Like most movies, there are plenty of things to like about Black Panther, and plenty of things to dislike. It doesn't feel like an MCU movie. It takes itself way too seriously to be part of the MCU. The sense of humor that made Guardians of the Galaxy, Spider-man, Thor and most of the other Marvel movies so fun to watch over the years felt stripped away. But anyway, masterful job by Ryan Coogler and cinematographer Rachel Morrison as well as the entire cast. I heard people complaining of politics. Its a movie about a fictional king in a fictional country. Marvel fans will know that you can't tell the story of Black Panther without the origins and practices of Wakanda. 

For the record, Michael B. Jordan plays the realest villain since Magneto. (Another character whose anger comes from a real place). He quickly made me change my mind as the menacing Killmonger.

 It looked sensational. Everything just looked really, really cool. The city, the technology, the natural splendor, the costumes, etc. Very, very cool. 

The movie doesn't really show heavy action for Black Panther (you get that intro in Civil War) but it introduces you more to how he operates as the new king, and the choices he will have to make. However, leaves you satisfied just the same. Go see the movie for yourselves. Everyone isn't lying when you hear the majority saying something is that great.