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Marvel's new film " Black Panther 2" will be released in North America on July 8, 2022. The latest official trailer has many highlights, especially the new Black Panther falling from the sky, which is quite handsome! The title of the film is "Black Panther: Long Live Wakanda".
"Black Panther 2" is directed by Ryan Kugler return.
The film was officially launched on June 30, 2021 at the Pine Wood Studio in Atlanta , USA. "Black Panther 2" will be the official end of the fourth phase of the MCU. In addition, the first male lead of "Black Panther" , Chadwick Boseman, died of illness. Who will be the successor? It makes people curious, so the movie "Black Panther 2" has always attracted much attention.
On August 28, 2020, the film was originally scheduled to star in Chadwick Boseman colon cancer died at home in Los Angeles at the age of 43.
"Black Panther 2" will be one of the last two works in the fourth phase of the Marvel Universe, and "Black Panther 2: Long Live Wakanda" is the finale of the series.
Marvel also commemorates superhero Chadwick Boseman for tribute to In the latest trailer for "Black Panther 2", this was also confirmed: the trailer began with a funeral for "Black Panther" Techara. Everyone looked sad. In the movie, the character has been confirmed to have passed away.
Many netizens felt deeply uncomfortable today about the death of Boseman . We are not only feeling sorry for his departure, but more because we know that he played Black Panther and Avengers while suffering from cancer, under chemotherapy and surgery, but we can't see at all in the movie. Even his figure is so strong in the movie. How dedicated he is. Black Panther's life is like a firework, with a brilliant beginning and a brilliant end.
This time, "Black Panther 2" not only released the official trailer, but also exposed multiple versions of official posters. It is reported that the length of "Black Panther 2" reached 161 minutes (2 hours and 41 minutes), ranking second among the length of the MCU, second only to the 181 minutes (3 hours and 1 minute) of "Avengers 4".
In the film, black actress Minnick Thorne's female Iron Man - "Heart of Steel" Rarity Williams will make its debut in the MCU. As the heir to Iron Man in the comics, Iron Heart will be an important role in the film, and has attracted attention. After "Iron Man" Tony Stark retired, he became the second generation of Iron Man. She created the most advanced armor since Iron Man Tony Stark and is regarded as the "female Iron Man".
Marvel has previously announced the series to film "Heart of Steel" and has been scheduled for fall 2023.
At the same time, with the launch of the female Black Panther in the movie trailer, most of the speculations at home and abroad about who the "new Black Panther" are, pointing to the sister of Black Panther Techara, Su Rui! No surprise, the new Black Panther will be the black woman in the C position in the poster. Letixia Wright , which is the sister of Prince Techara in the first "Black Panther", and the high-end technical role of Wakanda , Princess Su Rui is here.
Then there was also the official debut of Aquaman Namo. The superpowers of Prince Namo played by Tenoche Huerta are also presented for the first time. The real name is Namo Mackenzie Due to the setting of the film, the country ruled by Namo was not in Atlantis, but the underwater kingdom of Taroken, which originated from Mayan culture, which is also the reason why he wanted to start a war against Wakanda.
New Black Panther has appeared, black female Iron Man has also made an appearance, and Aquaman has also presented .
So are you looking forward to it? Is this the Black Panther 2 you are looking forward to?
In Black Panther, there is a sentence: " In our culture, death is not the end, but the starting point to the next destination. You open your arms, the God of Bast and Sekhmet will guide you to the green grassland, where you can run forever. "
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