In case you still have not seen Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, proceed with caution: This article contains major spoilers. But if you have seen it, you’ll know that Queen Ramonda dies, brutally drowned by Namor in her own palace. A shame, really, considering ...
Until then, there's only one way to see this MCU jam.
We don’t have to tell you Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is worth your time, but if you’d rather not sit in a theater, don’t worry—you can have the IMAX experience at home. On February 1, the long-awaited Marvel sequel will land on Disney+. Not ...
The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star has some serious thoughts about the future of his character.
For all the wonder and power Wakanda exudes in Marvel's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, arguably no one carries as much gravitas and brawn as M'Baku, played by the charming Winston Duke. In 2018's Black Panther, he's the leader of a mountain tribe called the Jabari, challenging T'Challa ...
A handful of scenes in 2018's Black Panther made him an overnight celebrity. As he returns with a bigger role in Wakanda Forever, the soulful and cerebral star is preparing for a new level of fame, mourning the loss of his closest confidante—his mother, Mama Coco—and searching for a deeper meaning in every aspect of his life.
Winston Duke's mother wanted him to be a pastor. In one of our first conversations, he told me she was still holding out hope, imitating her thick Tobagonian accent: “‘Maybe you’ll still become a preacha!’” He playacts his loving but firm rebuff: ...
Winston Duke knows a whole lot of Black Panther fans want him to be the next King of Wakanda. Honestly? He’s into the idea. The ending of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever left much to the imagination, but Duke is ready for his character, the wise-cracking M’Baku, ...
There’s a deeper meaning to the character's appearance
Fair warning: there are major spoilers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever coming up. If you’ve not seen it yet, turn right back around and get out.One of the big, big surprises of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was the hitherto extremely dead Killmonger’s beyond-the-grave appearance ...
Critics are calling Ryan Coogler's sequel an emotional journey—and a fitting tribute to Chadwick Boseman.
Arguably more important to the upcoming Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is not who will play the franchise hero moving forward in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—but how the sequel will pay tribute to its late star, Chadwick Boseman. The Black Panther lead tragically died of cancer in 2020. Instead of ...
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