Black Panther: Wakanda Forever instal the new version for ipod

The Dolby Atmos audio is not reference-caliber, but it's more immersive than some other high-profile Disney releases of the past few years.

There are many nighttime and underwater scenes, so optimal contrast is essential (I was planning to watch this on a new OLED but Amazon missed three consecutive delivery dates), with the use of sharp focus and bold colors shining through. The Ultra HD presentation of Wakanda Forever benefits from a true 4K master, with an appreciable step up in clarity and nuance versus the compressed streaming version on Disney+, although that digital option offers Dolby Vision HDR, and reframed IMAX sequences not found on the disc. In the post-Endgame era, the outside world is closing in on Wakanda even as an undersea realm is preparing for war with us air-breathers, and only a new Panther can save the day, but will she rise to the occasion? Unfortunately, her character Shuri is next in line for the mantle of the Black Panther and she hasn't inherited much of a hero's journey, instead spending much of her time here grieving and in fact requiring rescue herself by far more capable fighters.

Letitia Wright is a capable enough actress but lacks the charisma to embody an enhanced, nation-ruling uber-warrior.

and the stuffing is dry and the mashed potatoes are lumpy, too. The unfillable void left by the beloved thespian puts this much-anticipated sequel in something of no-win scenario, a superhero flick with no central champion, instead drowning in a sea of supporting characters and subplots that feel like a Thanksgiving dinner that's no meat and all side dishes. In a deeply emotional opening scene, leader T'Challa dies, echoing the too-soon loss of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman. We haven't reviewed a title from the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a while, so let's check in with the residents of the fictional African kingdom, Wakanda.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever instal the new version for ipod