The official full trailer for Marvel’s Black Panther has been released, and it squanders no time in giving groups of onlookers a tempting look at the legendary kingdom of Wakanda.
Directed by Ryan Coogler (Creed) from a screenplay he co-composed with Joe Robert Cole, the film stars Chadwick Boseman as the main hero T’Challa (first presented in Captain America: Civil War), who returns home to the disengaged and propelled country of Wakanda in the wake of his dad’s demise to accept his legitimate place as lord. Matters are confused when an intense old adversary shows up and his place on the honored position is put into question.
The trailer is simply amazing! It not just shows off a huge amount of action scenes, preposterous costume designs, and comic book treats for fans out there, it likewise brings an unmistakable feeling of style that is all Black Panther’s own.
With the landing of Taika Waititi’s peculiar and comedic Thor: Ragnarok opening soon, to be followed up by Black Panther right on time one year from now, you can ideally observe the continuation of Marvel’s current pattern of putting stock in their movie producers to surprise the audience with fabulous visions!
What’s more, by the day’s end, it’s the mass audience who get the chance to receive these benefits.
There are some of the amazing moments in this trailer that has stole the hearts of all the people and twitter is on fire!
If you closely look at the trailer there are specific three moments that lit the entire film! One is the amazing stunts that are super cool, second the breathtaking scenery that will amaze you and thirdly the costumes that give you the royal feel!
Check out the trailer here.
Scroll through to see twitterati’s response!
Friend: Are you still looking at that trailer?
Me: #BlackPanther https://t.co/DXpuEPDKO7— Geeks of Color (@GeeksOfColor) October 17, 2017
Can't wait for the movie!
— Jish the meme fish (@JoshSteiner4) October 17, 2017
https://twitter.com/LuluLemonLime83/status/919916099902345216
*me begging for more clips* pic.twitter.com/MDYuB8xVEX
— Kaye Cole, PhD, LMHC, NCC, BC-TMH (@KayeColePhD) October 16, 2017
