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Topic: depressing movie endings
Lynann Joined Mon 10/01/07 Posts: 4072	Tue 01/06/09 12:05 AM
Some very good movies mentioned here. I agree with willaxtman on Very Bad Things. American Beauty...sigh brings me to tears nearly every time. Might be my age. The Shootist..maybe John Wayne's best movie. "REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, most depressing movie ever" yeah maybe Interesting to see the responses to this. I gotta add Sid & Nancy

Blaze1978 Joined Tue 03/25/08 Posts: 1281	Tue 01/06/09 09:17 PM
Wicker Man, Perfect Storm and AI are all up there. The Invisible was another one. I watched that one in Edmonton, and I've never seen a movie that moved the whole audience to tears like that. Maybe there's just something in the water in Edmonton. Or maybe their shoes were on too tight.

Dustin24 Joined Mon 01/05/09 Posts: 93	Tue 01/06/09 09:25 PM
8 seconds

beccalee1980 Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 2129	Tue 01/06/09 09:45 PM
i agree on 8 seconds....and would like to add Seven Pounds...That movie was so sad :(

piratesqueen Joined Sun 01/27/08 Posts: 115	Sat 01/10/09 01:23 AM
Im going with some classics lol Cruel Intentions Titanic (of course) A walk to remember

JoeW99 Joined Tue 12/30/08 Posts: 809	Sat 01/10/09 01:27 AM
i agree on 8 seconds....and would like to add Seven Pounds...That movie was so sad :( Seen a lot of old ones name, but the newest one i saw was Seven Pounds... when she lays in the water to hear his heart beat. Yeah. That will get anyone.

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 01:34 AM
A Walk To Remember. first blood the newest seven pounds is deff one

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 01:34 AM
8 second was deff

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 01:36 AM
Remember the Titans

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 01:39 AM
In Love And War

Filmfreek Joined Sat 11/15/08 Posts: 2541	Sat 01/10/09 07:43 AM
Suburbia (1984) Just watched it last night. Great movie. "Joe" with Peter Boyle is another one. It reminded me a lot of "Suburbia", with hippies instead of punks.

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Sat 01/10/09 07:47 PM
Star Trek II

galendgirl Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 24728	Sat 01/10/09 07:48 PM
Message in a Bottle... wish I had that 2 hours of my life back!

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 07:49 PM
Goal

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Sat 01/10/09 07:57 PM
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.... I left the theater wanting to kill myself.

galendgirl Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 24728	Sat 01/10/09 08:12 PM
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.... I left the theater wanting to kill myself. Should have eaten more gobstobbers, apparently!

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Sat 01/10/09 08:24 PM
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.... I left the theater wanting to kill myself. Should have eaten more gobstobbers, apparently! "I've got a golden ticket!"

galendgirl Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 24728	Sat 01/10/09 08:25 PM
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.... I left the theater wanting to kill myself. Should have eaten more gobstobbers, apparently! "I've got a golden ticket!" Oh baby! You win!

SilentlyScreaming Joined Mon 09/10/07 Posts: 10681	Sat 01/10/09 08:27 PM
i agree with requiem for a dream... but that WHOLE movie was depressing HOW HAS NO ONE MENTIONED AMERICAN HISTORY X?!?!? he decides to change his life and be a better person like his brother, and gets murdered!

OrangeCat Joined Tue 10/23/07 Posts: 76874	Sat 01/10/09 08:28 PM Edited by OrangeCat on Sat 01/10/09 08:29 PM
yes American History X is very sad very sad that his brother got shot,trying to follow his brother.