Black Panther 15 Most Memorable Quotes

Black Panther: 15 Most Memorable Quotes

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1 Black Panther: 15 Most Memorable Quotes

Black Panther is undoubtedly one of Marvel’s best movies, in equal measures hilarious and inspiring — and we’ve compiled the best quotes.

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With the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman, the impact of Black Panther has become even more powerful. Not only is the film a ground-breaking achievement for the MCU and a cultural phenomenon, it now stands in history as part of Boseman’s amazing legacy. As many fans revisit the film in honor of the late actor, we have expanded our list of the film’s most memorable quotes that will no doubt be remembered for years to come, along with the film’s heroic lead actor.

Black Panther was undoubtedly one of the best MCU films that have been made so far. As the first Marvel movie to win an Oscar, it’s also been groundbreaking in many ways. The cast of characters in the film were all complex and interesting, and there are many memorable and quotable moments from the movie. From funny moments to serious ones, we’ve collected a list of the best quotes from Black Panther.

15 “Put Some Music On. What Do You Think This Is A Funeral?”

Killmonger rightfully gets most of the attention for being the film’s most memorable villain, as well as one of the MCU’s most complex villains. But Andy Serkis’ turns as Ulysses Klaue should not be overlooked as it is a fun and wild secondary bad guy for the film.

During the amazing Busan car chase sequence, we get an idea of just how unhinged Klaue really is. With the Wakandans hot on their heels, Klaue is more concerned about having some good tunes playing than with getting caught. Some villains want power, some want money, and some just want to have fun.

14 “I’m Kidding. We’re Vegetarians”

While few people knew who Winston Duke was before Black Panther, his scene-stealing performance of M’Baku made a lot of people take notice very quickly. M’Baku is the intimidating and proud leader of the mountain tribe and a rival of T’Challa.

When T’Challa’s family comes to M’Baku seeking help, he gives them a chilly reception. And when Everett Ross attempts to offer his two-cents, M’Baku threatens to feed him to his children. He then admits they are vegetarians, giggling at his own joke.

13 “I Am Your King Now!”

The film explores T’Challa’s struggle as the new king and what that responsibility means. It also exposes the dark secrets of his father’s time as king. When T’Challa first encounters Killmonger, he sees that he has a ring identical to the one his father gave him. He realizes something is being kept from him and confronts Zuri.

While it is clear Zuri has the answers, he tells T’Challa that he promised the king we would never speak of it. T’Challa shouts at him “I am your king now!” in a rare moment of him losing his cool. The scene marks some of Boseman’s best work in the film.

12 “We Left Him”

Like in the comics, the film shows Wakanda as a highly advanced nation hidden in the shadows from the rest of the world. But the movie also explores what is wrong with that idea.

Zuri reveals the truth to T’Challa about his uncle N’Jobu. He explains that he became radicalized while in America and King T’Chaka killed him to save Zuri. When T’Challa asks what became of N’Jobu’s son, Zuri shamefully admits that they left him. Not only does this moment make for a heartbreaking backstory for Killmonger but it shows that Wakanda has abandoned those in need to keep their secret. This inspires T’Challa to eventually open Wakanda up to the world.

11 “Did He Freeze?”

T’Challa is one of the more stoic and serious of the Marvel heroes, but even he gets distracted sometimes. His main distraction is his former flame, Nakia, who he goes to find on a mission early in the film. Even though Okoye warns him not to freeze when he sees her, T’Challa does just that.

Back in Wakanda, Shuri immediately asks Okoye if he froze. Okoye gleefully reports “Like an antelope in headlights.” Even a king and superhero can have the occasional awkward moment.

10 “You Are A Good Man…”

“You are a good man with a good heart, and it is hard for a good man to be king.”

This quote is spoken by T’Chaka to T’Challa. This is a beautiful quote that speaks to the close relationship between the father and son and also says a lot about T’Challa as a character. Black Panther is about T’Challa’s journey to figure out the kind of king he wants to be, and, at his core, he is a good person with a good heart who wants to do the right thing. While he has his struggles, he is able to figure out how to be a good king as well as a good man.

9 “The Real Question…”

“The real question is, what are those?!” or “I never freeze.”

While Black Panther is full of insightful and wise quotes that illuminate something about the human condition, it’s also full of some amazing one-liners. The characters are all pretty funny in a relatable way that’s not overdone, and one of the most fun characters is definitely Shruti. The relationship between Shuri and T’Challa is probably the best sibling relationship in the MCU. Seeing the different characters joke together and make fun of each other is one of the most enjoyable parts of this movie.

8 “Just Because Something Works…”

“Just because something works doesn’t mean it can’t be improved.”

This wise line from Shruti speaks to her need to always be learning and improving things. As a genius and the smartest character in the MCU, Shuri is always creating new inventions and technology to help make the world a better place. In many ways, Shuri’s attitude is part of what inspires T’Challa to consider opening Wakanda up to the rest of the world.

7 “I Would Make A Great Queen…”

“I would make a great queen because I am stubborn — if that’s what I wanted.”

One of the best things about Black Panther is the cast of female characters. Unlike in many MCU films, this movie doesn’t just feature one or two minor or token women. The women of Wakanda are each unique and important to the story in their own ways. Nakia is an experienced, independent spy and fighter, and her independent attitude makes for a refreshing romance and relationship in the MCU.

6 “When You Said You Would Take Me…”

“When you said you would take me to California for the first time, I thought you meant Coachella.”

This is another line from Shuri that is said towards the end of the movie. This line definitely is one that gets a good laugh. While funny, this quote does highlight that Wakanda opening up their existence to the world is an act of altruism. They are an advanced society with technology and healing that can benefit the rest of the world. T’Challa and Shuri are already trying to make the world a better place.

5 “In Times Of Crisis…”

“In times of crisis, the wise build bridges while the foolish build barriers.”

T’Challa says this line to the U.N. Assembly in the first post-credit scene of the movie. This quote is clearly a nod to real-life political and social issues happening. This is an inspiring quote that reminds us all of the importance of working together and the beauty of equality. The quote is also a good example of T’Challa’s governing style and what he stands for.

4 “You Get To Decide…”

“You get to decide what kind of king you are going to be.”

This is another quote from Nakia that highlights one of the central themes of Black Panther. T’Challa has to figure out what kind of ruler he will become and if he will do things like his father who he admires or forge his own path. Nakia is the person in Black Panther who really understands the responsibility Wakanda has to help underprivileged people in the world. While Killmonger might bring these ideas up, his approach is all wrong where Nakia’s is not.

3 “Guns, So Primitive.”

This line is hilarious and also an important one. Okoye says this line with her signature disdain and disgust, and it definitely makes fans laugh. It’s also a quote that illustrates how Wakanda is the most advanced nation in the world. These afro-futurist elements are part of what makes Black Panther such a pioneering movie for representation in blockbuster films.

2 “Bury Me In The Ocean…”

“Bury me in the ocean, with my ancestors that jumped from the ships, because they knew death was better than bondage.”

Killmonger says this line near the end of the film before he dies (or most likely dies). This quote might be the most powerful from the film as it’s extremely resonant and historical. Unlike the characters who lived in Wakanda, Killmonger grew up in our world and has lived with the impacts of racism and colonization. This is a powerful and emotional quote that highlights the importance of this movie and its relevance to our world.

1 “Wakanda Forever!”

This short line will always be the most quoted from the movie. While some people might argue that this quote and the motion that goes along with it are already overdone, they were important for many people who watched the film. Actors as well as fans were and still are doing the Wakanda Forever salute as a way to express pride in their heritage and show how Black Panther inspired them.

Link Source : https://screenrant.com/black-panther-marvel-best-quotes/

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