Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Ryan Coogler, November 11, 2022) Movie • Page 17

I couldn’t care less if a film is 3 hours or if it’s 80 minutes so long as it’s what is best for the script. I just don’t want a film to either drag on or to not have enough time to tell the story the filmmakers want to make.

 

I agree, but also feel a tighter movie is generally stronger. But there are many exceptions. So I dunno

 

For me it depends on the writer/director.

Tarantino, for example, makes excellent films that are long and do not feel stretched out. I'd actually feel more comfortable going into a 2 hour+ Tarantino film.

This will be Coogler’s longest film but Creed and BP didn’t have any structural/pacing issues for me, so I’ll trust him with this.

 

You say that like it's a bad thing...

 

No. I say it like it’s a painfully stupid thing.

 

More like painfully FUNNY, am I right??

 

More like beating a dead horse. Or rather, beating a screaming goat.

 

Screaming goats was very much funny the first time and outstayed its welcome

 

Screaming goats are always funny, will never not be funny.

 

Korg outstayed his welcome more than anything. Most of his jokes didn’t land unlike his jokes in Ragnorak…but then again that’s most of Love & Thunder.

 

#TeamScreamingGoats

 

Too many screaming goats, too much Korg, not enough meaningful exploration of the themes and the parallels between Jane and Gorr

 

Not enough Jane and Gorr, in general. Not enough of Thor wanting a family to suddenly make him a dad at the end.

 

Damn

 

Riri!

 

Imperius Rex!

 

Can’t believe they showed Gamora in the trailer. Crazy.

 

She's the new Black Panther, right?

 

New Winter Soldier, I think.

 

Surprised they showed BP there at the end. Iron Heart should be cool.

 

Iron Heart’s suit should be fun. Didn’t care much for the nano suits Tony had

 

Just got tickets. Very happy that my school is off that Thursday.

 

Somehow Namor's ankle wings don't look half as silly as I expected