Did any black people stand up and raise their fists at the end?

My theater was literally filled with fat white nerds. My friend was probably one of the only few black people in the room.

Did any black people stand up and raise their fists at the end?

I liked it a lot by capeshit standards and even marvel standards. Probably one of the best origin movies.

I liked it a lot by capeshit standards and even marvel standards. Probably one of the best origin movies.

Personally, I found the movie very generic & cookie cutter. While the way it handled the tone was far better than the previous recent movies (Spiderman & Thor 3), it was also very cliche and predictable. Also they beat the political messaging a little too hard. I mean, there isn't anything wrong with being predictable, hence why I gave it the score I did. However, some cliches really bogged the movie down like the final battle sequence. There wasn't that many female warriors compared to the male ones yet halfway through they had equal forces before the ape/mountain tribe came. And that whole sequence took away from Black Panther vs. Killmonger which I felt was too short.

tbf in the comics they’re supposed to be an “ape” tribe compared to the panther tribe. The movie kind of swept that under the rug lol.

Yeah it seemed like they didn't want to correlate the two, hence why they refer to them as the tribe of the mountains, however they kind of half-assed it and made the whole thing with them kinda subtlety racist.

My theater was literally filled with fat white nerds. My friend was probably one of the only few black people in the room.

Quote from: WOOKIE ON CRACK on February 16, 2018, 07:50:43 PM

Did any black people stand up and raise their fists at the end?

I suppose that's the typical audience for every comic book movie.

I think my favourite part was where the tribe of huge black dudes started unironically barking at the white guy so that he couldn't speak.

Unironically?

They were just fucking with him