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Who remembers the saddest moments in any animated movie?
I know a sad moment from the movie The Adventures of Mark Twain where we're shown Adam and Eve in their last moments together in The Diary of Adam and Eve.
They're in their senior years writing in their diaries who should die of old age first. It does have a sweet moment where Adam gives Eve her first Valentine and he even comes up with the word. The gift he gave her was a heart shaped leaf which came from a tree in the long lost Garden of Eden. She thinks back to the Garden but knows that even it is long gone, she has Adam and is happy and content.
In the final scene of their story, we see that Eve was the first to go and Adam writes in his diary "where ever she was, there was Eden".
This moment is a mixture of heartwarming and sad and is up there with Carl and Ellie from UP. |
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"The bit where Peter Rabbit starts.....
And the time when they decided to make Peter Rabbit 2. "
I've never been keen on the Peter Rabbit movies either.
They're the British equivalent to the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies. |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human 
Horror movie for kids, only seen it once as a child, never again "
If you want a horror movie for kids, watch Return To Oz. |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human "
I watched this when I was in primary school and it gave me nightmares for years! |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human
Horror movie for kids, only seen it once as a child, never again
If you want a horror movie for kids, watch Return To Oz."
Is that the one where the witch has a wardrobe full of heads she swaps? And those wheelers? |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human
Horror movie for kids, only seen it once as a child, never again
If you want a horror movie for kids, watch Return To Oz.
Is that the one where the witch has a wardrobe full of heads she swaps? And those wheelers?"
Yep. That's the one. |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human
Horror movie for kids, only seen it once as a child, never again
If you want a horror movie for kids, watch Return To Oz."
Aye a freaky movie. Although that didn’t bother me as much as to me just fantasy fairy tale and well we had Wurzel Gummidge  |
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"The black rabbit floating across the screen in Watership Down always gets me sobbing, as well as that bloody accompanying song!"
Bright eyes....burning like fire...bright eyes.... |
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"If you haven't cried like a baby over watership down then you are not human
Horror movie for kids, only seen it once as a child, never again
If you want a horror movie for kids, watch Return To Oz.
Aye a freaky movie. Although that didn’t bother me as much as to me just fantasy fairy tale and well we had Wurzel Gummidge "
I agree. It didn't bother me as much either but it was still a pretty cool and creepy movie. |
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"The opening from Up, but specifically the part where they're in the Drs office learning that they can't have children and she just sobs. That cut deep. "
Oh yes. One of the great intros for any film. |
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Not necessarily a sad 'moment', but if you're willing to try something different, check out "I lost my body" on Netflix, the whole film is deep, harrowing but beautiful and thought provoking.
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Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears  |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears "
*Separated - not depressed (!)  |
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By *ofdiamondsMan
over a year ago
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The opening of Up! with Carl and Ellie, simba begging mufasa to get up in the lion King, toy story 3 when they all silently look at each other and hold hands when they think they are about to be incinerated |
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"Who remembers the saddest moments in any animated movie?
I know a sad moment from the movie The Adventures of Mark Twain where we're shown Adam and Eve in their last moments together in The Diary of Adam and
They're in their senior years writing in their diaries who should die of old age first. It does have a sweet moment where Adam gives Eve her first Valentine and he even comes up with the word. The gift he gave her was a heart shaped leaf which came from a tree in the long lost Garden of Eden. She thinks back to the Garden but knows that even it is long gone, she has Adam and is happy and content.
In the final scene of their story, we see that Eve was the first to go and Adam writes in his diary "where ever she was, there was Eden".
This moment is a mixture of heartwarming and sad and is up there with Carl and Ellie from UP."
Watership down without a doubt scared me as a kid and brighteyes just sets the weeping off.
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Toy Story 3, the incinerator scene and then when Andy hands over his toys at the end
From childhood has to be the moment Bambi’s mum got shot, remember sobbing in the cinema "
Yep. These for me too. |
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"Beginning of up
Incineration scene in toy story 3.. "
Both of those had me sobbing!
As did-
Putting Boo back in Monsters Inc
The end of Onward where he sacrifices meeting his dad
Coco
And Big Hero 6 |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
The last 15 minutes of Toy Story 3, from the incinerator scene onwards, I was a blubbering mess in the cinema - proper full on uncontrollable sobs - even now when I see it it gets me.
The end of Toy Story 4 too when Woody decides to go his own way
The start of Up is another one.
And apparently my first ever cinema visit to see Bambi I had to be taken out I was crying that much. |
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"Definitely when Optimus Prime died. And Watership Down was just damn scary as a young kid 
The whole first 40 mins was worse than bambi dying, good call on transformers the movie. "
You're absolutely right. It's terrible.
"Hey kids! Here's the movie about all those characters you love! You've got them as toys, you've followed them through two seasons of the cartoon, you've read dozens of issues of the comic and half a dozen story books... and now we're going to GRAPHICALLY AND HORRIFYINGLY MURDER ALL OF THEM RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU. Here are a bunch of strangers you've never met before. Now care about them instead. YOU GOT THE TOUCH!" |
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"The last 15 minutes of Toy Story 3, from the incinerator scene onwards, I was a blubbering mess in the cinema - proper full on uncontrollable sobs - even now when I see it it gets me.
The end of Toy Story 4 too when Woody decides to go his own way
The start of Up is another one.
And apparently my first ever cinema visit to see Bambi I had to be taken out I was crying that much."
I’d have to agree on toy story 4. The original was my childhood and it felt like the end of it. Woody and Buzz going their separate ways. |
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"Who remembers the saddest moments in any animated movie?
I know a sad moment from the movie The Adventures of Mark Twain where we're shown Adam and Eve in their last moments together in The Diary of Adam and Eve.
They're in their senior years writing in their diaries who should die of old age first. It does have a sweet moment where Adam gives Eve her first Valentine and he even comes up with the word. The gift he gave her was a heart shaped leaf which came from a tree in the long lost Garden of Eden. She thinks back to the Garden but knows that even it is long gone, she has Adam and is happy and content.
In the final scene of their story, we see that Eve was the first to go and Adam writes in his diary "where ever she was, there was Eden".
This moment is a mixture of heartwarming and sad and is up there with Carl and Ellie from UP."
The Bible doesn't say how old Eve was when she died, but it does say Adam lived to be 930 years old. If she lived anywhere near as long as that, I'd say the old adage "She had a good innings" applies. |
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The end of Charlotte's web, the old animated version from the 70s, where the concept of death & loss is explained to the character, Wilbur.
Also "the red turtle"- the entire film. Highly recommended if you haven't seen it. |
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"Who remembers the saddest moments in any animated movie?
I know a sad moment from the movie The Adventures of Mark Twain where we're shown Adam and Eve in their last moments together in The Diary of Adam and Eve.
They're in their senior years writing in their diaries who should die of old age first. It does have a sweet moment where Adam gives Eve her first Valentine and he even comes up with the word. The gift he gave her was a heart shaped leaf which came from a tree in the long lost Garden of Eden. She thinks back to the Garden but knows that even it is long gone, she has Adam and is happy and content.
In the final scene of their story, we see that Eve was the first to go and Adam writes in his diary "where ever she was, there was Eden".
This moment is a mixture of heartwarming and sad and is up there with Carl and Ellie from UP.
The Bible doesn't say how old Eve was when she died, but it does say Adam lived to be 930 years old. If she lived anywhere near as long as that, I'd say the old adage "She had a good innings" applies."
Interesting. The Diary of Adam and Eve was one of Mark Twain's books.
Here's a clip of the scene I spoke of.
https://youtu.be/Xxgcg1B-bt8 |
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"The end of Charlotte's web, the old animated version from the 70s, where the concept of death & loss is explained to the character, Wilbur.
Also "the red turtle"- the entire film. Highly recommended if you haven't seen it."
As the Nostalgia Critic once said when he saw that scene where Charlotte dies, "I'll never use a Can of Raid again". |
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Astro boy dying and the father rebuilding him and rejecting him! Wtf
Coco when he sings to the grandmother chickens me every time
Else and her mum singing - the one you’ve been waiting for is you
Up as everyone has already said
Bing bong
I feel like I cry at just about every Pixar movie ever made |
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By *ofdiamondsMan
over a year ago
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"Definitely when Optimus Prime died. And Watership Down was just damn scary as a young kid
The whole first 40 mins was worse than bambi dying, good call on transformers the movie. "
God yes, Ironhide crawling to try and stop megatron with his dying breath and the massacre of a load of gen 1 characters whilst hair metal plays |
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"The end of Charlotte's web, the old animated version from the 70s, where the concept of death & loss is explained to the character, Wilbur.
Also "the red turtle"- the entire film. Highly recommended if you haven't seen it.
As the Nostalgia Critic once said when he saw that scene where Charlotte dies, "I'll never use a Can of Raid again"."
I find it even sadder, when he goes on to explain to her children what type of character their mother was like, after her death. |
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The only animated movie that ever makes me cry (and it literally does every single time I watch it) is spirit: stallion of the cimarron and its not even at a sad part lol... |
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"What’s the afterlife one that came out a couple of years ago,is it coco?? "
Yes! That's the first animated movie that broke me. I sobbed like crazy. Such a beautiful movie and makes me wish it was like that.  |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears "
Please, please, please don't mention Bing Bong or say 'Fly her to the moon for me' to her ladyship. Years later and she's still traumatised, almost garunteed to bring tears 
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"What’s the afterlife one that came out a couple of years ago,is it coco??
Yes! That's the first animated movie that broke me. I sobbed like crazy. Such a beautiful movie and makes me wish it was like that. "
That part was quite tearjerking when he sings Remember Me to Coco and she joins in. It's sad that she dies but is sweet that she gets to be with her dad again in the afterlife. |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears
Please, please, please don't mention Bing Bong or say 'Fly her to the moon for me' to her ladyship. Years later and she's still traumatised, almost garunteed to bring tears
Mr"
You just came downstairs and told me about this thread and that others cried at Bing Bong!!!
You then proceeded to piss yourself laughing at me because I said that our family doesn't understand how much that affects me...as my eyes were filling up with tears.
People of Fab he very nearly had a piece of my birthday cake lodged in his throat
NBVN x |
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By *ofdiamondsMan
over a year ago
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears
Please, please, please don't mention Bing Bong or say 'Fly her to the moon for me' to her ladyship. Years later and she's still traumatised, almost garunteed to bring tears
Mr
You just came downstairs and told me about this thread and that others cried at Bing Bong!!!
You then proceeded to piss yourself laughing at me because I said that our family doesn't understand how much that affects me...as my eyes were filling up with tears.
People of Fab he very nearly had a piece of my birthday cake lodged in his throat
NBVN x"
Oh no, I'd blocked bing bong from my memory |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears
Please, please, please don't mention Bing Bong or say 'Fly her to the moon for me' to her ladyship. Years later and she's still traumatised, almost garunteed to bring tears
Mr
You just came downstairs and told me about this thread and that others cried at Bing Bong!!!
You then proceeded to piss yourself laughing at me because I said that our family doesn't understand how much that affects me...as my eyes were filling up with tears.
People of Fab he very nearly had a piece of my birthday cake lodged in his throat
NBVN x
Oh no, I'd blocked bing bong from my memory "
Aww I am sorry but I need to share the pain as its too much to carry on my own.
NBVN x |
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" I guess we should all console ourselves in that Bing Bing at least went out with great honour and heroism….but his final words….and seeing him ‘dissolve’ into the forgotten realm…..oh my god! It was bloody horrible! "
I can't keep returning to this thread, you are killing me
NBVN x |
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By *ocothumpaMan
over a year ago
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Optimus Prime - Dying broke my little heart when I was a kid; I watched it in the cinema with my Optimus Prime Toy in my arms swallowing back tears.
An American Tail - “Soooommme whereeeeee ooouuutt therrrreeeee” bloody allergies playing up again I swear…
When they remade ‘Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest |
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Here’s another one, not Disney and actually an Anime series: Fist Of The North Star.
There were actually many a tear jerking moment in that; The deaths of Shuu, and especially Toki really hit me.
Hell, even Souther’s demise brought a tear and he was an arsehole!
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I’ve just thought of another Disney induced, Niagra Falls out the eyeballs moment:
Whilst not, in my opinion, one of the studios better efforts, there is an incredibly sad, yet ultimately, delightful scene in, The Princess and The Frog wherein the main villain (played by the brilliant Kieth David) steps on and crushes the old firefly who subsequently dies but subsequently transforms into a star next to his true love in the night sky.
If you’ve seen it - you’ll know |
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"I’ve just thought of another Disney induced, Niagra Falls out the eyeballs moment:
Whilst not, in my opinion, one of the studios better efforts, there is an incredibly sad, yet ultimately, delightful scene in, The Princess and The Frog wherein the main villain (played by the brilliant Kieth David) steps on and crushes the old firefly who subsequently dies but subsequently transforms into a star next to his true love in the night sky.
If you’ve seen it - you’ll know "
Rays best bits and ascent 
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fNBa5kbYKww |
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"I’ve just thought of another Disney induced, Niagra Falls out the eyeballs moment:
Whilst not, in my opinion, one of the studios better efforts, there is an incredibly sad, yet ultimately, delightful scene in, The Princess and The Frog wherein the main villain (played by the brilliant Kieth David) steps on and crushes the old firefly who subsequently dies but subsequently transforms into a star next to his true love in the night sky.
If you’ve seen it - you’ll know
Rays best bits and ascent
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fNBa5kbYKww"
I knew it would upset me again….but I just HAD to follow the link Poor Raymond…RIP
But, in return (revenge!) feast your eyes on this:
https://youtu.be/JKUKg2kPHj0
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"Not a movie. But Fry’s dog in Futurama
Can’t watch it again. "
Oh god that was heartbreaking, poor Seymour. WIth the song "I Will Wait for You". I just rewatched the clip on YT and have tears in my eyes
And when Fry finds out it wasnt his brother that went to Mars after stealing his name, but finds out its his Nephew |
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Bit of a weird one and not technically a movie but an episode of Rick and Morty really caught me off guard whilst I was chopping onions.
Rick trys and fails to kill himself in the garage. A proper tearjerking jolt out of the usual comedy.
https://youtu.be/24RIl-vFBs8
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"Animal farm, when Boxer is injured and taken away to the Glue factory, and Benjamin is chasing after the truck. "
Tbf the book made me cry aswell, same as All Quiet on the Western Front |
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"I’ve just thought of another Disney induced, Niagra Falls out the eyeballs moment:
Whilst not, in my opinion, one of the studios better efforts, there is an incredibly sad, yet ultimately, delightful scene in, The Princess and The Frog wherein the main villain (played by the brilliant Kieth David) steps on and crushes the old firefly who subsequently dies but subsequently transforms into a star next to his true love in the night sky.
If you’ve seen it - you’ll know
Rays best bits and ascent
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fNBa5kbYKww
I knew it would upset me again….but I just HAD to follow the link Poor Raymond…RIP
But, in return (revenge!) feast your eyes on this:
https://youtu.be/JKUKg2kPHj0
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Damn you I was all good until the last two minutes |
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"What’s the afterlife one that came out a couple of years ago,is it coco??
Yes! That's the first animated movie that broke me. I sobbed like crazy. Such a beautiful movie and makes me wish it was like that. "
Took my boy and an ex to see it. Can’t remember entirely but I think it involves the grandparents in the afterlife. My boy said it reminded him of my dad.I was gone! |
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"Bit of a weird one and not technically a movie but an episode of Rick and Morty really caught me off guard whilst I was chopping onions.
Rick trys and fails to kill himself in the garage. A proper tearjerking jolt out of the usual comedy.
https://youtu.be/24RIl-vFBs8
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Series has some surprising sad moments, even the last episode weirdly. |
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"I’ve just thought of another Disney induced, Niagra Falls out the eyeballs moment:
Whilst not, in my opinion, one of the studios better efforts, there is an incredibly sad, yet ultimately, delightful scene in, The Princess and The Frog wherein the main villain (played by the brilliant Kieth David) steps on and crushes the old firefly who subsequently dies but subsequently transforms into a star next to his true love in the night sky.
If you’ve seen it - you’ll know
Rays best bits and ascent
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fNBa5kbYKww
I knew it would upset me again….but I just HAD to follow the link Poor Raymond…RIP
But, in return (revenge!) feast your eyes on this:
https://youtu.be/JKUKg2kPHj0
Damn you I was all good until the last two minutes "
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Whoa! I’ve just remembered yet another heart wrenching animated film. Not Disney this time but it’s called, Annabelle’s Wish.
It’s a Christmas film about a calf who dreams of becoming a reindeer and helping Santa out.
The final sacrifice she makes though….oh Christ! Watery eyes alert! |
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As mentioned above many times...
* Up - The story of Ellie and Carl
* Toy Story 3 - Holding hands in the incinerator.
But also...
* Bolt - Not wanting to leave his master in the burning house.
* Kung Fu Panda II - "I'm your son" |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears "
I couldn't watch dumbo all the way through until I was 17....and that was only because I was on a plane and couldn't rewind it
To this day my nephew watched me during that bit to see if I cry.
The croods when the girl thinks she has to leave her dad behind so tells him she loves him |
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"Mufasa dying and Big Hero 6 when his brother dies and When the Carebot comforts him.
Big Hero 6 for me, too. Also at the end... it's so sad and moving. Fantastic film."
Oh yes. I missed it when it first came out but watched it on TV years after :' ( |
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"Mufasa dying and Big Hero 6 when his brother dies and When the Carebot comforts him.
Big Hero 6 for me, too. Also at the end... it's so sad and moving. Fantastic film."
Oh yes Big Hero 6 too
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears
I couldn't watch dumbo all the way through until I was 17....and that was only because I was on a plane and couldn't rewind it
To this day my nephew watched me during that bit to see if I cry.
The croods when the girl thinks she has to leave her dad behind so tells him she loves him "
Oh god yes! I honestly thought in the Crood’s that they were going to end it with the family separated forever at the end. It even looked like the dad had resigned himself to this fate to
Thankfully though….  |
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"When bambi's mother is shot "
Agree. In my early 20’s it was on at the cinema and I took the 5 year old daughter of the couple I was in a Throuple with.
When that scene happened she screamed the place down and we had to leave and go home. |
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"Where to start?!
Right; Bing Bong’s ‘death’ in Disney’s, Inside Out - that was bloody traumatic!
Hazel’s last breaths before being taken by the black rabbit in Watership Down.
Dumbo’s mother singing him to sleep whilst depressed from him and finally, the scene in Disne’s, Tarzan when he decides to join the human world, rendering both his ape mother (and me!!!!!) in floods of tears
I couldn't watch dumbo all the way through until I was 17....and that was only because I was on a plane and couldn't rewind it
To this day my nephew watched me during that bit to see if I cry.
The croods when the girl thinks she has to leave her dad behind so tells him she loves him
Oh god yes! I honestly thought in the Crood’s that they were going to end it with the family separated forever at the end. It even looked like the dad had resigned himself to this fate to
Thankfully though…. "
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Disney - yet again! (Sadistic buggers!) and this time, Hercules.
When our hero sacrifices his own life to leap into the sea of souls (and we see him withering away for good measure! - cheers for that Disney!) in order to retrieve his love.
Thankfully, the pay off is rather awesome though!
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I know there was a major movie made of it but even the Disney animated one just rips me to bits...its my favourite movie of that " genre " because of its story and its music...ladies and Gentlemen...l give you ...BEAUTY & THE BEAST..the part when Belle realises she loves the Beast..rips me to bits. |
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"When Dumbo goes to see his mum when she's locked up...that's the only bit of a film that's ever made me cry
What? ever?!
Yep, ever...my heart is an icy cold lump of stone!  "
Ouch! What about swinging the emotional pendulum in the other direction; feelgood/uplifting films? Do they get the europhic tears flowing? |
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I can remember one scene that was very sad and still brings to my eye and that is the scene from Disney's The Sword in The Stone when Merlin changes Arthur back from a squirrel and the girl squirrel who was smitten with him ends up confused at first but then runs off into a tree heartbroken and crying as she watches Arthur and Merlin head back to the castle. |
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"I find Disney's Coco a mixture of sad and happiness all the way through, I'm a terrible crying mess by the end and I've watched it more times than I care to mention."
I watched the ending earlier today and it still brings a happy tear to my eye seeing Coco reunited with her papa in the afterlife. |
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The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs. The old couple are all "stiff upper lip Hilda" and "the leaflet tells us everything we need do when the bomb goes off" and "I wonder if this radiation sickness thing is like having an upset tummy?". And at the end, when their hair is falling out and their skin is peeling... "I think that we should get inside our paper sacks now and lie down"...
Also "Grave of the Fireflies" from Studio Ghibli nearly destroyed me. |
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"The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs."
Ooo, how did I forget this one? Picture one little kid at the video store obsessed with “The Snowman” seeing this and thinking that should be fun, pleading with mum and dad to get it , sitting down to these sweets old people in their lovely cottage and then ……. hmmm, okay then  |
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"The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs.
Ooo, how did I forget this one? Picture one little kid at the video store obsessed with “The Snowman” seeing this and thinking that should be fun, pleading with mum and dad to get it , sitting down to these sweets old people in their lovely cottage and then ……. hmmm, okay then "
I remember another one by Raymond Briggs known as Granpa where it has the grandfather telling his granddaughter stories and near the end, she comes to see him only to find he's not home because he died. It's quite a sad ending |
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"The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs. The old couple are all "stiff upper lip Hilda" and "the leaflet tells us everything we need do when the bomb goes off" and "I wonder if this radiation sickness thing is like having an upset tummy?". And at the end, when their hair is falling out and their skin is peeling... "I think that we should get inside our paper sacks now and lie down"...
Also "Grave of the Fireflies" from Studio Ghibli nearly destroyed me."
Does anyone know where i can get "When the Wind Blows" I have been wanting to watch it for a few years. Its not any streaming sites nor available anywhere as a torrent |
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"Does anyone know where i can get "When the Wind Blows" I have been wanting to watch it for a few years. Its not any streaming sites nor available anywhere as a torrent"
Only place I’ve seen is on Amazon , not on prime I’m afraid but can buy for 4.99 or rent I think for 3.99 |
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"Does anyone know where i can get "When the Wind Blows" I have been wanting to watch it for a few years. Its not any streaming sites nor available anywhere as a torrent
Only place I’ve seen is on Amazon , not on prime I’m afraid but can buy for 4.99 or rent I think for 3.99"
Yeah i have just seen it on there. I know a friend also wants to watch it so ill see if they wanna do a watch party |
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"Shrek 2
When you realise Mummy bear was killed and skinned and lies on the Princess Fiona’s bedroom floor in the castle
Wtf! That’s dark "
I didn’t notice that. I’ll have to rewatch it |
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Up gets me and the last bit of The Good Dinosaur had me taking a few deep breaths. But for a real heart wrenching animated movie then it’s Grave of the Fireflies; it will break the hardest of hearts. I’m welling up just thinking about it
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"Waltz with Bashir"
If an animated documentary about the war in Lebanon in the 80's is something you would find captivating, I can't recommend it enough.
Admittedly I can't think of any 'will make you cry' moments, but as a harrowing and thought provoking comment on the terrors of war and the effect it can have on the human pshyche, it'll leave you speechless. |
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"The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs. The old couple are all "stiff upper lip Hilda" and "the leaflet tells us everything we need do when the bomb goes off" and "I wonder if this radiation sickness thing is like having an upset tummy?". And at the end, when their hair is falling out and their skin is peeling... "I think that we should get inside our paper sacks now and lie down"...
Also "Grave of the Fireflies" from Studio Ghibli nearly destroyed me."
Both of these…. Both films that SHOULD and NEED to be watched, but leave you feeling emotionally wrecked afterwards.
The part of “When the wind blows” is when their Son tells them they’re not building a shelter because they’re that close to London it won’t be any use |
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"When Andy left for college in Toy Story..
That made me more sad than the toys holding hands in the incinerator "
I know they went to Bonny but honestly its the only film my eyes ever leaked in public watching lol |
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"The animated version of "When the Wind Blows" by Raymond Briggs. The old couple are all "stiff upper lip Hilda" and "the leaflet tells us everything we need do when the bomb goes off" and "I wonder if this radiation sickness thing is like having an upset tummy?". And at the end, when their hair is falling out and their skin is peeling... "I think that we should get inside our paper sacks now and lie down"...
Also "Grave of the Fireflies" from Studio Ghibli nearly destroyed me.
Both of these…. Both films that SHOULD and NEED to be watched, but leave you feeling emotionally wrecked afterwards.
The part of “When the wind blows” is when their Son tells them they’re not building a shelter because they’re that close to London it won’t be any use"
Yeah I ended up watching "when the wind blows" last night. It was really good. Music was great too. |
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"Casper, cried my eyes out in the cinema  "
A cartoon of Casper was sad when a fox he became friends with name Fergie was killed by a hunter. It broke my heart seeing Casper break down from losing a friend.
It may have not been from the movie but it was still a sad episode. |
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Another sad moment has to be from Disney's Snow White when the Seven dwarves weep while they're around Snow White in what looks like a Wake. It's even sad when Grumpy breaks down and all the animals outside weeps as well. |
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