Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Jedijax719

Well-Known Member
I'm sure we will hear some complaints about CGI. There were complaints for the first one ( I had no problem whatsoever with it). But this one had a shortened post-production period. It needs to be taken into consideration. Hopefully, IF there are issues, it is not placed on the film or Coogler but rather the timeframe the movie was given. Based on the plot, there was a LOT of heart and compassion put into it which will undoubtedly make up for any technical issues. And I may be totally wrong. The CGI may be perfect.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
I'm sure we will hear some complaints about CGI. There were complaints for the first one ( I had no problem whatsoever with it). But this one had a shortened post-production period. It needs to be taken into consideration. Hopefully, IF there are issues, it is not placed on the film or Coogler but rather the timeframe the movie was given. Based on the plot, there was a LOT of heart and compassion put into it which will undoubtedly make up for any technical issues. And I may be totally wrong. The CGI may be perfect.
I really liked Black Panther and thought the CGI was outstanding.... except for the final fight. The two CGI 'people' were not obeying the laws of physics in their falls and swinging around poles. It immediately stood out to me watching it. But, I got over it.
 

LSLS

Well-Known Member
I'm sure we will hear some complaints about CGI. There were complaints for the first one ( I had no problem whatsoever with it). But this one had a shortened post-production period. It needs to be taken into consideration. Hopefully, IF there are issues, it is not placed on the film or Coogler but rather the timeframe the movie was given. Based on the plot, there was a LOT of heart and compassion put into it which will undoubtedly make up for any technical issues. And I may be totally wrong. The CGI may be perfect.
It was really bad in the first, for much of the same reasons. But, I'm also not going to give a pass. Even if not their fault, it takes away for me personally.
 

MickeyMouse10

Well-Known Member
There are many scenes throughout the first one where the CGI is suspect. I don't know how anybody can see the car chase, the waterfall scene and final fight and not say it was "horrible".
 

Jedijax719

Well-Known Member
Maybe
I really liked Black Panther and thought the CGI was outstanding.... except for the final fight. The two CGI 'people' were not obeying the laws of physics in their falls and swinging around poles. It immediately stood out to me watching it. But, I got
Well Namor has wings so he can fly around during a fight and it will fit lol.
 

Disney Irish

Premium Member
Everything I have said is accurate... and my opinion. Just because you don't agree with it is not my problem. Stop reading my posts and commenting on them if you don't like it.
While it might be your opinion, it hasn't been accurate. As been pointed out by other posters with the actual facts direct from both the comics and the movies in the MCU.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Not trying to be rude or snarky, but why was it disturbing?
The movie is about war, treachery, loss and grief.

The NBA is just a game. It's about as low stakes as one can get. Identifying basketball with a people's existential struggle for survival in which sacrifices of lives will be made is... shameless. They think way too highly of themselves.
 

Disney Irish

Premium Member
No one has pointed out anything that I haven't shot down. Quit commenting on my posts.
Actually many have, including myself. Just because you disagree with what we've proved as your factual errors doesn't mean they still aren't provable factual errors.

Also I'm not going to stop commenting on your posts just because you don't like being called out when you provide blatantly false information. Feel free to put me on ignore if you don't want to see my responses to your posts.
 

Jedijax719

Well-Known Member
The movie is about war, treachery, loss and grief.

The NBA is just a game. It's about as low stakes as one can get. Identifying basketball with a people's existential struggle for survival in which sacrifices of lives will be made is... shameless. They think way too highly of themselves.
It was a basketball game and they were marketing and advertising a movie to reach that audience. Nothing else to read into it.
 

spacemt354

Chili's
The movie is about war, treachery, loss and grief.

The NBA is just a game. It's about as low stakes as one can get. Identifying basketball with a people's existential struggle for survival in which sacrifices of lives will be made is... shameless. They think way too highly of themselves.
The movie is also just that, a movie.

If it were a true story about war and grief, you may have a point.

But for a fictional film, I don't see how this ad is anything but promoting the film to the NBA audience which gravitated to the first film.
 

_caleb

Well-Known Member
Everything I have said is accurate... and my opinion. Just because you don't agree with it is not my problem. Stop reading my posts and commenting on them if you don't like it.
This:
Marvel movies usually start strong, even if they're bad movies (like Dr. Strange 2 and Thor 4).
Is not an opinion. It’s a claim without evidence.

This:
Word of mouth will probably cause it to fizzle in later weeks though.
Is an opinion!

But this:
Afterall it's hard to sell a Black Panther movie without T'Challa.
Isn’t an opinion. It’s a statement of fact based on an assumption.

Watching the trailer makes me think they’re hoping to sell this Black Panther movie with the memory of T‘Challa/Boseman, fan service (Namor), spectacle, and maybe a bit of female empowerment. I’m excited to see it!

(This is an opinion.)
 

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