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Black Panther Reflection

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Black Panther follows the story of T’Challa current Black Panther and king of Wakanda. After the death of T’Challa’s father T’Challa returns to Wakanda to become king. T’Challa is immediately tested when he becomes king. It is up to T’Challa as king to face this threat with the help of his allies, as his ultimate his goal is to protect Wakanda. The film Black Panther blew me away, as a big comic book fan I was very pleased with this movie. The story of T’Challa becoming king and immediately learning how hard it is to be king was done really well. T’Challa throughout the course of the movie learned that people must forge their own paths. T’Challa looked up to his father, and after finding out what his father had done in his reign as king T’Challa forges his own way. I also like T’Challa’s sister Shuri and Wakanda’s general Okoye. I really enjoyed the humor that Shuri brought to the movie. I also liked that she was inventor of Wakanda’s advanced technology. I liked Okoye because her character is tested with this inner conflict. Does she protect the throne or protect Wakanda from the person on the throne? The movies visuals and music were perfectly suited for the movie in that aspect I have no complaints. My favorite Character from the movie is Erik Killmonger, Killmonger’s ideology meshed so well with T’Challa’s internal conflict he made for a perfect enemy. Killmonger resented the fact that Wakanda a civilization so advanced would be so unwilling to help others. Killmonger

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