Fans are all over the impressive and kick-ass level of female representation in 'Black Panther'. And no wonder, it's a lot—waaaay more than most films these days (or ever).

Black Panther has done some serious damage to the highest grossing movies of all time. 

Apparently, even house cats are trying to get in on the badassery of the film's complex relationship between the hero and the villain.

Uh oh, it looks like enough dads have seen the movie that the dad jokes are going to be coming out of the woodwork. Yay?

An orthodontist posted this story about a hilarious reaction to seeing Michael B. Jordan in 'Black Panther':

"one of my patients came in for an emergency visit, because she snapped

the wire on her retainer watching the movie when MBJ took his shirt off she clenched her teeth so fucking hard she snapped it. that is the fucking funniest shit

ever to me this tiny 17 year old girl thirsting so goddamn hard she busted steel"

When the patient saw this post and Tweeted about it, eventually he

took notice and offered to replace her retainers!

Even awesome chicks like Shonda Rhimes need a distraction from the real world every once in a while, and 'Black Panther' was there for us all.

Yup, this movie is the Killmonger of superhero movies. Wait, no, it's the T'Challa. Wait, no. The Shuri? It's just really good, okay? 

Some fans are already planning their seating assignments for the sequel. Can't say I blame them. I'll be in the last row, right in the middle.

Thankfully, this movie is so good that it can spark conversations about the real world parallels it has in the Civil Right movement.

Is this going to be one of those lines that people quote years later? Yes, probably. That, and, "Wakanda forever!"

Did GOTG2 teach you nothing? You've got to sit through ALL of the credits before you leave. You just KNOW they'll leave the juiciest bit for the last 2 seconds

of film reel. 

Fans are right to point out that being a princess, even in a fantasy film, isn't about sitting around singing to birdies or staring out wistfully from a tower any

more. Princess Shuri of Wakanda is a literal genius and completely unafraid to fight her enemies or speak out against outdated traditions.

Everyone and their grandma is being inspired to create fan art of Black Panther. Can you blame 'em? Afro-Futurism is just so dang cool to look at. 

Even celebs are taking to Twitter to share their love for the film and many of them are taking that fandom a step further by buying out movie theaters to

bring underprivileged youth to see it. Oakland native Zendaya shared this Tweet after sharing the film with kids from her (and Killmonger's) hometown. 

Does anything else really need to be said? Maybe just add an emoji of a person drooling. That's the consensus on the movie right there. 

Sometimes there are no words to describe how awesome this movie is.

Pretty accurate assessment. Also, these may be fighting words, but 'Iron Man' didn't have nearly as much awesome fueling it. 'Thor: Ragnarok' is debatable. 

Who wants to bet that Deadpool calls out Black Panther when Deadpool 2 comes out? Taking bets. 9 to 1 odds.

Star Wars, Pacific Rim, AND Marvel. John Boyega would be dominating Hollywood. I think we're all good with that.

This was such a nice statement of solidarity. Well, right up until the last line. Haha, wince.

The beats for literally every single one of the characters, for the entire movie was epic.

Another reaction showing diehard love for Shuri. Because she completely deserves all the mad props.

Yes, yes he does. Wakanda forever.

If Disney knew what was good for them, they'd jump on this crossover. "Mowgli Meets Black Panther" is a movie that needs to happen.

In case you needed a reminder of just how much of a juggernaut this movie is...here is exactly that in handy Twitter form.

Okay, Disney has Marvel, is about to have Deadpool, and the way the DC movies are doing, it could buy out Warner Bros. This could totally be in our future, guys.

Because Agent Ross is trustworthy! He's played by John Watson, so obviously he can be 100% trusted.

Many Black fans Tweeted about how up until 'Black Panther', the only movies they'd seen with people who resembled them were comedies or movies about enslavement. 'Black Panther' gave the

boys in this video some incredible characters to relate to.

Kerry Washington's reaction is lolz but actually, she's completely right about how we can all learn a thing or two from Okoye about how to kick ass.

This movie was positively full to the brim with awesome female characters. I mean, could you even possibly pick a favorite? Okay, yes. Shuri. Fight me.

There are worse things than having to watch 'Black Panther' instead of '50 Shades Freed.' Things like having to see '50 Shades Freed', period.

If you've only seen one movie this year, then the fact that it was 'Black Panther' means you make excellent life decisions.

This Tweet isn't exactly about 'Black Panther'... But, man, it spins quite a yarn. How could it NOT be included. Maybe go see the movie again, sober? It's worth it. 

We're digging all the cosplay we've seen on social media surrounding the excitement for this film but—This. Poor. Cat.

Somebody's getting eaten in their sleep.

How many times is too many times? Infinity might just be the answer. Or, like 999,999,999,999.

Even Batman loves Black Panther. He also loves cats in general. Maybe Catwoman can be redeemed if rebooted to not be hypersexualized and asinine?

Okay, this might be a little drastic. We all wish we could drop the people we don't agree with, but maybe a dialogue is in order? Or, maybe that friend really

did not deserve that friendship anymore. Who am I to judge?

People are STILL discovering the awesome that is this movie. You'd think the entire population of the universe praising it would do the trick, but I guess not?

It's no secret that Marvel villains are kind of wimpy. Well, Killmonger has gone ahead and killed off that opinion.

Um, yes please. African, female James Bond is something this planet needs. 2020 release too soon?