There you have it. NOT HAPPENING!
Her Response Is Professional. And I Agree With Your Assesment, Jim. Something Is Afoot.
As long as they stick to the comic they will be ok. I don’t want T’Challa looking weak in any way though! He is a KING!!
We think that in some way, shape or form we’re going to get a product worthy of Black perspective,praise and pride from a movie about an African Superhero from an African country more advanced than any other country in the world aaaannnnd the character is created by a white person the movie produced by white people the script is most likely written by a white person from a company that employed only one black person?!? WAIT THERE’S MORE, If I’m not mistaken there was some concern in the the past that it world be a problem with trying to create a Wakanda even after creating Asgard without any publicized issues and I fail to mention actors like lil Romeo mentioned as the lead. All this during a time when innocent black lives are constantly shown being taken all around the country…no the world and we’re having high expectations and getting excited without once again considering the source or motives even after Wesley Snipes wanted the role since the 90s! GTFOH!!! WE STILL SLEEP!
This is sad I was looking forward to her prospective Ava is very talented. You can visit ReelHouse.org and check out The DangerMan Film Pilot Girls Aren’t for Sale, Coming soon the DangerMan Chronicles..
Well. I am disappointed, but I respect her choice. It is important, as an artist, to know where you are and where you want to go as an artist, and to respect the vision that you have. Marvel always makes entertaining movies, so no worries about Black Panther.