I started watching his videos in 2013 and thought he was the most hilarious guy on the planet. At the time, I think 90 % of his existing content was still funny. The newer reviews are certainly more dry and cringey than his originals.
The death of Caroll Spinney, the voice of Big Bird (though he had retired from the role a year beforehand) brought me back here for the #10 entry. R.I.P. Caroll Spinney, 12/26/1933 - 12/8/2019.
@@jmsg_PR My Top Ten Saddest Moments in Movies (Both Live Action and Animated), TV Shows (Animated), and Celebs, is, 10. The Death of Godzilla. - Godzilla (1998). 9. The Death of Chadwick BOISEMAN. (Black Panther/T'Chala) (Black Panther - 2018). 8. The Death of Zoicite. (Sailor Moon. Anime Series (Dubbed One). 7. The Death of Alex Trebek. 6. The Death of Nephrite. (Sailor Moon, Anime Series (Dubbed One). 5. The Death of Larry King. 4. The Death of ANGEMON. (DIGIMON DIGITAL MONSTERS, Anime Series). 3. The Death of Jerry Springer. 2. The Death of Leonard Nimoy. 1. The Death of Jason David Frank.
2008: Eh you're good 2009: Eh you're good 2010: Eh you're good 2011: Eh you're good 2012: Eh you're good 2013: Eh you're good 2014: Eh you're good 2015: Eh you're good 2016: Eh you're good 2017: Eh you're good 2018: Eh you're good 2019: Eh you're good 2020: *HOOOOWWWW DAAAAAARRRREEE YOOOOOUUUUUU*
The end of Fox and the Hound when the life lesson finally sinks in that friends grow apart and there is nothing you can do about it except find new friends and remember the old ones in the best light. I can still hear the words echoing ;we'll be best friends forever;
How is that sadder? Littlefoot's mother died really early into the film. So we don't even see them form that much of a connection. Mufasa died around the middle of the film. So Simba and Mufasa actually have time to form a much bigger connection before Mufasa's death. Plus Littlefoot's mother's death doesn't even make a lot of sense. She just died from a T-Rex bite that wasn't even that big or deep. Mufasa was trampled to death, and the fact Mufasa was betrayed by his own brother makes his death that much sadder. Mufasa's death is way sadder then Littlefoot's mother.
I understand how some are annoyed that immediately after Bambi's mom's death scene, you see happy, cute birds chirping all sunny and happy. But look at it this way. While you're in a dark pit of sadness, grieving and mourning for someone close to you, outside of that sadness and pain, life continues on. You can be sad, you can cry, you can even wish to turn back the clock, but time is more powerful than you. Eventually, you have to overcome the pain of loss and rejoin the living and, well, LIVE. Like those Spring birds.
I think that's kind of the point of Bambi. It's like the first draft of The Lion King with the Circle of Life thing. Death and birth are parts of life, and now that winter is over and grief has come, it's time to stop wallowing and start living again.
Ikr! Tho tbh i think ironhide's death was one of the saddest, despite his friends now accepting their deaths around him he tries weakly to stop megatron only to be laughed at and then shot mercilessly. Basically he dies with the last thing he sees been his dead comrades and the face of his sworn enemy laughing at him
Julie Herman I might be biased, since Peter shares his birthday (July 28) with my dear, departed Mom, but I honestly don’t think anyone can match the levels of intelligence and compassion that Peter continues to infuse into the character of Optimus Prime! Actually, I take that back! I KNOW no one else can! I wrote to Peter Cullen a few years ago, expressing my belated condolences for the death of his brother, Larry H. Cullen. I told him how much his portrayal of Optimus means to me, even to the present day! He sent back an autographed 8 1/2 X 11 photo adding: Thank you, Lesley, for your kind words!” What an absolute sweetheart he is!!
@@Lesley_RedRhody aww!! God he's a sweetheart! He actually based optimus off his brother who was i believe in the war at the time, his idea was 'be strong enough to be gentle' or something like that. G1 optimus will always have a special place in the hearts of those who watched g1
Remember me... Though I have to travel far... Remember me... Each time you hear a sad guitar... I'm fairly confident those words are gonna be the Mufasa's death of my kid's childhoods
I think it's because the first "The Land Before Time" movie had a long period of time where it was hard to come by, and to an extent it still is. Out of the franchise, it's the outlier due to its tone and content and thereby is not considered suitable for children by a lot of adults. I remember watching the movie on TV when I was really young and loving it, yet by the time I was 8 or so (sometime during the early 2000's), it never or rarely aired again. Even a lot of the multi-movie packs now a days don't include it. I mean, think about it, most kids now probably never even saw it and probably only know from "The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire" to "The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Heart." Imagine their reaction if they saw the first? At this point, most parents would want to avoid explaining why everything is so different and ignore the movie as a whole. So, in short, the movie was too "grown-up" for most grown-ups, and they'd rather brush it under the rug with the other masterpieces than deal with actual issues they aren't mature enough to handle.
The Muppets got me first with "Saying Goodbye" when I watched it in 1986. Twenty-five years later, Kermit got me again, even harder, with "Pictures In My Head." Darnit, how can these meshes of velcro and fluff get my tear ducts working into overtime?
Ummm.... E.T.? The goodbye scene every time as a kid and still as an adult. John Williams’ score makes damn sure your gonna cry...every time, no matter how many times you see the film.
Tough guy: Welcome to the salty spittoon how tough are ya? Me: How tough am I?! I watched nostalgia critic's top 11 saddest Nostalgic moments... Tough guy: So? Me:...and I didn't even cry once. Tough guy: Right this way sir.
Honestly, Littlefoots mother dying always gets me, especially considering I lost my own mother when I was young. Hits me right in the feels, even more than Bambi losing his mother, since that happens off screen, while we see Littlefoots mom die.
I never cry at movies. But something about Alice in Wonderland absolutely got to me. Alice crying all alone about the fact it’s her fault she’s lost and saying that she never follows good advice, god it made me sob
Swoozy Boi myc I was going to say the same thing. However, just like Spock, the greatest Leader Character of all time was resurrected. In his case, Prime was brought back during the two part episode The Return of Optimus Prime... Only to have the G1 Series come to a close in the following three parter, Rebirth.
well since this aired back in 08 there has been many more. I know the land before time one got me when I was young. but the Hondu from Guardians vol2 teared me up , Ellie in Up was another one. and I know Marley and Me choked up people too. but I've never seen that
The “Goodbye Kitty,” “Monsters Inc. happy ending,” & Courage the Cowardly Dog episode where Courage lost his birth parents before getting adopted by Muriel all happening at the same time for me My facial expression for a whole week (3:23) Me crying my eyes out 3:35
@@thema1998 Yes, it is from the Addams family. First time I watched that movie, I recognized Doug used the exact clips. Morticia is telling these kids a 'happy' story that results in all the kids crying. The scene happens shortly after the Addams get kicked out of their house.
Number 1 is now "Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good." and "I don't wanna go" Edit: Scartch that the ending of BOTH Infinity War and Endgame are depressing
@@dr.strangebat9397 Also this might be weird but Elfen Lied is also on my list of saddest scenes. I watched the final scene of the last episode without seeing the anime or knowing what it was about and I almost dropped a tear.
@@inky5574 I really need to rewatch that anime. I can't remember the ending at all... or most of the show for that matter. All I know is I enjoyed it thoroughly
Mufasa's death more than any other Disney death by far. Though, Stoic's death in How to Train Your Dragon 2 still makes me cry so badly despite seeing it when I was 20-some
The ending of 'The Snowman' (the 1982 children's animation) 'When the Wind Blows' a whole film about nuclear holocaust fun stuff. 'Watership Down' is makes 'Bambi' look very syrupy. In fact most British kids films when I was growing up were pretty grim.
I have a huge fear of spiders. I saw this years back and at 8:33 when I saw the close up of the spider I was so scared I didn’t sleep that night. I saw it at around 2am and was up until 6 when I had to get ready for school.
"Bumpy's mom. She's...AUUUGH!!!" XD I can say I've been traumatized by that scene from The Neverending Story. So much, that I usually end up skipping/fast fowarding that dreaded scene, now even as an adult! It doesn't help that I love horses and as a kid felt genuine concern for Artax, even tho I knew it was just a movie. The way Atreyu screamed didn't help either... The lullaby scene from Dumbo was another one. There's also that scene from My Neighbor Totoro when Satsuki learns her mother's condition in the hospital gets worse. Her reaction, along with the fight she has with Mei, and the way they both cry is just painful. I'll be honest, Bambi's mom's death was so sudden, and then followed by a cheerful scene, that it only made me go "Wait, what was that sound?!" (Too young at the moment to know the true danger the hunter posed. Gimme a break, I was only 6.)
I think Charlotte’s death in the 2006 live-action version is more sadder than the 1973 animated version. Like the filmmmakers take it to a whole another level. They make Charlotte look more close to death with her body looking pale and being unable to move. And they take even farther by actually showing a closeup of her face and her closing her eyes for the last time. They do not hold back in that version. You see her actually die than just her body disappearing behind a beam like the original version.
And they take it a step further by showing her webs start to wane and drift apart. You saw the “Humble” web just blowing in the breeze after literally showing her dying. And to make it even more depressing, Wilber had to return to the barn and see what’s left of Charlotte’s “Radiant” web.
But wasn't he alive in that version? In the book, Sara's father died in no doubt. I remember hearing in the movie, he was confused with a soldier who was in his regiment in WWI, but in the book, he wasn't in the war and he died of jungle fever with the added stress of business woes (the ones that caused him to leave Sara with no money).
“You always have that one movie you have cried at” Me: yeah last night I broke down in tears because of Bohemian Rhapsody and I didn’t recover for an hour
1. Memorial of Chuckie's Mom - Rugrats 2. Remembrance of Courage's Past - Courage the Cowardly Dog 3. Jessie the Cowgirl's Past - Toy Story 2 4. Death of Littlefoot's Mother - The Land Before Time 5. The Iron Giant's Sacrifice - The Iron Giant 6. Once Upon A Forest 7. Ending of Selena - Selena 8. Mr. Hooper's Death - Sesame Street 9. A Little Princess (1995) 10. Baby Mine - Dumbo 11. Mr. Hyunh's Daughter - Hey Arnold
I haven't seen any movie he's talked about except for a few and Disney movies. One of them was The Never Ending Story. At 7:23, I had Vietnam flashbacks and couldn't stop saying NO aloud until I ran out of breath. I even teared up a little. :(
I was torn up over Artax when i was a kid. I dont think ive cried so much since then....well there was Land Before Time...now, as an adult, I cant watch that movie because I just feel so alone and helpless watching it.
I was 6 when I saw Tarzan and couldn't watch it a good few years after. Shadow slipping in the ditch by the train tracks got me the first time too. My dog skip was a banned film in our home-It was watched once and hidden away, it was traumatizing for the whole family.
Saddest moment in an animated: Kung fu Panda 2 when Po flashback to.losing his.mother and finds his adopted Dad...and all the stuff of the first movie....
When I was three, my mom took me to a matinee showing of Return of the Jedi. Darth Vader’s redemption and death made my cry my eyes out. I’ve seen that movie at least a dozen times now, but that scene still gets me.
Nostalgia Critic should have added Lassie going over the waterfall from the 1994 Lassie movie as a saddest nostalgic moment! And he could have finished it with Tom Guiry screaming "LASSIE!!!" as Lassie goes over the waterfall and Nostalgia Critic crying while saying "YOU'RE KILLING ME, SMALLS!!!" and then going to the next saddest nostalgic moment with the kids crying transition!
I remember when Doug said that not putting up Optimus prime’s death on this list would haunt him until the day he died. I’ll bet he wishes that that was the worst thing he ever did.
To be somewhat fair to that T-rex The Land Before Time starts off in a barren region after a massive quake, which made food fairly scarce. That T-rex wasn't evil, he/she was freakin hungry.
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What do you think are some of the saddest movie moments?
*This is a re-upload due to a copyright claim.*
The brachiosaurus death scene from jurrassic world fallen kingdom
Lets just take a moment
The animal control scene in Babe: pig in the city. That one always gets to me.
Why you have us suffer
The Swamp Of Sadness Killed Me.
That moment when Nostalgia Critic is considered nostalgic.
2007 nostalgia critic was a much more simpler time
Hell 2010- and 2012 era could be the last great time
Back when he wasn’t embarrassing himself
I started watching his videos in 2013 and thought he was the most hilarious guy on the planet. At the time, I think 90 % of his existing content was still funny.
The newer reviews are certainly more dry and cringey than his originals.
The death of Caroll Spinney, the voice of Big Bird (though he had retired from the role a year beforehand) brought me back here for the #10 entry.
R.I.P. Caroll Spinney, 12/26/1933 - 12/8/2019.
Wow…
@@jmsg_PR My Top Ten Saddest Moments in Movies (Both Live Action and Animated), TV Shows (Animated), and Celebs, is,
10. The Death of Godzilla. - Godzilla (1998).
9. The Death of Chadwick BOISEMAN. (Black Panther/T'Chala) (Black Panther - 2018).
8. The Death of Zoicite. (Sailor Moon. Anime Series (Dubbed One).
7. The Death of Alex Trebek.
6. The Death of Nephrite. (Sailor Moon, Anime Series (Dubbed One).
5. The Death of Larry King.
4. The Death of ANGEMON. (DIGIMON DIGITAL MONSTERS, Anime Series).
3. The Death of Jerry Springer.
2. The Death of Leonard Nimoy.
1. The Death of Jason David Frank.
Little foot chasing the cloud that was shaped as his mother.....it hit me hard as kid
That and the scene earlier when he mistakes his shadow cast on the side of a cliff for his mother.
Oh my gosh, Spock’s death is even more sad when you remember Leonard Nimoy is actually... gone. 😭
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But doesn’t that mean he’ll return? He’ll return... right? 😢
Live long... And prosper.
10 years later and you got a copyright strike.
Yes TH-cam sucks
2008: Eh you're good
2009: Eh you're good
2010: Eh you're good
2011: Eh you're good
2012: Eh you're good
2013: Eh you're good
2014: Eh you're good
2015: Eh you're good
2016: Eh you're good
2017: Eh you're good
2018: Eh you're good
2019: Eh you're good
2020: *HOOOOWWWW DAAAAAARRRREEE YOOOOOUUUUUU*
They Literally left out that key joke before mentioning the spring song joke used for other Disney films in the copyright reupload as well.
The first movie that ever made me cry was Monsters Inc.
Sully: "Goodbye Boo..."
Boo: "Kitty..."
Sully: "Kitty has to go now..."
To be followed by happy tears at:
"Boo...?"
"Kitty!"
(biggest smile ever)
The movie I remember making me cry Is prusuit of happiness
The end of Fox and the Hound when the life lesson finally sinks in that friends grow apart and there is nothing you can do about it except find new friends and remember the old ones in the best light. I can still hear the words echoing ;we'll be best friends forever;
I personally always thought Littlefoot's mom's death was way sadder than Mufasa's death
Agreed. Not to take away from Mufasa's though
it gets sadder when you realize that the voice for Ducky died
Yeeeup! :(
What!
How is that sadder? Littlefoot's mother died really early into the film. So we don't even see them form that much of a connection. Mufasa died around the middle of the film. So Simba and Mufasa actually have time to form a much bigger connection before Mufasa's death. Plus Littlefoot's mother's death doesn't even make a lot of sense. She just died from a T-Rex bite that wasn't even that big or deep. Mufasa was trampled to death, and the fact Mufasa was betrayed by his own brother makes his death that much sadder. Mufasa's death is way sadder then Littlefoot's mother.
I understand how some are annoyed that immediately after Bambi's mom's death scene, you see happy, cute birds chirping all sunny and happy. But look at it this way. While you're in a dark pit of sadness, grieving and mourning for someone close to you, outside of that sadness and pain, life continues on. You can be sad, you can cry, you can even wish to turn back the clock, but time is more powerful than you. Eventually, you have to overcome the pain of loss and rejoin the living and, well, LIVE. Like those Spring birds.
Well, said, viewer. Walt Disney said, "for every laugh, there should be a tear"
I think that's kind of the point of Bambi. It's like the first draft of The Lion King with the Circle of Life thing. Death and birth are parts of life, and now that winter is over and grief has come, it's time to stop wallowing and start living again.
Well, it did give birth to a popular meme, where the bird scene plays after EVERY death scene.
When the teletubies died to save Jimmy neutron in infinity war. That had me crying...
And where exactly did you hear this nonsense?
Reddit
Apparently you people in the replies don't understand humor
And the saddest part
He didn't put the death of optimus prime on the list, which he regretted.
Ikr! Tho tbh i think ironhide's death was one of the saddest, despite his friends now accepting their deaths around him he tries weakly to stop megatron only to be laughed at and then shot mercilessly. Basically he dies with the last thing he sees been his dead comrades and the face of his sworn enemy laughing at him
Julie Herman “Such heroic nonsense!” Made sadder by the fact that both Optimus Prime and Ironhide were voiced by the Legendary Peter Cullen.
@@Lesley_RedRhody it's a shame no one can recreate his g1 voice either, i really liked it tbh
Julie Herman I might be biased, since Peter shares his birthday (July 28) with my dear, departed Mom, but I honestly don’t think anyone can match the levels of intelligence and compassion that Peter continues to infuse into the character of Optimus Prime!
Actually, I take that back! I KNOW no one else can! I wrote to Peter Cullen a few years ago, expressing my belated condolences for the death of his brother, Larry H. Cullen. I told him how much his portrayal of Optimus means to me, even to the present day! He sent back an autographed 8 1/2 X 11 photo adding:
Thank you, Lesley, for your kind words!”
What an absolute sweetheart he is!!
@@Lesley_RedRhody aww!! God he's a sweetheart! He actually based optimus off his brother who was i believe in the war at the time, his idea was 'be strong enough to be gentle' or something like that. G1 optimus will always have a special place in the hearts of those who watched g1
Remember me...
Though I have to travel far...
Remember me...
Each time you hear a sad guitar...
I'm fairly confident those words are gonna be the Mufasa's death of my kid's childhoods
Boy I love that song 😍
Iron Giant. 'Nuff said.
This guy gets it.
............ Superman
god damnit my heart
Duck Dodger's reenactment of the scene ruined it for me
Goofy movie, whole car down river scene still breaks my heart.
Snoopy hugging Charlie Brown before going away gets me EVERY TIME.
There's no other moment in movie history that made me cry than when Sully says goodbye to Boo in Monsters Inc
The scene from Wreck It Ralph where Ralph smashes Vanellope's kart to protect her. Just... THAT SCENE 😭😭😭
It's more of a Pixar film then a Disney film, cause it still makes you cry.
@@ElijahRichards25 ?????
Wreck It Ralph isn't Pixar!
@@eeveestar6826 I know, just saying it feels like a Pixar movie.
That scene was quite forced so I'm more frustated than sad about that scene.
Same company for last 10 years
I remember crying my eyes out in the iron giant when Vin Diesel sacrificed himself. WHERE'S THE GIANT, CRITIC!?!?!?!?!?!
not gonna cry not gonna cry (land before time scene plays) Damn it!
The Land Before Time is an overlooked masterpiece. I'm not sure why more people don't talk about it.
Agreed, I know it's been hailed as a nostalgic classic and all. But it definitely deserves more discussion and attention.
I think it's because the first "The Land Before Time" movie had a long period of time where it was hard to come by, and to an extent it still is. Out of the franchise, it's the outlier due to its tone and content and thereby is not considered suitable for children by a lot of adults. I remember watching the movie on TV when I was really young and loving it, yet by the time I was 8 or so (sometime during the early 2000's), it never or rarely aired again. Even a lot of the multi-movie packs now a days don't include it. I mean, think about it, most kids now probably never even saw it and probably only know from "The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire" to "The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Heart." Imagine their reaction if they saw the first? At this point, most parents would want to avoid explaining why everything is so different and ignore the movie as a whole.
So, in short, the movie was too "grown-up" for most grown-ups, and they'd rather brush it under the rug with the other masterpieces than deal with actual issues they aren't mature enough to handle.
The 50 sequels milking it dry ruined it :'(
The Sequels
And Brave little Toaster!
I ain't gonna cry!! I CAN DO THIS!!!
*Littlefoot says goodbye to his Mom*
Nope! Hits too close to home, I'm out!!
These are extremely depressing but it will never compare to Futurama and fry’s dog. If I reminded you of that episode I’m sorry.
Damn you.
The Muppets got me first with "Saying Goodbye" when I watched it in 1986. Twenty-five years later, Kermit got me again, even harder, with "Pictures In My Head." Darnit, how can these meshes of velcro and fluff get my tear ducts working into overtime?
I cried in Land Before Time and Inside Out
Nnamdi Nzeduru your profile picture makes this so much better
Aw, man! Inside Out! It was so sad!!
And the sequel?! I hope it’s not Cars 3 bad!
I’m kinda glad about the re-uploads. Because it enables me to watch those videos of yours that I missed or didn’t know about.
Ummm.... E.T.? The goodbye scene every time as a kid and still as an adult. John Williams’ score makes damn sure your gonna cry...every time, no matter how many times you see the film.
Toy Story 2.. jessie song?
Came out after he did this, but I think his number 1 still counts for any and future films
@@sewthernbelle wtf? toy story 2 came out in 1999, NC isn't that old
AK U - Bali dengan segala keindahan nya Thank you! That song reduces me to an infant every time I dare myself to listen to it
That scene fucked 5 year old me up for a long time.
I think you can lump Pixar in there, so TS, Up, Inside Out, etc.
Tough guy: Welcome to the salty spittoon how tough are ya?
Me: How tough am I?! I watched nostalgia critic's top 11 saddest Nostalgic moments...
Tough guy: So?
Me:...and I didn't even cry once.
Tough guy: Right this way sir.
I see what you did there
I went to bed at 10 instead of 7
The Death of Littlefoot's Mom, Snoopy's Goodbye, and The Death of Charlotte is by far the Saddest Moments ever... Plus the beginning of UP...
This video had me crying, then laughing, then crying again.
Honestly, Littlefoots mother dying always gets me, especially considering I lost my own mother when I was young. Hits me right in the feels, even more than Bambi losing his mother, since that happens off screen, while we see Littlefoots mom die.
I never cry at movies. But something about Alice in Wonderland absolutely got to me. Alice crying all alone about the fact it’s her fault she’s lost and saying that she never follows good advice, god it made me sob
You can tell that the voice of the character Catherine Beaumont it’s really putting her all into it
The death of Littfoot's mother was the moment that hit me the most. I still get chocked up as an adult watching that movie.
Great list! All that's missing is the flower from Brave Little Toaster
BUGGS BUNNY MADE ME CRYYYYYYYYHYHYHYHyyy (sob)
In all honesty this list made me bawl my face off the first time I watched it.
Holy cheetos. i loved this video.
Is this video had something to do with Cheetos?
Nc voicing over the horse was comedy gold lmao
Totally, I know I shouldn’t be laughing at this sad scene but that voiceover kills me every time 😂
The horse from the Never Ending Story was an ancestor of Bojack Horseman. The original depressed horse!
lol
I came here just to say that.
Another...............
Copy....................
Right....................
CLAIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saddest moment... Optimus Prime dying.
same
Watch top 11 nostalgia critic fuck ups he addresses his lack of Optimus prime in this list
Swoozy Boi myc I was going to say the same thing. However, just like Spock, the greatest Leader Character of all time was resurrected. In his case, Prime was brought back during the two part episode The Return of Optimus Prime... Only to have the G1 Series come to a close in the following three parter, Rebirth.
When he turns grey wahahahahahahaha lol
I cried my eyes out when I saw that at 5. . . . . . My boy just turned 4. . . . . just saying.
well since this aired back in 08 there has been many more. I know the land before time one got me when I was young. but the Hondu from Guardians vol2 teared me up , Ellie in Up was another one. and I know Marley and Me choked up people too. but I've never seen that
TH-cam really need's to stop Copyrighting NC's video's
“Thatguywithglasses”
We need that Watermark Back!
I’ve seen family tear up at the Return of the King ending, especially Frodo saying goodbye the awesome “my friends, you vow to no one” line.
The “Goodbye Kitty,” “Monsters Inc. happy ending,” & Courage the Cowardly Dog episode where Courage lost his birth parents before getting adopted by Muriel all happening at the same time for me
My facial expression for a whole week (3:23)
Me crying my eyes out 3:35
That scene from Courage makes me sad too, IDK why I wasn’t crying as a kid when I first saw it but now as an adult I feel like wanting to cry.
The children crying are from the Adam’s Family.
I thought I was kindergarten cop..
Moondoria Pretty sure it's Kindergarten Cop.
@@thema1998 It is from The Addams Family.
@@NeoConnor1 Is it? I just can't get a definitive answer. I deleted my comment since I didn't want to edit it again.
@@thema1998 Yes, it is from the Addams family. First time I watched that movie, I recognized Doug used the exact clips. Morticia is telling these kids a 'happy' story that results in all the kids crying. The scene happens shortly after the Addams get kicked out of their house.
Saddest moments of NC? When Channel Awesome has to keep reuploading their videos due to unfair copyright claims.
Number 1 is now "Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good." and "I don't wanna go"
Edit: Scartch that the ending of BOTH Infinity War and Endgame are depressing
Couldn't agreed more. The most saddest death scene, and meme of 2018.
@@dr.strangebat9397 Also this might be weird but Elfen Lied is also on my list of saddest scenes. I watched the final scene of the last episode without seeing the anime or knowing what it was about and I almost dropped a tear.
@@inky5574, Oh my......and thank gosh I know that show because I saw the episode of Death Battle with Carnage vs. Lucy.
Yes!
@@inky5574 I really need to rewatch that anime. I can't remember the ending at all... or most of the show for that matter. All I know is I enjoyed it thoroughly
"He thinks he found his family's house---- Jeeeezus!"
Jessie’s song and flashback from Toy Story 2 is the saddest moment in film history.
Come fight me!
Mufasa's death more than any other Disney death by far. Though, Stoic's death in How to Train Your Dragon 2 still makes me cry so badly despite seeing it when I was 20-some
Simba breaks my heart when he hopes his daddy is alive!
"Dad, we have to go home!"
Me: 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
When Nostalgia Critic becomes nostalgic 💖
The ending of 'The Snowman' (the 1982 children's animation) 'When the Wind Blows' a whole film about nuclear holocaust fun stuff. 'Watership Down' is makes 'Bambi' look very syrupy. In fact most British kids films when I was growing up were pretty grim.
Spongebob and Patrick drying up gets me EVERY. TIME.
One word. Logan.
Man that was really sad. Just tragic...
Which part? Mine was about half way through with Prof X.
Please! Infinity War and Endgame have the saddest parts in it! Logan doesn’t feel like a Marvel movie! Where was Stan Lee?
2:53 The Apatosaur scene from Jurassic World is a sure Shout-Out to this.
It's was pretty sad but the Brachiosaurus death in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was worse.
I have a huge fear of spiders. I saw this years back and at 8:33 when I saw the close up of the spider I was so scared I didn’t sleep that night. I saw it at around 2am and was up until 6 when I had to get ready for school.
Question, Why was E.T.‘s death scene along with E.T.’s goodbye scene not put on this list?!?!?!
The saddest moment was from my nostalgia was from The Rugrats Movie when Tommy was forgotten since Dill was the new baby
2:31
This is the show that talked about death and divorce. Was it really that unexpected
And then Pixar came along and one upped everything on this list with the infamous sequence from Up...
Man I remember this top eleven list, it was one of the first nostalgia critic videos I ever watched
"Bumpy's mom. She's...AUUUGH!!!" XD
I can say I've been traumatized by that scene from The Neverending Story. So much, that I usually end up skipping/fast fowarding that dreaded scene, now even as an adult! It doesn't help that I love horses and as a kid felt genuine concern for Artax, even tho I knew it was just a movie. The way Atreyu screamed didn't help either...
The lullaby scene from Dumbo was another one. There's also that scene from My Neighbor Totoro when Satsuki learns her mother's condition in the hospital gets worse. Her reaction, along with the fight she has with Mei, and the way they both cry is just painful.
I'll be honest, Bambi's mom's death was so sudden, and then followed by a cheerful scene, that it only made me go "Wait, what was that sound?!" (Too young at the moment to know the true danger the hunter posed. Gimme a break, I was only 6.)
It's Bumbie's mom, actually. That's literally the name of the segment.
Chuck Jones, while a master of comedic animation, did have a knack for making us feel for the characters.
"For crying out loud."
Good one, Doug.
I’m so nostalgic for this video, it’s making me cry.
TheChemist your nostalgic for a nostagia critic video talking about his nostalgic movies? Thats nostagiaception .
Number 9 has me with a tear falling down my left eye.........i love those childhood classics..............
10:52 I don’t know why, but that “rock on man 🖖” from critic was always so earnest. It just felt like his way of saying “respect.”
I think Charlotte’s death in the 2006 live-action version is more sadder than the 1973 animated version. Like the filmmmakers take it to a whole another level. They make Charlotte look more close to death with her body looking pale and being unable to move. And they take even farther by actually showing a closeup of her face and her closing her eyes for the last time. They do not hold back in that version. You see her actually die than just her body disappearing behind a beam like the original version.
And they take it a step further by showing her webs start to wane and drift apart. You saw the “Humble” web just blowing in the breeze after literally showing her dying. And to make it even more depressing, Wilber had to return to the barn and see what’s left of Charlotte’s “Radiant” web.
I mean Sesame Street talked about Mr Hooper’s death as if it was a funeral not a Sesame Street episode.
The ending scene to the little princess (90s version) when Sarah is calling for her papa 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
But wasn't he alive in that version? In the book, Sara's father died in no doubt. I remember hearing in the movie, he was confused with a soldier who was in his regiment in WWI, but in the book, he wasn't in the war and he died of jungle fever with the added stress of business woes (the ones that caused him to leave Sara with no money).
Land before time was the very first movie I cried watching as a kid. Shit was heartbreaking.
“You always have that one movie you have cried at”
Me: yeah last night I broke down in tears because of Bohemian Rhapsody and I didn’t recover for an hour
My Girl...i definitely watched and cried to this movie one time before going to school
The snoopy one always gets me teary eyed
The My Girl one always got me when I was younger. To the point I have the DVD as an adult and have yet to watch it cause all I think of is that scene.
where are his glasses? he can't see without his glasses
@@joacoquezada7304 put his glasses on! Put on his glasses!
Terminator secrifice in T2: judgment day, Thumbs up gets me every time :'-(
1. Memorial of Chuckie's Mom - Rugrats
2. Remembrance of Courage's Past - Courage the Cowardly Dog
3. Jessie the Cowgirl's Past - Toy Story 2
4. Death of Littlefoot's Mother - The Land Before Time
5. The Iron Giant's Sacrifice - The Iron Giant
6. Once Upon A Forest
7. Ending of Selena - Selena
8. Mr. Hooper's Death - Sesame Street
9. A Little Princess (1995)
10. Baby Mine - Dumbo
11. Mr. Hyunh's Daughter - Hey Arnold
Thought you were gonna miss Mr Hyunghs daughter, at least it was happy tears
I haven't seen any movie he's talked about except for a few and Disney movies. One of them was The Never Ending Story. At 7:23, I had Vietnam flashbacks and couldn't stop saying NO aloud until I ran out of breath. I even teared up a little. :(
I was torn up over Artax when i was a kid. I dont think ive cried so much since then....well there was Land Before Time...now, as an adult, I cant watch that movie because I just feel so alone and helpless watching it.
The only movie I ever cried at was old yeller
Yondu's death in Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2 and the episode of SpongeBob where Gary went missing
Man mufasa gets me everysingle time
Bugs Bunny made me cry is one of my favorite moments of the nostalgia critic
Honestly, the only work of fiction that managed to make me cry was Clannad After Story.
TheDarkM watch your lie in April or anohana, they will get you good, but they are great in my opinion.
Code Geass. The end is just....Damn.
Watched them. I didn't really like them.
Every moment right in the feels
Never thought a looney tunes short can make me feel sad. I mean for a series of animated shorts that usually make me laugh , that's an acomplishment.
1:15 even that "just one person" Song after Jim Henson's death
This is pretty funny because earlier today I watched Snoopy Come Home and surprisingly I was close to crying and I am 23!
I was 6 when I saw Tarzan and couldn't watch it a good few years after. Shadow slipping in the ditch by the train tracks got me the first time too.
My dog skip was a banned film in our home-It was watched once and hidden away, it was traumatizing for the whole family.
I remember crying in the theater during An American Tail. I think it made me appreciate my Mom more and made me behave like less of an asshole.
4:54 XD Exactly. Don Bluth have the power of sadness =P
That 1top 1 XD
Saddest moment in an animated: Kung fu Panda 2 when Po flashback to.losing his.mother and finds his adopted Dad...and all the stuff of the first movie....
ThaOddGurl that was pretty heavy, even though I was older...
A movie that never failed to make me cry was the ending of homeward bound
When I was three, my mom took me to a matinee showing of Return of the Jedi. Darth Vader’s redemption and death made my cry my eyes out. I’ve seen that movie at least a dozen times now, but that scene still gets me.
Nostalgia Critic should have added Lassie going over the waterfall from the 1994 Lassie movie as a saddest nostalgic moment! And he could have finished it with Tom Guiry screaming "LASSIE!!!" as Lassie goes over the waterfall and Nostalgia Critic crying while saying "YOU'RE KILLING ME, SMALLS!!!" and then going to the next saddest nostalgic moment with the kids crying transition!
It's not a movie, but that musical number from the "Welcome to The Chum Bucket" episode of SpongeBob always choked me up.
I remember when Doug said that not putting up Optimus prime’s death on this list would haunt him until the day he died. I’ll bet he wishes that that was the worst thing he ever did.
Is it a bad thing that I was laughing all the way through this video?
Also 10:15 reminds me of a certain scene for full metal alchemist brotherhood
4:50 You should have had a picture of Don Bluth with the death stare!
To be somewhat fair to that T-rex The Land Before Time starts off in a barren region after a massive quake, which made food fairly scarce. That T-rex wasn't evil, he/she was freakin hungry.