i'm going to eat a bunch of ice cream, watch _____ and cry alone in the dark.

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Originally Posted by I Took the Red Pill

The Green Mile.

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That movie was funny. I loved it.

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Originally Posted by Jowy

Everyone's got their own little 'i'm going to make myself MORE depressed" movies. I'm partial to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Garden State myself.

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Hey I watched those two movies both in the same night, one right after the other. I felt weird the next day. :rolleyes2

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tee hee disney is the devil

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Oh hell yea ! Not one movie i have seen that a character doesn't die ! LOL i haven't seen all the newer ones ... like from 2003 or so on >.<
***EDIT*** Song of the south is my favorite !

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Oh, I like this topic. This is something I find myself doing rather often, only because it helps/inspires me to use my depression for creative purposes.

The Hours, Requiem for a Dream, and The End of Evangelion are my most frequently watched movies during "woe is me" periods.

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Word Up !

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Passion of the Christ was pretty sad. I cried during the ending.

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I almost puked in the theater ... it was like watching a snuff film (maybe gross but not sad) :nibbles:

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May (don't ask why, I have no idea)

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I love May ! Great Movie and I love Angela Bettis !!!!

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Requiem For A Dream

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I forgot about that one.


Welcome to the Dollhouse is also pretty sad.

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I love how the main girl Heather Matarazzo (i think is her name) she was in Strangers with Candy and Saved (among others)! (and she is doing Hostel II !!!!)

Pink Floyd's The Wall.

The Green Mile* and Forrest Gump; although the second was mostly lighthearted, it still had plenty of sad parts.

*Mr. Jingles ;_;

In the book, I think...eh, it's been awhile.

Normally I either watch Moulin Rouge, Phantom of the Opera, or Armagedon with the whole "GOD *shovels ice cream* LIFE SUCKS YOU KNOW THAT" I cry everytime bruce willis dies. =[
The movie brings me up to happy and laughing and then KAPLOOM right into oblivious saddness. <3.

Hilary & Jackie

What makes me sad and gets to me..?
HMMMMMM

Wind talkers gets to me.
Million Dollar baby
Ladder 49
Back Draft
Edward scissor hands
Star trek wrath of khan and nemisis
Star wars return of the jedi
Rocky one
K-19 the widow maker
Rambo one
The passon of Christ (however it is spelled)
Dont say a word
Gothika, I think it's called...

Anways alot of movies sure that theres alot more on that list but this is all I recall as of now.

Gothica was a horrible movie.
(SPOILER)They let her out of jail because the guy she brutally murdered happened to be a murderer himself; stupid!

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Gothica was a horrible movie.
(SPOILER)They let her out of jail because the guy she brutally murdered happened to be a murderer himself; stupid!

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I liked the feeling of the movie though. I thought that it was unique and had an interesting feeling to it.

are people missing the point of this thread and just putting movies that make them cry?

sweet november...that is depressing...



















keanu reeves in love *WRETCH*

Dancer in the Dark

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I liked the feeling of the movie though. I thought that it was unique and had an interesting feeling to it.

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agreed yes it was but i would have liked it a lot more if it was a totally different movie with the same 'why am i in the mental hospital i worked at' theme

Sideways is a pretty depressing (yet great, I find) movie I'd watch. Garden State also.

Two Weeks' Notice, The League of Extraordinary Gentleman, Gone in 60 Seconds, The Fast and the Furious 2, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, Speed, and when the Lake House comes out on Tuesday, I'll add that to my montage of Sandra Bullock movies...