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depressing movies.
2010-01-24, 1:03 AM #1
Just want to know what the most depressing films you have seen are?

For me, one of them would almost certainly be "grave of the fireflies".
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2010-01-24, 1:07 AM #2
Twins.
2010-01-24, 2:01 AM #3
Originally posted by Martyn:
Twins.


Lol....

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2010-01-24, 3:07 AM #4
Originally posted by alpha1:
Just want to know what the most depressing films you have seen are?

For me, one of them would almost certainly be "grave of the fireflies".


I first watched Grave with my then-really-young-and-illiterate half siblings. My father thought it was going to be a children's movie and left me to "read the subtitles" for them.

"Mommy, why are you dressed like a mummy? Why are you covered in ketchup?"

Etc.
2010-01-24, 3:30 AM #5
American Pie: Beta House
2010-01-24, 4:40 AM #6
Brazil, I guess.
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2010-01-24, 4:51 AM #7
From what I remember: "I don't buy chocolate kisses anymore"
and the book "Lovely Bones" was very depressing, if the new movie has stayed true to that (I don't know cuz we don't have it yet) then that would be another.
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2010-01-24, 5:18 AM #8
Requiem for a Dream.
The Breakup.
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2010-01-24, 8:02 AM #9
Harold and Maude (until the end. It's a very depressing movie, but the end is kind of a glimmer of hope)
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2010-01-24, 8:31 AM #10
Requiem for a Dream, hands down, no doubt about it
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2010-01-24, 8:32 AM #11
I don't think you should be allowed to post in this thread, happydud
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2010-01-24, 8:45 AM #12
Off the top of my head, The Changeling was pretty depressing. Also..erm...Schindler's List?
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2010-01-24, 9:19 AM #13
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2010-01-24, 9:22 AM #14
The Pianist.
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2010-01-24, 9:31 AM #15
Originally posted by Deadman:
I don't think you should be allowed to post in this thread, happydud


That's racism!

Or something..
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2010-01-24, 10:14 AM #16
Tae Guk Ki

I Am Legend
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2010-01-24, 10:22 AM #17
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
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2010-01-24, 10:27 AM #18
About Schmidt.
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2010-01-24, 10:38 AM #19
Originally posted by Pommy:
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I Am Legend


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2010-01-24, 10:52 AM #20
Anti-Christ or The Road.

Those are the two most depressing movies I've ever seen.
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2010-01-24, 3:40 PM #21
Revolutionary Road.

I was moody for almost 24 hours after watching that.

Also, at times my own life can take the crown in this category.
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2010-01-24, 4:33 PM #22
Dancer In The Dark

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168629/
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2010-01-24, 8:05 PM #23
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
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2010-01-24, 8:13 PM #24
Docs count?
Jesus camp and Hotel Rwanda
2010-01-24, 8:15 PM #25
Letters from Iwo Jima seemed pretty depressing.
2010-01-24, 8:15 PM #26
"No Country for Old Men" and "Pan's Labyrinth".
2010-01-24, 8:23 PM #27
Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Forrest Gump :saddowns:
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2010-01-24, 9:14 PM #28
Originally posted by Zell:
Forrest Gump :saddowns:


i cry every time bubba dies
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2010-01-24, 9:19 PM #29
Forrest Gump is really depressing, but it's too darn long to watch anyway (imo).
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2010-01-24, 11:20 PM #30
Boyz n the Hood and Letters From Iwo Jima
2010-01-25, 1:17 AM #31
Donnie Darko really depresses me when I watch it for some reason, even though I love it.
Another movie that's kind of depressing is called The Ninth Gate, which is an obscure lesser-known Johnny Depp film that I also love.
2010-01-25, 1:49 AM #32
The Lovely Bones was very depressing.
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2010-01-25, 1:51 AM #33
I didn't find the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas depressing at all. Thought provoking definitely, but not depressing.
2010-01-25, 1:52 AM #34
Oh, you can add the Passion of the Christ I suppose. I found it more boring than anything, but second to boredom was probably depression.
2010-01-25, 2:02 AM #35
Originally posted by Martyn:
I didn't find the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas depressing at all. Thought provoking definitely, but not depressing.


Maybe not totally depressing... but not very uplifting I would say.
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2010-01-25, 2:11 AM #36
Oh yeah, it's hardly a happy film.
2010-01-25, 2:33 AM #37
Does the first 20 minutes of "Up" count? Because oh my god
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2010-01-25, 4:42 AM #38
Dancer in the dark

Seriously.

No, seriously.
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2010-01-25, 8:47 AM #39
The Fly. I prefer the 1986 version but they're both depressing.
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2010-01-25, 9:18 AM #40
Originally posted by kyle90:
Does the first 20 minutes of "Up" count? Because oh my god


damn that movie for making me feel
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