The unadulterated joy, anticipation and support of Black Panther leading up to the film has unsurprisingly raked in great results.

Black Panther has made Marvel history after securing opening weekend and now receiving the esteemed title of highest grossing first week film of the Marvel Universe.

In just North America alone, Black Panther has made $292 million dollars and the now second place Avengers film came in at $270 million in comparison.

Internationally, Black Panther has brought in $228 million, which brings the weekend total to $520 million. Last weekend Black Panther opened with $202 million dollars and it is projected to bring in additional weekend of at least $100 million.

Director, Ryan Cooler, wrote in a letter to fans,

“It still humbles me to think that people care enough to spend their money and time watching our film,” Ryan exclaimed. “To seem people of all backgrounds wearing clothing that celebrates their heritage, taking pictures next to out posters with their friends and family, and sometimes dancing in the lobbies of theatres – often moved me and m wife to tears.”

Wakanda Forever!!

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Boring village film...

Shuri(the techy princess) is simply one of the most promising character in ages. She breathed an overdose of life into the movie with the usual harvest of vibranium driven technological breakthrough that even the alien gods of Asgard could imagine.

Shuri iis undoubtedly the mastermind behind Wakanda’s most astonishing innovations. Plus she got the best sense of humor ever!

As for T’Challa he iis kinda too weak to lead as king of wakanda! T'chaka confirmed during the trance tho.

The princess should be held responsible for every mind-blowing Wakandan invention Black Panther throws at us.

Annoying when street urchins with zero percent value for conceptual innovation rent the air with 'the movie is overhyped or boring' talk without watching it. Kindly borrow N1500 go to Genesis cinema and watch before joining the critics crowd.