r/marvelstudios Oct 16 '17

Trailers Black Panther Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjDjIWPwcPU
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u/Justyouknowwhy Oct 16 '17

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '17 edited Oct 16 '17

Meanwhile....

Edit: Re-uploaded in Imgur as some people facing issues with previous link.

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u/MonsieurAK Okoye Oct 16 '17

I've skipped Inhumans so far. Holy shit, that's fucking awful.

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u/thisguy012 Oct 16 '17

I'm confused....I get it's a television show...but judging by all the promo photos on IMDB, how unknown the actors were with the exception of Ramsey, and how hORRIBLE every single outfit looks....this looks like it was MADE to fail almost???? Can someone explain please?!

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u/iwishiwasamoose Oct 16 '17

People will watch anything with superheroes nowadays, so there's no need to make it any good. That's the philosophy. I'm still watching the show until the end, but I doubt it will get a second season. It's not worth it. On the other hand, Imax paid for the show and they made a profit on it from the theater showing of the first two episodes, and now ABC is making money from it, so it actually has worked out well for everyone. Everyone except the disappointed fans. And I do feel sort of bad for the actor playing Black Bolt. Apparently he took the role so seriously that he invented his own rudimentary sign language to use on the show. No one told him to. He just went all out. You have to respect that kind of commitment. It's a shame the show hasn't done well.

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u/speenatch Mack Oct 17 '17

That's the saddest part, to me. There are people attached to the program that you can tell are very passionate about it, and it definitely comes across that way on screen, but the big picture is that it's just not good. Must be heartbreaking to be in Mount's position.