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Johann 2022-03-14 14:12:21
The director wants to apologize to black compatriots all over the world
Many problems
1. Personal growth Panther has experienced various setbacks from front to back. Has he changed? The character has no growth. This could have been the theme of this film. Although it can be said that Ritchara’s character setting in "The American Team 3" is already perfect, but the play...
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Ethyl 2022-04-21 09:01:15
The only time I want to write a long diss
There are spoilers, Shen will talk about the actors first, emmmmm... Almost all black people are quite new. Personally, I think the discrimination in the United States is quite heavy. This can be regarded as a breakthrough. But the acting skills are very obsessed, anger depends on roaring, sadness...
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Museum Director: Good morning. How can I help you?
Erik Killmonger: I was just checking out these artifacts. They tell me you're the expert.
Museum Director: Ah. You could say that.
Erik Killmonger: They're beautiful. Where's this one from?
Museum Director: The Bobo Ashanti tribe, present-day Ghana, 19th century.
Erik Killmonger: For real? And what about this one?
Museum Director: That one's from the Edo people of Benin, 16th century.
Erik Killmonger: Now, tell me about this one.
Museum Director: Also from Benin, 7th century. Fula tribe, I believe.
Erik Killmonger: Nah.
Museum Director: I beg your pardon?
Erik Killmonger: It was taken by British soldiers in Benin, but it's from Wakanda. And it's made out of vibranium. Don't trip. I'mma take it off your hands for you.
Museum Director: These items aren't for sale.
Erik Killmonger: How do you think your ancestors got these? You think they paid a fair price? Or did they take it, like they took everything else?
Museum Director: Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
Erik Killmonger: You got all this security in here watching me ever since I walked in. But you ain't checking for what you put in your body.
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James: [hearing a knock on the door] It's these two Grace Jones-looking chicks. They're holding spears.
N'Jobu: Open it.
James: You serious?
N'Jobu: They won't knock again.
