Everything Wrong With 'Black Panther' According to CinemaSins

as informed in ×Everything Wrong With 'Black Panther' According to CinemaSinsBlack Panther has been a massive success for Marvel Studios since it opened in theaters in February. They also give Black Panther credit for some of the truly great moments in the movie. Shuri taking the mantle as a more technological-based version of Black Panther is a real possibility and the idea of Shuri as Black Panther is one that Letitia Wright didn't rule out in an interview with ComicBook.com earlier this year. So, I guess, the question is: when can we have Black Panther 2?" Black Panther is available as a digital download and on Blu-ray and DVD.


Looking Marvel-ous: Designing costumes for 'Black Panther'

Credit: © Marvel Studios 2018BP_embed_3_blackpanther.jpg Marvel Studios' "Black Panther." Black Panther/T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman). Credit: © Marvel Studios 2018"Everything about setting up 'Black Panther' was new. They sent me some pages pulled out of the Black Panther comic book and I was like, 'Is this what I had to prepare for this?' And I understood the story of the Black Panther and the world of Wakanda by reading the pieces that they sent me. Credit: © Marvel Studios 2018BP_embed_5_DoraMilaje.jpg Marvel Studios' "Black Panther." L to R: Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) and Shuri (Letitia Wright).

Looking Marvel-ous: Designing costumes for 'Black Panther'

'Black Panther' Designer Ruth Carter on Wakanda's Fashion

As it stated in Black Panther is one of the most highly anticipated films of 2018—not just for its adaptation of the popular comic, but also for its fashion. "What are you wearing to the Black Panther premiere?" became a prominent topic of discussion across social media. It's perhaps a testament to Black Panther's costume designer, Ruth Carter, that a two-minute trailer had this effect on viewers. "Wakandans are serious about fashion," Carter told me of the inhabitants of Black Panther's tech-forward, eco-conscious, never-before-colonized country. African fashion has always been cosmopolitan, and Carter was careful not to depict it as frozen in the past.





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