Major Spoilers! I'm back from my trip and straight out of seeing Marvel Studios' Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in cinemas!
Ryan Coogler's Black Panther (2018) was undoubtedly the one of the best Marvel movies since Captain America 3 so its sequel also directed by Ryan Coogler had a lot to build up to, also considering Chadwick Boseman's death. I tell you, Marvel Studios' Black Panther: Wakanda forever is an absolute masterpiece. The visuals, story, plot, humour is great and definitely something I would compare to Avatar (2007).
The second part of the first act was definitely one of my favourite parts, not only do we see Everett Ross, Iron Heart/Riri Williams, a surprise cameo from Val but also an epic fight scene against Namora and the Talokans.
Namor Definitely is one of the MCU's most compelling villains, he really did steal the show, so did Ramonda and Shuri. I really did not expect Ramonda's death in this film because I thought that T'challa's death would be they main grieving point for this film but it definitely makes Shuri a better reason to become a Black Panther.
When Shuri enters the ancestral plane, I really thought we would see someone like Ramonda telling Shuri to 'Show them who you are.' as that was the main line to market this film, but that surprise cameo by Michael B Jordan was great and his line really hyped me up for the final battle of this film.
The final battle was ok, it was not bad or good just it was a pretty predictable Marvel battle, I liked the way Shuri did not kill Namor and they made an alliance, they really have an opportunity to make a Namor Solo movie now.
The post credit scene shows T'challa's secret son he had with Nakia: T'challa. In the original 616 comics, T'challa does not have a child but In a different universe T'challa has a son with Storm, a mutant. They call him T'challa as well as this MCU universe and he eventually gains Storm's powers but without mutants in the MCU yet this is unlikely.
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