Black Panther: Long Live the King (f.k.a. Wakanda Forever)

Just to be clear, I rate fanedits on a scale based on the source material. I do not believe Black Panther is a 10/10 film, I'm actually not that big a fan of it, nor do I think this edit is a full 10/10 in general either. However, I do think this edit is better than the original film, and it better accomplishes everything that Black Panther tried to. Additionally, I didn't notice any A/V issues, and liked the small narrative changes this edit made. Thus, my enjoyment is a 10/10, as I enjoyed it as much (if not more) than the original.

Just when you though Black Panther was the best marvel film in a long time,Lapis Molari arrives to prove in this edit that he can make it way better.Be it the reordering of certain scenes,incorporation of deleted material and the trimming of the god awful CGI snozefest at the end.This truly is the definitive version of Black Panther to be watched by all MCU fans and those beginning to find their footing in this franchise as well.

I love Black Panther as is, but I love this version too. The reincorporation of the scene with T'Challa being lovingly raised in Wakanda in contrast to Erik being left without a father is really great, and I appreciate some of the lesser CGI moments being trimmed out. Great stuff.

A fantastic and recommended edit.
As promised, this edit effectively trims the bad CGI, fixes sequencing issues, and reorders certain scenes in order to create better pacing and a better narrative. Each is a minor change, but together they improve the film immensely and help it shine.
Visual and audio editing are perfect, as always. There is one minor exception at the cave fight, as T'Challa and Killmonger fall down to the railway. Perhaps a more extensive trim would have salvaged it. Anyway, considering the very problematic source material - I applaud Lapis Molari for handling it that well.
All in all - highly recommended.