Where does T'Challas sister learn science from

Where does T'Challas sister learn science from Mar 9, 2018 15:59:35 GMT

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Post by taylorfirst1 on Mar 9, 2018 15:59:35 GMT

Mar 9, 2018 15:53:41 GMT charzhino said:

Mar 9, 2018 15:45:54 GMT Lord Death Man said:

Stark, Richards and Xavier were all leads in their respective film.

In my edit I also mention Dr Hank McCoy in First Class, when he is first introduced he is said to have graduated from Harvad at 15, after which the CIA picked him up for their research work. Hank is basically Shuri, inventing and developing scientific gizmos to aid the heros. Niether are lead characters.

You wanted Coogler to put in a magazine cover montage where we see Shuri on the cover of Forbes and Fortune? Don’t be obtuse. It would have burned valuable time needed for core aspects of the main narrative.

I guess you chose to ignore my opening sentence where I said, " a line or 2". Thats all was needed. Maybe when Shuri is messing around, T'Challa could have said, "maybe I should send you back to Wakanda university where you can keep out of trouble" in a jokey light hearted tone. Thats all it would have taken, not some 10 minute flashback.

They have sequels, stingers and other MCU movies to go into the detailed background of the main character’s sister. Are you upset that we don’t know where Pepper Pots went to business school too? C’mon, man.

Yes of course the sequels. Maybe instead of forceibly inserting scenes with no context to set up future films (like Thors bathpool scene in Ultron) they should focus on developing the story fully for current films.

Pepper Potts isn't a genuis.

You just did it yourself. She went to Wakanda University. See, you didn't need Coogler to tell you that, did you? And of course Wakanda U (go fighting rhinos!) is the most advanced school in the world because everything in Wakanda is the most advanced in the world.

There "problem" solved. Thank goodness, now we can all enjoy the movie because that lack of critical info was ruining the whole experience for the entire audience.