Black Panther hits the big screen as another of the Marvel
Universe characters get the big blockbuster treatment.
There’s a Shakespearean power struggle for the crown of the
Black Panther and the future of the secret technological advanced empire
Wakanda.
There’s a nice sense of maturity to the film in it’s theme establishing
the conflicts between family, friends, foes and outside forces as betrayal is
rife.
The good news is the film is a big solid hit. It provides
all the thrills, excitement and most importantly the quality that marvels seems
to assure its films get.
Stand out performances really come from the villains in this
film with a energetic Andy Serkis keeping it fun whilst Michael Jordan capitalizes
on a generous character ark to fledge out a villain on multiple levels of emotion.
In the scheme of things how does it land in the Marvel Universe
well it’s less funnier than Thor 3,
less demanding than Civil War, better than Age of Ultron and
better plotted than Guardians 2.
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