Early reviews for Marvel Studios Black Panther: Wakanda Forever are here, and they are brimming with positive reactions. The movie premiered in Hollywood this Wednesday night and was attended by the entire cast and crew.
The sequel to the first Black Panther movie, where the late Chadwick Boseman introduced King T’Challa, is perhaps the most emotional film from MCU’s Phase 4. Over the last few months, the stars have been vocal about their work on the second installment and how they aim to honor the late actor’s legacy.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Early Reviews
Director Ryan Coogler decided to pass the mantle to another hero worthy of recognition instead of recasting the role. The movie follows the kingdom of Wakanda and its people as they grieve the loss of their king and defend their nation against enemies. The plot remains a mystery until its worldwide release.
In the meantime, those who have attended the early screening have already shared their reactions to hype fans up. Many were impressed with the film’s storyline and the cast’s performance, and some call it the best MCU project of this year. Check out their tweets:
Many have been wondering how the movie will address T’Challa’s passing, and it even became the talk of the town the minute Marvel announced they will push through with the sequel without Chadwick Boseman. But, with the optimistic reactions from critics, it seems that Coogler and the entire cast did the right thing and gave Boseman the tribute he deserves.
Honoring Chadwick Boseman’s Legacy
The early reactions are a surefire way to entice fans to go and watch the film when it arrives in November. After all, there are only a few weeks left and it will give fans the time to come up with their own theories. It is understandable why Marvel Studios chose a new direction for the film, given the first movie’s groundbreaking effect on the superhero movie industry.
Coogler once said in his interview with ET Online that this is what Boseman would have wanted. “As I felt more and thought more and thought more about Chadwick and how he lived his life, it made all the sense in the world to keep going. I know that he wouldn’t want us to stop.”
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will hit theaters worldwide this November 11, 2022.
