In this YouTube video, the host enthusiastically presents the first official poster for the upcoming Black Panther film, scheduled for release on February 16, 2018. He describes the visual elements of the poster, focusing on T'Challa seated on a throne that blends traditional African royal motifs with futuristic design, reflecting Wakanda's dual identity as an ancient civilization and a technologically advanced nation. The host notes fan reactions, compares the aesthetic to Asgard and space‑age concepts, and highlights the upcoming official teaser trailer to be released during the NBA Finals. He briefly contrasts Marvel’s storytelling with DC’s, expresses personal excitement for the film and Kevin Feige’s direction, and invites viewers to share their thoughts while reminding them to like and subscribe.
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Hey you, welcome back to the channel. And guys, I'm excited, excited because we got the first official movie poster from the Black Panther movie scheduled to come out in February 16th, 2018. So not much longer to wait, guys, and As we can see, we have T'Challa sitting at his throne, and it's a very interesting throne we're getting here. Uh, I think everything looks great. It kind of has this, um, African feel to it. You know, sometimes I think I've— when I've seen, uh, African monarchs of past, like Shaka Zulu or, uh, you know, various ones, they've had these type of of thrones that kind of have this same type of shape to it. Now obviously, you know, not the same material. And another thing you got to understand about Wakanda, the nation that T'Challa is king of, or the Black Panther is king of, is that it's kind of both an old civilization and a technologically advanced one. So it's very futuristic as well because of their advanced technology. And you can see that it's kind of a merger of the old with the new. So some people are getting a lot of different views on how the civilization, the technology looks. Some people say, oh, it kind of reminds them of Asgard, or it kind of reminds them of some space age, thing. But the reason for that, guys, is because the Wakandan culture is so advanced. So it makes a lot of sense to me. I think it looks great. And the news gets better, guys. It gets a great deal better. During the NBA Finals tonight, they will release an official teaser trailer for the Black Panther movie scheduled to come out early next year. So that is so awesome, guys. I'm excited. You know, I had been talking about the storytelling between Marvel and DC, and I was saying that I thought DC had a more realistic, compelling method of storytelling. But it's something about Black Panther to me, his character and how he's presented That for me just makes for a really good, uh, realistic story as well. And, uh, just love Black Panther, love everything they've done with it, uh, everything Kevin Feige's, you know, they're doing with this character. But guys, I'm excited, I can't wait. Let me all, uh, let me all know what you think of, uh, the, uh, the, the movie poster here. Now I know some people have complained, uh, I've heard some people say, well, the Photoshop looks, uh, terrible and things like this, but you know, guys, this is just a movie trailer poster. You know, obviously we're not gonna get, you know, in the actual movie it's not gonna look like this, but this does give us an idea what the set's gonna look like. And you know, watching this king on his throne, and it kind of does look like a smaller Black Panther statue inside the throne room behind him here. And just looks awesome, guys. I can't wait. I'm excited. And guys, I will be covering the teaser trailer during the NBA Finals tonight when it comes out, give some thoughts on that. We can kind of see what's happening. Hopefully we'll get to see some of the other characters that are going to be, you know, introduced into the Black Panther movie. Perhaps we may be able to get, you know, some of the villains and various things like that. But looks awesome, guys. Looks Awesome. And I just want to say too, uh, just, you know, um, commenting on the, uh, the, the throne room and this kind of merger of the old, uh, African nation and the new technology merged together, there's actually a literal, uh, depiction of this in some of the set photos I've seen, or I'm sorry, rather some of the, uh, the artist rendering of, uh, the film I've seen. And we've actually seen the original Wakanda, the ancient city of Wakanda, kind of preserved in a bubble and surrounded by the rest of the Wakandan nation that's been, you know, developed into this advanced technological civilization. So all very interesting, guys. I love what I'm seeing so far. Let me all know what you think of the, you know, the Black Panther trailer poster. Are you excited about seeing the teaser trailer so early? And, uh, guys, um, if you like content like this, don't forget to like and subscribe. And until next time, take care.
