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I want to know what dakka thinks is the saddest moment in a kid movie.
My vote:

That part in "up" when

I was eight when I watched this.

That part was sad. However, that scene from toy story was one of the few spots I shed man-tears at in a kids movie (many years back, of course)

The end of Toy Story 3. It's sad but at the same time it has a happy ending. I shed a tear or two.

The movie up... was a pretty big downer...

I haven't seen it yet. Should I bother?
[edit] My 666th post!

Is there even a contest?

Old Yeller! Y'all know what happens! I don't want to talk about it.

The end of Old Yeller.


...Ach,Ninja'd by Monster Rain

What an utterly depressing thread.

Yeah I vote Up...those scenes were incredibly well done and sad.

Of course 3D glasses were designed to hide Man-tears, so its all good

Old Yeller would be pretty high on the list as well.

Yeah, it is.
Everyone! More sad video clips!
I will put up my dad's personal favorite sad part from The Toy Story series. (Its from Toy Story two. I'll let you guess what it is before I put it up tomorrow)

Not a movie but the Futurama episode with Fry's 21st century dog, at the end when the dog is waiting for 12 years, i man cry everytime.

The death of Optimus Prime in "Transformers the Movie".

I was kinda sad when the bikers moved the trucks away from the mall entrances and let all the zombies in and then 2 of guys got killed and the other 2 had to escape in their helicopter.

Pretty much the whole of Toy Story 3. It seems like all the Toy Storys are pretty sad but 3 was the worst, they're just going to go through another cycle of being loved and abandoned.

So, for me it has to be Lion King, but for a somewhat different reason...

When that movie first came out, my family (Dad,Mom, Big Sis) were all getting into the van to go see it. My Sis and I are buckled into the back seat and my parents are coming out. So my Mom is going to drive and shes just sat down in the drivers seat when I hear my Dad yelling about the dog.

The next thing I hear is my Mom slamming the door shut and a cracking noise. Yep, my first dog Tramp(a Yorkie) had gotten out of the house and jumped up just as my Mom was slamming the door and she broke its spine, killing it. We didn't see Lion King that day, instead my dad cleaned blood off our driveway and my Sis and I dug a hole and buried our dog...

I wrote:i remember in legend of zelda the gutzds weher shooting htier guns but teir siedl recharge

"Legend of Zelda"? I'm completely at a loss as to what I was talking about here.

But has no one yet mentioned Bambi's mother getting shot? That's usually considered the archetype.

Hmmm, I have to say Where the red fern grows.

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I don't know, I always had raccoons in my backyard, and they were pretty cool. So the idea of coonhounds never thrilled me.

Deffinitly Old Yeller "there won't ever be another like em".

The end of BFG. Even though it was sad then happy.

The end of Monster Squad.

Lord of battles wrote:Not a movie but the Futurama episode with Fry's 21st century dog, at the end when the dog is waiting for 12 years, i man cry everytime.

This x 1000.

Oh, and for a slightly different reason, I get manly tears of joy when at the end of the Metalocalypse season 3 opener. Every time, without fail... In fact, my tear ducts are getting a bit heavy just thinking about it! :')

The ending of The Iron Giant still tears me up.

Supermannn.

The Futurama with the Five-Leaf Clover has a pretty good gut punch at the end as well.

Ahtman wrote:The Futurama with the Seven-Leaf Clover has a pretty good gut punch at the end as well.

More like one in the face. You just didn't see that one coming.

But yeah, TS3 is pretty sad at the end. So is Up when

Tim the Biovore wrote:

Ahtman wrote:The Futurama with the Seven-Leaf Clover has a pretty good gut punch at the end as well.

More like one in the face. You just didn't see that one coming.

You know I debated that but couldn't remberer exactly how many leaves there were. It was either 5 or 7.