Black Panther's Glorious Arc | Video Essay 

I hadn't given too much thought as to why they showed Black Panther first coming through the portals. Probably because I'm too much in my feelings everytime I watch that scene. You pointing out that he is a symbol of unity, plus the fact that he is a king, makes perfect sense. When everyone showed up to backup Cap is when I finally got teary eyed.

The last bit with Hawkeye is just so perfect of summarizing his growth.

This popped up in my recommended on the day of Chadwick’s tragic passing so I felt compelled to watch Rest in peace Wakandan Warrior🙏🙏🙏

*SO YOU LIKE CATS?*

I know you're probably going to get quite a few comments mentioning Chadwick's death, and I'm sorry if that doesn't help your mental state. What I do want you to know is that you've done this character justice in breaking it down, and it stands as a nice analysis for a character so well played. I know I've spoken on this video before, but I needed to say it again. Thank you for making this, it's helping me cope right now and it's just an amazing video overall.

Alright, the next essay is "Comparing Spider-Men Part II", where I look at Spider-Man 2 and Far From Home and I plan to contribute to the One X-Cellent playlist at some point. Although I'm absurdly busy right now, so fingers crossed that one of them makes it out next week

Wolverine does Wakandian salute very often

"Revenge makes everyone a victim of ignorance" Boy that sums up a bunch of problems going on.

I come back to this dope video about how important and interesting a character like TChalla is, and how amazingly Chadwick Boseman brought him to life. A warrior and a king in every sense of the words✊🏾RIP CHADWICK BOSEMAN, Rest In Peace my King 🤴🏾🙅🏾‍♂️🙏🏾

Wanda accidentally killed Wakandan officials, Vision was perfect in the beginning. In the ending he almost killed Rhodey, now he understands wanda, this is the beginning of the wanda vision love story...

If you and the guy from Lessons From The Screenplay did a collaboration, I would just die

everyone saying it's a great video without watching it be like

I freaking love your intro music. It give me chills. Every. F. Time.

I love the idea of forgivness and remembering being bound. For a long time, I choose healing in my life and had a counterproductive approch to it, believing showing the other cheek is only a recipe for another bruise. This could be the key to celebrating forgivness. It's a share work and legacy. And of course it's why Tchalla is my favorite. (Because i'm also a feline; a mountain lion) Being compassionate, wise and learning to see through the pain.

Best moments of Black Panther Stopping Zemo from commuting suicide and not letting vengeance consume him “You were wrong, all of you were wrong!” Calling out his father and ancestors for their isolationism when they could be helping others Running into battle with Cap Walking through that portal as the first of many reinforcements for Cap and the Avengers That fact that he remembered Clint’s name after their brief interaction previously

Seeing this video just makes me sad now...

Looking back, I realized Black Panther is a movie by all means that should have never existed and should have been way off considering the shitty situations Hollywood and many parts of nerd culture are in. Think about it. A Marvel superhero in an industry not just viewed as made exclusively for white men, but also made during a period where numerous gatekeeping community are still trying to keep their supposed ownership of nerd culture in a stasis to the point where defaming, harassing, or bullying numerous people viewed as outsiders is a regular tactic. Ie the calls of "forced diversity!" and "stop shoving politics down your throat!". And the way many companies actually kowtow to and please the demands of these awful movements is not only disgusting but it shows a clear example of cowardice. BUT, here it is. A movie with an all black cast, an all black creative team, and actually goes deep into exploring the concepts of nationalism, radicalization due to systematic oppression, foreign powers dealing in other countries resulting in havoc, and a vision of Africa had it not been plundered for centuries. But ultimately, a message that if we recognize these problems and failures instead of brushing it aside and putting simple band-aids on these gaping wounds, we can turn our problems into ways to aid others. It was so nice seeing a film like Black Panther. Especially considering how this movie came out just three months after we got a Star Wars movie that did more with its franchise than just nostalgia-bait, fan-service, and went deep into its own mythos by examining the very foundation it was based on. I will admit, 2019 was overall not a great a year for the blockbuster as 2017 or 2018 were (in my opinion), but if films like this come out way more and start to become a common thing, I'll be there way more for them.

Wakanda Forever

Black Panther is the best stand alone superhero movie of all time. Deal with it!

This video is so interesting because I find the Black Panther film kind of overrated but the character of T'Challa very underrated.

I do wonder how Wakanda was like without him or Shuri, what challenges they might be facing currently.

Ryan Coogler is nerd Jesus. I can't wait to see what he does next with Black Panther.

This is the first time I've realized that when T'challa says to Eric "maybe we can heal you" after their battle, he meant on more than a physical level.

fingers crossed for a K'un-Lun name-drop in Shang Chi.

Gosh- you’re so underrated. So much work goes into your videos, and it’s a shame you don’t have more subscribers

Rest in peace Boseman.

Oh gosh, my waterworks are broken.....

OMG was just gonna make a video about Black Panther and the fight against consumption of vengeance. But I guess you beat me to it

Black Panther's voice is making me sad. =/

RIP Chadwick

Rest in peace

Rip Chadwick.

Didn't realize the importance behind him entering first in Wakanda. Such a good video ! Also your descriptions xontinue to kill me, the Iron Fist end hahaha

RIP, King. Wakanda Forever.

black panther was best in civil war sadly

R.I.P to the king.

This video description has shown more connectivity between the MCU movies and the MCU shows than the entirety of the MCU #ItsAllConnected

wats the song on your intros??

Four years later, it's still so poignant. Thank you for this.

8:45 I'm so happy you brought this up! I was having similar thoughts but I'm so happy you put his appearance into words! Amazing video

Me: Mom can we have The Dark Knight Rises? Mom: We have The Dark Knight Rises at home The Dark Knight Rises at home: Note: this is not to disrespect Chadwick Boseman but the writers of the film

Chadwick Boseman made such an impact in Civil War. I really enjoyed his film, but feel i wanted more of his character and not get sidelined too much by his bodyguards, sister and Killmonger. I know that him accepting the role of king will be a continuing theme in his journey in the MCU, i just hope we get to see the "Winter Soldier" of Black Panther. I truly looking forward to seeing where his character goes. One of my favorite scenes was him confronting his ancestors in the spirit world. I wish we got a scene like that for Thor with Odin.

Rip Chadwick Boseman 💘

Rip.

Me: *waiting for the key word* Trauma: am i joke to you?

Sidenote I'm looking forward to seeing Falcon and Bucky journey arcs, specifically cause of the connection of Steve and the battle for the shield and Captain America mantle.

Oooooooh, finally the BP Arc vid! Yes!!! (Also I'm excited for your Comparing Spider-men part II)

This is a BEAUTIFUL video. Brought a smile to my face several times. ♥️ Keep up the good work!

R.I.P Chadwick

The description had me in stitches

perfect video

Why so many adds

Great video

Your videos are all amazing! they are so well thought out and I always coming away having learned something new. How do you not have more views??

For he's the king of Wakanda, for he's the king of Wakanda For he's the king of Wakandaaaaaa... who dresses like a cat!

Really enjoyed the video. Great work as always.

WAKANDA FOREVER!

I like how you point out how the political question gets quietly dropped halfway through Civil War II, I'd be interested in your thoughts on this? I feel like this is done almost by sleight as the Bucky situation goes from personal and political to suddenly mostly personal, and the politics gets dropped. Do you think this is a simple storytelling failure or a deeper question of MVU films not being able to really push political questions very far due to their need to stay ideologically flat? Like, they raise the political themes to attract a broad audience but then subtly drop them to avoid answering the questions they raise? (Suppose I answered my own question there...)

Thank you for showing me something I saw but did not notice. For example, the return of Black Panther as the first seen post "Snap" makes TOTAL sense in the scope of your argument. (Thesis?) You give so much more credit to these movies that they seem to really deserve a reviewing of them.

Another great video FTW! Very good comparisons about the growth of T'challa and the themes of his films. I always learn something here!

Great work as always Leo. Keep it up.

Great work as always !

Love this channel ❤️

Great analysis!

another hit thank u

Still waitin' on the punisher episode(s)

Nice

Another banger