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If I love you and I miss you was a moment

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

He truly was born to play T'Challa...

This was a sad scence for a lot of reasons

Reminds me of Furious 7 ending

No dialogue and yet so much was said and conveyed through utter silence, the music and sheer emotion. What makes it so much more meaningful and heart wrenching is I fully believe that even as Shuri, Letitia herself especially wasn’t acting any of the emotion that she was portraying in this moment.

This scene still gets me emotional to this day. Chadwick may you rest in peace and onow that you are the original black panther. Wakanda Forever.

I cried in silence so bad at the theater 😢😢😢 REST IN PARADISE THE GREAT CHADWICK BOSEMAN

i mourned for a 1,5 and still feel it. dont u ppl start putting racism on me.... we are all human, let start acting like it

The saddest scene since Iron Mans death in Endgame

this movie will always hold a special place in my heart and I can’t explain it

My mom cried when she saw the movie, so did I, but I saw it in the movie.

Not gonna lie I held back tears in the movie theater. RIP Chadwick

The movie is something beyond perfection but they should have written robyn rihanna fenty instead of only rihanna

I swear, that scene during the memorial montage showing T'Challa walking into the throne room at the end of the first film makes me so sad. Chadwick just had this confidence, this swagger, and this charisma. You could tell Marvel had massive plans for Chadwick and he was going to be the next Tony Stark/Steve Rogers-like figure that holds everything together going into the next saga. Such a shame we will never find out exactly what was in store for Chadwick and T'Challa's character. 😞

I still can’t believe he’s gone. Chadwick was special. And I was one of his biggest fans and I still am. I still watch a lot of his movies. And his death still really saddens me. Entertainment is not and won’t be the same without him.😢😢😢

Still haven't seen this scene with dry eyes yet. Im told there's a fire? Maybe one day I'll finish it. My nose is always running by the time Rihanna starts singing. U guys are strong!

Grief is a tricky thing just like them Scorpios. Grief isn’t just sadness, it’s pain that can transform into many different things. Grief can turn into Sadness and Despair, or Hope and Strength, or Rage and Violence. Sometimes, it can turn into all of those things in a span of days. Grief is as Powerful as Love because Grief is Love persevering.

It’s been a long day, without you my friend. But I’ll tell you all about it when I see you again.

RIP Chadwick, you left us so soon, you could have been in this movie. WAKANDA FOREVER.

t'challa forever 🖤🙏💐

He went through HELL...with SO MUCH DIGNITY....RIP the REAL BLACK PANTHER

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

Rip panther🕊🔥🔥🐆

I cried a lot when this came on especially the song

those tears are real they lost someone who hit they heart forever

I watched the movie but I don't know what Shuri was burning here.

Essa cena salvou o filme todo 😢

We miss you Chad

See this in the theachers was one of the best experiences in entire of my life

This film helped me recognise I never dealt with my grief properly after my grandfather died. That montage of Chadwick combined with the silence made me cry for the first time in a long time.

Pointless film. Shouldn't of been made.. sorry

This song makes me feel that bro is still with me and he not gone...idk why but i still miss him like no other i always looked up to him and always loved his phone calls

Mourning Chadwick was not acting in this movie. I do believe that all of the actors who worked with him were not acting. Those tears and cries were real. I know I cried and mourned. RIP Chadwick/Tchalla!!

The silence was beautiful you lose someone you will know

1:41 smiling and laughing that at the memories she experienced with him rather than mourning and rejecting his death in anger. Love that tiny detail.

0:54 - 1:04 - 1:09 - 1:16 Goodbye king 😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

This movie made me cry because it made me realize the reality that no matter how powerful you are, no matter how strong a god, hero, or demon is, you can never win against life expectancy or disease 😢 Dragon Ball's Son Goku, Sea King, the Elder God, and the God of Earth As it was...

Make Wakanda forever 3 for 2024 🙏

Best bit of the entire film 😢

I never met chadwick but i miss him, he just seemed like an amazing person

Stupid scene generic

Whole cinema was sobbing at this point, no cap

The silent tribute was well written. Moved me the first time I saw it on theater, still moves me especially when lift me up starts with Shuri's closure. We needed that closure too.

This scene wasn't just about a sister letting go of her brother It wasn't about a country letting go of their king It was about an audience letting go of a hero who was taken far too soon RIP T'Challa RIP Chadwick Boseman The living were not done with you yet, but we will always love and remember you Wakanda forever

I had already shed my every single tears for this movie when I've seen the first trailer to the point that when that part came I didn't cry in the theater but it was a wholesome moment and unforgettable

“keep me in the warmth of your love when you depart” 💔

I consider myself this is the most somber hero movie I ever watch. What is the passing of the real actor Chatwick as king T'challa it makes more bitter. I felt so sorry for her so sorry for the old people Wakanda to watch this moment.

🥺🥺🥺🥺♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ RIP.

I first saw this movie on Disney+ not very long after I had lost my dad back during the holidays in 2022. During the scene where the queen dies and this scene while "Lift Me Up" is playing, I was absolutely shattered. Watching this now, a year after I had said my final goodbyes to my dad and 15 years after the loss of my grandpa, I can feel the tears falling once again. Such a powerful and emotional tribute to not only our Black Panther, but the two most important men in my life.