Movie: Everyone is Waiting on the Black Panther

The Black Panther by Marvel Studios would be in cinemas from the 15th of February, 2018.

It is going to be a long Valentine's Day weekend and also a bad seller for Fifty Shades Freed.

So calculatively speaking, I will watch mine on the 15th of March, 2018 on my online cinema.

You get?

By then, the buzz must have faded, the curtains drawn and it is just me, myself and I chilling with my popcorn, spreading my legs out and enjoying the ambience.

But I do love the thrill that accompanies watching a movie in a packed cinema, I anticipated marvelling at the sights of Wakanda on that very big screen but I guess I will have to fly solo.

I sincerely hope that it definitely becomes worth the wait, it is a black superhero film so it is highly (emphasis on highly) anticipated by the Black community.

I would definitely love to see more of Chadwick after his debut in the Captain America: Civil War, I knew he deserved his own screen time.

The whole cast is top notch and from the thriller I expect:
A lot of ass kicking.
A lot of rebelling.
A lot of royal behavior.
A lot of tension.
A lot of rich cultural display.
A lot of Ankara inspirations.

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