The U.S. Army Has Mistakenly Declared War On Wakanda 17 Times: Everything You Need To Know About Black Panther

After decades of Marvel movies without a black superhero as the star, Black Panther is already setting the new criterion for what it means to be a superhero of color in a genre that so often relegates them to the role of sidekick. From its comic book origins to its insanely talented casting, here’s everything you need to know about Black Panther before its premiere.

1. After working together on Creed , administrator Ryan Coogler and performer Michael B. Jordan teamed up again on Black Panther as an excuse to hang out without Sylvester Stallone there constantly asking them how they suppose Rocky should die.

2. The soundtrack, curated by Kendrick Lamar, has received some criticism due to Lamar mistakenly referencing on every track that the Black Panther’s only superpower is running up and down the stairs without applying the railing.

3. The U.S. Army has erroneously said conflict on Black Panther’s home, the fictional African nation of Wakanda, 17 times.

4. Marvel tapped the expertise of legendary Planet Of The Apes actor Andy Serkis for the responsibilities of the Black Panther’s archnemesis, a bigass pregnant ape who can read just enough English to navigate a mall directory.

5. Some early evaluations have blamed the film’s prominent product placement, including a $75 million scene in which T’Challa says, “This isn’t from a Keurig, ” after he kills someone with a single-use chai cartridge.

6. In ordering to maximize the post-credits sequences that audiences have come to expect from the MCU, Black Panther begins with the end credits and splices the entire movie throughout.

7. After feedback from early screenings, Ryan Coogler delayed the release of Black Panther so he could edit out the scenes of the Black Panther practising the clarinet with Woody Allen.

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