Review of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

 I watched Black Panther: Wakanda Forever After, and if I had to define that experience in a few words I would say that the film is visually beautiful, precisely calm, and emotionally overwhelming. Presenting itself from the first scene as a great tribute to Chadwick Boseman, the feature demonstrates an enormous sensitivity and emotion due to the delicate direction of Ryan Coogler and the performances of the cast that carry a feeling of pain and love that transcends the film itself. Wakanda forever needed to be completely overhauled after the tragic death of Chadwick, in addition to having faced several delays with the pandemic, behind-the-scenes controversies and are part of the Marvel cinematographic universe, something that forces it to follow a certain narrative line and leave a hook for subsequent productions. yes, it is clear that the story takes certain conventions to work and sometimes it can leave something to be desired with its rhythm, but the proposal was to deliver a worthy ending to a great actor and honor and pay homage to his legacy, and this undeniably the film does very well . The feature has stunning visuals and a fabulous aesthetic that is far from the common Marvel movies. Its narrative is based on the strong drama of the characters and carries a lot of emotion and the soundtrack here is the icing on the cake making us dive deep into the heart of that story. My only criticisms of the film are some action sequences that seem poorly recorded, the CGI that at times leaves something to be desired, and that Marvel finger that forces the story to follow a path that is not necessarily beneficial to it at all times. . But I think it would be unfair of me to come here and complain about possible narrative slips. by Chadwick Boseman the film fulfills its proposal despite all its unfortunate complications and for that reason it takes four stars in my view