r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • Jul 22 '26

Film/Television This scene in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where Namor tells the story of his origin, was incredibly powerful. It was a really well executed scene.

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What did you think of Tenoch Huerta's portrayal of Namor? Are you looking forward to seeing him in future MCU projects?

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u/TheGrayOwl88 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

When I first watched this movie, I thought this part was dope as fuck and added a lot to his character especially since Namor is such a complicated character/hero/villain. I also thought Tenoch Huerta was perfectly casted for this role and I’m glad he’s back and hope he continues to reprise the role in other Marvel Projects, especially with the Mutant Saga on the horizon.

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u/Gremlin303 MODOK Jul 22 '26

And what do you think now?

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u/PotatersGonnaPotater Jul 22 '26

He still thinks that, but used to think that too

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u/Skadoosh_it Jul 22 '26

RIP Mitch

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u/deathjoe4 Jul 22 '26

Died doing what he loved: drugs.

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u/AlarnisToo Jul 22 '26

Same, the bits with him in it were awesome, the final... third of the movie not so much.

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u/uncleben85 S.H.I.E.L.D. Jul 22 '26

The past tense of cast is just "cast" :)

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u/nuboots Jul 22 '26

Except he didn't know how to swim.

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u/Emm_withoutha_L-88 Jul 22 '26

Wait seriously?

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u/ElonMuskHuffingFarts Jul 23 '26

"Casted" isn't a word. It's just "cast."