Most Depressing Movies You've ever watched

[EVILFACE]

Intro to Up. Powerful stuff.

Not a movie, but Sons of Anarchy, Season 7, Episode 11. Damn, what a gut wrenching episode......

 

[Cap'n Cook]

Requiem.

 

[YoNoSe]

Requiem.

My friends and I ware having a great day until we watched that. When it ended there was a loooooong silence.

Then someone yelled "ass to ass!" which has been in heavy rotation ever since.

But, yeah, **** that movie.

 

[KitFisto]

The Crow because of Brandon Lee being killed while filming it. Love the film, but but it's sad that you're seeing his last work just as he was hitting stardom and about to get married.....

 

[RIDDICK]

Of those I've seen:

Dancer In The Dark. Incredibly depressing but very thoughtful.

Oldboy. Very engaging and entertaining with incredibly depressing finale.

The Green Mile. Man has killed the miracle...

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. It's very unique.

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I hate movies like "Hotaru no haka", they're very artificial.

 

[Matt S]

Depressing but excellent.

David's Lynch's Elephant man

 

[Rainpaulo]

Fairly blooding depressing I tought ...but was a good watch.

 

[a-dev]

Reminds me - The Notebook. Saw it once and it really got me down.

I don't know why girls love such depressing stuff. Same with Greys Anatomy, depressing deaths over and over again, they lap it up.

 

[Sm1th146]

The most silent I've ever heard a room when the movie was over. American sniper

 

[EVILFACE]

Best part of that movie.

 

[BuffyGirl]

The most depressing movie I have ever seen, and still haunts me till this day is called "Johnny Got His Gun."

Wiki plot summary:

Joe Bonham (Bottoms), a young American soldier hit by an artillery shell during World War I, lies in a hospital bed. He is a quadruple amputee who has also lost his eyes, ears, mouth and nose. He remains conscious and able to reason, but his wounds render him a prisoner in his own body. As he drifts between reality and fantasy, he remembers his old life with his family and girlfriend (Kathy Fields). He also forms a bond, of sorts, with a young nurse (Diane Varsi) who senses his plight.
At the end of the film, Joe tries to communicate to his doctors, via Morse code, and wishes for the Army to either put him in a glass coffin in a freak show as a demonstration of the horrors of war, or kill him. In the end, however, he realizes that the Army will grant neither wish, and will leave him in a state of living death.

 

[a-dev]

The most depressing movie I have ever seen, and still haunts me till this day is called "Johnny Got His Gun."

Wiki plot summary:

Joe Bonham (Bottoms), a young American soldier hit by an artillery shell during World War I, lies in a hospital bed. He is a quadruple amputee who has also lost his eyes, ears, mouth and nose. He remains conscious and able to reason, but his wounds render him a prisoner in his own body. As he drifts between reality and fantasy, he remembers his old life with his family and girlfriend (Kathy Fields). He also forms a bond, of sorts, with a young nurse (Diane Varsi) who senses his plight.
At the end of the film, Joe tries to communicate to his doctors, via Morse code, and wishes for the Army to either put him in a glass coffin in a freak show as a demonstration of the horrors of war, or kill him. In the end, however, he realizes that the Army will grant neither wish, and will leave him in a state of living death.

That or locked-in syndrome, I'm not sure I can think of anything worse. I think I'd want to die.

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Roger Dodger

Murder in the First

American History X

 

[BuffyGirl]

That or locked-in syndrome, I'm not sure I can think of anything worse. I think I'd want to die.

Truly a nightmare. Or at least, what I would consider to be.

 

[The Tuggernaut]

A lot of people saying The Road. Have to agree. Bloody hell, that is some bleak ****. Saw it a few years ago, but can't ever see myself watching it again.

 

[Lejuan]

The most silent I've ever heard a room when the movie was over. American sniper

That movie depressed me too, but no doubt for different reasons than most.

 

[crows]

into the wild (based on a true story)


127 hours (based on a true story)

 

[franpincho]

6. The Dark Knight

Lol.


Anyway, "Life is Beautiful" did it for me.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Lol.


Anyway, "Life is Beautiful" did it for me.

It's true. I like TDK, but it's a depressing story and by the end of it, even though the good guys won, the lost a lot more in the process. That's why I prefer TDKR, it has a happy ending...and I like happy endings

 

[crows]

well there are movies that have depressing endings but they were only depressing at the end

Ginger Snaps

The Mist

The Skeleton Key

Se7en

The Descent

We Need To Talk About Kevin

Brokeback Mountain

Marley & Me