By Chris Snellgrove | Published
First of all The Black Panther It remains one of Marvel Studios' most ambitious and epic films. It did a great job bringing Wakanda to life and cut through that futuristic world in a big cinematic space. That first film was the late actor, Chadwick Boseman, who plays a major role in holding it all together. After Boseman's tragic death, Marvel moved forward with a sequel where Shuri became the titular hero. After that movie, fans everywhere were wondering if this franchise would ever get another movie. But Marvel confirmed at this year's San Diego Comic-Con that we'll be getting it Black Panther 3 directed by Ryan Coogler.
At San Diego Comic-Con, Kevin Feige entertained fans with announcements about new projects like this one Ghost Rider while showing never-before-seen footage from both Spider-Man: A New Day again Avengers: Doomsday. After showing the video, he wrapped up the presentation and pretended to leave. But this was just a fake, and with a Columbo-like “There's one more thing,” he returned to the stage to announce it. Black Panther 3. Like the previous two films in the franchise, this third entry will be directed by They are sinners director Ryan Cooler. She appeared on stage alongside Black Panther veteran actors Letitia Wright and Winston Duke to share some big news.
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Wright, of course, played the leading role Black Panther 2. He did a solid job, but most agree he couldn't fill the tall shoes left by the late Chadwick Boseman. Because of this and other off-screen controversies (especially related to his public anti-vaccination statements), many fans wondered if he would continue playing the role of Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While he the will star in the middle Black Panther 3is officially passing the torch to a new actor: David Jonsson, who plays Boseman's Black Panther son. Jonsson is well known for himself A Long Journey again Alien: Romulus.
The good news is that, against all odds, we're getting a new Black Panther movie. The bad news is that we will have to wait a little longer. Black Panther 3 has an official release date of December 15, 2028. This will be Marvel's second official release of 2028, Ghost Rider coming out earlier that year. Notably, both films will be released later Avengers: Secret Wars reboots the MCU. As a result, Jonsson may be navigating a very different cinematic landscape than Boseman did. This may explain his character's existence, as T'Challa does not have a son in the main Marvel Comics timeline.
It will be a long wait (about two and a half years!) until Black Panther 3 he goes out. Fortunately, it looks like it will be worth the wait. Ryan Coogler is an amazing director, and Marvel's returning talents are reliably good in their roles. Also, Jonsson was just charming Alien: Romulusand will be a great addition to the universe of the most popular cinemas ever made. But will this third trip to Black Panther leave us crying “Wakanda forever!” or are you just crying for a refund? The only way to find out is to see it in theaters.
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