Beorn:


Oga, all these one na epistle. Nothing about Killmonger's upbringing that's special. What's so deep about his motivations that we haven't seen before? Abeg, BP had a simple Nollywood-esque plot and no matter of iconic lines makes Killmonger special. He's a one-dimensional villain.

CharleyBright:


Wow, you group The Blind spot,, Designated Survivor and Tyrant and classify them all as thrash?
Blindspot that is almost patterned like 24 is thrash?
Quite interesting.
Pls do u mind giving me a list of series that "your opinion" that is worthy to be deemed good..
Am very curious.

And pls dont include GOT on the list.

Galapagous:

I guess you should try and see HUNTER KILLER

JeromeBlack:


Are you mad?

Killmonger is one of the most sympathetic villains in comic book movies.

You should be ashamed as a black african that you cannot understand the deep motivations of killmonger in the BP movie.

Killmonger grew up on hate as it was stated I the movie. He grew up as an abandoned black kid in the ghetto with no parents. His African tribe neglected him while his American roots consisted of racism and poverty.

He fought wars for a country that did not respect his humanity and his race.

Killmonger even delivered one Of the most iconic lines in comic book history-

"Just bury me in the ocean with my ancestors who jumped from ships, 'cause they knew death was better than bondage"


A lot of Nigerians do not understand anything about racism. Shame.

JeromeBlack:



Classic strawman. I never said that the plot of black panther is fantastic.

The beauty of black panther's plot lies in its simplicity and effectiveness.

JeromeBlack:


Repeating a lie many times does not make it true.

Killmonger is one of the most sympathetic villains in comic book movies. He is not one dimensional

Beorn:


So why the hell were you arguing with me that the plot was straightforward simple (predictable) and nothing great when you've just conceded that the plot line is simple?

BP's greatness comes from its cultural significance mostly and not this twists and turns you're displaying here. The movie plot-wise, is just there.

Kaycee7:
Tribalism we know. Cultural jingoism, absolutely. Nepotism, we can relate. What is this racism you speak of?

pryme:


No Batman was clearly the leader here, that's why he had a contingency plan for all the JL members, he was no longer trusted, that's why there was a vote if he should stay or leave.
Even Superman voted for Batman to be the leader of The JL.

JeromeBlack:


Repeating a lie many times does not make it true.

Killmonger is one of the most sympathetic villains in comic book movies. He is not one dimensional

JeromeBlack:



Simple does not mean predictable.

Did you predict the twist that killmonger would become king?

Beorn:


In the movie, he's just a one-dimensional villain, though I enjoyed his act more than BP's.

Beorn:


Who doesn't know the Killmonger would defeat BP the first time before BP would return to take back his rightful throne like in most Nollywood movies?

JeromeBlack:


Keep repeating the lie and keep taking the L's.

Killmonger is one dimensional but you enjoyed his act more than the most iconic movie superhero of recent times.

Kaycee7:
What is there to be sympathetic about?
"Boo hoo! My uncle killed my dad. So I became a sociopath bent on revenge." Something that uncles do everytime they drag land down here. N'jadaka should shift abeg. Let's see better people

Kaycee7:
What is there to be sympathetic about?
"Boo hoo! My uncle killed my dad. So I became a sociopath bent on revenge." Something that uncles do everytime they drag land down here. N'jadaka should shift abeg. Let's see better people

JeromeBlack:


Is that the question that I asked? Was it straightforward that killmonger was also a heir to the Wakamdan throne?

Beorn:


Nollywood-styled script that's visible to the blind, yet he keeps telling us Killmonger's story had a deep origin, like we haven't seen Jim Iyke and co in such situations a zillion times.

iuwe:

And Batman is............

Beorn:


You're asking this question because you haven't seen Nollywood productions where the prince's uncle's son, or the king's concubine's son came years later to claim the right to the throne. Predictable _shit!!

JeromeBlack:


You do realise that killmonger wanted to bomb the western world with Wakandan technology?

Racism also played a part in his villainous motivations.

It's subtle enough that certain Nigerians who know nothing about race will miss

JeromeBlack:


It was deeper than that. He also hated colonialists. He even had more hate for the western world than his uncle or tribe.

You are a typical ignorant Nigerian. Ignorant of race.

Take another L, abeg

mekaprime:
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My brother, no be only you, the thing shock me too, to the extent way I no see mouth talk.

Kaycee7:
So he's your average African-American. Why is he hating colonialists? Was his country colonised? So he's also a confused idiot. Take your L back.

Beorn:


Blah blah blah.

Some serial killers suffered some psychological abuse from their mothers or watched their fathers maltreated or cheated on by their mothers as a child and developed hate for the female genders. Nothing subtle in Killmonger's upbringing that any human with a functioning brain would miss. Next!!

oyetpel:
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Waris all dis?

Voting, leader that leader this, BP, killmonger, sympathetic, Triple frontier movie of the year?

4 pages of shite.

pryme:


No Batman was clearly the leader here, that's why he had a contingency plan for all the JL members, he was no longer trusted, that's why there was a vote if he should stay or leave.
Even Superman voted for Batman to be the leader of The JL.

Beorn:


Don't blame Koice, when you have writers foolishly scripting down a plot where Batman can summon the courage to challenge Superman, you'd expect some people to rate a mere human above a sea god.

alexistaiwo:
Oshey!

INEC chairman

mekaprime:
MATILDA (1996)...8/10
GENRE:Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Wow!! the concept/premise of the movie & Matilda's dad popular catchphrase( I'm smart your dumb, I'm big your little, I'm right your wrong and there's nothing you can do about it) Kinda gave me that nostalgic feeling i use to have as a kid way back then, when the movie aired on Sundays on channels TV. The story and message, was quite fabulous, the acting was very good. It was truly a fun, entertaining & nostalgic ride for me.