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Artex from The Neverending Story was a tough one, especially since I was a kid at the time. Caine from Menace II Society hit me in the feels too. Ricky from Boyz N The Hood. Oh my god, Dejaaaaaaaa!!! Deja (Tyra Banks) in Higher Learning…. I can’t even watch that, that’s PRIME Tyra right there, I don’t need to see her all shot up, haha. Oh, and Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan, that was a brutal turn in that story, you wanted him to get home as much as Private Ryan himself.
Actually, forget all of that….. Mr. Hooper from Sesame Street was just how I learned about the concept of death and it’s finality when I was maybe 3 or 4 years old. That really shook me up, because the actor had actually died, and you can even see the other actors getting choked up at times when they’re going through the scene of explaining it all to Big Bird. And at that age, I don’t even think I realized I was watching actors, haha, I was just watching other people live, who lived in a neighborhood of Muppets and shit, lmao. But yeah, I was thoroughly shaken up by this episode.
Liz Forbes from The Vampire Diaries and Fred Andrews from Riverdale. The second one is much worse because the actor who plays the character also died, making the grief scenes in the show even much sadder.
Black widow 😀…………….. And benji……I cried a week straight because of that movie. Don’t watch it if you’re not ready to be completely heartbroken for 2 weeks.
The top three deaths that affected me most were Ragnar from Vikings, the Gladiator, and John Coffey from The Green Mile. The Green Mile was the first movie death to make me cry. I rarely ever shed tears due to movie or literary characters. But these three were the ones that did that.
I can't remember their names anymore, but the Asian guy and the red haired guy from the Walking Dead show. When they got killed it ruined the show for me even more than it already was so I quit watching it.
Heath Ledger's death really affected me. He was making a Batman movie playing the Joker. Playing the Joker affected him mentally in a d way. On top of that, he came down with the flu. I don't think he ever recovered. Sad!
Also the death of Andy Gibb is something I will be sorry about forever. He was so good looking and such a talented singer. His TV show was on every week when he died.
Probably Fredo in Godfather 2. Yeah he was a buffoon and a general fuck up, and he did sell out his brother. But he then begged his own brother for a second chance. Michael had him killed anyway. Michael spent nearly two films talking about how much he loved his older brother, and then he had him killed just like that. When I first saw this I couldn't believe it. How in the fuck do you kill your own brother? Brilliant movie, but with a very dark ending.
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Lion long because in real life not Disney my dad went through it …
This is an old one. But Buffy's mom on Buffy the Vampire slayer. They perfectly captured how you feel when a loved one dies. The writing and acting was superb.
It's hard for me to remember any which devastated me, but I'm sure there were a few. Probably mostly when I was younger since I was more impressionable. So maybe something like the girl from Bridge to Terabithia.
