Black Panther Occult Movie Review -A Clash of Ideologies

"And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light." [2Corinthians 11:14] Also Matthew 24 comes to mind.

ON THE LINE show with brother Theo of the Unplugem Channel. Dissecting the film Black Panther and analyzing its role in the New Age Noir.

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It’s not just a clash of titans, but of ideologies

Black Panther, Disney/Marvel’s latest superhero film, debuted this weekend to packed houses and will probably earn enough money to buy a small European state. Some experts are predicting the movie could make more than $165 million this weekend in North America alone.

Why so popular? Lots of reasons. People haven’t tired of watching superheroes on the big screen, and Marvel’s movies have been surprisingly good. (Black Panther currently holds a 98 percent “freshness” rating on Rotten Tomatoes.) Moreover, this particular superhero flick feels pretty relevant: On the heels of #BlackLivesMatter, Black Panther pits the African prince and protector Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) against Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), who nurses an insatiable hatred for “colonial” oppressors and all their ilk. It’s not just a clash of titans, but of ideologies, with a peace-loving superhero on one side and a man gunning for racial war on the other.

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