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Il incarne à fond le rôle.

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(Black Panther III : Storm Origins )

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(Black Panther III : Storm Origins )

Exactement ce que je me suis dit ^^
Peut-être que les costumes ont des inspirations similaires à BP, mais le film a été un tel marqueur pour la communauté afroaméricaine que l'influence directe est très probable aussi. Couplé aux effets violets de la magie très réminiscents du vibranium dans les films du MCU, et la comparaison se fait vite.
Le roman est sorti début 2018 donc une influence du film de ce côté là me semble improbable en tous cas.
Mais c'est pas surprenant non plus, tant on pourrait citer de films de fantasy des années 2000-2010 qui se sont calqués (ou ont au moins essayé) sur les visuels du SdA et des Harry Potter (voire des deux en même temps)

La bande-annonce en montre sans doute un peu trop, mais en tous cas elle vend un univers de fantasy assez foisonnant et un casting très impressionnant. Je suis curieux !

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Visiblement l'autrice du roman Tomi Adeyemi n'est pas en phase avec la vision du film sur son univers

“What I am about to share is not a secret to the people involved. It is a reality that I’ve had to live with for a year and a half. Everyone involved at the highest level has been made aware of this reality, and they haven’t done anything to make it better. If anything, they’ve only antagonized me. I accept that, but I also accept that if I don’t say something, it’s just going to get worse.”

“I’m not going to speak about everything I suffered through and endured to make the adaptation a reality. I’m going to speak about what happened after I left that set, hyperventilating and sobbing. There were many witnesses, so it’s not really a secret.”

“I came back to America and suffered such severe traumatic pain and so many panic attacks. I knew it was so bad that I would never, ever be able to watch this film, and I made peace with that.”

She added that as the film’s marketing campaign continues, she feels compelled to speak because the alleged behind-the-scenes antagonism has not stopped. She concluded by saying:

“I understand this is a global project. But I also understand that being silent about it is making the pain a lot worse. Please understand, I never want to hear about this project again. I am trying to move on.”

How did Tomi Adeyemi go from being one of the key creative voices behind the adaptation of her own novel to publicly distancing herself from the project and describing it as the most painful experience of her career?

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