Black Panther (4K & 3D Blu-ray SteelBooks) (Zavvi Exclusive) [UK]
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Just got back from watching this and can't wait to own this bad boy 
I agree it’s truly amazing!!Just got back from watching this and can't wait to own this bad boy
You know the drill ninjas.
Pre order now, be upset when the artwork is revealed, then cancel in favour of Blufans.
Or not cancel and own Blufans in addition.
And the lenti Kimchi's.
And the WWA Nova boxset.
And the FAC maniacs box.
And zavvi version #2 with a lenti not in line with artwork.
And the re-releases in 2 years.
And cry.
Apart from the point that the two steelbooks should be priced the same now and in the future (£24.99) - to encourage more early adopters . . . after glancing at the available posters I'm getting a "Daredevil" artwork feel for this steelbook.
. . . and don't think any one of these 3 single images would look half bad on the front:-
(1) Ryan Meinerding (SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING WWA) (2) ------------------------------------- (3) Regal Cinemas RealD 3D poster
As for one of the most famous posters for this film (2017): the image of the co-founder of the militant Black Panthers (1967), Huey Newton, once seen cannot be unseen:-
. . . but should be remembered that Stan Lee's Black Panther comic-strip pre-dated the Black Panthers by several months - July, 1966 against October, 1966. Lee did change the name of his character to Black Leopard but no-one liked the change so it was changed back.
Of course great to see militant people of colour when what we are used to seeing on our steelbooks and on our posters etc. is the same ol' militant white people:-
Etc. . . .
Strangely enough not everyone is happy and it's not unknown for famous posters to be doctored in the Far East:-
Ryan Meinerding concept art in big:-
. . . and don't think any one of these 3 single images would look half bad on the front:-
(1) Ryan Meinerding (SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING WWA) (2) ------------------------------------- (3) Regal Cinemas RealD 3D poster
As for one of the most famous posters for this film (2017): the image of the co-founder of the militant Black Panthers (1967), Huey Newton, once seen cannot be unseen:-
. . . but should be remembered that Stan Lee's Black Panther comic-strip pre-dated the Black Panthers by several months - July, 1966 against October, 1966. Lee did change the name of his character to Black Leopard but no-one liked the change so it was changed back.
Of course great to see militant people of colour when what we are used to seeing on our steelbooks and on our posters etc. is the same ol' militant white people:-
Strangely enough not everyone is happy and it's not unknown for famous posters to be doctored in the Far East:-
Ryan Meinerding concept art in big:-
Why is the temp art so white 
Just watched the movie..! And i gotta tell you, it’s on my top 3 marvel movie list already!! Michael B Jordan steals the show!!
Saw the movie the day it came out, thought it was good but wouldn't say it's in my top 5 MCU movies, kinda feel like I wouldn't be in a rush to watch it again.. the only other MCU film (other than Incredible Hulk) was Doctor Strange which I still haven't rewatched since its release.
I'm reading alot of reviews saying Killmonger is the best Marvel villain since Loki, I like Michael B.Jordan but didn't really think he was anything special. I got to thinking about why Loki is the best villain they've had and I think it's because he's been in several movies, he had already been established in Thor before his major villain role in Avengers.. they should do this more with MCU villains.
I'm reading alot of reviews saying Killmonger is the best Marvel villain since Loki, I like Michael B.Jordan but didn't really think he was anything special. I got to thinking about why Loki is the best villain they've had and I think it's because he's been in several movies, he had already been established in Thor before his major villain role in Avengers.. they should do this more with MCU villains.
I felt like most Marvel villains Killmonger suffered by hardly having any character development/screen time, especially the time between him reaching Wakanda and the end of the film which felt extremely condensed. I'm slightly wavering on the initial 6/10 I gave it, feel that may have been slightly harsh. If time allows I'd definitely like to go and see it again before the bluray release
Actually like that, it'll do nicely until the Blufans version is released
I like the artwork, but that textured look on the background makes me think it'll be bare metal/metallic.
Not sure i'm digging the brushed metal look and the minimal amout of actual art, seems like a literal "waste of space". Blufans all the way.
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