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rest in peace Chadwick Boseman

[fernandodecarlosmalcher]

not a single word of dialogue spoken and yet you feel everything that this scene is trying to convey, this scene is just perfection

[DreMurf]

In the theater during this scene everyone was quiet. Some crying but mostly silence. As if we were all mourning, paying respect & saying goodbye to Chadwick.

[tylerlaird]

The death of Chadwick changed the MCU universe more than most realize. He would have held that BP mantle for a long time

[FernandaAHernandez]

I consider this movie as one of the saddest of the MCU; I really liked Shuri's arc, as well as feeling very sorry for her: she lost her father, her brother and now her mother.

[chateaux-capristovall]

But this is what grief really is. No back ground music. Just silence. Sitting still. Quiet. Just you and the memories.

[camdencrear]

I see this movie as an emotional goodbye to the actor. I felt like I was at a funeral that celebrated Chadwick’s life and legacy as a fan of his work. Phenomenal movie idc what anyone says.

[RenegadeGunn]

T'Challa:

- The Black Panther
- The King of Wakanda
- The Avenger
- The Black Savior
- The Protector




R.I.P Chadwick Boseman a.k.a T'Challa a.k.a The Black Panther

1976 - 2020

Gone but NEVER forgotten

[TheKXperience]

That final montage really shows you the quiet regality of not just T'Challa the character, but Chadwick Boseman the man. No one else could have given us that performance.

He was our King. What an incredible loss.

Wakanda Forever.

[tanania]

Everyone was looking for the mid credit scene and I was desperately looking for this one, its so cathartic if you're still in grieving.

[odstraven]

No MCU Movie can top over this for being the most Emotional.

This was ALOT. 😭

[wtfRowdy]

I feel as though we as fans needed this movie to truly come to terms with Chadwicks death, the burning of the garments and Shuris stuggle with the grief of it all is what a lot of us felt. we never knew Chadwick but they did, and they payed him his dues with this movie.

[rach]

My preschoolers loved Black Panther when the first movie came out, breaks my heart to think of them facing the loss of their hero....but I am so glad they didn't try to replace him, rather they sort of took the hands of millions of fans and grieved with them. He was an amazing person, may he rest in peace.

[StanvilleBrown]

I believe this film was truly incredible. Oh my God, Letitia Wright went through so many ranges of emotions so freaking effortlessly Grief, Anger, Apathy, Empathy and finally Peace! T'Challa character mean a lot to many people I was so happy they gave him a legacy to live on in.

[taniadavis]

Rest In Peace, Chadwick Boseman, we'll never forget you 💐💐

[LPJack]

RIP Chadwick Boseman (November 29, 1976 – August 28, 2020), aged 43
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Wakanda Forever!!!

[andresforza]

The powerful part in this scene is that she now can get closure 😔 Chadwick Boseman, you’re never ever forgotten and your legacy lives on Wakanda Forever 🙌🏿 RIP T’Challa and the man himself Chadwick Boseman 🙌🏿

[annalucy]

I love the decision not to put any song under the tribute for Chadwick. It made it so much more emotional and beautiful.

[overseer]

Chadwick Boseman had an aura that was unmatched. Seeing him smile in those scenes was hard to watch.

[albkmj]

This is the part that made me cry the most. Even though you burn the cloth, his memory and love will burn eternally in your heart forever. Love Eternal to Chadwick Boseman.

[jchappelleh]

In the movie theater there were two scenes where you could hear a pin drop. It was dead silent. When they show the "Marvel Studios" logo in the beginning which was all Chadwick, and this scene. I still dont know how they managed to pull off this movie, but they did. Chadwick was such a PRESENCE on this franchise, I thought to myself there's no way the 2nd could match the 1st, but it did. It really did. This film was a AMAZING tribute to King Chad.