"Black Panther" Gets 100% on Rotten Tomatoes

Directed by Ryan Coogler and featuring a predominantly black cast including Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o and Angela Bassett, "Black Panther" was hailed by the Daily Beast as "a love letter to every black person" and "a correction for years of diversity neglect" by Rolling Stone.

The Disney movie, opening worldwide next week, tells the story of T'Challa, the newly crowned king of the fictional, technologically advanced African nation Wakanda, who is challenged from factions within his own country.

The movie arrives after years of criticism about the under representation of actors and filmmakers of color in Hollywood, including the #OscarsSoWhite campaign that prompted the Academy of Motion Pictures to increase diversity in its predominantly while, male membership.

It got a rare 100 percent rating from review aggregator RottenTomatoes.com and analysts expect it to bring in some $150 million at the North American box office on its opening weekend.

The New York Times said the film "creates wonder with great flair and feeling" while having a story that "has far more going for it than branding."

Entertainment Weekly said the movie's "nuanced celebration of pride and identity and personal responsibility" was the movie's "own true superpower."

Hey asshole movie reviewers, this isn't a review...it's an agenda. And they are cramming their pure guilt into the reviews so deep down our throats they want us to taste the hair products used to straighten out kinky hair

"Black Panther" isn't going to be as great as reviewed. It's transparent of a few things...the media is afraid to be the critical voice of Disney. They hate Trump.

Even "Coco", my favorite movie of the last year didn't receive this accolade (probably since the Latin American agenda doesn't gather as much heat).

People often wonder, what does these types of culled reviews promote. Most people to watch it so they can shit on a reviewer. The other...they just want to follow whatever Marvel movie is out there. The advertisement touting it as the most anticipated movie of the year is...I guess it could be true. It IS on February (the shortest month). But it's trying to pass off something so...you almost want DC to make an all-Black movie and see what these reviewers do. Because right now, the public is so confused with the batch critic vote versus audience rating. Nothing more glaring than "The Last Jedi" gap between the fans and the critics.

Critics are people too. And, in this case, no one who has a media following wants to lose any constituents. This only invites a ton of backlash. Which I'm sure is to arrive under the banner of "if you didn't like it, you're racist." Similar to the one about "Wonder Woman" which is a passable movie (though corny as fuck).

I just hate Marvel because everything they make looks like a fucking video game. And the idiot I talk to this about at the gym doesn't see it. Fucking retarded public versus retarded press.