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Episode 8: Marvel: Black Panther Wakanda Forever
The Marvel movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever has a much darker theme than the previous movie. In this film, along with the characters, we feel the sad loss of Chadwick Bosman who played the role of T'Challa. The loss affects all the characters in the film. Shuri, T'Challa's sister, is deeply affected. She feels that T'Challa is no longer there for her and that she is alone now. The road to her loss is hard for her. She is angry and even comes into conflict with Namor, T'Challa's enemy.
At the beginning of the movie, Shuri is angry, but in the end she begins to understand that her anger is not the right response. She understands that she should not take out her anger on others, but that she should express her anger differently. She learns that you can embrace sadness, but that you should also get something positive out of it.
The sadness Shuri feels is expressed in the music. The music is emotional and makes people feel that they are not alone in their grief. The music brings the characters of the film, the spectators and even the viewers close together.
The film shows the viewers that loss and grief affect each person in a different way. The loss Shuri experiences shows that we need to accept our grief as part of our lives. But it's important to work through your grief through positive actions and not through anger.
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By CaretacularThe Marvel movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever has a much darker theme than the previous movie. In this film, along with the characters, we feel the sad loss of Chadwick Bosman who played the role of T'Challa. The loss affects all the characters in the film. Shuri, T'Challa's sister, is deeply affected. She feels that T'Challa is no longer there for her and that she is alone now. The road to her loss is hard for her. She is angry and even comes into conflict with Namor, T'Challa's enemy.
At the beginning of the movie, Shuri is angry, but in the end she begins to understand that her anger is not the right response. She understands that she should not take out her anger on others, but that she should express her anger differently. She learns that you can embrace sadness, but that you should also get something positive out of it.
The sadness Shuri feels is expressed in the music. The music is emotional and makes people feel that they are not alone in their grief. The music brings the characters of the film, the spectators and even the viewers close together.
The film shows the viewers that loss and grief affect each person in a different way. The loss Shuri experiences shows that we need to accept our grief as part of our lives. But it's important to work through your grief through positive actions and not through anger.