Boseman

There are some movies that no matter what format they’re available in or what platform they’re streaming on, I have to revisit from time to time. As 1997’s L.A. Confidential was recently added as part of the new on Hulu movie releases, I found myself revisiting director Curtis Hanson’s award-winning noir masterpiece yet again. While it was satisfying as always, my latest watch made me even more mad that we never got the proposed L.A. Confidential sequel starring Chadwick Boseman.The brief knowledge of that potential…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeAh, yes! The library!” Colman Domingo lights up at the word. The 53-year-old star of Fear the Walking Dead and Euphoria is standing in the corridor of a central London hotel, eager to escape the warren of pleasantly furnished but slightly soporific private rooms in which we find ourselves. It was in libraries, he tells me later, that he first explored his love of storytelling, the…

Gal Gadot took to Instagram on Monday to post a video in which she says she's just been informed that she's getting a star on the coveted Hollywood Walk of Fame. She says in the video that she got the news from her husband in the middle of her press junket for upcoming Netflix action thriller Heart of Stone. (Also Read: Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow have a Friends reunion as they attend Courteney Cox’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony) Chadwick Boseman, Gal Gadot and Kevin Feige are among the Hollywood Walk of…

Twitter CEO Elon Musk forced blue checkmarks on dozens of celebrities and other high-profile users after they refused to pay for Twitter Blue subscriptions in the latest chapter of the blue checkmark apocalypse this weekend. However, blinded by his urge to troll and embarrass the celebrities who wouldn’t pay him $8, Musk accidentally gave blue checkmarks to several dead people.Musk randomly adorned the Twitter profiles of various deceased celebrities, including Norm Macdonald, Anthony Bourdain, Chadwick Boseman, Kobe…

Checkout how Chadwick Boseman used to call the Black Panther movie as his ‘Star Wars’. Read to find out ( Photo Credit – Wikipedia ; A Still From Black Panther ) Chadwick Boseman, majorly known for his role as Black Panther might have left the world but his presence is still evident today. After playing the king of Wakanda in the MCU, he got a major fan following and fans missed him in the sequel movie, Black Panther Wakanda Forever. As it was difficult for audiences to accept the fact that Boseman will not be seen…

It is common knowledge that writer-director Ryan Coogler and co-screenwriter Joe Robert Cole had to make many major changes to the storyline of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s tragic passing. But recently, the duo revealed the specific arcs they had in mind for the late actor’s characters, leaving fans yearning for the impossible. Fans, who are still broken up over losing Boseman’s phenomenal presence as T’Challa, have embarked on a fresh nostalgia trip as the new details about the…

Chadwick Boseman Was About To Get Onto Black Panther Wakanda Forever When He Breathed His Last (Pic Credit: Movie Still, Marvel) Marvel Cinematic Universe decided to end its experimental phase 4 with the most moving film of the phase Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The movie stood for many things in the MCU but moreover, it was a tribute to the King that will always remain, Chadwick Boseman. The T’Challa fame’s untimely passing away affected the entire project but the makers made sure that his death is paid a homage…

Samuel L. Jackson is making his opinion clear on Quentin Tarantino's dismissal of Marvel superheroes on grounds that it has killed the movie star. The actor who has worked with Quentin Tarantino in the past in Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and Django Unchained, refuted the filmmaker’s comments against the "Marvel-ization of Hollywood'. (Also read: Black Panther Wakanda Forever cut romance track between Namor and Shuri, reveals editor: 'You've got to watch out')“It takes an actor to be those particular characters, and the…

A still from the movie "Black Panther."Source: MarvelIn August 2020, Disney's Marvel Studios was faced with an unenviable task — how to handle the sudden and tragic death of Chadwick Boseman, the star of its megahit film "Black Panther."At the time of Boseman's death from colon cancer, director Ryan Coogler had already completed a draft script for the sequel, which was centered around the late actor's character. The 2018 Marvel film was among the first blockbusters to feature a predominantly Black cast, and it was proof…

Even before we see the first frame of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, it is clear that the film is a tribute to Chadwick Boseman. The actor, who played Marvel’s original Black Panther, is ever-present in the film in spirit. And Ryan Coogler’s film beautifully pays tribute to the late actor in perhaps the best way a film can. And yet, the Black Panther sequel falls short of being a truly great film. Maybe it’s the length, the long stretches where nothing happens, and the disappointing payoff that make it so. The sad (or…