Saddest Disney/Pixar moments.

[Shaun]

Thought I'd do a quick little rundown of my top ten because...well...I like indulging in fits of tears, it seems. Caution: contains a lot of spoilers :tongue:
















#10: Bambi

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Always referred to as one of the saddest movie scenes of all time, but for me it's more frightening than anything. The silence where Bambi begins to comprehend what's happened is the cruelest part.

#9: Toy Story 2

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#8: Monsters, Inc.

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Awwww.

#7: Finding Nemo

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Poor Marlin.

#6: Toy Story 3

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Although the furnace scene was pretty intense and is sometimes referred to as the show-stealer, for me it's the ending. It might be a happy one for the franchise and the characters, but it's the sad realisation that those of us who grew up with the trilogy are now adults.

#5: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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The first of them all.

#4: The Lion King

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Come on. Who didn't cry?

#3: The Fox and the Hound

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It has an old woman, it has a goodbye, it has animals, it has a cute farewell song. It ticks all of the boxes, but it's Todd's face as she's driving away that sets me off.

#2: Up

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I did want to put this top, and in a way it's arguably one of the greatest stories ever told in such a short time, but although her death is devastating and sets the tone for the entire film, it just can't beat saying bye-bye to a mum. The music changes are so subtle and yet so revealing, and not a word is uttered.

#1: Dumbo

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Just thinking about it makes me shiver. Floods, every time.

WHY DID I DO THIS WHY DID I MAKE THIS LIST ASAAAGH.
-goes to get tissues-

but yeah post your own.

[King Gizzard]

hadn't seen bambi yet, thanks for ruining it :idc:

[Shaun]

She comes back as a zombie later ffs :rolleyes:

[Ramsay]

why do you do this to me shaun :bawling:

[King Gizzard]

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always thought this was regina spektor for some reason

Can't believe that was 1999, I thought it was later than that :suspect:

[King Gizzard]

oh, you posted it, i'm such an idiot tonight

[Z]

well this thread has ruined my life, I'm a sobbing wreck LOL

[Novo]

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Always gets me :(

[Ninastar]

I watched Hercules the other night and felt a little sad when Meg died

but The Lion King makes me cry every time. Especially the beginning :suspect:

[Samuel.]

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Beautiful.

[Ammi]

..Ellie dying in Up..it was a heart wrencher...I watched it twice

[Marc]

I now wanna die

[Tom4784]

WHY IS LIFE SO HARD?! MUFASA! ELLIE! THE TOYS! DUMBO'S MOTHER!

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[Black Dagger]

Shaun, I hate you :sad:

[Niall]

When..

...Wall-E didn't get his memory back that killed me. As did the beginning story bit in Up. :sad:

[Patrick]

Toy Story 3 - when the toys all accept death.

Monsters Inc - Boo's goodbye.

[SharkAttack]

Toy Story 3, furnace scene you mentioned when they were all holding hands to perish together. Fox and the Hound, for sure. And tons of scenes in Up.

Last one: Fantasia. I saw it when I was very young in a theatrical re-release, so didn't respect the art at the time. Cried halfway through because I realized nothing else was going to happen except for music and randomized cartoon scenes. http://i395.photobucket.com/albums/pp32/sharkattack_torrential/laugh.gif

[Smithy]

All the ones you said + In Finding Nemo when Gill tries to leave Dorrie and she says, please don't leave, I don't want to forget :bawling: