The Spirit of The Black Panther Lives in Hearts That Still Hurt
Chadwick Boseman 29 November 1976 - 28 August 2020
“Wakanda Forever” still reverberates.
African Diaspora descent en masse to experience might in power on screen clueless about Prince/King T’Challa’s vibranium need for real.
Ancestral journeys an omen...
Where was Lord M’Baku to stay death’s hand again? M’Baku who set XX chromosomes ablaze inside theater darkness.
Damn on all levels.
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Fabulous review!!! Love this, Sea Sands Sistar from Sistar Shining Sunshine!!!💕♥️♥️
OK, this is an awesome review! I find it better than the movie itself. LOL! To be honest, I am not a fan of the first Black Panther. The Marvel universe is always over the top. With that said, the second Black Panther had a lot more girl power attached to it. That's probably why I prefer it.
I've not watched this yet. Loved your review!
You said it, Dani. Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn.
Very good. I watched some of this recently, well Wakanda Forever is what I watched. The others in my family thought it was weird. Anyway what you wrote was awesome.
Fantastic review! ✊🏾
Excellent work ❤️🫵🏾🎊💯📝🫶🏾‼️