A better movie about African royalty

No, it was that they wouldn't disobey their new King.

I’m not doubting you, I just wanted to hear your recollection of the actual dialogue said by the character. This way we can prove for certain that your assertions are true beyond the shadow of all doubt.

Nakia is a spy without an army and no royal blood. There are several good reasons she was not qualified to ingest the herb and lead the Panther clan. She is from the river tribe. Her challenge would have likely failed on those grounds alone.

Yes, it's heavily "suggested" in his posts that DC-Fan is racist against African people and their cultural traditions.

I dunno... you seem very disapproving of Wakandan culture and traditions. Wakandan culture is based on the proud traditions of many real-life African warrior cultures. One can only assume that you disapprove of those cultures as well and they are comprised primarily of black people. You’ve essentially suggested that African culture is "bloodthirsty" and "savage."

The movie you cited features a black man who was educated in the west and dresses according to a European standard. Was that a more acceptable portrayal of an African to you? Did you think he was more civilized because he chose to marry a white woman?

I think you should try and clear this up before it gets out of hand. Are you racist against black and African people? Are you repulsed by African culture, rituals and traditions? Seems that way. I can only pray that you can take a more tolerant view of the peoples of Africa sometime in the near future.

It was also pointed out that them fighting for the role of King of Wakanda and title of Black Panther was something that was a part of the Black Panther comic lore.

T'Challa became King of Wakanda after beating someone in combat for the title. Erik Killmonger became the new King of Wakanda after beating T'Challa just like he did in the movie.

This was (conveniently) ignored though so that he could continue to specifically put down the movie instead of the comic which the movie was faithful too.

Hypocritical considering he put down Spider-man Homecoming for certain reasons that involved not being accurate to the comic.

DC-Fan - you insinuated that if African people have an abundant natural resource they revert to a "bloodthirsty" and "savage" state. Do you want to take a moment to clarify your statements? I would never falsely accuse you. I just want to know what you meant because it came off a certain way. You're a man of great clarity and precision in language and, I don't want to see you get wrongfully labeled.

No, the Amazon women in Wonder Woman just called men untrustworthy and evil, that's all. So much so that they themselves were isolationists because of that belief. They regarded men as irrational warmongers who would only oppress women and enslave them.

You do know that other people saw the Wonder Woman movie, don't you? People who did pay attention to the storylines?






You saying so doesn't make it so, pal. There's a little thing called credulity. And objective exposition. And proof.






Alright, to your credit there was a character in the movie that promoted racial divisions. Maybe even 2. But they were the villains in the movie. Did you not catch that pal? And the movie did counter that with dialogue about racial unity. I guess you forgot that part also, huh pal?







That's funny because I clearly remember in Wonder Woman that some of the Ally leaders and agents scoffing at Diana aka Wonder Woman because she was a woman. Even (at least) one female character tried to discourage Diana from behaving as an equal to men. I guess that means Wonder Woman treats women like a piece of crap also.

I also like how you sifted through the entire Black Panther movie to find one of the only moments that put women in an inferior light to men. But most of the movie showed the women characters as strong, intelligent, experienced, passionate, and dedicated. And definitely not subservient to men. On top of that, the women in Black Panther were only distrustful of men when it was merited, not in general simply based on their gender (unlike in Wonder Woman).



Next time, try to make an argument off of something more than baseless accusations.

Thanks for the laughs pal!