Black Panther (Ryan Coogler, Feb 16 2018) Movie • Page 41

Letitia Wright won rising star award at the BAFTAs. Emotional speech talking about how she nearly gave up at one point:

Black Panther also won for special visual effects.

 

Letitia Wright is an inspiration. Everything she touches is gold, excited for her future.

 

Oh my godddd

 

Holy shit if true

 

Really doubting Storm appearing in an MCU film this early but that'd be pretty cool

 

I don't have much confidence in those kinda rumors, but depending on how early they are in developing the BP2 story & how soon the film comes out (probably still a couple years away)... Unlike most X-Men & Fantastic Four theories, this actually is believable. It'd be so easy to work Ororo into T'Challa's life without touching on what mutants are or having an X-Men film on the schedule.

 

Black Panther II (Ryan Coogler, May 6, 2022) • forum.chorus.fm

 

leaving netflix on the 3rd

 

And then going to Disney+. Win

 

now it's there

 

Just so sad. He was everyone's favorite hero there for a while after that movie came out. Saw so many little kids in Black Panther costumes on halloween, my nephew included. Shit.

 

RIP king.

 

I didn’t even know he had colon cancer. Was this a known thing?

Rest in power. I’m at a loss for words.

 

I don't think so. I remember there being rumors of him being sick a few months back when there was a picture of him looking frail and such floating around. I just assumed it was internet clickbait BS at the time.

 

absolute warrior.

 

This is beyond my imagination.

So tremendously sad.

 

What the fucking shit fuck

 

Said it in the other BP thread too but man.. I'm really crushed by this. So unexpected and he seemed like such a good dude. Just awful.

 

fucking hell. honest fucking hell i cant believe this.

 

So sad. Get screened earlier than they recommend - there’s a good amount of evidence colon cancer is becoming a bigger issue earlier for young people.