Saddest Movie Ever Seen.
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The only thing that ever made my weep was UP!; I wept at the opening scene, and teared up whenever "Married Life" started playing.
Probably Moon. It just gets me thinking about humanity and morality.
There are probably more conventionally sad films out there, but Moon makes you think about things most people wouldn't even waste a second on, and that alone makes it a great film.
Its also got one of the most depressing atmospheres for a film ever. The moon. Alone. Without any real human contact for three years on a wasteland, billions of miles away from home. This movie will not make you cry. This movie will make you feel like shit all the way through your body.
A few runners up would be Pan's Labyrinth (favorite movie ever), The Wrestler, Toy Story 3, and, even though I'm not really a fan of the film, Requiem For A Dream (mostly for the mother's sake).
If you haven't seen any of these films, I recommend you do it now. Though probably not in one sitting, because you'll probably kill yourself afterwards.
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There are probably more conventionally sad films out there, but Moon makes you think about things most people wouldn't even waste a second on, and that alone makes it a great film.
Its also got one of the most depressing atmospheres for a film ever. The moon. Alone. Without any real human contact for three years on a wasteland, billions of miles away from home. This movie will not make you cry. This movie will make you feel like shit all the way through your body.
A few runners up would be Pan's Labyrinth (favorite movie ever), The Wrestler, Toy Story 3, and, even though I'm not really a fan of the film, Requiem For A Dream (mostly for the mother's sake).
If you haven't seen any of these films, I recommend you do it now. Though probably not in one sitting, because you'll probably kill yourself afterwards.
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Yes. This too. Pretty much, find a Sam Rockwell film, and you'll find depression in some way, shape, or form. God I love that man...Marter said:
Grayjack said:
I think you meant Wilson.
Normally a small issue, but that scene, that heartbreaking scene needs to be right.
I watch a shitton of movies, but only Star Wars has the ability to drive me that far. How is it possible to come really close once you see Anakin killing young jedi like lambs?Mr.Pandah said:
Asherah uses "hyper beam" which is super effective. Foe Marter faints. There, I win.Marter said:
It helps if you see Christensen give a much more cry worthy performance in "Life As A House" before that. Reminds me that an actor rises to the people he's working with. Better cast in a scene, better performance.xXAsherahXx said:
Its not...and nor is his acting. Hayden Christenson or whatever the hell his name is, is the worst actor of this current generation of actors coming out. I'm so glad I haven't seen anymore crap with him in it. He ruins films for me.xXAsherahXx said:
I never saw that character as anything to become emotionally attached to anyway.
Bridge to Terrabitha. I read the books and knew it was going to happen but...
When she dies and the look on the boys face. I almost lost it. But then he tries to act as though she's still there and everyone is lying, I lost it. I balled like a baby. And then when he realizes she's dead and takes his sister to Terribitha, I cried some more. I love that movie!
I know Hayden Christensen isn't very good by any means, but the action of killing little jedi as a corrupted Skywalker is sad no matter which actor does it. There isn't any dialogue in it either, so shut up haters.
