Killmonger breaks into the base and starts narrating his plan saying he wanted to help those who need it most and then the AI just comes in like "I feel you man I understand you. me and you are on the same Wavelength. I wanted to be more than an AI"
Yeah no one will like to miss out this time as many will be triggering themselves in few weeks if they miss the opportunity to buy and invest in bitcoin as it retracing.... be wise
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I love how Trevor is doing this type of interviews it's very encouraging to see black men doing great things and their success is shown to us to motivate us and actually give us hope, it is possible thank you Trevor👏👏👏
My daughter was excited to see this movie, I joined in and glad I did.There were scenes that you just couldn't see what was coming, it was action filled and full of suspense as well. We enjoyed every bit of it. The betrayal plot of the movie was exactly that, a betrayal with great acting. Saying I want to be like Micheal is here to stay, I say way. Thank u both!
Trevor didn't like the movie, that's why he said his brother liked the movie but notice he didn't say he did 😂😂 cool way to give a complement without lying about it.. 👍🏾
@@IsanG08 What you mean? COVID rates out of control or something? I had a flight scheduled a week ago , and cancelled it SAME DAY, soon as the new curfews came out for Bogotá & Ctg
I cant decide if Michael B. Jordan or Anthony Mackie is my favorite black actor right now...anthony mackie is my spirit animal but Michael B. jordan is my hero lol #BlackExcellence
I am a fan of Trevor but i kinda wanter to hear Michael talk more about himself in this interview. I hope he does great. I am a fan and i hope he becomes an icon in the world.
To be fair, only two out of the five Rambo films had a "Damsel in distress" plot, and even then, in Rambo 4 there were multiple people who needed rescued (and even Rambo and the mercs had to be assisted by Karen rebels), and in Rambo 5, Rambo failed to even save the person he was trying to rescue.
I was introduced to my DAWG during the "WIRE" OMFG...I'm STILL trying to get over Stringer Bell and the fact that Idris Elba's has an accent. #WhoWasThisGuy
What's even more interesting is this and Jack Ryan are both under Amazon Prime and Lieutenant Commander Greer's Jim Greer's niece. We've seen Jim in Jack Ryan! I really hope for a crossover and their own Clancy universe!
From An American Soldier: I really enjoyed the movie (I loved seeing Black military members portrayed + there being a Black woman as a commander, as myself being a Black woman in the military) but the part where they called themselves Soldiers + even in this interview, using the word Soldier, is inaccurate. As a Soldier + an amateur actress, I wish the film industry (and the public) educated themselves on this more: not all Military Personnel/Service Members/Troops are Soldiers. Those of us in the United States Army are Soldiers, those in the United States Air Force are Airmen/Airwomen, those in the United States Marine Corps are Marines, those in the United States Navy are Sailors or SEALS + those in the United States Coast Guard are Coast Guardsmen/Coast Guardswomen. Anyway, I love the way you both show each other so much brotherly love--it's beautiful.
This is probably Michael B. Jordan's best work to date. Creed (1) showed off his action star ability. Killmonger (Black Panther) was powerfully effective. Law Abiding Citizen showed his versatility. Without Remorse shows the entire package and range of his acting abilities. Great movie Michael B.
so his character in this movie is the same one that Willem Dafoe played in "Clear And Present Danger" right? it's always interesting to see the similarities and differences between how various actors' play same iconic character, like James Bond, the Batman, Sherlock Holmes, Count Dracula, etc.
