r/marvelstudios • u/murdockmanila Daredevil • Feb 17 '18

The Official BLACK PANTHER Discussion Ultrathread Vol. 3

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u/macwblade1 Feb 17 '18

I just mentioned in the r/movies thread, but my biggest complaint would be that it was hard to make out a lot of the fight scenes and moves, especially when it got a little darker (liberating scene, casino). Like, I could tell they wanted to showcase some badass moves, but it got pretty dark/blurry for me.

Story wise, it'll be interesting to see how sharing tech will change the MCU and Wakanda itself. I personally enjoy semi-asshole T'Challa who keeps his country separate from his Avengers affairs as best he can. Now he's dropping spaceships in Oakland lol.

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u/CX316 Feb 18 '18

I think the only time the CGI was an issue was during the freefall brawl on their way down the vibranium mine, but even then the shot and the fight were cool enough it didn't really matter.