Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther was nominated for three awards at the Golden Globe awards this year. The show wrapped up, awarding the top spot of the Best Motion Picture Drama to Rami Malek starrer Bohemian Rhapsody, leaving Chadwick Boseman starrer Black Panther without a single award.

This has left many Marvel and Black Panther fans angry as the film got snubbed in all three categories it was nominated in, including Best Motion Picture- Drama, Best Original Score and Best Original Song for “All the Stars” by Kendrick Lamar.

Marvel Studios has been pushing the film in the awards season, offering the flick to Academy voters for consideration in almost every category. Kevin Feige recently expressed his gratitude to the entire cast and crew that helped to make Black Panther to the top of box office charts.

“I think there are a lot of amazing artists that helped to make that movie, and it would be wonderful if they could be recognized,” Feige told Vox. “Almost everyone involved in that movie, bringing that movie together, is great, and it would be wonderful to see if they’re recognized. We’ll see. This genre, typically not.”

“And I think it would be a wonderful thing for Panther and for our production designer Hannah [Beachler], and our costume designer Ruth [Carter], and for Ryan [Coogler] who co-wrote the script with Joe Robert Cole, and of course directed the movie. And Michael B. Jordan, and Chadwick [Boseman] and Lupita [Nyong’o] and Letitia [Wright],” Feige added.

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