Top 20 SADDEST Cartoon Movie Moments Ever
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- For this list, we’ll be looking at some of the most emotionally devastating scenes from animated movies. Since we’ll be diving into plot points, beware of spoilers ahead. Our countdown includes "Finding Nemo", "Lilo & Stitch", "Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse" and more! Which scene made you weep the hardest? Let us know in the comments below!
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Which scene made you weep the hardest? Let us know in the comments below!
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Mufasa’s death, Ellie’s death, Todd getting left behind, and the toys watching Andy leave brought tears to my eyes. 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭💔💔💔
“Superman” The Iron Giant
You guys should’ve put that tragic gut-wrenching scene from “The Lion King” at #1!
The death scene at the end of Avengers: Infinity war, especially during Peter Parker's last words.
You guys forgot to include some honorable mentions!
My bride had a miscarriage (her/our second) a few days prior and we hadn't told anyone that she was pregnant yet because of the first miscarriage. She and I went to see "Up" with some friends of ours and that beginning was extremely said, no doubt. She and I, particularly her, held it together very well until we got in the car. Cancer treatment she got while in high school apparently made her unable to carry. She got cancer, again, almost 30 years after her first two bouts and, after two years, I lost my bride. That was almost three years ago. The beginning and end to "Up" are pretty much unbearable to watch. I still love you, Donna Lou, and even if I knew then what I know now, I'd still do it all all over again with you.
May God's peace be with you! May his love embrace you.. he loves u and understands your pain..
I love that you call her bride. It’s so sweet ❤
I’m so sorry for your loss 😢
hug
b;ess you
You missed Coco. The Remember Me scene still gives me the feels to this day.
They must have overlooked that. Because that was very emotional.
When I got to number two and realized either toy story or cocoa was going to be left off the list blew my mind
@@frankd9945 it did, but at least they got #1 right in my opinion.
MsMojo just did a similar list and they included Remember Me.
I was complaining already.. I still remember when I heard everyone literally crying in the cinema.
"So long , partner" just heartbreaking for those who love Toy Story , one of the best animeted movies ever made
That ending should've been the end of the franchise as I feel to this day "so long partner" was just perfect.
It was one of the cleanest ending to a movie series ever. Until it wasn’t
Toy Story 4 did have a better ending. It's more sad to see Woody and Buzz say goodbye so Woody can finally be happy again.
I've cried in the ending like a baby
I first watched Toy Story when I was like 3 years old and it was on a VHS form 📼!! I'm currently 18 years old and seeing Woody leaving Buzz and his friends is so heartbreaking it made me tear up a lot!! 😕
when I was 6 I saw "Snoopy Come Home" at a drive-in. In the movie Charlie Brown had to give Snoopy back to his original owner, who was a sick little girl. They threw a goodbye party for Snoopy. By the end the Peanuts gang are all bawling. it was a real bummer.
I'm almost 40 and the 'Baby Mine' scene still gets me to this day.
Thank God I still have my mom with me 🙏🏻
I'm in my thirties and it still gets me
cherish her while you have her, our parents leave a hole that can't be filled when they're gone
I remember when I was little, my mom teared up so much
@@dameoftherose8400 indeed
44 here and I bawl every time I hear that song.
"When She Loved Me" is such a beautifully sad and poignant song. It tells the whole story from the toy's perspective. I'm 66 now, and when I hear that song I still think about some of my favourite toys from childhood and how I wish I still had one or two of them to reminisce with.
I kept one special stuffed toy from childhood. He is well loved by my daughter now. I think he allows me to listen to that song without becoming suicidal!
I have three toys from the first year of my life(I'm 67) that I plan having put in the casket with me.
Optimus Prime's death in 86 absolutely killed me. We never saw that coming, especially not 30 minutes into the movie.
O god... I remember that. Lots & lits of tears. 😢😢
@@miketobias1821 right? And we didn't get spoilers etc back then. We went in totally blind to the traumatic event.
Yeah, it's been 4 decades and this should be no.1 and the Prince of Egypt should be no.2 on this list if I would rank them.
For me what brought me to tears was the scene from the movie Coco when he sang the song “Remember Me” to his grandma.
Same 😭
Totally
Rest in peace Ed asner , and Christopher plummer ( the voices of Carl Fredrickson , and Charles f. Muntz from up 2009 )
I was sad finding out about that
@@sjmhadsock4586 yeah , it was very shocking
@@hamzamasloub798 yeah
@@sjmhadsock4586 thanks 👍
I'm so glad they included Stoick's death in "How to Train Your Dragon 2." I bawl every time
The "Fallen Rain" sequence from Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron never fails to make me cry, no matter how many times I've watched it. One of my favorite things about the movie is they let the music be the voices of the animals instead of going the Disney route and giving them voice actors. And that makes the scene where Rain is dying from a gunshot wound all the more heartbreaking to watch - even more so as Spirit is dragged away by soldiers and she's too weak to even keep her head up for long. THEN you have the whole "Sound The Bugle" sequence 😭😭😭😭
Tries to hold in the tears every time during Up’s opening. It never works…
That was my wife and I. We married in 2009. We wanted to travel to Hawaii, but everything came in the way. Same with kids, we don't have any even though we tried. She died in January 2021 at the age of 49 due to malpractice (not Covid19).
@@toddsimpson9164 My condolences
Mufasa's death wasn't just one of saddest in animated story , it's one of the saddest ever made
Killed by his own brother after saving his son sheesh Disney 😂
Fox and the hound is the saddest of all! 😢
I think Bambi's mom's death was a bit sadder because you don't see her death but hear the gun shot and then it cuts to Bambi making it home safely and saying "we made it mother!.... mother?" And then seeing him cry out for his mom only for his father the great prince to tell him "your mother can't be with you anymore"
Ahhhhhhhhh
Agreed
"UP" was my #1 choice as well, but it wasn't her death that upsets me, it was her struggle to climb the hill after her fall that brings back sad memories of my younger brother whose life was cut short due to cancer. At age 16, before being diagnosed, he was too weak to walk and struggled with crawling on the floor. He received treatment after his diagnosis and died just before his 20th birthday. I'm in tears as I'm posting this comment.😒
Sorry for your loss
@@benjaminbrown3939 Thank you, and bless you. :)
It's been nearly 30 years since his passing, but the memories stay fresh in my mind because of movies like "UP". I get sad when those memories pop up, but I feel they help by remembering the good times I had with him when he was healthy.
Your not alone. I lost my dad in 2020 after he got Covid. My big sister/birth mother was murdered in 2019. It's been a hell of a journey to get through these kind of pains after someone close to you was called home. Prayers.
We are so sorry for your loss, thank you for sharing.
I’m sorry for your loss. She will never be forgotten.
That Stitch moment is really beautiful and heartbreking, Toy Story 4 Gaby Gaby moment when he confronts Woody about how wonderful his life has been with a kid is just devastating, or the moment when Forky put his hand over hers as he realizes she longs for a kid.
This whole list is why I love animated movies so much. Smart writing, great visuals, and (usually) addictingly brilliant music give you the full emotional experience of a live action film. Combine that with great voice acting and I am completely done in!
The Onward scene where the one son sees the dad but the other doesnt get to is freaking brutal
The death of Littlefoot's mother was the first time I've learned about death and how tragic and heartbreaking it can be.
Yea same here
I watched the movie when I was five
What movie is it
@@editor7354 The Land Before Time.
Agree very sad, 🥺but the movie had a happy, wholesome and a emotional ending. I love Land Before Time, the movies are my childhood.❤️
"Baby Mine" wrecks me every time.. I don't even have to see the scene to cy..just hear the song and the tears will come!. It's sad but also sweet/beautiful.
One of the moments I feel like this list is missing is in wreck it Ralph when Ralph destroyed vanellope’s make shift racecar thinking it was the right thing to do based off king candy, it was truly heartbreaking seeing her screams and tears and her telling him he really is a monster
I was lookin' for a Iron Giant. I wasn't disappointed.
The scene from the fox and the hound where Todd is left behind had my eyes tearing up
If #12 is Optimus’ death, I’m feeling a certain sense of impending doom with the rest of this list…
When Optimus prime died in the original Transformers movie from 1986 I was so gutted it took me almost half a year to finally finish it.
I’m sorry to hear about it.
Thanks for including Kubo in this video. Such an underrated movie. Should've won the Oscar.
Baymax's sacrifice in Big Hero Six always gets me going 😢😢😢
When UP came out, I was facing a fairly traumatic period (it didn't involve anyone dying, though). I was in tears through the whole film. Not that the others weren't depressing in their own ways...
Up came out shortly before my husband passed (he was only 60 years old). The story hit close to home, a lot was pretty close to our lives. So I am with you, story brings tears to me, even just thinking of it.
The Lion King 2 - Kiara escapes the pride lands to search for Kovu, after Simba refused to hear him out.
Aladdin and the King of Thieves - Aladdin talks about his sad childhood, after having learned that his father is alive.
Lady and the Tramp 2 - Scamp realizes his mistake, after having been impounded, in a dramatic “Always there” song.
Mulan - Shang and the soldiers head to the village next to the general’s camp, only to find both completely burnt down.
I agree with all of them. Especially the 1st one
I feel like Manny's backstory from the first Ice Age movie should've gotten an honorable mention. Seeing the cave paintings remind him of losing his mate and his child almost never fails to make me cry.
Mufasa's death had me crying so hard as a kid. Screw you, Scar!
He’s responsible for his brother’s death
@@nicosy282 at least Scar got his comupings in the end
@@nicosy282 no shit
That moment should have been number one!
If you didn’t shed a tear for at least one of these scenes than you’re not human.
No matter how old I turn, movie ‘Up’ remains as special one
Yep
My favorite movie "The Prince Of Egypt" that I always felt sad of seeing Moses and Rameses became enemies for their own destinies at the same they really care for each other as brother.
Told myself that Up better be #1. That one got me in the feels...
we had to watch it in class for some project and during the seen were Ellie dies everyone started crying, even the teacher.
That Bing Bong joint still gets me in the feels... sniffle'
The final scene in Watership Down got me in tears. Maybe it's just me as a bunny lover :-)
I was also wondering why Watership down was not on this list.
Watership Down, AND When the Wind Blows
while most of these film moments get a tear or 2 out of me, none of them hit me like The Fox and The Hound. I recently watched it again and my 30 year old self was straight up ugly crying
I thought Ace's story from DC League of super pets will be into the list, I almost cried
Oh yes definitely, it’s an amazing movie
Thomas Newman's score in Finding Nemo by itself tugged at the heartstrings.
Few honorable mentions:
SpongeBob and Patrick death (the SpongeBob SquarePants movie)
Silver comforts Jim (treasure planet)
Oogway ascends (kung fu panda)
Ame leaves (wolf children)
Shouko and shoya fight (a silent voice)
Seita is too late to save setsuko (grave of the fireflies)
Ash turns into stone (Pokemon: the first movie)
Charlotte' s death really hit me hard as a kid. This little spider did all she could do to save Wilburs life. And finally the farmer and his family speard the pigs life and he was going to life to a ripe old age. She was a true friend to the very end. It's not offen when someone comes along who is a good and a good writer. Charlotte was both. 🐷🕷😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Order 66 in Ahsoka’s point of view in season 7 of Clone Wars really wrecked me. 😭😭😭
I never expected at the beginning of Up that it was going to be a sequence of Carl & Ellie. Just watching it as a kid was pretty sad but when I got older realizing just how captivating older marriages can be and a tear jerker. Pixar really surprised us on this.
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#1 Gromit from Wallace and Gromit!
This probably don’t make sense to many but some people do have core memories and they are awesome u hold to them like they are one of the most important thing in ur life and that’s just it that life happens and those awesome happy core memories they become ur sad core memories and when u try to remember them as happy memories they just aren’t happy but sad cause u know for a fact things won’t be the same way
Ellie and Carl. To find this kind of love is like a miracle
Coral’s death along with Littlefoot’s Mother’s and Mufasa’s is what gets me sad with my heart broken.
Barracuda attack was the scariest scene in Finding Nemo on my opinion.
I thought Toy Story 3 had a very satisfying ending. Most of us don't have our childhood toys and that was a pretty benign story about how the separation came about. Some of us just had them thrown in the trash 😂
You got this absolutely right. Up as the #1 choice is perfect. Great movie.
The scene in WolfWalkers where Mebh tries to comfort her mom when she is shot always brings me in tears
HTTYD2 left me forever scarred and my heart irreparably damaged.
The taking of the horse away to the glue factory in Animal Farm (1954) really got to me as a kid.
Toy Story 3 gets me because It will be me leaving everyone I know behind once I become an adult 😔
Well at least in the Iron Giant he’s still alive at the end unlike the majority of these on the list.
One of my all time fav movies growing up.
Top 3 (In my opinion):
1. Mufasa's death
2. So Long Partner
3. Bambi's mother gets shot
The way I see these heartbreaking moments is through young lives. Mufasa's death and the ending of Toy Story 3 scene are pretty close, but Mufasa's death took top spot because of how dramatic and heavy this scene is, including the dark humor that lead to his death.
Props to Cobra Bubbles in playing a HUGE role in Lilo keeping Stitch and maintaining the iconic duo bond between the two
What makes bing bongs death so sad is the meaning behind it, it was basically a moment of riley forever losing a part of her childhood innocence with bing bong fading away, many of us had that very same childish wonder of the way things are and yet we all have forgotten it sooner or later
Jeezo I never knew that I could be so teerful watching cartoons...amazing
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Season 6 Episode 14 "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry"
Phoebe: Oh y’know what’s sadder than this? Bambi. I cried for three days with that movie. No wait two! Because on the third day my mother killed herself so I was partly crying for that.
Chandler: Well see now that I can see crying over, but Bambi is a cartoon!
Joey: You didn’t cry when Bambi’s mother died?
Chandler: Yes it was very sad when the guy stopped drawing the deer!
“Up” was very sad.
358: Yeah, Tadashi’s death was sad but his video got me teary eyed but still sweet
I disagree with #19. I'm going with Charlotte's death scene itself. That is, by far, even sadder than the departure of most of her children. At least three of her children stayed. Charlotte stays gone. 😭
As sad as Stoick's death scene is, I cry even harder when Hiccup and Toothless say goodbye in the final movie.
I would agree
I agree but it was heartwarming to see them reunite
Number 3: When this movie came out in '94, I was in the US Navy, stationed at Norfolk. I was second-generation military, and an Army officer I knew from back before I enlisted, was in the area, with a civilian friend of his in tow.
I forget what else was playing at Main Gate 10, but we ended up settling on The Lion King. (Which, last I checked, the theater was still there, but the quarter century since apparently hasn't been very kind to it.)
Anyway, the scene at Number 3 on this list, is the only time I can remember hearing that old Army officer cry during a movie. ANY movie. Like, ever, before or since.
That old Army officer passed away fifteen years ago.
I still miss you, Dad.
I’m in tears mang RIP
❤️
I'm glad Kubo and the Two Strings is on this list.
I was expecting to see Iroh from Avatar The Last Airbender singing leaves of the valley while holding a kinda memorial for his late son
Sorry. This list is for movies only.
Transformers fans and 80’s kids are very Shock of the death of Optimus Prime. And it upsets everyone around the world. Even one kid locks himself in the closet for days. The developers of Transformers the Movie should of known that Optimus Prime as become a part of our pop culture.
That scene in How to train your dragon made me sooo freaking mad. Part 2 came along to give Hiccup a mom that left him to take his father that raised him and used toothless to do it!
Everyone cites Bing Bong as the saddest part of Inside Out. But as someone who experienced moving far away at a young age like Riley did, the part where she finally breaks down to her parents just kills me.
370: Ellie and Carl, the saddest Pixar moment of all time
Stoic death was the saddest moment I've ever seen.
Never forget that if it wasn’t for Hot Rod, Optimus would’ve still been alive.
Well yeah that was an idiot Move on Hot Rods part But all he's trying to do is prevent Megatron from getting the Gun but Failed.
What about Jessie’s flashback in Toy Story 2
Of course UP was #1. It still hits me heavy after all this time.
Littlefoot's mom dying has to be the saddest thing I've ever seen I mean she literally fights a T Rex twice. Then lives for several hours into the late night and cold rain to stay alive long enough to tell her son everything he needed to know on his journey to the great Valley. Nothing against Mufasa but he got ran over by rush hour wildebeest.
Well, he was also thrown onto the ground on his back from a 15-20ft drop. If that didn't kill him immediately, it probably broke his back and kept him from dodging the rush hour wildebeest.
Although, considering he is a lion, you would think he'd have been able to flip himself over. At least, a little bit.
i was 7 years old when the land before time came out and i remember crying hard in the theater when littefoot's mom died.
i cried Charlotte died, Bambi 's mom died , i cried during the Baby of Mine scene in dumbo and i cried when widow tweed left Tod at the game preserve in fox and the hound.
even though i thought she was doing the right thing .
Up and toy story was sad moments indeed
bruh that opening scene from "Up" wrecked me when i saw it in theaters!!! i did not sign up for that
369: I remember I cried so much when I was a kid. It’s not just the song, it’s the choice that Willow Tweed did
361: I love The Prince of Egypt. It’s sad that he lost his son but his tears after trying to get Moses through the water, is upsetting to watch
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In The Princess and The Frog, when Ray, the firefly dies. That's sad enough but when he finally gets to be with his beloved Evangeline, it makes me cry every time.
The assumed deaths of Baloo the bear in The Jungle Book, and Trusty the bloodhound in the Lady and the Tramp. I'm well over 60 years old, and I still tear up during these scenes.
Hazel's death in the final scene of watership down is the one that always gets me
O-Okay... who let the onion ninjas in?😭
571: I remember my mom cried her heart out when Dumbo was cradled in his mom’s trunk and when Bambi lost his mother. I was a kid at that time and it was the first time to see my mom cry towards Disney movies
If this one gets a "20 More" list, make sure to include the destruction of the Sandleford Warren in Watership Down.
I think the backstories of Manny in Ice Age and Po in Kung Fu Panda deserve honourable mentions on this list
The first part of Lightyear should at least be an honorable mention I cried my eyes out for that
I agreed I almost cried too and then I cried when old sox got stomped on.
Such a pull at the heartstrings, great list! The fire pit scene in Toy Story 3 is another that had me choked up too.
Ellie dying in Up still makes me tear up. Carl never gives up on her memory, long after she passed. Like me and my great-grandmother.
I definitely agree - Mufasa’s death, Tala’s spirit visiting Moana, and the end of Toy Story 3 all made me cry.
I also cried during the incinerator scene in Toy Story 3. I knew it wasn’t the end but I BALLED 😭😭😭 when they reached out to hold each other’s hands as they approached the incinerator.
Lastly in Coco, both the flashback scene where Hector sang Remember Me to Mama Coco when she was a little girl and when Miguel sang it to her to help her remember. Oh my HEART! 🥺😩😢😭😭😭
In my opinion the Incinerater scene makes me fill emotionally intense but I didn't cried because I knew immediately they were going to be rescued at the last by the aliens and their giant crane.
Dang....the iron giant was totally sad at the end. A freaking good movie when I was a kid
I dont think the sonlong partner is the saddest bit in toy story 3, when they all are all almost pulverised and melted down at the dump is far more powerful, in my opinion.
367: When I saw this in theaters, my heart broke in shock and when I saw it again, I heard a kid break down in tears
If I had to add more:
Spinels mental breakdown- Steven universe movie
Spinels backstory- Steven universe movie
Sully leaves boo- monsters inc
Your not my son- how to train your dragon
Baymax, destroy- big hero 6
just watching this compilation made me cry
The fox and the hound.. always makes me cry.. the land before time, something I grew up on I didn’t understand,..
Mufasa dying at the hands of Scar really hits me. He was my most favorite Lion King character. I'm glad that Scar died when the hyenas surrounded him after hearing that he was gonna betray them and they came in and mauled Scar to death
Coco should have been at least an honorable mention. When Miguel comes back from the afterlife and tries to help his great grandmother remember her father, I couldn't fight back any of the damn tears. It's not a sad moment but it's a pretty damn emotional one.
Who wouldn’t have thought that UP had THE SADDEST moment in animated film?
That was my wife and I. We married in 2009. We wanted to travel to Hawaii, but everything came in the way. Same with kids, we don't have any even though we tried. She died in January 2021 at the age of 49 due to malpractice (not Covid19).