Black Panther - Ending Scene, T'Challa and Shuri in Oakland

Black Panther is a 2018 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, it is the eighteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The film is directed by Ryan Coogler, who co-wrote the screenplay with Joe Robert Cole, and stars Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa / Black Panther, alongside Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, and Andy Serkis.

[newpageone]

This scene made me feel so good - the look he gives that kid just says it all. Chadwick, gone too soon. RIP.

[shakeemwinn]

The little boy who asks T’Challa who he is in the end represents every boy and girl that ever picked up a Black Panther comic book and couldn’t believe what they were reading. R.I.P Chadwick.

[nsacrum]

This scene makes me cry every time...the look on his face. The subtle smile. There was something so touching about it...who knows what he was thinking...RIP Mr. Boseman.

[benwasserman]

The way that kid looked at T’Challa, that’s how so many people will grow up remembering Chadwick Boseman. Both as hero and icon. I just wish it didn’t have to be so soon.
Rest in Power Black Panther

[spinnysocks]

_“In my culture,  death is not the end. It's more of a stepping off point. You reach out with both hands, and Bast and Sekhmet, they lead you into a green veld where you can run forever.”_ - T'Challa, forever our King of Wakanda.
Rest in eternal peace, Chadwick Boseman.

[LJ]

This hurts so damn much man... I can't even believe that this happened, not our king...
RIP Chadwick Boseman

[doctorx]

This was my favorite scene of the movie. The music at the start and the end of the scene is great and the dialogue is deep. The ending is perfect where you see Black Panther smiling at the end at the youngsters to serve as an inspiration for them. Now it's very sad to watch with Chadwick passing away.

[JurassicLion]

I asked my dad why he thought everyone felt immensely sad at the loss of Chadwick. And he said that people likely really saw him, as T’Challa, as a real king. He was so right.

[omarfigueroa]

RIP Chadwick. This scene you performed you in always stood out to me. How it can inspired the next generation, especially minority children that there dreams can be achieved regardless of their circumstances. RIH BLACK PANTHER!

[twofacepks]

With Chadwicks Boseman's passing, it has made me contemplate why Black Panther has had a significant impact on me. What got me most about this movie and Chadwick as black panther, was at the end of the movie where they established the Wakanda International Out Reach Centre. I was in awe, albiet in a fictional world, at how wakanda would teach these underprivileged youths science to help end the endless cycle of poverty in these community. This Sparked a fire in me to look for career fairs or symposiums where I can talk to under representative youths about how they too can become a scientist or pursue a career in STEM despite being a person of color, poverty, or just different. Although this was a fictional movie, Black panther and Chadwicks message was real to me. I will continue to advocate STEM to under represented areas as a scientist of color.

[napalmwolf]

2:00 it’s like a proper send off

Boseman: Egyptian God, baseball player, famous singer, dancer, king, and Black Panther

[hkr]

That boy in the end represents Ryan Coogler when he was a young kid learning about Black Panther for the first time.

[MariNate]

This was a movie for the culture. Inner city Oakland. A generation of kids will grow up with a badass black super hero. I can’t believe he’s gone so soon . Rest in power king

[shakeemwinn]

This scene means more then ever before

[youtubecommenter]

I really wish he was able to do black panther 2 before he passed. We just got an intro to Chadwick Boseman’s T’challa. The other marvel heroes were revered by the world in their storylines. I would have loved to see Black Panther 2’s story result in the whole world being introduced to Black Panther and just like all the kids cheering for Captain America and Thor, we get to see all the black kids around the world watching black panther on the tv screen saving the world. I guess I’m not explaining myself well. The look of the little kid at the end of black Panther was just the tip of the legend of black panther growing in the minds of kids all over the world, specifically black kids

[ThinDiezel]

Man it hurts that we lost chadwick. What a great actor. People can hate on this movie all they want but there is no denying that chadwick was awesome as this character. He will be missed

[stuntmasta]

Thank you Mr. Boseman for inspiring the future.

[Just_Do_It]

0:16 everyone in my theater went “travel”.

[DeadmanInc]

I swear, man. That presence that Chadwick had. You could tell that Marvel/Disney had HUGE plans for the character of T'Challa going forward. When he finally reclaims the throne and walks into the throne room with that swagger and grace, all with a cheeky little smirk, I remember telling myself in theaters just how huge of a player this dude was going to be in the pantheon of the MCU going forward. You could tell they were setting the groundwork to make T'Challa a key lynchpin character in the future like Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.

[nyavu]

“Aye look, we can take it apart and we can sell it” if I worded it right lol 😂 rip Chadwick wakanda forever ✊🏿