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Most depressing/saddest movies
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Hotaru no HaKa (Grave of the Fireflies)
It's the only movie that ever managed to jerk a tear outta me. I cried through half the movie.
Why, oh why, did Setsuko have to...
It's the only movie that ever managed to jerk a tear outta me. I cried through half the movie.
Why, oh why, did Setsuko have to...
I agree with that statement...it was just lame. It was just a two hour assault to press every sad/depression button in me.
It's hilarious you say this because Cast Away would definitely take a spot in my top five but not because of that part. You think it's going to all come together and work out and then WHAM! The scene at the end in the rain is heart-wrenching.
well i always imagine him going to chase down that farmer girl at the end and finding out she has a twin sister....so.......tom hanks wins
1. Requiem for a Dream.
2. AI
3. Titanic (i know, but the end always gets me)
and, a new contender:
4. Marley and me.
2. AI
3. Titanic (i know, but the end always gets me)
and, a new contender:
4. Marley and me.
I agree with A.I. really heart wrenching although boring, a few other movies that were depressing were.
Titanic
Old Yeller
Titanic
Old Yeller
AI most definitely. I came away from that thinking life meant nothing, since you always end up losing everything you love. Not exactly a feeling that inspires you to get up in the morning.
Also I had the pleasure of watching Marley and Me on a flight from London to Hong Kong. You could tell who was watching it by the sounds of sniffing. One woman was even sobbing.
Me? I turned it off at the point where Owen Wilson lay down next to him by the fire. If I'm going to blub like a child I'll do it in private thanks
(and yes, I did blub like a child when eventually watching how it finished)
Also I had the pleasure of watching Marley and Me on a flight from London to Hong Kong. You could tell who was watching it by the sounds of sniffing. One woman was even sobbing.
Me? I turned it off at the point where Owen Wilson lay down next to him by the fire. If I'm going to blub like a child I'll do it in private thanks
(and yes, I did blub like a child when eventually watching how it finished)
yea what a great movie, one of the best imho. the ending truly is shocking. the finale of this season of dexter is the only thing that i can remember that shocked me so much. they were very similar. on a lighter funnier side have you seen how se7en should have ended? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5gw7ec4KyY