carrie Fisher out of no where.
Seems like they're one of those people who have weird hang ups over minorities or something.
I’ve enjoyed your reactions so far… I sure hope that when you get to Infinity War & Endgame that you have two parts to your review as those are a couple of long movies and I hate to see that you edit out too much of the movie for a proper review.
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I NEVER thought that I would live long enough to see a coloured film that not only had a hugh budget put into it (for once), but also showed coloured people as proud and highly advanced, also on the African continent to, as were seeing here. kudos to Marvel for having the...audacity to show this, the context is so unusual as well, an African Super hero, apparently this film made 1 billion world wide and you can see why.
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Through I'm not into much of what you react to, your Sixth Sense and Guardians of the Galaxy reactions were incredible. You have an uncanny ability to talk throughout the reaction(not too much) without talking over dialog or missing info pertinent to the story(plus your voice is calming). I would like to see your reaction to "The Last Samurai" Starring Tom Cruise and Ken Watanabe if you could fined time. Loosely based on true events, it a great movie loved by the Japanize people and for good reason, the sound track and cinematography are gorgeous, the story inspiring, the dialog and chemistry engaging.
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