Killmonger was “toxic”

[Dwayne]

bruh, the second they came in the apartment, the jig was up... the late reveal was for dramatic effect

He had to wait to King let him know his mission was over.

Just in case the King left dude still had a mission to do

 

[Duwop]

I need watch this movie over again with all this shit yall talking.

its the greatest movie in black history..

you should watch it several times every February

 

[5th Letter]

dude was the son of a prince of wakanda... to not honor his claim would have been another sin of the nation....

thy was fucking up under t'chaka's management

What saved him in the first place was that he brought the man responsible for killing T’Chaka.

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

naw

To an extent.... yea ....Wakanda is isolated from the world surrounded by a force field anyone in there is assumed to be Wakandan and any Wakandan can challenge for the throne

 

[DMorgan]

its the greatest movie in black history..

you should watch it several times every February

 

[Black_Samson]

Ah...

So again... This is all due to N'Jobu not doing his fucking job and staying on mission.

Had he done so, his "wife" would be a non issue and the same with Erik.

You are arguing about one mans emotional response to his own shitty decision making ability.

 

[King Freeman]

Any dark skin person can challenge for the throne

I think anyone who was a royal of the wakandan tribes could challenge.

 

[Dwayne]

They didn't explicitly say it but they Koogler talked about it in the commentary according to that article I posted

Yea. Dude got his own country-men killed so he can help in Oakland and attacked the King.


He had the resources to create change but didnt use his head

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

bruh, the second they came in the apartment, the jig was up... the late reveal was for dramatic effect

And it worked.

That's what good films do.

 

[BlackRain]

I need watch this movie over again with all this shit yall talking.

Funny enough I rewatched it this weekend too after seeing another Netflix special They Gotta See Us about the evolution of black film making. I had no clue this convo even happened on Twitter til I saw the RTs

 

[DMorgan]

Funny enough I rewatched it this weekend too after seeing another Netflix special They Gotta See Us about the evolution of black film making. I had no clue this convo even happened on Twitter til I saw the RTs

Is that doc They Gotta See Us any good? I've been meaning to check it out

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

its the greatest movie in black history..

you should watch it several times every February

Said nobody, ever

 

[Black_Samson]

The more du pleads his case the deeper the hole get.

 

[Inori]

Yea. Dude got his own country-men killed so he can help in Oakland and attacked the King.


He had the resources to create change but didnt use his head

Nah... he tried to attack Zuri... not the king

 

[DMorgan]

I wonder if its misogynistic for me to go out and buy my wife something because she not on this over top bullshit some of these women be on.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

The more du pleads his case the deeper the hole get.

He been fighting this losing battle for 2 years now

 

[Diabolical_Dos]

man idc no more

ya'll niggas talking about the movie and shit now

im bout to go to a meeting

i'll get back when i get back

Bye hoe


We can win without you.

 

[Duwop]

He had to wait to King let him know his mission was over.

Just in case the King left dude still had a mission to do

Nigga had jokes

"Who these Grace Jones looking chicks?" man fuck that nigga

Wasn't no more work to do.

He knew Eric mom was in jail... And he knew they were coming to serve homie up...

 

[Duwop]

The more du pleads his case the deeper the hole get.

That's cuz y'all lost...

I try to lead niggaz to the light... But I guess everybody can't go

 

[Duwop]

Nah... he tried to attack Zuri... not the king

Niggaz just want wakanda to be perfect....