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Mike86

Still sticking by my thoughts that T’Challa should just be recast. You can do it in a way that’s still respectful to Boseman.

I would say leave him out of Wakanda Forever just to let some time pass. After that though move on with a recast, and explain that his look has changed because he’s from the Multiverse.

I feel like Boseman would have wanted the films and the character to carry on after his death. In trying to be respectful to his legacy it’s taking away a major player who really didn’t play a major role yet. Only one solo film and a few appearances where he was one of many costars.

dsa_shea

Would he then be Black Panther from another universe that is now transported permanently to this one?



Mike86

I mean that’s a detail you work out as things progress. The point is it could easily work, especially now. You get a do over with the character while also keeping him around.

d2cheer

I am assuming that is a spoiler for the No Way Home movie?

Thanks for ruining it for the 3 of us left that have not seen it.

Runaway

I've written in an earlier post, that they could show Black Panther in the suit, most of the time its CGI anyway and have him sacrifice himself to save Suris life.

GoldenJCJ

I haven’t seen it either and it pissed me off. I guess there’s no expectation to hide spoilers anymore.

dsa_shea

Apologies to those that have not seen the new movie.

dsa_shea

Yes, the character of the Black Panther doesn't have to be T'Challa from here on out. Have him die ceremoniously like you mentioned and then replaced by someone you could use from this point forward.

Josh-da-man

The scuttlebutt I have heard is

mndtrp

Yeah. Could have simply put a "spoilers for No Way Home" comment on it. I thought it was a spoiler for Black Panther, which I'm only mildly interested in and don't care about spoilers.

CyberpunkCentra

Ryan Coogler Detained By Cops


https://www.tmz.com/2022/03/09/black...did=social-twa

dex14

Wrongly detained.

JayTL

I feel like that's a big note to make lol.

Also seemed like it resolved itself before it even became a story.

I'm not defending the back at ANY point of this post, but the note on the back of the slip is a little weird to me.

Eric F

Much like in the animated “What If?” they should have Michael B. Jordan play Killmonger/Black Panther except in his universe he’s good.

TomOpus

If I was withdrawing a large amount, I wouldn't want them to count it out in front of other people. Next thing you might have sketchy people following you home.

JayTL

Like I said, I'm not siding with the bank at all.

For that amount, I'm probably calling the bank in advance, and letting them know. Not handing a note and just telling the teller to read the note.

JeremyM

As a former bank teller and later a branch manager, people used to hand us notes with various requests along the lines of what Coogler did all the time. They overreacted and then some.

GoldenJCJ

Wouldn’t step one be that the teller actually checked the account to see that there was at least $12000 to withdraw? Coogler wasn’t holding her at gunpoint. The teller was able to walk away and call police, might as well check the account while they were at it.

JayTL

Yes, 100%.

I'm just saying this could also have been avoided had he contacted the bank prior. Does that make him at fault? Nope. Poor training with the teller

mwynn

There were some other updates. She did check his account, yet said she was to nervous to match his ID to the account. Seems they were hyper because there has been a lot of robberies in Atlanta.
They should have asked him to come into the office. He was clearly trying to hide his identity while in the lobby.

GLSWIA123

Has this even wrapped production yet? Maybe this should switch release dates with Ant-Man 3.

JayTL

I promise you there are more robberies that occur as a legit transaction over a forceful transaction (by a significant margin too). What I mean by that is someone using a fake ID to withdraw money from an account. To the teller that's a legit transaction. Now most of his face was obscured, he used a note, and just kept telling her to read the note. That raises a couple red flags for me.

But there are fail-safes for those red flags. He had the card attached to the account, he didn't seem to be rushing, etc. Just poor training on the teller end, and a couple things he could have done to help the situation (that he's still 0% to blame for)

mwynn

Exactly. I always talk to people about that 20 seconds where you can make a bad choice. In that 20 seconds, the manager should have calmed her down. Then they both should have reviewed what he was asking for. Then they should have asked him to come to his office. Once they were in private they could have talked about what was going on and explain their concern. They escalated the situation to 10 way to fast.

mwynn

No they were filming in Puerto Rico recently.

https://www.cbr.com/black-panther-2-...n-puerto-rico/