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depressing movies.
2010-01-25, 9:21 AM #41
Originally posted by Lord Kuat:
"No Country for Old Men" and "Pan's Labyrinth".



Pan's did end in a depressing manner
2010-01-25, 9:42 AM #42
I watched avatar over the weekend. I thought it was depressing.
2010-01-25, 10:01 AM #43
Originally posted by kyle90:
Does the first 20 minutes of "Up" count? Because oh my god


i think if this was just a short, it'd be the best one Pixar has ever done
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2010-01-25, 10:18 AM #44
Titanic.


LOLOL:downs:
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2010-01-25, 11:22 AM #45
The fact that I eventually actually watched titanic is depressing.
2010-01-25, 2:28 PM #46
Originally posted by ECHOMAN:
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.


I see what you did there!
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2010-01-25, 9:12 PM #47
Up in the Air really depressed me for some reason. Great movie, but it left me in a sad mood for the weekend.
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2010-01-25, 9:17 PM #48
Originally posted by Couchman:
Pan's did end in a depressing manner

You kidding? The movie just staggered from one depressing scene to the next, and capped it off with her death.
2010-01-25, 11:27 PM #49
It's been a while since I saw it, but wasn't that meant to be a comment about the futility of war whilst also letting the girl live forever in a happier time (afterlife)?

Sometimes you can take a death at the end of a film to be a release.
2010-01-25, 11:32 PM #50
I saw the whole thing as her going nuts due to stress.
Truly great movies have several interpretations.
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2010-01-25, 11:39 PM #51
Pan's Labyrinth didn't have a sad ending! She went to live as a princess in the underground kingdom forever and ever. Right? Right?!








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2010-01-26, 12:06 AM #52
Teeth.

Kidding, I never watched it (reasons are obvious).

I don't usually watch depressing movies, so I can't really think of any. Will post back when I think of one.
2010-01-26, 12:29 AM #53
Requiem for a Dream

I literally sat in my chair for 10 minutes unable to move, one of the best movies ever
2010-01-26, 1:49 AM #54
Seconding the vote for Revolutionary Road.

Also an aussie movie I saw a few weeks ago - Samson & Delilah....jesus ****, just no.
2010-01-26, 8:03 AM #55
I just saw the end of Gattaca. That was pretty depressing.
2010-01-26, 12:04 PM #56
Originally posted by Xzero:
Teeth.

Kidding, I never watched it (reasons are obvious).

I don't usually watch depressing movies, so I can't really think of any. Will post back when I think of one.


I watched it on demand Netflix with my buddy. Ridiculous movie is ridiculous.

Originally posted by Xzero:
I just saw the end of Gattaca. That was pretty depressing.


Gattaca is amazing, but I'd 2nd a vote for it to be depressing.
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2010-01-26, 12:27 PM #57
Oh god I remember that.
2010-01-26, 1:45 PM #58
"Harriet the Spy" (like 12 years ago but still..)

also "Jack"

I think there's something about movies with accelerated/reversed ageing.
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2010-01-26, 2:01 PM #59
Originally posted by Yecti:
Gattaca is amazing, but I'd 2nd a vote for it to be depressing.

thirded

kinda makes me glad that genetic anti-discrimination passed
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