Black Panther doesn't make any sense at all

I still disagree. The world would still interpret Killmonger as an American plant. It's too much of a coincidence that he spent his entire life being an American agent. It would've likely lead to war anyway. From neighboring countries who rejected him as being a legitimate African ruler in the region. From rival powers like Russia or China who would've likely backed any country willing to start a war to overthrow Killmonger. And as already happened - civil war.

You also seem to be forgetting once Killmonger became king he had no loyalty to America. He wanted to turn Wakanda into a militaristic world power. He wanted to make it a conquering world empire. Ross might well have been negligent to not take some kind of action against a ruler with those kind of designs. Especially one moving so quickly to start a world war.

LMAO @ DCfan. stop trying so hard

Flash was on top in that situation.

Keep at it dude. The more you bitch, complain, whine, and nitpick the more I love it. I was having a shitty day and reading through this thread and your other has turned my mood around. I find it awesome that a grown man or woman is this perturbed by a movie they claim to hate. Keep at it dude I swear your desperation and need to trounce on a movie from a rival Cinematic Universe is fuckin hilarious.  I learned a long time ago that people that run around bitching about things they hate instead of praising things the like are morbidly funny. Please don't ever change.

There's no need for knee jerk reactions about DC nor any need to be rude to DC Fan.

Though at the same time there was no need for DC Fan to immediately try and draw a comparison.

It's also really not that serious that this needs to be confused for the politics board, it's about a man in a cat costume with sharp claws and warrior women who throw spears and ride on Rhinos.

Because the people on here aren't small children who should be acting as if they've been told their daddy can beat up your daddy.

Okay, that's where you're wrong, pal. See... it's really about the existential development of the cinematic universe as it pertains to the cultural significance within it's real world political parallels. And furthermore... only kidding! I get your point. But somewhat in defense of myself, it is DC-Fan who first politicized the discussion of this movie.

Did you miss the part where their aircraft can turn invisible? Yes, they violated US airspace. So what? The US does that to other countries all the time, taking the view that since they have the power to do it they have the right to do it.


Again, it's pretty obvious that Wakanda doesn't really care all that much about legal niceties. They do what is in their interests, and since they have the power to do so and nobody else has the power to stop them, they get away with it.


You might want to check out Israel's record on things like this. They have several times abducted or murdered people in other countries. They don't ask permission, they just do it.


See above. You seem convinced that Wakanda wants to follow international law and/or the law of other countries. In actuality, they clearly don't give much of a crap about this.

Same response to 4 and 5.


Well, as it turned out he didn't defeat T'Challa in combat. The combat is to the death, and T'Challa didn't die.

[/quote]7. If Wakanda had all that medical technology/process to heal people and save lives, then why did T'Challa just let Killmonger die when T'Challa could've saved him?[/quote]As I recall he offered to save him, and Killmonger declined.

No, they didn't bother looking because Killmonger had enough supporters willing to fast-track things that they wanted him to be legitimized ASAP. Usurpers tend to do this.