No spoilers, but #WakandaForever is genuinely one of the only sequels I've ever seen that's better than the original
Also MCU credit scenes have felt a bit disappointing lately, not really worth staying in the cinema for, but #WakandaForever's scene actually made me gasp audibly
Rather than just going with the stereotypical hot arid landscape European and American audiences would probably be expecting. And I love how the leader who could be seen as deliberately playing up to the racist stereotype of being a thuggish brute turns out to be the sort of moral centre of the film, the most honourable character and also revealed to be well read
And actually while I'm raving about #WakandaForever can I just say how much I love the #Jabari? Not only is M'Baku a side character that gets a better story line and a more developed and complex character than your average Hollywood Blockbuster's main character, I love the design decision someone made back in the original #BlackPanther to have a mountain tribe living in the snow and showcase the diversity of African landscapes 1/2