Black Panther (2018) is the first stand-alone movie about T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) who's about to be crowned King of Wakanda after the events of Captain America: Civil War ((2016) when these challenges occurred. He has to face his own country and this villain called Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan).
The first time I saw Black Panther in CACW, I knew the stand-alone movie would be something great. I mean, his suit made from the strongest metal on earth, T'Challa himself is someone who's very intelligent and kind. I was very excited about this movie for some reasons.
First, the director, Ryan Coogler is young! It's amazing to see younger filmmaker to join the MCU, add some fresh, youthful idea but still stick to the sort of the main idea of the universe. Second, Black Panther is one of the new characters to the MCU and we really need to know about the Prince of Wakanda. Third, it is always exciting to learn more about one character deeply.
I love this movie. Black Panther is a very futuristic film. The technology in this movie is like no other. We've seen some advanced tech in Iron Man trilogy because it is about Tony Stark but let's doubled the advancement, no tripled! That's what you got on Black Panther's tech.
However, I don't think Black Panther is a flawless movie. It has some issues to me, we're gonna talk about this later.

