Panther
Black Panther is more than just a superhero film. Based on a Stan Lee character who first appeared in the Fantastic Four comics in 1966, it has become the 12th highest grossing film of all time since its 2018 release, collecting $1.34 billion at the box office. It is a brilliant film with a fabulous soundtrack, but its significance is much greater. Not only is the superhero (and most of the cast) Black, the action is set in Wakanda, a mythical African country with technology vastly superior to the West, challenging prevailing attitudes about Africa. Change begins with imagination.
— Wayne Visser
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