I lost my dog Buddy after 13 years. I had him since he was 9 days old and had to feed and care for him as he had no mother. I can't watch end of this either.
Yeah I forgot that movie existed. lol, I never watched it again and I don’t even know what it’s about anymore. All I know, is I was sad for a week after watching it.
I have a really soft spot for dogs. Watching Marley and Me with my family is the worst mistake ever, I cried so much they filmed it and showed it to their friends on social media. So embarassing.
I remember when I first watched it, and it came to that part I got SOOOOOOO pissed! I was crying and cussing the characters out. I had to pause it and leave the room. A friend had to calm me down. Lol 😅 Such a great movie.
OMG really? 😢 I remember watching the movie with my dad when I was younger. My dad LOVES the movie. He would never skip it if it came on while scrolling through channels he would just stay on watching for the million and something's time 😔 Im glad I was exposed to it at a young age (9 or 10) because it helped shape me and my views on life
@@markzimmerman2057 I knew he passed years ago but now I'm even more sad knowing he died on my birthday, he was a such a good actor, now I must think of him when my birthday comes 😭 RIP
The saddest part about “The Green Mile” was the fact is was based around an actual case. George Stinney Jr. was only 14 years old when he was sentenced to death, which is why he acts so childish. And his skin is what kept him from being innocent in the eyes of the court. That’s why he says “I’m sorry for what I am”. He was black in a times of racism in the south.
It was a combination of things. Racism, his size etc. but at least in the movie… hes not found in the best situation. I think even in modern times anyone found holding two bloody dead children would probably have a hard time getting out of trouble. Im not saying it wasn’t based on racism just that his situation didn’t help things.
I agree with the fact that racism was there but when he said "sorry for what I am" is because he was able to suck death out of peoples bodies and make them live again. He tried to do that for the children but didn't get there in time and that's how they found him at the crime scene. He was gifted by god. There is a scene where he brings back a dead mouse that was stepped on purpose by a horrible guard and everyone saw it happen. That's when they realized that he was falsely charged...... Also they didn't show that ending fully, that horrible guard hated him so much that he faked putting the spouge on his head and the main character died a horrific death. Tom Hanks character was a friend that listened to his stories and was the first to believe him.
@@Mangawithcats The sponge wasn't a mercy, you know. They did that for the water. Sometimes, people condemned to the chair would purposely dehydrate themselves to give less conductive fluids to work with the electrical currents. Because of that, they would add water or water-soaked things at the moment of placing the straps on to prevent that from happening, because otherwise it was entirely possible to survive the electric chair.
Another sad thing is that most vets become vets because they love animals and want to help them, but then find out that a large part of their job is putting animals down. For them, it's the hardest thing they have to do, and they have to do it all the time.
I remember being a kid and the scene where John Candy was watching the movie in the theater made me all emotional. You could see the tears of joy and him knowing that he’s gonna die. Him being innocent made it even worse.
@@Iceechibi your right but we cant ignore the fact the reason why he probably didnt get a fair trial was because of his skin color he was automatically guilty. Back then even if you were innocent you were guilty if your black
Way to many movies make me cry but The Green Mile always breaks my heart. Started watching it a few months ago and surprisingly my niece(9) and nephew(12) decided to join me. By that scene, I looked over and they were both ugly crying and cuddled up with their dad. Also, y'all should've had them react to the ending of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Yo I haven't watched the entire movie of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas but I did watch the ending because I was curious...and let me tell you, I would never watch it again
@@onetom2222 that's why I put it on, they were supposed to be doing their homework but kept trying to watch tv. So I put on something I didn't think they'd like. Surprised the hell outta me how into it they got, I just hugged them and apologized for making them watch something so sad. Then my niece told me "it's ok, our mom makes us watch sad movies since we were little to teach us lessons"....their mom really had them watching The Boy in the Striped Pajamas when she was 5...
I agree, but I think that you really need a lot of the movie to truly feel everything going on in that scene.. Out of context for something like this probably won’t mean as much..
The Persuit of Happyness was really overreated in my opinion. Not to say the story isn't sad but...idk, people made a much bigger deal about it than I found it to be.
It's been about a year since my family had to put down our dog, she was roughly 17/18, was with me from childhood until my mid 20's and I still think about her now and then. Marley and Me hit hard.
I have a cat who is 1 year younger than me (she's 15) and I'm dreading the day when she passes because she's been with me for my whole life (we adopted her as a rescue kitten with her sister, who died 11 years ago of cancer). I've cried while hugging her before because of it.
I have a dog who’s 12 and a large breed. He’s very old and he’s going deaf. I keep trying to emotionally prepare myself for when the day comes and I burst into tears imagining it. He’s my best pal. It’s gonna be so sad to say goodbye to my best friend.
I remember when Marley and Me came out and everyone was like “I hated that movie” and I was like did it suck that bad? And then I watched it and completely understood. Million Dollar Baby and Green Mile make me emotional on another level. Especially Green Mile.
When Marley and Me first came out, I was younger and it never affected me. I could watch it over and over and be fine. But 2 years ago, I had to get my dog put down and it was the worst day of my life. Marley and Me's final scene makes me cry super hard each time now. Rest easy, buddy. My little noodle. My Fritz.
It's funny people are talking about The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas and The Green Mile making them cry...those movies didn't make me cry, they made me think. Not saying I didn't find them sad. Of course I found them sad! However, there was so much more going on than just the sadness. It made me think about all the layers to the tragedy in those stories. Kind of like a Jodi Picolut novel. Really, if they hadn't changed the ending to My Sister's Keeper, you'd know what I mean. Her books always end in a way that is morally ambiguous and thought provoking. In the film, though, it was just a tearjerker about a girl who died young of cancer...and I did cry at that one. Movies like Marley and Me will also get me every time.
marley and me is forever burned into my memory. i remember watching it in the movies and when i got home i went and hugged my dog while crying and telling her how much i love her. now she sits in a box with her final collar on top of it. i’ll never forget her. rest in peace to the best friend and the best family a kid could’ve asked for.
Cannot believe the movie My Girl with the scene where she takes off his glasses and says he cant see isn't here!! 😭 Edit: Also recommend I Am Sam, A Walk to Remember, When They See Us, I am Legend, Forest Gump, The Boy with Stripped pijamas, and Schindler's list.
You should do a part 2 with the “he can’t see without his glasses” scene from My Girl and maybe the Notebook and the Fox and the Hound and the beginning scene from Up and the sad part from Coco!
i'm currently hysterically crying through the marley and me clip and discussion due to the greem mile clip and i can't stop. i haven't even watching the green mile.😭😭
You NEED to watch The Green Mile if you haven't yet. But make sure you have like 3 full boxes of kleenex with you. And several fluffy movies to follow cause it will shatter your heart.
The first time I saw the Green Mile as a kid my dad fell asleep watching it and I walked in during that scene and just started BAWLING. Breaks my heart every time I see it 😭😭😭
"Marley & Me" gets me every time. Another one that is very sad is "A Dog's Purpose". I cry like a baby every time. Especially the police dog part. I'm ugly crying at that point.
Marley and me has me crying because i recently had to put my 16 year old dog Ralphie to sleep. I always promised I wouldn't do that to him but as he got older I had no choice. he wasn't the same anymore. i feel so guilty sometimes.
Our dog has just been diagnosed with cancer, Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma to be specific. We got the tumor operated on and just she's about to undergo chemotherapy. I have not yet come to terms with everything. I'm still crying while typing this. I hope Audrey can pull through this one. She's only 7 years old :(
I sincerely with all my heart wishes and hope for your dog to recover and be back in peak health. I really miss my beloved cat and I wish for nobody else to experience it.
Maybe it's just me, but Big Fish makes me cry with a smile. It's sad but it also has that wholesome whimsy to it. Wouldn't really recomment it for a video like this though. The ending to Big Fish is the perfect little bow that ties the whole thing together. You really need the context of the rest of the movie, not someone explaining the situation to you in a couple of sentences and then watching the scene in question. The scenes shown here are very immediately relatable out of context, Big Fish would lose impact without it.
Some of the only times me and my mother got along was when we watched that movie together when I was younger, so it just gets me on every level at the end.
The thing that makes these moments truly sad is your connection to the characters. You can't just watch a random scene out of context and understand what makes them sad.
bro i did the worst thing and binge watch it in one sitting and i was “ok” when i watch the other stories but Korey’s stories had me in tears to the point where i had a headache and i just needed a break and had to recollect myself
The Green Mile males me cry every time. Especially when you see the whole film and how pure of a soul he really is. Such a beautiful, yet gut wrenching movie.
I think alot of people will agree that you will experience a whole new Level of Sadness when you watch the full Green Mile Movie. The actors were just so perfect for the roles and the story was so meaningful.
The last time I remember tearing up at a movie in theaters was Brian O'Conner's sendoff at the end of Fast & Furious 7 as "See You Again" played. Aside from the Uncanny Valley facial recreation (To be fair, it's nowhere near the worst I've seen), it was such a beautiful tribute to a great actor and genuine person. As someone who'd followed the series from the start and still felt raw about Paul Walker's death, I couldn't hold back, watching him drive off for the last time. If only the franchise had ended there...
These are the same reactions American’s had when these movies came out too. The Green Mile was such an important movie at the time because it really highlighted the systematic racism that POC’s are dealing with, even today brb I’m still crying 😖
Couple that with the treatment (or lack thereof) of mental illness and the general cruel & unusual punishment that is the death penalty (not to mention the stupid cost of the whole thing compared to just letting the person rot in prison the rest of their life).
@@mr.osclasses5054 it actually cost way less to kill prisoners than to keep them alive and healthy. Also I wouldn't want this INNOCENT man with a child like mind and a heart of gold bigger than his whole body to rot in a cell.
@@aadil2o12 First off, I agree on the innocent man part. I wasn't even going there because IT'S EXPLAINED IN THE MOVIE HERE. Secondly, and most important, no it is not cheaper to kill prisoners, not in the U.S. When prisoners have multiple legal appeals they can go through that take years to process through and make their way through the system, including the cost of time, staffing, etc. for the D.A.'s and assistants and all (all taxpayer funded). Then add in the normal costs of a prisoner in prison: food, healthcare, clothing, et al. Finally, factor in the cost of the execution (whether it be electric chair, lethal injection, lethal gas, hanging, or FIRING SQUAD...yes, three states still have that option!), which includes extra security being on for it, a doctor or M.E. being there to pronounce death and/or administer the chemicals, last meal for the prisoner (many places have limited it to like $100 now), and who knows what else. It costs a significantly less amount to leave a prisoner in jail for the rest of their lives than it does to go through actually executing them. It has been run through by multiple states, multiple universities have either had students or faculty do peer reviewed cost analyses for this...it's been put through all the steps to prove its accuracy, and it is the case. I don't know where you have the thought that it doesn't other than possibly not knowing all that goes into actually executing someone via the U.S. legal system, but there you go. It isn't a full run through as I am not someone who is involved, but I have read and studied this to a degree while becoming a history teacher...ya know, someone who needs to know how the government runs to explain it to students. I'd be happy to read up on it more and debate further, but it's pretty clear you've done no research and think that once someone is sentenced to death they just go and get executed immediately, so...
I watched The Green Mile once when I was younger & it hurt my heart so much, I couldn’t stop crying. I didn’t understand why he had to die. It’s on my list of movies I’ll never watch again. Me being an empath, watching movies or shows that are too sad leaves me overwhelmed & crying sometimes for 30min to hr after. It’s like I feel like the sad thing is actually happening to me as if I’m in the situation myself even if I have no related experiences in my life🤷🏽♀️😔
I watched "The Green Mile" with my mom a lot growing up; I cry at the end at John Coffey's execution every time. I remember watching "Marley and Me" with my dad when it first came out, we had a lot of dogs growing up, so it really felt close to home for me.
Every single Nicholas Spark's book based movie has me in tears: The Notebook A Walk to Remember The Best of Me Dear John etc... Just waterfall after waterfall😭
I remember going to the theater to see Marley and Me and I wasnt expecting it to be that sad. I was so caught off guard. I cried so hard! It was ridiculous!
The Green Mile is one of the movies that I can watch multiple times. I've never seen Marley & Me and I'm kind of glad I didn't. My dog died at age 14 a few years back and I still cry over him. He was the greatest dog ever, he was my baby. Sigh. 😭😭😭
I hope the people who reacted would see the entire movie _The Green Mile._ It puts the execution in full context. The movie and book were great. Also the actor died a few years back. He was one of America’s greatest stage and scene actors at the time.
for me the saddest movie moments are mostly animation: Lion King, UP (The opening sequence), Old Yeller, The NeverEnding Story (Artax), Hachiko. dang it as I was typing the comment I was tearing up...
Damn, I've still never seen The Green Mile the whole way through, I always saw only the end of it when we flipped the channels and saw it was on. Even since the first time I saw it I sobbed despite not knowing the rest of the story. Then you guys followed that up with Marley and Me...I cried so hard the first time I watched it and that was before my parents adopted our first dog...last year...as if 2020 wasn't bad enough, my parents found out suddenly that she had cancer...and it had already spread everywhere, it was too late to save her and they had to put her down then and there to end her suffering. I live in Korea and just got a phone call in the morning before I left for work that they had to put her down. I hadn't seen her in over a year at that point and the fact I didn't get to say goodbye broke my heart. Now, seeing this scene...I couldn't handle it, it hurts so much worse now...we only had 9 years with our little Lady...
The green mile is a wonderful film and it always makes me cry so much. I watched it with my grandad the night before he passed away so it holds a lot of meaning for me.
please make them watch “When They See Us” it’s a sad story base of the real events of 5 boys that were convicted of something they didn’t do. They were accused of doing a crime due to the color of their skin and it shows how prison changed them bc they got in between the ages 14-17 and they came out as adults
The dog in I Am Legend killed me and I’ve never watched Marley & Me and never will and skipped that part here cause I know the dog dies, I can’t deal with animal deaths in films.
Marley & Me got me. I actually read the book before the movie came out and that was the first book to have me crying like a baby. It was ten times worse seeing it on screen. Land Before Time traumatized me as a child but I still love it to this day.
The green mile broke my Soul when I was a kid and it still does now!! I walked in the living room to see my mom watching it and I bawled with her omg!!!!!!! HE DIDN'T DESERVE IT!
I had a black lab named Rockie. Shortly after her 1st birthday she got REALLY sick and we had to put her to sleep. Marley and Me came out shortly after and my parents thought it would be a cute funny dog movie to cheer my brother and I up. I was 17 at the time and my brother was 14. HUGE MISTAKE!!! My bother and I were crying like crazy.
@@Nikki360PDX aww I’m sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is so hard❤️ My grandma had a wolf dog that I grew up with all my life and she died on Thanksgiving four years ago. Watching movies like A Dog’s Purpose after that was REALLY rough.
Ahhhh Marley and Me got me crying. I miss my dog. We put him down after 2 stomach flips and a spinal deformation were destroying all aspects of his life
AI is the first movie that I have memory of pretty much the whole storyline. I think I watched it when I was 4 and I remember I could not stop crying. I think it was also the first time I truly grasped the concept of death.
Man, Marley and Me hits so much harder for me this year...lost 3 of our dogs this year and, let me tell you, the pain of losing a beloved family member is so,so hard...losing THREE has just made this year an absolute hell.
As cheesy as the movie itself is, the scene in “Armageddon” (which involves Michael Clarke Duncan, the same actor from “The Green Mile”) where they’re preparing for the mission and all start singing the song “Leaving on a Jet Plane” is kinda emotional knowing that only some of them would come back.
@@TaylorPie94 I feel that. Especially when you learn the exposition. Like Mako dying while making the song, Mako making the song, Iroh's influence on his son, etc.
Koreans enjoy emotional dramas. I remember making a port visit while in the Navy back in 1980. I went to a Korean theater to watch “The Champ” and in the final scene where Ricky Schroeder is bawling over his dad’s death, there wasn’t a dry eye in the audience.
That and the scene where Ryan's Mom sees the officer and chaplin. Plus the fact that we the audience know they were delivering news about 3 of her sons at the same time.
My childhood dog passed away just over a year ago today. I don't think I can ever watch Marley and Me again now that I've experienced the movie on a personal level. I bawled my eyes out at the ending clip.
Re: Marley & Me, I had 4 dogs throughout my life that eventually died, one was hit by a truck, it was pretty hard to take each time. I had a 5th dog who lives with my Aunt now, he's 7 years old. My apartment doesn't allow dogs so now I have a 4 year old cat named Lulu.😻
OMG they should have reacted to “The boy in the striped pajamas” towards the end scene where the boy goes inside and both go into the “pit” place… and the mom finds the clothes by the fence
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“The next movie is called Marley and Me.” Aight Imma head out. I really don’t want to relive the PTSD that ending gave me.
RIGHT, i watched marley and me ONCE & never watched it again cuz i’m not tryna cry & whole constantly holding my dog as he looks at me like “😳🤨”
Yup and also Hatchi that gets me crying Niagara Falls
I lost my dog Buddy after 13 years. I had him since he was 9 days old and had to feed and care for him as he had no mother. I can't watch end of this either.
Yeah I forgot that movie existed. lol, I never watched it again and I don’t even know what it’s about anymore. All I know, is I was sad for a week after watching it.
I have a really soft spot for dogs. Watching Marley and Me with my family is the worst mistake ever, I cried so much they filmed it and showed it to their friends on social media. So embarassing.
The Green mile when he said : "I’m sorry for what I am" I cried so damn much. This movie is a masterpiece and the saddest too
Jesse Burns SAME omg 🥺
I remember when I first watched it, and it came to that part I got SOOOOOOO pissed! I was crying and cussing the characters out. I had to pause it and leave the room. A friend had to calm me down. Lol 😅 Such a great movie.
@@starkillertoni4963 I felt the same..
Kelly where are you from?
@@haydotzero3372 France
The Green Mile is a masterpiece...it’s even sadder considering the actor that actually played him passed away😔😔😔
OMG really? 😢 I remember watching the movie with my dad when I was younger. My dad LOVES the movie. He would never skip it if it came on while scrolling through channels he would just stay on watching for the million and something's time 😔 Im glad I was exposed to it at a young age (9 or 10) because it helped shape me and my views on life
WAIT REALLY :( oh nooo my heart hurts now😔
Slushie it’s one one of the only movies I know I will cry. No matter what. It hurts to watch.
@@markzimmerman2057 I knew he passed years ago but now I'm even more sad knowing he died on my birthday, he was a such a good actor, now I must think of him when my birthday comes 😭 RIP
AND HE WAS AN AMAZING ACTOR AND SEEMED LIKE AN ALL AROUND GREAT DUDE TOO! SO SAD!
The saddest part about “The Green Mile” was the fact is was based around an actual case. George Stinney Jr. was only 14 years old when he was sentenced to death, which is why he acts so childish.
And his skin is what kept him from being innocent in the eyes of the court. That’s why he says “I’m sorry for what I am”. He was black in a times of racism in the south.
It was a combination of things. Racism, his size etc. but at least in the movie… hes not found in the best situation. I think even in modern times anyone found holding two bloody dead children would probably have a hard time getting out of trouble. Im not saying it wasn’t based on racism just that his situation didn’t help things.
I agree with the fact that racism was there but when he said "sorry for what I am" is because he was able to suck death out of peoples bodies and make them live again. He tried to do that for the children but didn't get there in time and that's how they found him at the crime scene. He was gifted by god. There is a scene where he brings back a dead mouse that was stepped on purpose by a horrible guard and everyone saw it happen. That's when they realized that he was falsely charged...... Also they didn't show that ending fully, that horrible guard hated him so much that he faked putting the spouge on his head and the main character died a horrific death. Tom Hanks character was a friend that listened to his stories and was the first to believe him.
@@Mangawithcats percy faked placing the sponge on Eduard Delacroix not john coffey
@@Mangawithcats The sponge wasn't a mercy, you know. They did that for the water. Sometimes, people condemned to the chair would purposely dehydrate themselves to give less conductive fluids to work with the electrical currents. Because of that, they would add water or water-soaked things at the moment of placing the straps on to prevent that from happening, because otherwise it was entirely possible to survive the electric chair.
@@nachgebenEven with the sponge there was a good chance you to survive if you were dehydrated enough.
Everyone's ganster until Marley and Me comes on
I came on here to say this! When a dog dies it's over. PERIODT.
True
Another sad thing is that most vets become vets because they love animals and want to help them, but then find out that a large part of their job is putting animals down. For them, it's the hardest thing they have to do, and they have to do it all the time.
@@SarthorS yea, I also realized that when I started vet assist classes
Eh not really it's a alright not really that sad at all tbh now what's sad is Sam from I am legend
the Green mile NEVER fail to make me cry. This a masterpiece and everybody knows it 😭
The Green Mile is the only movie that's ever made me full on cry
I'm in tearssss
Always
I remember being a kid and the scene where John Candy was watching the movie in the theater made me all emotional. You could see the tears of joy and him knowing that he’s gonna die. Him being innocent made it even worse.
You should learn about the true story that inspired "the green mile" its unbelievable.
George Stinney is the man's name
when Sam (the dog) turns into a zombie and Will Smith has to kill her in “I, AM LEGEND” gets me everytime 😭
I never made it past that part of the movie. I legit turned it off there and refused to watch the rest.
@@iceunelle lol well the dogs part was only good thing that is why it was sad.
@@Kt-cn2rq I knew it wasn't going to be a happy movie but damn I can't deal with when the dog dies in movies
Also the fact that Sam was his last gift from his daughter, Eye-
I cried so hard man
They should have included the "I could have saved one more" scene in Schindler's List. That scene always makes me a crying mess.
Or the little girl in the red coat. That scene always gets me
I was sobbing
I love that scene and Schindler's List!
The Green Mile was one of the saddest movies I've ever seen. I bawled so hard
shutupliz it’s so sad because its relatable to the real-life situation of how many US citizens are innocently incarcerated.
What's sadder about the green mile is that happened alot back then
Same here
“I’m scared of the dark” breaks my heart :(
@@Iceechibi your right but we cant ignore the fact the reason why he probably didnt get a fair trial was because of his skin color he was automatically guilty. Back then even if you were innocent you were guilty if your black
The Green Mile starts playing
Me: sobbing
Yeah. You can't NOT cry to that movie. I usually don't cry much watching movies, but this one gets me every. Single. Time
same
I cried with them especially the green mile that got me crying like big times my I'm still in tears 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢
I cried for so long watching the movie
Green mile will always make me bawl 😭😭😭
It's sadder when you think that hundreds of innocent people in prison will go through the same situation
I'm sad they didnt show the execution but also thankful because if they did my eyes would melt to tears
I cried a little even after seeing that clip of the execution :( it’s just so sad
As soon as that execution seen came on for the "Green Mile" I immediately started crying.
Way to many movies make me cry but The Green Mile always breaks my heart. Started watching it a few months ago and surprisingly my niece(9) and nephew(12) decided to join me. By that scene, I looked over and they were both ugly crying and cuddled up with their dad. Also, y'all should've had them react to the ending of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
THIS
Yo I haven't watched the entire movie of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas but I did watch the ending because I was curious...and let me tell you, I would never watch it again
I have only watched Striped Pyjamas once. Never again.
Well, that should have traumatized them into being against the death penalty. They're a bit young for that movie I think
@@onetom2222 that's why I put it on, they were supposed to be doing their homework but kept trying to watch tv. So I put on something I didn't think they'd like. Surprised the hell outta me how into it they got, I just hugged them and apologized for making them watch something so sad. Then my niece told me "it's ok, our mom makes us watch sad movies since we were little to teach us lessons"....their mom really had them watching The Boy in the Striped Pajamas when she was 5...
Disappointed not to see the pursuit of happiness scene where they had to sleep in the bathroom cause their landlord kicked them out
Exactly. That scene was so heartbreaking. Strange no one else has mentioned it
Oh yeah, when he was crying while someone was shaking the door knob😢
I agree, but I think that you really need a lot of the movie to truly feel everything going on in that scene.. Out of context for something like this probably won’t mean as much..
The Persuit of Happyness was really overreated in my opinion.
Not to say the story isn't sad but...idk, people made a much bigger deal about it than I found it to be.
OMG. That scene is so haunting. Goes to show that you don’t necessarily have to lose a life to experience sadness.
They should react to “I am legend” when the dog turns... that is one of the saddest things I have ever watched
That part made me cry the hardest. Ugh it wasn’t fair the way he went
NO. PLEASE. I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT BUT UGH NO THE TEARSSS
"Sam...!! SAMANTHA!!!" Broke me. I already knew and I wasn't ready.
For me, it was when he walked into the store after Sam's death and asked the mannequin to speak to him.
rachel lara 😭
It's been about a year since my family had to put down our dog, she was roughly 17/18, was with me from childhood until my mid 20's and I still think about her now and then. Marley and Me hit hard.
I have a cat who is 1 year younger than me (she's 15) and I'm dreading the day when she passes because she's been with me for my whole life (we adopted her as a rescue kitten with her sister, who died 11 years ago of cancer). I've cried while hugging her before because of it.
I have a dog who’s 12 and a large breed. He’s very old and he’s going deaf. I keep trying to emotionally prepare myself for when the day comes and I burst into tears imagining it. He’s my best pal. It’s gonna be so sad to say goodbye to my best friend.
God damn it, “Million dollar baby? Green mile? Marley and me?” You really went all out to make me cry!
You succeeded....😭
They could have completed it with the first 10 minutes of UP.
@@ArgentLeftovers 😢😢😭😭😭😭 NOOOOOO!!!!!
I remember when Marley and Me came out and everyone was like “I hated that movie” and I was like did it suck that bad? And then I watched it and completely understood.
Million Dollar Baby and Green Mile make me emotional on another level. Especially Green Mile.
I hear the name “Marley & me” and I cry instantly.
Edit: hello there fellow army! :)
Same 😭😭😭
Armyyy💜~
This is the first time I've seen anything from Marley and Me in over 10 years and I still fucking cried...goddamn it
U me same 🥺😤😢😭
Hi army im an army
The Green Mile is so much more meaningful. He was gifted with the power to heal and even bring the dead back.
They're so happy in the beginning and producer is like I'm about to ruin their makeup and make them cry!
When Marley and Me first came out, I was younger and it never affected me. I could watch it over and over and be fine. But 2 years ago, I had to get my dog put down and it was the worst day of my life. Marley and Me's final scene makes me cry super hard each time now. Rest easy, buddy. My little noodle. My Fritz.
They should’ve reacted to “ the boy in the stripped pajamas” ending scene
I really never cry at movies, but that one, that one got me
That was like the first movie that made me cry so bad
It's funny people are talking about The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas and The Green Mile making them cry...those movies didn't make me cry, they made me think.
Not saying I didn't find them sad. Of course I found them sad! However, there was so much more going on than just the sadness. It made me think about all the layers to the tragedy in those stories.
Kind of like a Jodi Picolut novel. Really, if they hadn't changed the ending to My Sister's Keeper, you'd know what I mean. Her books always end in a way that is morally ambiguous and thought provoking. In the film, though, it was just a tearjerker about a girl who died young of cancer...and I did cry at that one.
Movies like Marley and Me will also get me every time.
I bawled my eyes out when the ending happened 😭😭😭😭 I’m crying thinking about it.
I wanna see them react to that too I was wondering if it would be here
marley and me is forever burned into my memory. i remember watching it in the movies and when i got home i went and hugged my dog while crying and telling her how much i love her. now she sits in a box with her final collar on top of it. i’ll never forget her. rest in peace to the best friend and the best family a kid could’ve asked for.
kinda hard to cry at Saddest Movie Moments when it's out of context. you have to watch the whole thing to feel the impact.
not that hard for me :(
But I cried ;[
Yeah, I almost cried in the the green mile. but because I didnt watch the movie to fully know what happened I didnt cry
Lol I didn’t even know any of these movies and I cried like a little bitch 😂. Damn I guess I’m too sensitive.
That's not the case in "UP"
"The Green Mile" has to be one of the top 10 saddest movies ever filmed.
Cannot believe the movie My Girl with the scene where she takes off his glasses and says he cant see isn't here!! 😭
Edit: Also recommend I Am Sam, A Walk to Remember, When They See Us, I am Legend, Forest Gump, The Boy with Stripped pijamas, and Schindler's list.
Don't forget Pixar's Up.
And Hachiko
Fruitvale Station and also when Newt turns in The Death Cure
OML when they see us is the saddest🥺
“Don’t put me in the dark. I’m afraid of the dark”
😢 😢 😢 😭
"I'm tired of people being ugly to each other"
I remember balling my eyes out to green mile when I was a kid, that movie stuck with me.
You should do a part 2 with the “he can’t see without his glasses” scene from My Girl and maybe the Notebook and the Fox and the Hound and the beginning scene from Up and the sad part from Coco!
I agree, a part 2 is necessary. And so is that scene from My Girl.
Those are some great suggestions. I would add in Awakenings.
i'm currently hysterically crying through the marley and me clip and discussion due to the greem mile clip and i can't stop. i haven't even watching the green mile.😭😭
I havent watched the green mile but that scene had already got my eyes pouring
the green mile will have you fucked up, i have to be in the right state of mind
You NEED to watch The Green Mile if you haven't yet. But make sure you have like 3 full boxes of kleenex with you. And several fluffy movies to follow cause it will shatter your heart.
I have seen the scene where Marley dies too many times to count but no matter how much I watch it, it never fails to make me cry
Man the Green Miles was such a masterpiece it was so sad though.
The first time I saw the Green Mile as a kid my dad fell asleep watching it and I walked in during that scene and just started BAWLING. Breaks my heart every time I see it 😭😭😭
They should’ve done my girl when her friend died that part is really sad
I only came to the comment section to say the saddest movie tear jerker is Thomas Jay in My Girl.
Omg YES... I watched My Girl back in high school years ago, and we all cried- us girls, boys and our teacher lol 🥺
*sobs*
Noooooooo😭😭😭😭
Omg yes. 😭😭
That makes me bawl my eyes every time. I love that movie.
Mj crying and Chacha laughing of her was awesome hahshs We need a part 2 of this video, they are great !
"Marley & Me" gets me every time. Another one that is very sad is "A Dog's Purpose". I cry like a baby every time. Especially the police dog part. I'm ugly crying at that point.
Marley and me has me crying because i recently had to put my 16 year old dog Ralphie to sleep. I always promised I wouldn't do that to him but as he got older I had no choice. he wasn't the same anymore. i feel so guilty sometimes.
Our dog has just been diagnosed with cancer, Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma to be specific. We got the tumor operated on and just she's about to undergo chemotherapy. I have not yet come to terms with everything. I'm still crying while typing this. I hope Audrey can pull through this one. She's only 7 years old :(
I sincerely with all my heart wishes and hope for your dog to recover and be back in peak health. I really miss my beloved cat and I wish for nobody else to experience it.
The green mile is a work of art, I lived for it. I watched the film at school with my classmates, I was crying tears the whole time
The ending of "Big Fish" will always be the movie that made me cry.
Maybe it's just me, but Big Fish makes me cry with a smile. It's sad but it also has that wholesome whimsy to it.
Wouldn't really recomment it for a video like this though. The ending to Big Fish is the perfect little bow that ties the whole thing together. You really need the context of the rest of the movie, not someone explaining the situation to you in a couple of sentences and then watching the scene in question. The scenes shown here are very immediately relatable out of context, Big Fish would lose impact without it.
@@TheTrueDeadFingers is any good? I was thinking that be one of those you watch alone 🤣
Katherine Canon what? Are you just asking if the movie is good?
If so, yes. But obviously everyone has their own taste
Some of the only times me and my mother got along was when we watched that movie together when I was younger, so it just gets me on every level at the end.
The thing that makes these moments truly sad is your connection to the characters. You can't just watch a random scene out of context and understand what makes them sad.
Y’all should react to that scene in “when they see us” when he was talking to the guard 😭😭😭
oh god i have yet to watch that show simply because i already know the ending of the real story and it always makes me hate white cops
They should, that got me crying so bad.
bro that one...... honestly for me there was never a happy moment with that show
bro i did the worst thing and binge watch it in one sitting and i was “ok” when i watch the other stories but Korey’s stories had me in tears to the point where i had a headache and i just needed a break and had to recollect myself
Jen_ GreatGuys korey definitely had to have had it the worst .....
The Green Mile males me cry every time. Especially when you see the whole film and how pure of a soul he really is. Such a beautiful, yet gut wrenching movie.
I think alot of people will agree that you will experience a whole new Level of Sadness when you watch the full Green Mile Movie.
The actors were just so perfect for the roles and the story was so meaningful.
The last time I remember tearing up at a movie in theaters was Brian O'Conner's sendoff at the end of Fast & Furious 7 as "See You Again" played. Aside from the Uncanny Valley facial recreation (To be fair, it's nowhere near the worst I've seen), it was such a beautiful tribute to a great actor and genuine person. As someone who'd followed the series from the start and still felt raw about Paul Walker's death, I couldn't hold back, watching him drive off for the last time. If only the franchise had ended there...
These are the same reactions American’s had when these movies came out too. The Green Mile was such an important movie at the time because it really highlighted the systematic racism that POC’s are dealing with, even today brb I’m still crying 😖
Couple that with the treatment (or lack thereof) of mental illness and the general cruel & unusual punishment that is the death penalty (not to mention the stupid cost of the whole thing compared to just letting the person rot in prison the rest of their life).
The Green Mile hits me harder now after what happened to Nathaniel Woods a couple months ago. Same stuff still happening....
@@mr.osclasses5054 it actually cost way less to kill prisoners than to keep them alive and healthy. Also I wouldn't want this INNOCENT man with a child like mind and a heart of gold bigger than his whole body to rot in a cell.
@@aadil2o12 First off, I agree on the innocent man part. I wasn't even going there because IT'S EXPLAINED IN THE MOVIE HERE.
Secondly, and most important, no it is not cheaper to kill prisoners, not in the U.S. When prisoners have multiple legal appeals they can go through that take years to process through and make their way through the system, including the cost of time, staffing, etc. for the D.A.'s and assistants and all (all taxpayer funded). Then add in the normal costs of a prisoner in prison: food, healthcare, clothing, et al.
Finally, factor in the cost of the execution (whether it be electric chair, lethal injection, lethal gas, hanging, or FIRING SQUAD...yes, three states still have that option!), which includes extra security being on for it, a doctor or M.E. being there to pronounce death and/or administer the chemicals, last meal for the prisoner (many places have limited it to like $100 now), and who knows what else.
It costs a significantly less amount to leave a prisoner in jail for the rest of their lives than it does to go through actually executing them. It has been run through by multiple states, multiple universities have either had students or faculty do peer reviewed cost analyses for this...it's been put through all the steps to prove its accuracy, and it is the case. I don't know where you have the thought that it doesn't other than possibly not knowing all that goes into actually executing someone via the U.S. legal system, but there you go. It isn't a full run through as I am not someone who is involved, but I have read and studied this to a degree while becoming a history teacher...ya know, someone who needs to know how the government runs to explain it to students.
I'd be happy to read up on it more and debate further, but it's pretty clear you've done no research and think that once someone is sentenced to death they just go and get executed immediately, so...
Now now let's not talk about or bring up the myth the far left is perpetually spewing out these days
Love how those two girls were in matching outfits and holding hands haha! So cute
I bawled like a baby at Green mile 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
You had to show The Green Mile. Man, it doesn't matter what clip of that movie I see I always cry. That movie just punches me in the feels.
NOT THE GREEN MILE AHHH 😭😭😭
I watched The Green Mile once when I was younger & it hurt my heart so much, I couldn’t stop crying. I didn’t understand why he had to die. It’s on my list of movies I’ll never watch again. Me being an empath, watching movies or shows that are too sad leaves me overwhelmed & crying sometimes for 30min to hr after. It’s like I feel like the sad thing is actually happening to me as if I’m in the situation myself even if I have no related experiences in my life🤷🏽♀️😔
The saddest moment on this list for me will always be The Green Mile
I watched "The Green Mile" with my mom a lot growing up; I cry at the end at John Coffey's execution every time.
I remember watching "Marley and Me" with my dad when it first came out, we had a lot of dogs growing up, so it really felt close to home for me.
I love their reactions
How'd you already watch the whole thing? lmao 😂😅
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"A walk to remember" is definitely one of those movies you're gonna cry even if you don't want to.
Every single Nicholas Spark's book based movie has me in tears:
The Notebook
A Walk to Remember
The Best of Me
Dear John
etc...
Just waterfall after waterfall😭
I remember going to the theater to see Marley and Me and I wasnt expecting it to be that sad. I was so caught off guard. I cried so hard! It was ridiculous!
The Green Mile is one of the movies that I can watch multiple times. I've never seen Marley & Me and I'm kind of glad I didn't. My dog died at age 14 a few years back and I still cry over him. He was the greatest dog ever, he was my baby. Sigh. 😭😭😭
I hope the people who reacted would see the entire movie _The Green Mile._ It puts the execution in full context. The movie and book were great. Also the actor died a few years back. He was one of America’s greatest stage and scene actors at the time.
I'm not crying, you're crying 😭😭😭
Omg Marley & me is one of the saddest scenes ever. Still makes me cry everytime I see it
Another dog movie that had me crying like a baby was "my dog skip" and a 1980's Canadian movie called "the dog who stopped the war."
for me the saddest movie moments are mostly animation: Lion King, UP (The opening sequence), Old Yeller, The NeverEnding Story (Artax), Hachiko. dang it as I was typing the comment I was tearing up...
Artax :O That one completely hurt my childhood
Up😢I cried at the opening sequence too
OMG ARTAX
Little boy: C'mon horsey get out of the water you can do it horsey
Horse: Nope, I'm too sad glub glub glub
Bambi...Bambi...Bambi...
You bastard! I just got over the last time someone mentioned Artax like 2 months ago!!! Now I'm going to be a mess for another two months!
Do the fault in your stars next. that movie is just.... i cant explain. so sad and heart felt.
The Green Mile made me cry as if I were at a true funeral. I had never cried that hard at a movie
Damn, I've still never seen The Green Mile the whole way through, I always saw only the end of it when we flipped the channels and saw it was on. Even since the first time I saw it I sobbed despite not knowing the rest of the story.
Then you guys followed that up with Marley and Me...I cried so hard the first time I watched it and that was before my parents adopted our first dog...last year...as if 2020 wasn't bad enough, my parents found out suddenly that she had cancer...and it had already spread everywhere, it was too late to save her and they had to put her down then and there to end her suffering. I live in Korea and just got a phone call in the morning before I left for work that they had to put her down. I hadn't seen her in over a year at that point and the fact I didn't get to say goodbye broke my heart. Now, seeing this scene...I couldn't handle it, it hurts so much worse now...we only had 9 years with our little Lady...
I've never seen Marley and Me, and that little bit has me in a puddle of tears.
The Green Mile was the first human movie not about animals or cartoons but humans that I actually cried on it was so 😭
You want to talk about sad dog movies? Try “Old Yeller” a tear jerker from Disney back in 1957
The green mile is a wonderful film and it always makes me cry so much. I watched it with my grandad the night before he passed away so it holds a lot of meaning for me.
That green mile scene always hits me in the feels....
Love MJ and Chachas reaction so much. Both of them are so loveable ♥️♥️
please make them watch “When They See Us” it’s a sad story base of the real events of 5 boys that were convicted of something they didn’t do. They were accused of doing a crime due to the color of their skin and it shows how prison changed them bc they got in between the ages 14-17 and they came out as adults
Yes, that's right, especially the story with Korey Wise is heartbreaking.
The dog in I Am Legend killed me and I’ve never watched Marley & Me and never will and skipped that part here cause I know the dog dies, I can’t deal with animal deaths in films.
Marley & Me got me. I actually read the book before the movie came out and that was the first book to have me crying like a baby. It was ten times worse seeing it on screen. Land Before Time traumatized me as a child but I still love it to this day.
The outro music in land before time is as if angels are singing.
The green mile broke my Soul when I was a kid and it still does now!! I walked in the living room to see my mom watching it and I bawled with her omg!!!!!!! HE DIDN'T DESERVE IT!
The “Marley and Me” scene did it for me. It’s sad knowing one day I’m likely going to have to do that for my pets 😭😔
I had a black lab named Rockie. Shortly after her 1st birthday she got REALLY sick and we had to put her to sleep. Marley and Me came out shortly after and my parents thought it would be a cute funny dog movie to cheer my brother and I up. I was 17 at the time and my brother was 14. HUGE MISTAKE!!! My bother and I were crying like crazy.
@@Nikki360PDX aww I’m sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is so hard❤️ My grandma had a wolf dog that I grew up with all my life and she died on Thanksgiving four years ago. Watching movies like A Dog’s Purpose after that was REALLY rough.
Listening to the story of a sad movie makes me cry. All the more so with the rain.
The pure emotions of young people are beautiful.
Ahhhh Marley and Me got me crying. I miss my dog. We put him down after 2 stomach flips and a spinal deformation were destroying all aspects of his life
Man yall are my favourite reactors by far! Fricken got me into tears seeing yall crying too dang.
The Marley and Me clip hits very different after having to put our dog down.
Marley and Me hit me really hard. At first I really thought it was a happy family movie until you reach the end. Mygod it was gut wrenching
I would also include the ending of "My Girl" or the ending of "AI: Artificial Intelligence"
AI is the first movie that I have memory of pretty much the whole storyline. I think I watched it when I was 4 and I remember I could not stop crying. I think it was also the first time I truly grasped the concept of death.
Yeah, My Girl always gets me, that scene with Veda at Thomas J's coffin.
Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows, The Plague Dogs is the like sad dog movie trifecta imho
If you all watch Schindler's list, your heart will also scream.
Period pieces are usually tear jerkers.
Man, Marley and Me hits so much harder for me this year...lost 3 of our dogs this year and, let me tell you, the pain of losing a beloved family member is so,so hard...losing THREE has just made this year an absolute hell.
As cheesy as the movie itself is, the scene in “Armageddon” (which involves Michael Clarke Duncan, the same actor from “The Green Mile”) where they’re preparing for the mission and all start singing the song “Leaving on a Jet Plane” is kinda emotional knowing that only some of them would come back.
that short clip the green mile rly made me cry a whole lot wtf. props to him. the fact that he died at 55 irl makes me so sed
Should have shown them Avatar: The Last Airbender (the series, DEFINITELY NOT THE MOVIE!). Especially Uncle Iroh in Tales of Ba Sing Se.
I cried a lot that episode
I ALWAYS CRY during that whole episode.
Let it be a part of a discussion and im crying!
@@TaylorPie94 I feel that. Especially when you learn the exposition. Like Mako dying while making the song, Mako making the song, Iroh's influence on his son, etc.
I never cried in theaters, but I almost sobbed watching Only the Brave. It was gut-wrenching.
Dammit, I really miss Michael Duncan. It breaks my heart even to this day knowing that he passed away for real.
Yeah he was an amazing actor
Koreans enjoy emotional dramas. I remember making a port visit while in the Navy back in 1980. I went to a Korean theater to watch “The Champ” and in the final scene where Ricky Schroeder is bawling over his dad’s death, there wasn’t a dry eye in the audience.
They should watch Hachi: A dog Tale, it a good movie I do recommend it 🙂
I watched Marley and Me about 3-4 months after my 1st dog died and it always gets to me. It's the most accurate movie about dogs being family.
Saving Private Ryan “morphine scene”
That and the scene where Ryan's Mom sees the officer and chaplin. Plus the fact that we the audience know they were delivering news about 3 of her sons at the same time.
HHHH I cried like a bitch for 2 days
My childhood dog passed away just over a year ago today. I don't think I can ever watch Marley and Me again now that I've experienced the movie on a personal level. I bawled my eyes out at the ending clip.
Re: Marley & Me, I had 4 dogs throughout my life that eventually died, one was hit by a truck, it was pretty hard to take each time. I had a 5th dog who lives with my Aunt now, he's 7 years old. My apartment doesn't allow dogs so now I have a 4 year old cat named Lulu.😻
Ahhh The Green Miles. Biggest tear-jerker. I cried my ass off watching it and still teamed up watching the scene in this clip.
the ending of Selena is also very sad since the movie was about her and how she died😕😭
OMG they should have reacted to “The boy in the striped pajamas” towards the end scene where the boy goes inside and both go into the “pit” place… and the mom finds the clothes by the fence