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1. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Author

COUCH, AARON and KIT, BORYS

Subjects
FILMMAKING, MEMORIAL service, SONGWRITING, SUNRISE & sunset, LAND mines
Published
2023

2. 25 BEST ACTION MOVIES OF ALL TIME.

Author

FEAR, DAVID

Subjects
MAD Max: Fury Road (Film), BLACK Panther (Film), ENTER the Dragon (Film), MILLER, George, 1945 March 3-, COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, LEE, Bruce, 1940-1973
Published
2021

3. DIRECTORS ON DIRECTORS: GINA PRINCE-BYTHEWOOD + RYAN COOGLER.

Author

JACKSON, ANGELIQUE

Subjects
COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, BLACK Panther: Wakanda Forever (Film)
Abstract

FEATURES GINA PRINCE-BYTHEWOOD - one of the most successful Black women directors in Hollywood and the visionary behind "Love & Basketball", "Beyond the Lights" and "The Old Guard" - took a special date to the world premiere of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever": her teenage son Toussaint. "Seeing you there, knowing it's a movie about motherhood more than anything, I got really emotional", Ryan Coogler, the director who shepherded the superhero sequel, tells Prince-Bythewood. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

4. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Author

COUCH, AARON and KIT, BORYS

Subjects
FILMMAKING, MEMORIAL service, SONGWRITING, SUNRISE & sunset, LAND mines
Abstract

Coogler was writing a script with Joe Robert Cole, as he did for the first installment, with Boseman occasionally checking in with Feige and producer Nate Moore as he recorded lines for the animated Disney+ series What If…? 2 "Ryan was guiding all of us through that", says Marvel chief Kevin Feige of how Coogler helped the cast and crew mourn after Boseman's death. "I've loved my little sister from the day I met her." Coogler recalls, "I was looking at that and I remembered the conversations Chadwick and I would have about Letitia all the way back when we were doing chemistry reads with actresses. FEATURES AWARDS > Anatomy of a Contender MAKING OF The weekend before cameras rolled on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, filmmaker Ryan Coogler led a team of about 30 people to Chadwick Boseman's resting place in South Carolina, where actors and key crew were joined by members of the late star's family. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

5. Lights, Colors, Action!

Author

GIARDINA, CAROLYN

Subjects
COLORS, SONY cameras, MARVEL Universe
Abstract

We were always shooting two 35mm cameras and always the third camera was either Super 8 or Ikegami." Malaimare describes using these cameras as a time machine - "to create a certain feeling for the audience, a memory of that era. FEATURES CREATIVE ARTS CINEMATOGRAPHY Loki DISNEY+ Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw's first MCU project was the Disney+ series Loki - and we'll be seeing more of her work in Ryan Coogler's upcoming Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

7. Black Panther and the Problem of the Black Radical.

Author

Mokoena, Dikeledi A.

Subjects
*BLACK radicalism, *SPIRITUALITY in motion pictures, *RACIAL identity of Black people, *FILM characters
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the concept of Black radicalism with relevance to the film. Topics discussed include African spirituality to be a mark of African identity, details on the scenes of the film which evoke ancestral realm and details on the characters depicted in the film. It also outlines the theme in the movie which presents variation of blackness or black people.

Published
2018

9. Belonging: The Struggle of Two Worlds and Identity.

Author

Forry, Diana

Subjects
*IDENTITY (Psychology) in motion pictures, *FILM characters, *LIFE, *PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

The author analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. She gives particular focus to the struggle for identity which has been depicted in the film. She outlines details on the characters in the film and the struggle they pursued for gaining their identity and describes the matter with relevance to her own life and experience. She also presents a detailed description of the film's plot.

Published
2018

10. Combat, Couture, and Caribbeana: Cultural Process in Coogler's Black Panther (2018).

Author

Wynter, D. E.

Subjects
*CULTURE in motion pictures, *ISOLATIONISM, *MAROONS, *IMAGINARY places, *WAR films, *FILM characters
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the cultural processes depicted in the film. It analyzes the isolationism resonances of the fictitious African nation of Wakanda towards the Maroon people of Jamaica and outlines the controversies with regard to the battle sequences in the film. Details on the film's story and character development are also provided.

Published
2018

11. Africana Religion, Black Panther, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Author

Alexander, Torin Dru

Subjects
*GODS in motion pictures, *IMAGINARY places, *AFRICAN diaspora, *AFRICAN civilization, *RELIGIOUS life
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the film's association with religion in Africa through its depiction of the religious traditions in the fictitious African nation of Wakanda. It describes the gods worshiped in the Wakandan culture. It also outlines the film's centricity on Afro-futurism and African Diaspora.

Published
2018

12. Echoes of Pan Africanism in Black Panther.

Author

Onyango, Rosemary A.

Subjects
*PAN-Africanism, *DESCENDANTS of enslaved persons, *CONSCIOUSNESS, *AFRICANS, *FILM characters, *IMAGINARY places, *SOCIAL history
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the concept of "Pan Africanism" in the film which depicts consciousness and the mutual responsibility of African descendants to free themselves from oppression and exploitation. It outlines the character development in the film and describes their role in the fictitious African nation of Wakanda.

Published
2018

13. Can the Migrant Speak? Ethnic Accents in Black Panther and the Quadruple Consciousness of African Immigrants in the United States.

Author

Ndaita, Peter

Subjects
*AFRICANS in motion pictures, *IMMIGRANTS in motion pictures, *ACCENTS & accentuation in motion pictures, *CONSCIOUSNESS, *BLACK people
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the relevance of ethnic African accents in the film and the role of the film in highlighting the quadruple consciousness of black African immigrants in U.S. It projects the matter with regard to the characters in the film and discusses the film's depiction of strong relationships amongst black people.

Published
2018

14. If You're (Concerned About) White You're Alt-Right: Racialized Conservative Responses to Black Panther.

Author

Catsam, Derek Charles

Subjects
*ALT-Right (Political science), *NATIONALISM, *BLACK power movement, *COOPTATION
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the responses of racial conservatives or Alt-Right supporters towards the film and its success, where the film denotes the concepts of African nationalism and Black power. It outlines the stages of the grief of alt-right people towards the film's success, which are trolling, bar-raising and goalpost shifting and co-optation.

Published
2018

15. 'I Remember You Was Conflicted': Reflections on Black Panther, the African American/African Divide, and Scholarly Positionings.

Author

LaRue, Robert

Subjects
*CULTURAL pluralism, *FILM characters, *AFRICAN American scholars, *WHITE college students
Abstract

The author analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. He gives particular focus to the concept of American/African divide portrayed in the film and discusses the impact of character dramatization in the film on African American scholars. He also outlines details on the film's characters and their role in the divide and describes his experience of introducing the film in a course on a predominantly white college campus.

Published
2018

16. Black Panther as Afro-complementary Cinematic Intervention: Lessons for Africa South of the Sahara Movie Industries.

Author

Aiyesimoju, Ayodeji Boluwatife

Subjects
*AFROCENTRISM, *FILMMAKING, *EPIC films, *SUPERHERO films
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to African heroic cultures and Afro-complementary content in the film and the production techniques employed for the film. Topics discussed include history and development of African cinema, the prevalence of Afrocentricity in African contemporary cinema and the cinematic intervention provided by the film with its Afro-complementary content.

Published
2018

17. Three Theses about Black Panther.

Author

Williams, Délice

Subjects
*BLACK people in motion pictures, *FUTURE in motion pictures, *BLACK families, *SOCIAL conditions of women, *AFRICA in motion pictures
Abstract

The author analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. She places her arguments with regard to the film on topics including Wakandans not being black, the fantasy with regard to an alternative future and the character Erik Stevens also known as Killmonger being the only black character in the film. She also discusses the depiction of Africa in the film along with Black families and position of women in the society.

Published
2018

18. To the Ancestral Plane: African Spiritism in Ryan Coogler's Black Panther (Marvel Studios, 2018) and the Desensitization to Spiritualism in Hollywood.

Author

Morris, Lleuella

Subjects
*SPIRITUALISM, *WAR films, *INTERMENT, *MOTION picture industry, *AFRICAN civilization, *RELIGIOUS life
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the concept of African spiritism in the film and to the prevalence of desensitization towards spiritualism in the Hollywood film industry. It also outlines the relevance of spiritualism with regard to the film's plot which showcases battles and burial events.

Published
2018

19. Afro-Caribbean Reflections on the Film Black Panther: Imagining Superheroes in the Nation-Building Process of Curaçao.

Author

Cornet, Florencia V.

Subjects
*BLACK Panther (Fictional character) in motion pictures, *SUPERHEROES, *NATION building, *IMAGINARY places
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the film's depiction of the superhero named Black Panther and outlines the imaginative relevance of superheroes in the nation-building process for the island country of Curaçao. It discusses the situation of Curaçao and outlines the relevance of its development with regard to the fictitious African nation of Wakanda which has been showcased in the film.

Published
2018

20. To Whom Does Wakanda Belong?

Author

Lavan, Makeba

Subjects
*IMAGINARY places, *FILM characters, *MURDER in motion pictures, *IMPERIALISM & motion pictures
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the fictitious nation of Wakanda which has been depicted in the film. It presents details on the film's plot and characters who include Erik Stevens also known as Killmonger and N'Jadaka. It outlines the occurrence of murder and the concept of western imperialism in the film.

Published
2018

21. It's Not Magic": The Black Body As An Aesthetic Site And Sight.

Author

Okello, Wilson Kwamogi

Subjects
*BLACK aesthetics, *FASHION design, *BLACK Panther (Fictional character) in motion pictures
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the aesthetics of the black body showcased in the film with relevance of the concept with regard to the film's character named Princess Shuri. It discusses the matter with reference to the two brilliant productions of Shuri in the film, which are her challenging expressions of Black intelligibility and the Black Panther suit's design.

Published
2018

23. BLACK PANTHER CHANGING PERCEPTIONS.

Author

Versi, Anver

Subjects
*FANTASY films, *ACTION & adventure films, *VIRTUAL motion picture sets, *FILM costume, *FILM characters, *SOCIAL change
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" directed by Ryan Coogler. Described as a fantasy action and superhero film, and released in February 2018, it discusses the film's African-inspired costumes, and sets and weapons, and its plot set in the fictional state of Wakanda and its main character T'Challa played by actor Chadwick Boseman. It discusses the film reportedly playing a major role in changing cultural attitiudes and perceptions towards Africa.

Published
2018

24. THE BLACK PANTHER REVOLUTION.

Author

EELLS, JOSH

Subjects
*SUPERHERO films, *BLACK Panther (Fictional character) in motion pictures, *AFRICAN Americans in motion pictures, *AFRICAN Americans in the motion picture industry, *AFRICAN American motion picture actors & actresses
Abstract

The article discusses the production and release of the Marvel superhero movie "Black Panther," directed by Ryan Coogler. Emphasis is given to topics such as the casting of actor Chadwick Boseman as the superhero Black Panther (T’Challa), the status of African Americans working in the film industry in Hollywood, California, and Boseman's education and training as an actor at Howard University. Other topics include the influence of former U.S. president Barack Obama, the premier of the film in Los Angeles, California, and themes in Coogler's movies such as broken families, over-policing, and the lack of opportunities for black men.

Published
2018

25. THE MAVERICKS OF HOLLYWOOD 2018.

Author

Hainey, Michael, Westenfeld, Adrienne, Carter, Ash, Coates, Tyler, Langmann, Brady, Roth, Jon, Kenney, John, Rindner, Grant, Belth, Alex, and Sintumuang, Kevin

Subjects
*FILM characters, *FILMMAKING
Abstract

The article profiles several celebrities in the U.S. including actor Timothee Chalamet, film director Ryan Coogler, and actress, writer and director Greta Gerwig. It includes information on the portrayal of the character Elio by Chalamet in the film "Call Me by Your Name," the directorship of the movie "Black Panther" by Coogler, and the directorial debut of Gerwig in the motion picture "Lady Bird".

Published
2018

26. DIRECTORS.

Subjects
FILMMAKERS
Abstract

The article features several film directors. They include U.S. writer-director-producer J. J. Abrams who earned more than a billion dollar with his second "Star Wars" film as director, comedy connoisseur Judd Apatow who has a solid reputation as both a creator and a champion of talent, and Ryan Coogler who revolutionized the Marvel comic-book universe with "Black Panther."

Published
2020

27. If You Can See It, You Can Be It: Black Panther's Black Woman Magic.

Author

Allen, Marlene D.

Subjects
*BLACK women in motion pictures, *IMAGINARY places, *SCIENCE fiction films, HISTORY & criticism
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the concept of "Black woman magic" in the film which depicts the important role of black women in the fictitious African nation of Wakanda. It outlines details on the characters in the film and describes their displaying the essence of "Black woman magic".

Published
2018

28. The Death of Wakanda: The Impact of Chattel Slavery on the Advancement of the Descendants of the African Enslaved.

Author

Baker, Bennie W.

Subjects
*IMAGINARY places, *SLAVERY, *DESCENDANTS of enslaved persons, *EDUCATION, *HISTORY, SOCIAL conditions in Africa
Abstract

The article analyzes the film "Black Panther" of director Ryan Coogler. Particular focus is given to the fictitious nation of Wakanda depicted in the film with an analysis of its relevance with the conditions in Africa which was engulfed by slavery. It outlines the impact of slavery on the advancement of the descendants of African slaves and also offers information on the educational system in Africa.

Published
2018

29. Early Summer Tentpoles Cash In, Fueled by Diverse Stars.

Author

McCLINTOCK, PAMELA

Subjects
BLACK people, PEOPLE of color, SUMMER, BLOCKBUSTERS (Motion pictures), FINANCIAL market reaction, FILM box office revenue, CASTING (Motion pictures)
Abstract

The Marvel Studios movie was widely credited as a groundbreaker: a blockbuster superhero film featuring a virtually all-Black cast. THE REPORT Black moviegoers represented 35 percent of ticket-buyers flocking to see Ryan Coogler's Black Panther on the film's opening weekend in February 2018, more than triple the norm. Among different ethnic groups going to see the film, Latinos bought 32 percent of all tickets, followed by white (31 percent) and Black moviegoers (21 percent). [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

30. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Author

Brody, Richard

Subjects
BLACK Panther: Wakanda Forever (Film), COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, BASSETT, Angela, 1958-
Published
2022

31. DON’T BELEIVE ME JUST WATCH.

Author

Wilder, Kali and Fraser, Lisa

Subjects
*MOTION picture industry, *FILMMAKERS
Abstract

The article highlights the profiles of several influential and successful executives of the U.S. entertainment industry as of 2016. It includes television and music video director Melina Matsoukas, motion picture talent agent of entertainment agency creative Artists Agency Cameron Mitchell and director and screenwriter Ryan Coogler.

Published
2015

33. HOW TO ASK RIHANNA FOR AN ORIGINAL SONG.

Author

MURRAY, CORI

Subjects
SONGWRITING, ACADEMY Awards, SONGS, MUSIC scores, ARCHAEOLOGISTS
Abstract

He, alongside director Ryan Coogler, Nigerian artist Tems and global icon Rihanna, are nominated for "Lift Me Up" from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Tems' entry point was right when I started writing music for the movie, which Ryan was still shooting. FEATURES When Ludwig Göransson attends the 95th Academy Awards, he'll be walking in as both an Oscar winner (he won for Black Panther in 2018) and a first-time nominee (for his first original song entry). [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

34. DUKE: 'YOU'RE ONLY NEW ONCE'.

Author

FORD, REBECCA

Subjects
ACTING auditions
Abstract

The article focuses on actor Winston Duke, who played M'Baku in theb film "Black Panther" and is llikely will be in the Black Panther sequel that Ryan Coogler is writing. Topics include Duke estimates he went on about 400 auditions in the first year after graduating from Yale University in 2013 and a few weeks after Black Panther's release, he attended the Oscars awards.

Published
2019

35. PARTIES.

Subjects
FILM festivals
Published
2019

36. 'Movies Fall Apart a Million Times'.

Author

Galloway, Stephen

Subjects
HELLER, Marielle, 1979-, COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, COOPER, Bradley, 1975-, BLACK Panther (Film), STAR Is Born, A (Film : 2018)
Abstract

The article presents an interview with filmmakers Marielle Heller, Ryan Coogler, and actor Bradley Cooper. Topics discussed include views of Ryan Coogler on the film "Black Panther"; statements given by Bradley Cooper regarding the film "A Star Is Born"; and impact of the acting background of Marielle Heller over his direction of films.

Published
2018

37. BEST BETS.

Author

GREIN, PAUL

Subjects
*FILMMAKING, *ACADEMY Awards, *MUSIC videos, *BATMAN (Fictional character), *MOTION picture industry, *MUSICAL composition, *SOUND recordings
Published
2022

38. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Author

Rooney, David

Subjects
MARVEL Universe
Abstract

That comes as a result of the death of King T'Challa and consequent loss of the Black Panther, protector of Wakanda, a devastating blow depicted in the opening scene. Riri reinforces the thread consistent to both Black Panther movies of women as vessels of power, resourcefulness and intelligence. REVIEWS Faced with the challenge of following his $1.3 billion-grossing blockbuster without the charismatic lead who provided that first film's noble heart, Ryan Coogler delivers an emotionally resonant tribute to Chadwick Boseman in the early scenes of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

40. Last Day of a Young Black Man.

Author

GAY, ROXANE

Subjects
FRUITVALE Station (Film), COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, SPENCER, Octavia, 1970-
Published
2013

41. Yes, I Did Say That!

Subjects
MARVEL Universe, VOICE culture, BONE fractures, CONGRESSIONAL hearings (U.S.)
Abstract

ANGELA BASSETT The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star, to The New York Times, on tuning in to the Jan. 24 early morning Oscar announcement in which she became the first actor in a Marvel film to be nominated. RYAN COOGLER The Creed director, to Deadline, reflecting on his first film, Fruitvale Station, and how Forest Whitaker, who produced the film, mentored him throughout the process. Actress, on Instagram, reacting to a post in which ex-boyfriend Austin Butler's voice coach claimed the actor's Elvis accent is genuine. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

42. Lighting The Way For Others To Shine.

Author

GALANES, PHILIP

Subjects
*AFRICAN American actors, *RACE discrimination
Abstract

An interview with African American actors Denzel Washington and Michale B. Jordan is presented. Topics discussed include Washington's revelation that James Earl Jones was his hero, their works with directors Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee, and Washington's career in theater. Also discussed is the race discrimination faced by actors of color.

Published
2018

43. STUDIOS STEP BACK INTO THE SPOTLIGHT.

Author

ELLWOOD, GREGORY

Subjects
ACADEMY Awards, MOTION picture studios
Abstract

The article reports on early contenders for the Academy Award for best picture produced by major motion picture studios. It mentions "A Star Is Born" directed by Bradley Cooper, "Green Book" directed by Peter Farrelly, and "Black Panther" directed by Ryan Coogler.

Published
2018

44. Oscar Hopefuls Make the Rounds.

Author

FEINBERG, SCOTT

Subjects
ACADEMY Awards, SCREENPLAYS
Abstract

BEST DIRECTOR Ryan Coogler Black Panther: Wakanda Forever The sequel enjoyed 2022's second-biggest opening weekend with a $181 million domestic haul (behind only Marvel's Doctor Strange sequel), and Coogler got a rare standing O at its official DGA screening in Los Angeles on Nov. 13. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery The sequel had a Nov. 14 L.A. premiere at the Academy Museum, starting a week of screenings with star-studded Q&As. BEST ACTOR Tom Hanks A Man Called Otto It's looking increasingly unlikely that the two-time Oscar winner will be in the race for Marc Forster's $50 million remake of the Oscar-nominated 2015 Swedish film A Man Called Ove, as no screening plans have been announced yet. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

45. Red Carpet.

Author

BROWN, EVAN NICOLE

Subjects
CARPETS
Abstract

Four long years after the culture-shifting debut of Black Panther, its sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, took over Hollywood for its Oct. 26 world premiere. Writer-director Ryan Coogler and stars Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Letitia Wright, Angela Bassett, Winston Duke, Tenoch Huerta and Michaela Coel walked the carpet while paying tribute to late star Chadwick Boseman, with Bassett noting that the cast visited Boseman's grave before shooting. ' " - EVAN NICOLE BROWN From left: Danai Gurira and Letitia Wright; Disney execs Kevin Feige and Alan Bergman with Ryan Coogler. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

46. The Visionary.

Author

REES, DEE

Subjects
BLACK Panther (Film), COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-
Published
2019

47. Black Panther.

Author

DEBRUGE, PETER

Subjects
BLACK Panther (Film), COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, BOSEMAN, Chadwick, 1982-2020
Published
2018

48. Creed.

Author

Brody, Richard

Subjects
CREED (Film), COOGLER, Ryan, 1986-, JORDAN, Michael B. (Michael Bakari), 1987-
Published
2020

49. Dark of the World, Shine on Us: The Redemption of Blackness in Ryan Coogler's Black Panther.

Author

Faithful, George

Subjects
*BLACK theology, *SUPERHEROES, *SCIENCE fiction films
Abstract

Directed by Ryan Coogler, the film Black Panther portrays the heroes of the fictional African kingdom of Wakanda as godlike. They possess otherworldly sophistication by virtue of their blackness, in contrast to longstanding tendencies in mainstream film toward tokenism, stereotyping, and victimhood in depictions of people of African descent. The superhero the Black Panther, a.k.a. King T'Challa, learns to stand in solidarity with the oppressed, even those in whose oppression he has been unwittingly complicit, such as the children of the African diaspora. As a result, the film can function as catalyst for reflection on the part of viewers in terms of how they might perceive more clearly the complexity, variety, and ambiguity represented by blackness, whether others' or their own, and how they, too, might identify with the Other. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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