@GusGorman said:

That makes 3 excellent Captain America movies. Best trilogy ever?

As I stated earlier here, it replaced this trilogy by Michelangelo Antonioni for me as my favorite - his "trilogy on modernity and its discontents." Ha ha, keeping it eclectic....

This was my favourite MCU film for a long time. Until Infinity War came out. I think it has the best action in any super hero film that I can think of. And some of the best action in any film.

As cool as the airport fight is I'd actually say that's my least favourite set piece in the film. Because it's more fantastical and CGI driven. The other grittier, slightly more grounded action is more to my tastes. Like the opening set piece and Captain America chasing Black Panther down the tunnel. The way Black Panther was portrayed action wise in this film blew my mind. He felt so dangerous and threatening. Great introduction to the character and even though he was just a supporting character he had a great arc.

@JustinJackFlash said:

This was my favourite MCU film for a long time. Until Infinity War came out. I think it has the best action in any super hero film that I can think of. And some of the best action in any film.

As cool as the airport fight is I'd actually say that's my least favourite set piece in the film. Because it's more fantastical and CGI driven. The other grittier, slightly more grounded action is more to my tastes. Like the opening set piece and Captain America chasing Black Panther down the tunnel. The way Black Panther was portrayed action wise in this film blew my mind. He felt so dangerous and threatening. Great introduction to the character and even though he was just a supporting character he had a great arc.

Yes! And he had great lines in the film, too, that almost none of his lines in his own film could top. I tell folks that this is the best film featuring T'Challa!!!

As sad as Infinity War is, it really does stand out -- as does this film.

RIP Chadwick Boseman

@CelluloidFan said:

Yes! And he had great lines in the film, too, that almost none of his lines in his own film could top. I tell folks that this is the best film featuring T'Challa!!!

I agree he was better here than in his own film and the Avengers films. It is a shame we will never get to see him at this level of awesomeness again. I feel his own film didn't really capitalize on his awesome presence in this. Not that it was a bad film, but it was more Killmonger that was the interesting one in that.