King T'Chaka Death - Vienna Explosion Scene - Captain America: Civil War (2016) Movie CLIP HD
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- King T'Chaka Death - Vienna Explosion Scene - T'Challa's Father's Death - Black Panther - Captain America: Civil War (2016) Movie CLIP HD [1080p 60 FPS]
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Really nice tidbit here that T'Chaka was about to change his views of the outside world and extend Wakanda's help until the explosion happened.
Paul Babon it’s funny how in black panther king t’chaka said we must hide from the outside world and not share our resources but in civil war it almost sound as if he’s going to not only help the rest of the world but even use there weapons outside of wakanda wich king t’chaka and t’chala felt deeply about using weaponry outside of wakanda I just find this to be annoying that there motives change in literal months in the mcu
?? Black panther takes place after civil war I’m pretty sure after all this happened he had the idea to not let vibranium get into the wrong hands so a situation like this couldn’t have been worse
I think the Wakanda the he meant to say in his UN's speech is worl'ds view of Wakanda, the third world country only crowded by farms, that's going to help to support the Sokovia accords, the futuristic Wakanda, however won't help.
Paul Babon correct
Dude, he didnt go back on his views after he died lmao. Besides, this was just pure tragic coincidence the man that caused this explosion was on a psychotic vengeance mission, nothing to do with him being an outsider.
Still can’t believe he’s gone. RIP, Bast and Sehkmet Chadwick. Wakanda Forever.
Maybe tomorrow we’ll all wear 42 that way they won’t tell us apart
Great words from pee wee Reese
😐
Juice no that’s not what I mean 🤦♂️ it’s what peewee Reese says to Jackie (Chadwick) at the end of the movie 42
Wakanda forever
I'm so sad about this. May he rest in peace and God give his family comfort in their hearts. 💔☹️🙏
His last words were "peace", that can't be a coincidence.
Krynictrace peace out bitches ✌️😂
Angel___sucks Man you read my mind!
With the Russos , nothing is
word was*
Was that the word he said in his own language? Before he kissed the ring?
I love T'Challa. He's a favourite of mine in the MCU. He stands for what is right, he learns from his errors and he grows. The way he handled both Bucky and Killmonger was remarkable. The man has sympathy, empathy, compassion and maturity in spades. Love him!
Yeh
@@YaNoAwantoMas go away nincompoop
mrbrockpeters
I don’t know if you could really say that he made Tony seem petty. Tony technically saved the entirety of Earth by sacrificing himself, not just Wakanda and the surrounding areas.
@@YaNoAwantoMas Why are you here then? I think it's the opposite, you couldn't resist.
@@impala-67 Nah, I love all Scarlett's scenes, she's the perfect woman, smart, white and has a smoking hot body.
After watching this movie again, it reminded me that Black Widow was the ONLY Avenger that apologized for the collateral damage and the deaths that occurred in Nigeria and even went to Vienna despite being uncomfortable. This gave me more respect for her. Obviously what happened was unintentional, but apologizing and owning up to a mistake can at least start the healing process. I think that was something Captain America should have done.
Oh man Chadwick Boseman. Rest in Power. Our Black Panther.
Exactly, Bucky also should have.
Just imagine Bucky being ready for death because he killed Tony's parents without him knowing he did it.
Do you know how likeable Bucky could have gotten?
@@r7ahtesham885 Bucky was brainwashed. Not his fault. He asked to freeze himself too to keep others safe from him. He’s very likable
Nigeria scene in which movie and when it will come
Selvakumar Raja huh? Did you see the opening of the movie?
@@r7ahtesham885 it hydra fault not poor sweet Bucky
King T'Chaka's speach made so much more sence after seeing Black Panther
Even more so after seeing the deleted scene
Emily Calhoun sense*
Speech*
Bro learn to spell lol
Emily Calhoun sense*
Wow do you people need to correct them, I mean come on, you know what they mean
Death is not ending in my culture......R.İ.P Black Panther😭
i know that you trying to pay respect but you said it wrong
Dont say “black panther “ say his name. He had a name. Rip Chadwick Boseman
There will never be anyone like you Rip Chadwick boseman (aka) black panther (aka) Jackie robinson
I get that you're trying to pay respects but it's "In my culture, death is not the end." and his name wasn't Black Panther but Chadwick Boseman.
yea death is not the end in your fantasy African culture lmfao
Imagine if there was no explosion just some people unloading stuff from a van.
*EVERYBODY GET DOWN!!!* (tackles his dad with a huge lunging long jump like Super Mario then just silence)
*awkward silence
He did see the K9 barking and the cop telling everyone to run away.
Bruh moment
underrated
@नमो भक्त सत्यम रॉय shhh
How is the death of this guy we've only known for less than a minute one of the saddest moments in the mcu?
Paine Extin because he acted his ass off
yea, you're damn right he did
Because Black Panther :(
...Ask yourself that. If it's not for you, then it's not!
Kevin Zhang now ask yourself, was I being rhetorical?
Chadwick is the GOAT man... I'm so ready for him to take on an oscar winning role! He has played so many incredibly important characters! Acting chops are off the charts
@Samanthaflower there are otherd who deserve it morr
Esmund well no, not in my opinion. Jordan has a MAJOR credibility problem. When Chadwick acts, I believe everything he says and does. When Jordan acts, it’s mweh.. He does have amazing moments once in a while, I liked his scene in Creed II where he’s in the hospital telling Rocky: “Look at me man.”
@@user-mx4pj8yc9r
Chadwick is far talented than Michael B Jordan. I'm talking about Oscar leading biopic roles. In reality he could have got oscar for his movie "42"
Well... this comment aged well xD
Jasper Jamm I’ve seen him as Ta Chalia and Jackie Robinson!
2:05 Black Widow *instantly* shielding a person from the explosion. Hero.
No, that was a target, she was trying to slam his/her head against the desk behind.
Ok
yueshijoorya no she wasn’t
@@gamingwithethan8489 Sure she was, buddy.
yueshijoorya she grabbed her by the neck trying to shield her from anything
Now T'challa has joined his father in the ancestral plane. Rest in Peace, King of Wakanda.
Arauptinse Kid T'Martha / Wonder Girl
Arauptinse T'Challa / Black Panther
Nah man Black Panther is still alive. The actor however....
@@swallowmikeuhm6744 I love Bose wick but I rather they replace him than not have black panther in a movie
@@swallowmikeuhm6744 Looks like you were wrong
is it just me or is it that this clip is in super high quality
Yes, sort of, it’s a process called motion interpolation, it’s like adding some frames to smoothen out motions of movement or panning. But it looks good though doesn’t it.
Yeah maybe that’s why the channel is called TopMovieClips🧐
it looks more fluid than real life
That’s the 60 frames per second that we’re watching.
its just 60fps rather than standard 24
T’Challa: “Two people in a room, can get more done than a hundred.”
T’chaka: “Unless you need to move a piano.”
Think about what this means.
What does it mean
"You eat babies."
DavidtheSavagez It means that while consensus in a smaller group might be easier, some problems require that many people work together to fix.
It means that it takes more than two Wakandans to move a piano.
@@therealneal3034 unless they both have the black panther powerup
Who’s here after the death of Chadwick Bosemen. Rest In Peace
Fr this was on my recomended
Phil Boards
All of us, man.
pain
*[Press 'F' to pay respects]*
Who isn't here because of Chadwick?😔😔😔
It is absolutely insane how much is accomplished in 3 minutes here. The character building is so efficient.
It's interesting seeing T'Challla hold his father after he died like how Killmonger held his dad when he was killed by T'Chaka
True that. And you can also hear T'Challa whisper "baba", twice. He is saying father, in his distraught over losing him.
Who is here after watching Black Panther?
Here
present
Mee
ME !
Me
2:06 - 2:08 shows how heroic T’Challa was, and how much loyalty and love he had for his family. Instead of ducking down, he charges straight for his father to try and save him. Incredible moment.
Rest in peace, Chadwick Boseman.
Don't forget to mention how he could have just immediately ran and tackled T'Chaka, but he made sure to tell EVERYONE they need to take cover.
Fun fact: T'Chaka speaking IsiXhosa was not a choice by the directors, but a natural development of the actor speaking it as a first language. It was then canonically made the language of Wakanda in the MCU (slightly incongruous with the location of Wakanda, between Kenya and Ethiopia on Lake Tanganyika. The people in that area speak Swahili).
Uncle Ben all over again
With great responsibility, comes great dead father figure scenes.
more like mufasa being killed scene
You mean most superheroes all over again?
Superman, both fathers dead.
Batman, father dead.
Ironman, father dead.
@@erzan Anime also has a missing father issue.
Ikr I cried over uncle Ben too. Seeing these heroes losing family members right in front of them is traumatizing and heart-breaking.
It is ironic that the way T challa cry for his dad is the same way N.Jadaka did
It's a Wakandan thing I guess
I think it's a normal people's thing
Yep, and both wanted revenge. The differences are how they reacted to it: T'Challa eventually realized the futility of the cycle of revenge, realizing that violence only begets more violence, whilst Killmonger was so consumed by his desire to get revenge that he became no better than those who he deemed oppressors.
@@axceljulio5747 its called a parallel
T'Challa and N'Jadaka are two sides of the same coin
@@jarodon6511 Yeah. I just realized that.
Chadwick Boseman was amazing. In the four years he played "Black Panther," he was deathly ill every single one of them, and yet he still came through. That's true strength.
T'Chala warned others just in time to save most people in the room, but that cost him the time to save his father. I would miss Chadwick. His character always had that aura that would make anyone who looks at him, respect him.
Chadwick Boseman died today. He was 44. The Black Panther has passed away.
He was 43 not 44 just to correct you.
43
Hes gonna turn 44 soon
He died at 42 which is similar to how he starred as Jackie Robinson in the movie 42, and he died on Jackie Robinson Day.
THE BLACK PANTHER IS ALIVE, CHADWICK PASSED AWAY...😒
This movie didn't just split the avengers into two....it ripped the entire fandom apart....I still remember the heated debates among my friends...both team iron man and team cap
Idk y. It wasint much of a war. Just some friendly fights
In the final fight, iron man would've won but the title of the movie is captain america, and not iron man
Bro Zemo was the first successful MCU villain only other one that accomplished his goals was Thanos
@@rusty7984 Loki?
“It ripped the fandom apart” I swear you little girls are so cringe and pathetic the way you vicariously live through these superheroes 🤣
A truly amazing actor in one of the most unforgettable roles in recent cinema. And to discover this scene and entire movies were filmed while he was suffering stage 3 cancer is truly inspiring to us all.
Rest In Peace Chadwick Boseman, you will be missed but never forgotten.
Right
He was diagnosed during the filming of Civil War bc it was said he was diagnosed 4 years meaning ofc 2016 yet he still soldiered on, what a fuckin unit. My upmost respect and rest in paradise king✊🏽
I found it bizarre how Zemo "Didn't intend" to Kill T'Chaka. Psychotic Bastard set off a bomb, what did he think was going to happen?
That's why I was silently hoping throughout the whole movie T'challa WOULD kill Zemo, but After seeing black Panther and Civil War, I realized the moment he spared him was the moment he truly EARNED the throne of wakanda.
Blame ultron for zemo actions.
@@bruceglover5722 Then you'd have to blame Tony Stark for Ultron!
SK3PTIC-L0ST then you’d have to blame Wanda Maximoff to mind controlling Tony into making Ultron!
Sharan Mudda
Then you’d have to blame Nick Fury for bringing Coulson back with the T.A.H.I.T.T.I Protocol
Sharan Mudda if they didn’t, strucker would have finished making Ultron.
2:13 I love that he crawls like a panther too
blujay1524 or he’s crawling because he was on the ground?
+SaintVapor OFFICIAL
yes,he crawling because he on the ground
but,the emphasis is on how he crawling like a panther
Army uses leopard crawling,which involves moving your arms and knees
However,you can see that T'Challa was using his palms
I prefer crawling when you don't move your arms and knees (..?)
The Black Worm
Asfal Tochgrus you can crawl with your hands and feet
One scene. All it took was this one scene to translate the love and admiration T'Challa had for his dad and the love and pride T'Chaka had for his son. So much so, that the emotion you feel when T'Challa sees his father again in the ancestral plane in the next movie 2018's "Black Panther," you remember this feeling and makes their reunion so much more meaningful. That scene doesn't work without this scene. T'Challa realized his father was right; death is not the end. That's the mark of excellent, subtle acting and storytelling.
At 1:00 , "That is the future calling" had more weight than anyone would've expected. Pretty good writing right there.
I have a different perspective after seeing Black Panther. Actually saddening. At the time I was like that stinks but eh but after seeing Black Panther I was like 😭
Man, that shot of T’Challa diving towards his father at 2:06 is phenomenal
Ok and?
Got to love the Russo Brothers
@@spider-man4818 get a life
@@mr206gohawks8 I'm 95% sure he has a life
@@obscure_genesis of much merit?
Every time I revisit a powerful display of his talent, especially in a performance of grief, knowing he's gone cuts and aches all over again. Appreciated him, but still took him for granted. His real value wasn't understood until we lost him. You leave a glaring and painful void.
“I did not kill your father.”
“Then why did you run.”
He's dead now in real life :((
This was 2 days prior though
Live on t'challa. In spirit and in our hearts
Bucky: look man I just came home and see my best friend in my apartment then 2 swat teams break down my door and im getting chased by a guy in a cat suit
Because a man in a scary cat suit is trying to claw my face off
2:05 imagine he asked everyone to get down
Then nothing happen it was a false alarm😂😂
He would’ve felt pretty ridiculous.
The dude behind Natasha is just chillin with his earpiece in like "What he say?"
Bart Plays Stuff Ikr XD
He would've leaped and landed flat on his face, ahahah
I love the scene where the king of Wakands touches T'Challa's face hence the "Don't bother Miss Romanoff . I will kill him myself ." epic dialogue line
Lol! I was thinking the same thing.
The way he looked down and just realised was heart breaking and holding his dad
This man was pure class. He had such a regal presence. Gone too soon.
What's more sad is how T'Challa rocks his dead father gently like he was asleep in slumber. RIP Chadwick Boseman. Wakanda Forever.
Can we just appreciate how clean this clip looks
News of his death came while I was rewatching Civil war.
I'm gonna miss him so much, he was perfect for the role.
2:00 noooo the dog :(
I love T'challa's Voice So much Idek Why.
2016 father died
2020 son died
2022 mother died
Poor Shuri.
@@startmirca Shuri is sad
2016, father died.
2018, son and daughter died.
2024, son died.
2025, mother died.
Every time a show or movie depicts the strong love between father and son and the grief that is felt when one is taken always hits me right in the feels
I absolutely adore how much Natasha is respected and adored cause she deserves it
R.I.P. to our King of Wakanda, Chadwick "Black Panther" Boseman. He will always be remembered in our hearts and heads as part of The Avengers. Let's all support to keep all of his memories alive. WAKANDA FOREVER! 🙅🏿♂️🙅🏿♂️🙅🏿♂️✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
One particular aspect that makes Civil War one of MCU’s finest is the first impression given by Black Panther! RIP Black Widow
Who is here after the KING of WAKANDA's death? 😢♥️😭
Rest in Peace, Chadwick Boseman. 😔
Ashe.
You Know I'm Here!😞😞
All hail the king
Wakanda Forever
Me.
Been over 2 years and I still can’t believe he’s gone. 😢🖤
2:35 when he rocks him slowly, crying like a baby.😔
Unbelievable. The moment we all first laid eyes upon this man he was already fighting the colon cancer which would eventually kill him. May you rest in peace Chadwick boseman
just watched Wakanda Forever. I realized Ramonda and T'chaka has similar deaths
Crazy how young Chadwick looks considering he’s almost 40
“Two people in a room can get more done then a hundred”
“unless you need to move a piano”
wise words from two wise kings
RIP KING OF WAKANDA
In my culture , Death is not the End - Black Panther 2020
"In my culture death is not the end"
R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman
King TChaka carries himself with so much power and he totally passed that down to tchalla. You can see how much he loves his son.
He was never my favorite avenger until after his death made me appreciate how good his character and acting was :( rip
Am I the only one who gets scared when T'chakka drops his smile?
That man had only a minute of total MCU screentime, but he's so full of character and kingness
Lol excatly..he smiles so widely when he speaks to his son but quickly stops when he greets the Nate..
@@zanelenjiva892 ikr loll
Chadwick was going through his cancer while making these movies for us. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Chadwick immediately grabbed my attention the very first time T'Challa came onscreen. He was what made this scene so moving and T'Chaka's death so heartbreaking, even though we'd just met T'Chaka. He was magnetic, so special, powerful, beautiful. I'm sad he's gone.
0:48 King tachanka our lord and savior for those siege players out there
LMG MOUNTED AND LOADED
Watching T’Challa cry over his father’s dead body is very sad. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman, WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
After I saw the film for the first time, I still remembered this scene, texted my dad “I love you.”
0:45 King T'Chaka's face when he looked at black widow has me rolling on the floor with laughter everytime I see this scene.
T'chanka
Tanchaka
TANCHAKA
HAIL OUR LORD
Leo Lii you didnt even spell it right -_-
i hate russian name OK?
Who?
@@leoli2450 ?
Randomly got this recommended after watching every tribute of Chadwick Boseman
R.I.P
There won't be a better actor for black panther
Rest In power Chadwick!
An embodiment of grace and class!✊❤️✨✨
"in my culture death its not the end"
-king T'challa
turn on English(automatic) subtitles. Go to 1:27. Enjoy.
LMAOO!!! haha
LMFAO😂😂😂😂
It probably going to guarantee you 100% no problem
😂 thank you
Omg
Can't believe Chadwick's gone 😭. May he rest in power 🙏🏼
rip chadwick, we love you man .
wakanda forever !!
“We will not let misfortune drive us back..”
That message is even more true when you watch Endgame
Interesting fact here that I read today as Ryan Coogler memorialized Chadwick. The actor who played T'Chaka is a famous South African actor named John Kani. Kani is a Xhosa native speaker and when Chadwick heard it he convinced the director that this should be the official Wakanda dialect. Even better is that Chadwick learned these lines quickly in Xhosa despite never having spoken it before. Just shows in yet another way how amazing of an actor and person he was. He will be sorely missed.
T'Challa is a tragic hero. In this scene he managed to save everyone's lives in that room except for his father's.
Seeing this after Black Panther makes a lot more sense now. T'Challa, in a desperate effort to redeem himself from not saving his father in time, uses split second timing to throw himself over the explosive landmine and still survive.
Strong emotions here! Chadwick was so amazing here. The love a son has for his father.
2:30
Me holding stan Lee in my memories
I always cried on this scene, it reminded me of Mufasa's death. Now with Chad being gone, it makes me cry and I see myself mourning over him the way he is mourning of his on screen father.
Man, this scene was so powerful. Especially the interaction between Prince T'Challa and King T'Chaka. Marvel truly outdid themselves with his introduction. I can still remember the audience cheering when Chadwick appeared, then roaring when he appeared in costume. Whooo!!!
Can’t believe he’s gone..rest in power chadwick we will miss you.🕊
King's Dead ft Future, Kendrick Lamar, James Blake
Shinijon Kimi ,yb nuejekkwjevhrlek
🚮
I think this song was more dedicated to the scene where T'Challa lost against Killmonger
Laladeeda
Also this song
Looks actually really good with interpolated 60FPS
Here because Ryan Coogler mentioned this scene in his tribute to Chadwick. Rest in power king.
RIP Black Panther
U will always be in my heart
And I’ll never forget you
Rip Chadwick! Wakanda forever
R.I.P Chadwick 😔
Rip chad we all loved you
The falcon and the winter soldier Gang!
My man doing action with all them swag despite having a cancer
A true hero
Who else is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 here and is it me or black panther in civil war voice is much deeper in black panther
Thanks for the upload
1:11 the subtitles tho
Chadwick Boseman there will never be another man who can be like him Wakanda Forever🙅🏾♂️
I love how T'Challa tried to save his Father, he lunged to protect him from the blast!!!
We all know why we’re here still ❤
Good bye 😞Chadwick Boseman (1977 - 2020)