Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Where the DNA of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever travels
Films that shaped it
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Same thing with Terminator 2, the liquid metal dude. He's evil, but you're looking forward to seeing him 'cause he's cool
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I love when all of the time spent both with the protagonist and the antagonist is good time. Like The Dark Knight, for instance
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In this one, from the male perspective it's probably more of a conversation with Fruitvale than anything.
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Coogler cited Bernardo Bertolucci’s 'The Conformist' (1970) as an influence on 'Wakanda Forever,' noting the Italian film's strong sense of place: 'You can feel that city in that movie... And so much of our movie is taking you to these two very distinct cities and having you feel them. One of them is a fictional city, and the other one is a real city in the Bahamas that we spent time in.' He specifically appreciated its ability to capture a specific sense of place and time.