Top 20 Saddest Movie Deaths Ever
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- These movie deaths broke us. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most emotionally devastating ends in movie history. Our countdown includes “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”, “Terminator 2: Judgment Day”, “Top Gun”, “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”, “Titanic”, and more! Which of these deaths made you weep the most? Let us know in the comments below!
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Severus Snape was the saddest death..
Ben Parker from spider man 2002
Yondu
IM MARY POPPINGS YALL
Aunt may from no way home
Prim, Rue, Han Solo, Yondu, Gwen Stacy, Tony Stark, Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, Mickey, Uncle Ben in 2002, and Aunt May are among the deaths I could handle. Black Widow’s death, though, drove a stake through my heart.
Rest in peace Michael Clarke Duncan , and Robin Williams
Wtf Michael Clarke duncan is dead? I don't know he died😭😭, I liked him in green mile. RIP Michael Clarke duncan and robin Williams
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@@vigneshvicky7600 yeah he was found unresponsive by his gf... he died of a heart attack.. 😪😪😪
I still can't believe Robin Williams is gone... I'm still hurt
@@melissaleoncreolenola oh no that's sad
King Kong’s and Mufasa’s death are always sad. However, I’d add Leia’s death in TROS. Not only were we saying goodbye to Leia, we were saying goodbye to Carrie. Not to mention Chewie’s heartbreaking reaction. Even Luke’s death always brings a tear
It's fitting and depressing how Ewan McGregor had to lose two satines, first in Moulin Rouge then in star wars the clone wars.
Michael Clark Duncans line "Dont put me in the dark boss, I's afraid of the dark" is the moment I started almost sobbing. Such a terrific actor and a heartbreaking scene. RIP big man, you were a legend. ♥
Totally agree with you. I love this film but I cannot watch it without crying my eyes out! 😭😭😭😭
Boromir. The movies kinda make him out to be a jerk sometimes, but in the end he sacrificed himself and took at least twenty orcs (at least the book says so) with him trying to protect the hobbits
I’m so glad you said it, once you learn like who boromir really is, that death hits hard
Agree completely
Yes!!!!
And his final words to Aragorn, that was sad.
100% agree
20) Yondu (Guardians of the Galaxy 2)
19) Satine (Moulin Rouge)
18) The Terminator (T2: Judgment Day)
17) Ricky Baker (Boyz N' The Hood)
16) Gwen Stacy (The Amazing Spider-Man 2)
15) Neil Perry (Dead Poets Society)
14) Goose (Top Gun)
13) Maggie Fitzgerald (Million Dollar Baby)
12) Thomas J. Sennett (My Girl)
11) Bruno and Shmuel (The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas)
10) Tony Stark/Iron Man (Avengers: Endgame)
9) Albus Dumbledore (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince)
8) Rue (The Hunger Games)
7) Brooks (The Shawshank Redemption)
6) Wolverine (Logan)
5) Jenny (Forrest Gump)
4) Guido Orefice (Life is Beautiful)
3) Johnny Cade (The Outsiders)
2) Jack (Titanic)
1) John Coffey (The Green Mile)
U r the best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We're missing Doc Holliday from tombstone.
@@stevenzurkey3231 Who is? Watch Mojo? I'm just repeating their list.
@@cl759 Thanks!
I look for someone to make the list every video 😂
I saw the movie The Green Mile before anyone else in my high school did and one day a class of mine decided to show it. Since I knew what was going to happen, I won't deny that seeing what happened to John Coffey was deeply sad to the point of tears the first time around, but seeing the second time around made me more curious how it affected the other students and sure enough, everyone except the teacher and myself were crying. I was called a heartless monster by alot of them since they noticed I didn't shed any tears until I told them I saw it already and knew what was coming.
They called you a heartless monster because you were not crying? I have seen all those movies and I have never cried, it simply is how I am, I am sad, but I don't cry, and I doubt that too many people actually cry. Sorry, but I don't think there are so stupid people, even kids who would call somebody heartless because he wasn't crying.
@@ozymandiasultor9480 obviously you never went to high school because teenagers, especially girls during the boy band music explosion of the late 90s, were a different kind generation due to the fact social media didn't exist and the internet still ran on dial up connections.
@@jeremyblackmouth3323 I am gen x, and I was in secondary school, what you call high school, and on university... And I went to university in 1994, so you are dead wrong.
Weird…the more I watch the film the harder it gets to watch that thing. “Roll on 2”
This never happened. Why make up a bullshit lie?
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas and The Green Mile messed me up as a kid. And it's probably what informs my ideals to this day, for better or worse.
Oh god my daughter read the book so when this was shown on TV I watched thinking of my daughter my god was I shocked and left sobbing it is so heartbreaking.
United 93 hit me hard, I was hoping the heroes would gain control of the plane but I knew the tragic ending; I love yelling “you darn bloody terrorists!” during the ending but start crying my eyes out when the plane goes down
We watched it in school. And I was crying hard. My teacher assistant cheered me up by giving me a bag of Haribo.
The mom screaming “he’s alright” over and over will never stop bringing tears no matter how many times you’ve seen that movie.
What movie?
@@COMPFUNK2 Dead Poets Society
number 15 on here
Of course the dad has nothing to cry about. He’s the one who pushed Neil to suicide.
I am pretty sure I said “mom” not dad.
John Coffey’s execution is by far the most devastating death in all of cinema. It was the first time and only time I have ever sobbed in a theatre, but everyone else was too.
i cant watch that movie to this day without cryin like a baby, its impossible.😭
So true TrailBlazer. I had tears in my eyes just watching this video clip. 😢
Watch The Champ, with Jon Voight and Ricky Schroder. That last scene made me hella cry, and i wasn't cutting onions!
I’m sorry but Tony had every single marvel fan (there are a lot) in tears. I fully believe that is the saddest death in cinema. He was essentially the entire mcu’s main character, and everyone loved him.
@@wicxfn262 i dont count deaths of characters that are expected to die
Boromir going into beast mode to save merry and pippen gets me every time
“They took the little ones!” “Hold still” “Frodo. Where is Frodo?” “I let Frodo go.” “Then you did what I could not. I tried to take the Ring from him.” “The Ring is beyond our reach now.” “Forgive me. I did not see it. I have failed you all.” “No, Boromir. You fought bravely. You have kept your honour.” “Leave it. It is over. The world of Men will fall. And all will come to darkness ... and my city to ruin” “I do not know what strength is in my blood, but I swear to you I will not let the White City fall, nor our people fail.” “Our people?…Our people…
I would have followed you, my brother. My captain. My king.”
RIP
Facts😢
Debra Winger in Terms of Endearment and Julia Roberts in Steel Magnolias are some of the toughest movie deaths I’ve seen. Real tear-jerkers!!!!
I always cry and have to leave the room
My 6 year old son and I watched Steel Magnolias together. I didn't think he'd be able to follow it, but when Shelby became really sick, he asked me, "Mom, could that happen to Katie (his 8 year old cousin who had recently been diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes)?" That hit me like a ton of bricks. Boy did I sob then.
Honorable mentions:
Emma Greenway, Terms of Endearment (1983): She dies of cancer, and her last words with her children is soooooo sad.
Harry Stamper, Armageddon (1998): He gave his life to destroy an asteroid at the last minute...and he had one last word with his only daughter.
Mr. Spock, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982): Even when he uses logic to sacrifice his life, it doesn't make his loss any easier. LLAP.
Sam Wheat, Ghost (1990): It was sad to see him die so early in the film, and even sadder when it finally time for him to go to heaven.
Maximus, Gladiator (2000): Claudius fatally wounds him, he clobbers the SOB to death in the ring, and dies heroically. May we see him in another life, but not yet.
Maximus should've been on this list. I can't watch the ending of Gladiator without crying.
There were a few I was surprised wasn't on this list.
"Our Friend" Nicole discovers she has terminal cancer and her husband as well as their best friend is by her side every step of the way.
"Schindler's List" Red Coat Girl, we see her wander the ghettos while atrocities occur all around her. Later we see her dead amongst others to be burned.
"Saving Private Ryan"
Ryan's words at the end of the film amongst his family "Tell me I lived a good life, tell me I'm a good man."
I could go on and on
Jack dying lost a little bit of it’s impact when Mythbusters figured out how to save him and Rose. (Although one could argue that the situation was so chaotic, and the extreme cold meant that neither of them were in the right frame of mind to think, “Hey, let’s tie your life jacket to this door.”)
What's even funny about that is that James Cameron was there when they busted this Myth
James Cameron said JACK MUST DIE
What anyone else says is truly irrelevant.
That's part of what makes the death so tragic, knowing how it could have gone if they'd had the time to truly think it through. It's one of those times when you can excuse the character's mistakes though, given all of the events that preceded them.
The Mythbusters only reinforced Jack's need to sacrifice himself for Rose. They proved that the piece of wood (not actually a door) was not buoyant enough or stable enough to support the weight of both Jack and Rose. The idea that either would have the strength, presence of mind or even the ingenuity to tie their life jackets together and put them under the piece of wood is ridiculous. They were both in freezing cold water and had just gone through a harrowing ordeal. They both barely had enough strength left to even get on the piece of wood. Had they stopped to think of the life jacket hack they would've both froze to death.
Jack representation of 3rd class passengers, most of them were dead in that tragedy. So its unfair if jack survive and happy ending with Rose. The way he died just for dramatic romance scene
I can’t agree more, the green mile has got more tears out of me than any movie or book or game or series ever
The death of John Coffey is the saddest deaths in cinema history and sticks with me to this day and reminds me of how ugly the world truly is.
It’s been 5 years since ‘Logan’ came out and it still one of my top 8 most favorite non-MCU movies of all time.
You saying top 8 makes your comment sound funny for some reason. I don't know why lol
@@Shaz-Daz Plus non-mcu movies. Like they are some benchmark for quality or something😂
@@kendzo92 I think we get attached to our superheroes more than most other characters. So superhero deaths hit us just a little bit harder than most.
@@LucianDevine no
I would argue that Snape's death had way more of an impact than Dumbledore's does.
tbh i havent seen them die so i can't say anything...
I think Cedric’s death is the more impactful one. To me, that just shows an end to Harry’s innocence.
At least should have been mentioned, I think.
Wasn’t expecting Johnny’s death from The Outsiders to be on the list, let alone the top 3. It deserves its spot for sure.
My personal 5
1. John Coffey. The green mile
2. Darth Vader. Return of the jedi
3. Joe Pesci. With honors
4. Black Widow. Avengers Endgame
5. Snape. Deathly Hallows part 2
Agreed on Black Widow. I was way more saddened by her death than Tony’s.
@@matthewwest6039 Glad I'm not the only one. 👍
Leslie Burke from Bridge to Terabithia. Sure we don't see her die but the aftermath of Jesse finding out left me in tears. It was the first time I cried at the cinema.
Was thinking about this
Looking for this comment how just how was Leslie left of the list. I don't think I ever cried as much as I did in this movie.
That’s a very good movie.
We already know how big of an impact Goose’s death had on the sequel, to the point where Rooster is unable to be friends with Maverick until the final battle.
The new one was great! :)
@@lynnevetter It was!
@@lynnevetter My comment has nothing to do with your comment other that the fact that I agree with you. Lynne McGee is (are) my middle and last names. I didn't care for my first name until I was a teenager because it was different and kids always heckled me by chanting "Janetta-Banana". 8 year old me begged to be referred to as Lynne. My parents both vetoed my request. Have a very nice day.🌻
I'm surprised James Bonds death in No Time To Die wasn't on here
Spock's death at the end of The Wrath of Khan was tragic and made a lot of fans cry.
John/Joseph Merrick at the end of The Elephant Man was a sad end to an equally sad life and possibly the first movie I cried in as a kid.
Yeah I still cry my eyes out for Spock, and I know he's coming back! lol
Of all the souls I have met on my travels his was the most...human
I would put spock as an honorable mention as he does come back, rather Captain James Tiberius Kirk in Generations, that one hits HARD RIGHT IN THE FEELS.
Yeah but there is another sad Film where no humans die "Good Night Oppy"
The actor from Life is Beautiful did an amazing job.. he earned that Oscar 👏 🙌
That movie devastated me. Such a strong and brave character. I was literally speechless and heartbroken when the movie ended.
@@thenecrosanct4906 me too. He was so joyful to his son to keep him from the horrors outside.
Something more positive about Top Gun: The actors who played Iceman and Goose also voiced the fighter jets Echo and Bravo in Planes. In Planes, the jets help Dusty find the aircraft carrier and in addition to being voiced by the same actors, they’re also animated wearing the characters’ helmets. Echo wears Goose’s helmet while Bravo wears Iceman’s helmet!
Giovanni Ribisi in Saving Private Ryan, to me, was probably the most brutal passing I've seen in a film.
Oh my god... that one hurts my stomach. Suuuuch a great acted movie and that scene just steals your soul.😭😭😭😭😭 when he cries for his mom... ugh.
Yeah it seems so realistic.
Dumbledore’s death is even more heartbreaking when you learn that him and Snape secretly planned the entire thing all along in order to keep Harry safe
Snapes death was sadder in my opinion
it’s almost like you would know that from watching the movies or reading the books
The Brachiosaurus in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom. You know the scene
Those are all good choices. The ones that get me everytime areWilliam Wallace in Braveheart, Russle Crow in Gladiator and Tom Hanks in Philadelphia.
Good choices, Philadelphia gets me everytime.
Maximus' death scene is bitter sweet, the smile when he sees his family again gets me every time.
You forgot Bridge to Terabithia Leslie that was heart blowing up sad 😭😭
Mickey in Rocky 3
Exactly
“It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather, we should thank God that such men lived.”
- General George S. Patton
Mickey - ROCKY 3
Apollo creed - ROCKY 4
Rachel - THE DARK KNIGHT
Captain Miller - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
Ken Miles - FORD V FERRARI
Vincent - COLLATERAL
Harry Osborn - SPIDERMAN 3
John Coffey was in the perfect spot.
While sad, James Cameron said Jack MUST die. Also perfectly placed. What’s missing for me is Jack Twist - Brokeback Mountain
batgurrl- I SO agree! I wish I knew how to quit Jack Twist
I think Doby deserved his own place in the list. Everyone who read Harry Potter loved Doby. He had been Harry's almost secret helper throughout the books. It's a crime he didn't get the same attention in the movies, but it all ended the same way. Doby was a loyal friend to Harry and his friends and gave his life for him. Not only is it a shock with reading the books, but knowing that it's coming when watching the movies is even worse. Not to mention the sad somber music playing and the brilliant acting by Daniel Radcliff to show Harry's panic and sadness in the moment. My parents were upset for months when they first read Deathly Hallows, and both cried their eyes out when they started reading the words on the page. Dumbledore's death was tragic. Cedric's death was a wake up to the dark turn the series would take. But Doby's death was heart-wrenching and left people in shambles.
The brachiosaurus from Fallen Kingdom makes me bawl all the time! 😭😭😭
Bruce Willis in “Armageddon” was probably the saddest movie scene for me! I straight up ugly cried
EVERY DAMN TIME!! 🥺😢😢😢🤦🏾♀️
Me too loud sobbing to armageddon it was the how do you ever choose between your boyfriend and your dad it just left me sobbing.
that was pretty sad :(
ET's "death" tore me up in the theater!!!!!
We will never forget Robert Downey Junior’s performance as 2023 MCU Tony Stark/Iron Man in ‘Avengers: Endgame.’
Mr. Downey Junior, we love you 3,000!
Stay gold Pony Boy.
aggressive crying
great movie 😭
Jenny’s death was sad, but I always thought Bubba’s death was sadder. Probably because he did nothing to deserve it while Jenny did damage willingly to her own body.
I think Jenny gets shit on quite a lot by audiences who don't get the circumstances of her life, especially her childhood. She was a kind girl, but life dealt her several bad hands and she never seemed to get out of wanting to be in the moment, drowning herself in all sorts of things. She did do the damage to herself willingly, but she didn't know any better than self-sabotage. It's a common theme among kids who grew up with sexual trauma.
She grew up being raped by her dad....hard to judge her for anything she did later to cope. But yeah, maybe her death wasn't really as tragic as her life.
His mom's deaths hit me the most
E.T. , Tony from Westside Story are a few HUGE ones they forgot. Tony should be number 1.
One more thing to Note, When Dumbledore said “Severus, Please” before Severus killed him, those who hadn’t read the books were initially thinking that Dumbledore was wanting to stop Severus from killing him.
But as we learn in the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Dumbledore wanted Severus to kill him to gain Severus Voldemort’s trust and find a weakness, so it makes a surprising twist but also makes it more harrowing that Dumbledore’s death HAD TO Happen so that Harry could win.
It was also to prevent Draco from being guilty of murder, and severing his soul.
@@ChibiProwl And, since he didn't know about the Unbreakable Vow, it was also to spare himself being tortured to death by Bellatrix. If it had to happen, he wanted his death to be both be quick and mean something.
@@LucianDevine yes.😌
I read the book before the movie came out, and I had a hunch that Dumbledore would die, if not in Half Blood Prince then in the final book. Dumbledore was actually the character who had to die. Harry’s defeat of Voldemort would have meant less if Dumbledore was still alive.
@@nrkgalt He was the only man that Voldemort feared after all, and master of the elder wand. If he can duel Voldemort to a draw or potentially win all by himself no big group fight would have any tension.
So you are 100% right. Dumbledore had to die and Voldemort had to get the elder wand. It amped up the tension going into the final book in a HUGE way.
No one cared that Jenny Gump died. She didn’t deserve Forrest
This list had me crying like a baby. 😭
When the dad finds his son had committed suicide in Dead Poet's Society that tore me up
I watched ER with my wife it was a rerun but when Dr Green died of a brain tumor it was a very sad moment.. when Dr Carter read the note to the staff and then at the end he was lying in bed with headphones on listening to music I guess maybe dreaming as he was passing away..👨⚕️😢👩⚕️
I am so impressed that Severus Snape death didn’t make it to the list! Not even in the honorable mention. I mean Severus Snape’s death is way melancholic than Albus Dumbledore.
Yeah or quicksilver from : avengers age of ultron because you didn't see that coming
I know, right? "always"
The Green Mile and Philadelphia got me chocked up big time. I haven’t sobbed that hard in years.
how does "The Champ" (1979), not get mentioned... Ricky Schroder screaming still gets to me.
EVERY JEWISH DEATH IN SCHINDLER'S LIST ITS THE SADDEST OF ALL TIME
… the little girl in the red coat!
Even though it was last place, I’m glad Yondu made the list. That was the very first movie that made me cry.
Apollo Creed in Rocky 4, Dewey Riley in Scream 5, everyone in the car in The Mist, Ellie in Up, Marley in Marley and Me
I agree with Dewey!!!
Laurie Strode in Halloween: Resurrection (2002).
I cried for John Coffey I just couldn’t believe how a good man had to die for a misunderstanding
Bruce Willis- Armageddon 🥺
Queen Latifah- Set it Off 🥺
Tom Hanks- Philadelphia 🥺
We never saw it happen... but the death of Mama Coco from Coco tore me up, that movie was so sad, we absolutely needed all of the comic relief that was in it!
How can sirius black be left off this list Harry's emotion when he lost his godfather
Sirious Blacks death was 10 times sadder than Dumbledores, He was the first family he really connected with & he was killed right I'm front of him
Newt from the Maze Runner trilogy. It was so sad that he died right before they found out that Thomas's blood was the solution.
Wait. Dumbledore said please so snape would do it and to make it seem like he was begging for his life
The Green Mile , Terminator 2 Judgement Day , Forrest Gump , The Crow and Logan is one of the movies that made me cry .
Logan was such an amazing finale of the X-Men and the end of Logans Journey and i couldn’t stop cry because it was the last time Hugh Jackman would play Logan / Wolverine . The Crow hit me hard also because Brandon Lee died and it made the movie memorable and sad to know it was his last movie 😢.
Trevor. Pay it forward. That shit wounded my soul.
Ohh good catch, forgot about that one.
Rickey death broke every 90s black child's heart.
Lil G and Lil Saint did it for the 2000s kids
He may have been you father but he wasn't you daddy that line goes so well with anime characters like zeff from one piece and iruka from naruto RIP youndou
Piccolo
@@Predaking4ever shit!!!!!! I forgot about piccolo he was in gohan life longer than goku
I agree with most of this list but how is La Bamba not on this list
Don't know about everyone else, but Dobby's death hit me so much harder than Dumbledore's.
Also I feel like the dad from Train To Busan should’ve been here. That scene fucking crushed me, and many, many other people. Literally every reaction I’ve seen of the movie ends up making the people cry. Truly devastating.
I bawled just as hard as his daughter. The way they captured that scene was brilliant.
Never ending story messed me up as a kid haha that horse is burned into my brain still.
The death of Richie in Labamba was the first death of a movie character that really hit me growing up...can never forget that scene with Bobby yelling out "Richie!"
OMG yes i cried so hard when is brother screams his name😭
@@Taysa1 Yep, even as a kid I felt his pain....Richiiie!!...
Other notable death scenes
-Newt from Maze Runner Death Cure
-Aslan from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
-Uncle Ben from Spider man 2
-Sirius Black from The Order of the Phoenix
I’ve been watching these top movie lists for the past 7 years and This is the first time that I actually don’t agree with the list! To think Bridge to terabithia wasn’t even mentioned on this list actually made me spill my popcorn 😅 Although the list was good, action/comedy movie deaths are far less emotional than some of the other fictional and romantic movies that could have been placed.
I feel like Sirius Black death was way sadder than Dumbledore, because he was a more likeable person who had already been screwed by life. Plus, Harry reaction when he died in the movie was so heartbreaking.
In the book 100% Sirus Balck's death was sadder primarily because of the denial Harry was in. the movie didn't showcase that as much.
I can agree with Sirius, but Fred Weasley was the one that got me the most, even off screen.
#7 Brooks is the one that hit me the hardest 😭
Same that shit hit me hard af
In my opinion there are 4 other characters who deaths that should had been on this list.
Snape of Harry Potter arguably deserved a spot because while he did loath Harry as he reminded him so much of his late father James, Snape did deep down care for Harry but only for the sake of his old flame Harry’s mother Lily as he indirectly caused her death via Voldemort and wanted to make up for his mistake. And his death in Deathly Hallows part 2 was well done by Alan Rickman especially his final words saying to Harry he has mother’s eyes.
Another Harry Potter character is Sirius Black as he was Harry’s only loving relative and was like a father figure to Harry. For Harry to see Bellatrix kill him was very heartbreaking and Daniel Radcliffe’s ‘crying’ was dubbed out as it was deemed too depressing and traumatic.
Joseph Merrick of The Elephant Man should had been on this list too as the film ended in a bittersweet moment with him having severe head disfigurements sleeping normally as his dying wish and it is implied the film ends with his soul reuniting with his mother in heaven.
But the one character that should made the list is Anakin Skywalker. Sure he was most famous as Darth Vader but even he couldn’t bear to see his own son Luke get killed by Palpatine and sacrifices himself by ridding of Palpatine fulfilling the prophecy of bringing balance to the force and dies after seeing Luke unmasked as well as a redeemed Jedi.
Bought the limited edition, very expensive box set of The Green Mile, only got through it twice in many years.
Titanic is overrated, didn't make me sad Jack dying, was almost happy about it at the end.
Wasn't a single "innocent or good" character on the list in that movie, nobody to truly feel sorry for.
Maybe the first time I cried to a movie was "my girl" as a kid lol 😆
When she said "he can't see without his glasses!" It just hit me hard for some reason.
Only things to touch me as an adult have been Iron Man and Logan, don't cry over it but it's been sad.
Black widow dying was so sad because of the extremely great acting, you could literally feel their hearts break during it.
I think Josh Hartnett in pearl harbor should have been listed, and way above titanic bs.
As he was a truly good person in every way, did nothing out of personal greed or lust, tried his best to be a great friend to everyone.
Much more touching than Leo's vagrant thieving and conning d*ck just wanting to tap something above his league anyways.
I'd argue that there are many in Titanic to feel sorry for. Though having led a long life, the old couple embracing in the bed was touching. The mothers trying to save their children was heartbreaking. In the end, I felt much more for Rose than Jack. He was her way out of an unhappy life and showed her true happiness and freedom, and she loved him for it. To lose that person, to lose the chance to have a life with him, is heartbreaking. And to credit him, he was a brave character. He knew death for him was certain, but he remained brave and positive for Rose's benefit with no regard for himself. Saying he just wanted to tap something above his league is doing his character a disservice in my opinion.
Gwen from The Amazing Spiderman 2 and Tony from Avengers Endgame broke me. But I can't believe they didn't put Serious Black from HP Order of Phoenix in this vedio. That scene was heartbreaking and ripped HP fans heart out. Also Bormor from Lord of the Rings 1 that also broke and ripped the LOTR fans hearts out.
The death of Tom Hanks' Andrew Beckett in Philadelphia" was, by far, the toughest film death with which to deal. It was heartbreaking. Plus, I'm surprised that there was no mention of Disney's "Bambi." Bambi's mother's killing was a very tough death to digest.
Oh, Bambi...I can't watch that...and I'll never watch 'Old Yeller' again.
That moment you realize Obi Wan loses 2 Satines
Seddrick in Harry Potter... 😭😭😭
The Dad's gutteral wailing gets me every time
Agreed. It's not so much the death of Cedric that got me but Amos' reaction when Harry brought his body back.
@@thenecrosanct4906 Yess exactly
Nope. Nope. Nope. Rue's death was not that sad and Dobby's was way more sad than Dumbledore's. Once again WatchMojo fails!
Just watching that 30 seconds of Brooks' final moments made me cry... ugh
just mentioning johnny makes me teary. i had to read the outsiders for 7th grade and i remember being a little rat and skipping to a random pge on the first day and still crying seeing tat johnny died. i wasnt expecting it at all on this list. good movie, even better book
What about Danny from Pearl Harbour? That scene had me crying loudly! 😭😭😭😭😭
Right ?? And when Red found out his fiancee was also killed in the attacks ? That was heartbreaking as hell
Bruce Willis Armageddon is the hardest. That should have been number 1.
John Coffey as number one is totally right , it's basically impossible not to cry
Damn near shredded a tear at the fact that Watch Mojo showed Ricky some love
As soon as I saw the title, I was like "if Optimus Prime ain't on this list and the number 1, imma be pissed."
This is the death Dumbledore should have been.
I really didn't get choked up at all for most of those, but John Coffey (like the drink but spelled different) had me losing it. I thought Ben's (Will Smith) death in Seven Pounds was really sad with all of the circumstances around it - his self sacrifice, his friend (Barry Pepper did it beautifully) breaking down, the music, the transplant......really got me.
The ones that come to mind for me are Iron Man, Yondu, and that last scene with the dad in Onward though he was technically already dead. I still ugly cried though. Same with that last scene in Green Mile. I think my brain tried to supress that memory because I always forget about it. I knew the scene was coming and still sobbed helplessly.
Maximus' death in the gladiator also got me..
I never got over The Green Mile. I have cried all 20+ times I've watched it.
Snape dying was more heartbreaking than Dumbledore.
Excellent choices! ❤️ I have seen all these movies and I have cried with most of them 😢 so I totally agree! I don't cry with Titanic anymore, though 😂 I still cry watching all Harry Potter's deaths.
For me, one of the saddest deaths in movies was (SPOILER ALERT) Esmail Behrani in "House of Sand and Fog". I was depressed like for a week after that! Another one really sad for me was Sid from "An officer and a gentleman" 😢
Great list. I would have shuffled the order a bit, and I would have added Boromir, but good job!
Danny's death from American History X should've been at least an honorable mention. His death kills me every time.
And what about:
Warning SPOILERS!!!!
Kyle Reese
From Terminator 1 (1984)
Alex J. Murphy
From RoboCop 1 (1987)
Rika van den Haas
From Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
Boromir
From The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship (2001)
Max's Family and Friend
From Mad Max 1 (1979)
Wade Garret
From Road House 1 (1989)
Grandpa Vasilis
From A Touch of Spice (2003)
And many more...
Duude Rika's death was more painful that it was ever supposed to be. The way Riggs was pacing about with her dead body on the beach made me tear up watching that scene 😭😭
I can't believe yall put Jenny's death higher than Ricky's.. smh
I don't know but I felt tht Jack's death in Titanic it was not very sad man