Black Panther Wakanda Forever FULL Breakdown, Marvel Easter Eggs and Things You Missed

Here's my FULL Black Panther Wakanda Forever Breakdown and Easter Eggs video. Let me know how many you spotted! Here's my Wakanda Forever Post Credit Scene video too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu-QyEYqCAM&t=0s

I just came back from second time watching the movie and I've spotted a few details. 1. Ramonda clearly wants to tell Shuri about T'Challas son in that scene on the shore right before Namor shows up. 2. Prince T'Challa is clearly seen as Ramonda visits Nakia and asks her to rescue Shuri.

When Ramonda tells Shuri 'Show him who you really are', it's a callback to when she said the same thing to T'Challa during his duel with M'Baka (and T'Challa was seemingly about to be defeated). I think that is incredibly special because it shows Ramonda truly knows her kids and understands their potential.

I'm so glad you mentioned Bucky & Sam being unlikely to attack Wakanda. When Namor mentioned Shuri/Wakanda and their allies/lack thereof, I immediately thought of them and the remaining and upcoming Avengers & Avengers-adjacents.

"In my culture, death is not the end." That hits hard now. You're an irreplaceable King. Wakanda forever

Queen Ramonda firing General Okoye has got to be one of the best scenes in the MCU

Nakia did not think that T'Challa died in the blip. In the scene she explains that T'Challa prepared both her and his son for his death. It is a call back to when T'Chaka told T'Challa, in the ancestral plane "A man who has not prepared his son for his death has failed as a father". Nakia, her son, and the Queen knew that he was dying. That made it more powerful for me.

What would be awesome is they introducing Storm as a child who is the same age as young T'challa, that way the story can come back in line with the comics.

That scene between okoye ,and queen ramonda is what's gonna get angela Bassett that Oscar nom ,and hopefully win.

Letitia Wright and Angela Bassett both had Oscar-level performances, and the others’ acting was phenomenal too. This movie was incredible.

I’m actually quite impressed. Shuri wasn’t cast to be the star of a movie. And the fact coogler wrote a movie around her, and it was so great is just amazing. She did a really good job. Namor was awesome also I’m glad they ended it the way they did

I have never heard a theater as silent as it was during this movies silent moments. Was really something to witness.

It's a small detail and it may be on accident but when Shuri was first introduced to Talokan, she kept calling Namor "Namor" instead of Kukulkan. As you all may remember, he said "but my enemies call me Namor" earlier on the shore essentially foreshadowing their war.

Namor aka Kukulkan was maybe one of the best antagonists of the MCU franchise. His powers were much greater than I expected and his background story was really good

I loved how M' Baku stepped up to act as a brother to Shuri! M' Baku lived up to his promise to T' Challa to be cooperative with the city and other tribes. I just love how hilarious they joke before Namor attacked the city.

I think this really capped off Phase 4 nicely. It made me realize that the main overarching theme of phase 4 was laid out in the WandaVision series finale, Visions line: "What is grief, if not--love persevering?" And that really hits home in this film.

Just to clarify, Namor, in this movie, doesn't come Na-Mor, or Mayan language. It comes from the old man dying in spanish and told him "un niño siN AMOR" -- "a boy without love".

" Highlight is undoubtedly namor, who immediately becomes one of the MCU most fascinating characters I hope he get his own solo film soon.

I am absolutely speechless. Somehow my fellow USC alum Ryan coogler managed to both respectfully send off Chadwick and also make an even better movie than the first. This was what the MCU needed desperately after a lacklustre first few phase 4 entries. The story is arguably the most mature and best we’ve seen in a marvel film since the raimi days. The themes of grief, acceptance and forgiveness were masterfully done. Shuuri sparing Namor reminded me of the whole “hate only begets more hate” spill you see in shonen anime, but it was well done. Riri williams and Namor stole the show for me. Loved how their characters were done. Tenoch huerta has an incredibly bright future. Amazing actor. Was nice seeing Killmonger back on screen too! Also loved how well the mayan language was handled in the film. As a linguist/polyglot that’s always a plus. Introducing Prince T’chala in the mid credits scene was GREAT. That was one of the biggest theories coming into the film but since they went so long without doing it in the movie I was thinking maybe they wouldn’t do it

They handled the Chadwick situation very respectfully. RIP Chadwick 🖤