[King Gizzard]

the only thing I really didn't like about that film was Billy Zane

[Jake.]

I remember reading how they made her swim in freezing water when she's swimming along the pipes, gave her hyperthermia or something. The effects in that were and still are top-notch tbf

[King Gizzard]

I remember seeing these in one of those ''how to ruin films'' blogs about seeing films without the effects..

[Jake.]

That's mad lol

[Marsh.]

I was more surprised by the behind the scenes of the "king of the world" scene.

[Chuck]

Melancholia and The Hours.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Chuck

Melancholia and The Hours.

I would definitely agree with this one.

[iRyan]

Girl, Interrupted (but it's one of my all-time favorite movies). The scene where Brittany Murphy's character kills herself really gets me.

[Smithy]

Don't have to watch it now, thanks ryan

[iRyan]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Don't have to watch it now, thanks ryan

Bitch please

It is a wonderful film and everyone should see it regardless

Oh, another one though is definitely 'The Mist'. Possibly the most depressing ending i've ever seen.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by iRyan

Bitch please

It is a wonderful film and everyone should see it regardless

Oh, another one though is definitely 'The Mist'. Possibly the most depressing ending i've ever seen.

I love Angelina Jolie in that movie.

[iRyan]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I love Angelina Jolie in that movie.

I know, me too. I think it's one of her best roles.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by iRyan

Bitch please

It is a wonderful film and everyone should see it regardless

Oh, another one though is definitely 'The Mist'. Possibly the most depressing ending i've ever seen.

The film was crap apart from the ending. I agree, was pretty sad for an ending.

[GypsyGoth]

I agree with Dezzy about Grave of the Fireflies, it's heartbreaking.


And I found Melancholia riveting, I loved the film

[InOne]

Also: Angela's Ashes, The Magdalene Sisters, Leaving Las Vegas.

[the truth]

yeah leaving las vegas is sad (man shue is sexy in that movie), also philadelphia is very moving (not depressing exactly just very sad and touching),dead man walking, how green is my valley (deeply moving not exactly depressing though) 1984

[Ammi]

..Revolutionary Road...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..Revolutionary Road...

Ah yeah, that's what i'd call depressing, depressing is different to just a sad film I think and that film makes you feel properly depressed, eventhough it was good

[Ammi]

..yeah, sad can be good as well..I thought Up was sad but it was uplifting as well...and Seven Pounds..that was sad..but there was nothing uplifting about Revolutionary Road..it was just a depressing story and left you feeling nothing....and I thought the same of My Sister's Keeper as well..just pointless...

[Marc]

I haven't seen it but I say Marley and Me

[Vanessa]

I'd say Baharia, an italian movie. I cried so much at that. Such a moving story.

[GypsyGoth]

I agree about Revoluntary Road, the only one I have seen that reminded me of it was The Master, the plots could hardly be more different, but both movies left me feeling empty inside and dwelling on the pointlessness of life.

[Ammi]

..another one was Crash..it wasn't as bad as Revolutionary Road and had some powerful messages but was still quite a depressing movie...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..another one was Crash..it wasn't as bad as Revolutionary Road and had some powerful messages but was still quite a depressing movie...

Yeah, I agree with that too, you're good at this

[Ammi]

..yeah, I'm on a roll of depressing stuff lol..what about Sophie's Choice...that's another one that left me feeling flat...