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I watched the new movie from Marvel, “Black Panther” last week. I have not watched all of movies from Marvel, but I always enjoyed when I was watching any of them. When I first time saw the movie poster of Black panther, I was kind of shocked because all of the characters are African American, including main hero. This poster brought me curiosity and interest and this curiosity helped me to concentrate on this movie. Moreover, I did not watch “Captain America-Civil war”, so it is my first time to see this superhero. I think this is why the Black Panther is more fresh and new to me.
I enjoyed this film because “Black Panther” has only their own color and their own story. Since I am a person who is a not really big fan of Marvel, I have not …show more content…

However, I did not feel I needed to be familiar with those other films to enjoy Black Panther because it is new hero from Marvel and does not have that much of relationship with other superheroes like “Avengers” or “Justice League”. I also did not watch all films and series, but I could enjoy this movie. This film is being lauded as groundbreaking for representation in mainstream cinema and I think it deserves that credit because again, this is the first black superhero. Through Black Panther, we can see their unique tradition and custom. It is so meaningful, especially for African American. Moreover, unlikely the major background is the kingdom Wakanda and from this, we can see their loyalty and their close relationship as a family and …show more content…

Firstly, both Iron Man and Black Panther have a special suit. Both suits made with vibranium but for Iron Man, it has an artificial intelligence. Secondly, both heroes are rich and has enormous property and wealth. Black Panther is by vibranium and Iron Man is by Stark Industry. Thirdly, they both have smart character. In Iron Man, Tony Stark is very smart and intelligent. In Black Panther, Shuri has a role of scientist, designer of suit and engineer. She has similar characteristic with Iron Man regarding of

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