🍿 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' is Marvel’s most moving epic yet

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Wednesday Nov 09 2022
 
 
When Black Panther premiered in February 2018, it was a moment of pure triumph: a celebration of both Black and African culture that was also a top-notch superhero movie. A lot has happened in the four years since — and a lot of it not so great. Now, a sequel has arrived, but can it recapture that original magic feeling?

Of course, the answer is no. The tragic death of Chadwick Boseman transformed Black Panther: Wakanda Forever into a somber tribute to the actor who brought King T’Challah to life. But director Ryan Coogler has tapped into a different kind of magic with his sequel. Less triumphant and more personal.

We’ll have tons of articles about Wakanda Forever on Inverse over the next few days, but you can read our official review now in today’s issue of Inverse Daily. And don’t worry, it’s spoiler-free.
 
 
 
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is Marvel’s most moving epic yet
 
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is both a leap into the future and a sunset-drenched mausoleum to Chadwick Boseman.

The sequel to 2018’s Black Panther casts the late Boseman in amber as it trades Marvel’s weary house style for longer shots where tender feelings breathe. Dissolve transitions, scarcely used by the editors of this 30-film franchise, render dreamlike meditations of bereavement. And this heavy tone is amplified by the severity of its fantastical conflict as Wakanda is threatened by a secret underwater kingdom of Talokan and its ruthless leader Namor.

From Marvel Studios and director Ryan Coogler, Wakanda Forever is a loving tribute to an actor whose regal oeuvre epitomized Black male excellence. He was Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, James Brown, and T’Challa. He will always occupy that last role, no matter who becomes Black Panther next. With its Black Panther sequel,the entirety of the Marvel Universe, including the real-life studio and fans, grieve a man who meant more than his role.
 
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Stunning Science
 
9 breathtaking images of November's lunar eclipse
 
November’s Full Moon looked anything but normal. In the early morning hours of Nov. 8, it passed through Earth’s shadow in a total lunar eclipse and turned a deep red.

If you missed it, don’t fret — photographers around the world captured breathtaking images of the rare phenomenon. Here are 9 noteworthy images of the eclipse.
 
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Deadly Gear
 
Why the inventor of the Oculus Rift made a VR headset that can kill
 
Palmer Luckey, the creator of the Oculus Rift and other virtual reality technology that now serves as the backbone of Meta's mission to build the metaverse, has made a VR headset that can kill. Specifically, the headset appears to be a modified version of Meta’s new Quest Pro headset based on photos Luckey shared on his personal blog

Why build a deadly VR headset? And how would that even work? The answers have to do with an anime, and the disparate work Luckey has been up to since being ousted from Meta in 2017.
 
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Photo shows NASA's stunning Artemis I rocket ahead of launch
 
NASA’s Moon rocket Artemis I is back at the launchpad a week ahead of its next scheduled liftoff attempt.

The heavy-lift SLS and Moon-bound Orion will hopefully fly on their first integrated test next week, on Wednesday, November 16. NASA announced this new launch date Tuesday evening, after Tropical Storm Nicole grew more powerful.
 
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Netflix teases Stranger Things Season 5
 
November 6 is an unimportant day on most of our calendars. But for Stranger Things fans, it’s the day a ragtag group of tweens began their journey toward discovering the sinister alternate universe implanted in their sleepy Midwestern town. 

As a treat for fans eagerly anticipating the arrival of Season 5, creators and showrunners the Duffer Brothers shared the title of its first episode. Naturally, everyone online was sent into a tizzy about what “Chapter One: The Crawl” could mean for the show’s final batch of episodes.
 
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Meanwhile...
 
Why iPhone 14 Pro delivery times are almost 2 months right now
Astronomers capture startling new detail of the first black hole
'Mandalorian' Season 3 update reveals a shocking change
Christopher Nolan’s best action-thriller is leaving HBO Max
 
 
 
 
Today in historyJack the Ripper's infamous killing spree in the Whitechapel district of London's East End came to an end November 9, 1888.

Video of the day: "The Beauty Of Middle Earth"

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