‘I’m sick thinking about it’
Marvel fans were left confused by a certain editing choice in the new Black Panther: Wakanda Forever film.
The sequel to 2018’s Black Panther was release on November 11 and pulled in a whopping $330 million (£277 million) in ticket sales worldwide.
While fans left the cinema in tears over moving themes – one including grief as the cast mourn the OG Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman – viewers were quick to notice that Namor, played by Tenoch Huerta, had his manhood size, urm, changed for the final product on screen.
GIVE NAMOR HIS PENIS BACK pic.twitter.com/t5cdrtf0HC
— soup⸆⸉ 🇵🇸 (@blurrypugh) November 15, 2022
Namor, who appears as the ally-turned-villain in the latest Marvel film, wore a pair of skimpy green shorts throughout most of the film.
After spotting behind the scenes pictures and comparing it with final movie, many viewers noticed that Namor’s manhood appeared to be smaller than Huerta’s.
One fan wrote: “Imagine having to be an editor removing his bulge frame by frame for hours on end LMFAOO”
Another passionate Marvel viewer said: “GIVE NAMOR HIS PENIS BACK.”
A third said: “No because they really wasted VFX on this I’m sick thinking about it”
Wakanda Forever – which stars Angela Bassett, Leticia Wright, and Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke and more – was highly anticipated before its November 11 release.
Our spoiler-free review of the blockbuster’s release in cinemas last week describes it as a film that deserves to win Oscars.
The film is gift the Marvel fans as a tribute to the lateBoseman, who sadly died in August 2020 following a private battle with colon cancer.
Wakanda Forever dealt with the death of his character King T’Challa aka Black Panther, making it an emotional feature as his genius younger sister Shuri (Letita Wright) as his successor.
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