Is Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's Trailer More Evidence Of Marvel's Stylistic Shift?
At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Studios finally released the movie lineup for Phase 5, which will begin February 17th, 2023 with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Phase 5 has been dubbed the Multiverse Saga, leaving fans curious and excited about what else Phase 4 has to offer before drawing to a close.
Arguably one of the most highly anticipated projects of the last few years, Black Panther sequel, Wakanda Forever, will finally make its debut and close out Phase 4 this year, when it comes to theaters on November 11th. The first teaser trailer for the film has finally been released, offering some amazing visuals to fans who have been waiting for this moment since the project was announced back in May 2021.
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The trailer is vastly different from anything the MCU has done before, with ultimately no dialogue present in the 2-minute clip, aside from a passionate line by Wakanda’s Queen Ramonda, where she expresses her anguish over the fact that her entire family is now gone. Aside from this, the only sound comes from background music, which pairs stunningly with the trailer’s aesthetics.
Visually, the teaser trailer offers tons of underwater scenes, including a mother giving birth, a pod of whales, and a brief glimpse at MCU newcomer Namor. So far, Marvel heroes have battled it out on land and space, but Wakanda Forever will finally take their characters to the sea. One of the biggest plot points in Black Panther 2 will focus on the relationship between Wakanda and Atlantis, a storyline plucked from the Marvel Comics, that pitted the two groups against each other.
Marvel has been doing a pretty good job creating more visual distinctions between their
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