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To communicate all that, Boseman shakes off the stoicism of Wakandan leader T’Challa (whom he played in several Marvel movies, most notably 2018’s watershed Black Panther) and taps into the frenetic energy last seen in his portrayal of James Brown in Get On Up. Levee is fictional, though, so Boseman needn’t do any mimicry of an icon. He could invent Levee almost entirely, an opportunity that is seized with relish. It’s a thrill, watching Boseman bounce and fluster around. It’s awfully sad, too, knowing that this is the last we’ll see of his talent’s many emerging facets and variations. As in the rest of Ma Rainey, the mournfulness of that meta fact—Boseman died of cancer in August, at the age of 43—does not drown out the verve, the heat of his creative furnace. Boseman’s performance is wondrously alive, one to be savored for many years.

Diana’s friend and coworker Barbara Minerva (Kristen Wiig), a wallflower who envies Diana for her confidence and beauty, is granted these traits and, as seen in the trailer, morphs into the villainous Cheetah. Lord absorbs the stone’s magic and gives himself the ability to grant other people wishes, something he uses to gain power and prestige.

A rural Georgia tent show, Ma dripping sequins and sweat, waving an ostrich feather fan as if that could ward off the heat she’s generating. Everything about her glistens from coal-black eyeshadow to gold-capped teeth to vocals provided by Maxayn Lewis and the crowd in the palm of her hand.

Critics widely praised Gadot in the role. Once again, Gadot portrays Diana with effortless grace and a cool confidence while bringing depth to an immortal woman displaced and adrift in a mortal world.

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