What tv/movie death destroyed you?

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SereneScribe3 · Accepted Answer

There are several big ones but the ones that hit me the hardest and brought me to years were Neil's suicide in the movie the Dead Poets society (I could truly empathize with his feelings of despair, isolation and pain. It's heartbreaking to think of how many people never get to fulfill their personal dreams, due to lack of support, pressure from their family, or external factors). Also, Guido's death in the movie, La Vita E Bella/or Life is beautiful (the moment where he's being led away by the Nazi death squad and still manages to put a smile, winks and acts as if this is all part of a game, as he's being marched past the corner, where his son Josue is hiding, so that he doesn't realize what's happening.

Dumbledore's death in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince too (especially in the book series, cause the movies watered down lots of important stuff) too. Actually when I was reading that scene, I was in a particularly rough life moment, with a variety of hard emotional things going on. As the timing worked out, I was on a plane by myself, in a middle seat between two older ladies. Trapped between two complete strangers, who had no idea why I was upset, I had an absolutely meltdown, as I reached the part. They must have thought I was nuts. Mr Hooper's death on Sesame Street, as well

Rei13 · Accepted Answer

The Lovely Bones. That one made my stomach drop and I felt sick over it. That death/trauma was heartbreaking

Never watched it happen but Glenn from Walking Dead. I was a season or so behind everyone else when I first started watching it and people in my personal life kept spoiling major plot points of the seasons I was watching to the point I’d stop watching the show for awhile and then try to go back later. (Wasn’t even online, just family/friends that couldn’t stop themselves 😭) When that one was spoiled I never bothered watching anything else from the show since he was one of the only characters I really liked

Static_In_The_Attic · Accepted Answer

The WIZARD OF OZ to some was a wonderful film & to others it was a NIGHTMARE.

Everything was lollipops & candy drops & I was young & what they call a Rated G film was really Rated R. First there was a KILLER TORNADO & after that DEATH & THEFT followed due to Dorothy’s house landing & killing an innocent individual & to top it off Dorothy stole a pair of shoes. As for the Wicked Witch Of The West if you ask me she wasn’t so wicked at all & in fact she was a wonderful woman seeking justice for her sister & she ends up getting murdered by the one individual that I hated in the film the most. Fuck You Dorothy & your red devil shoes.

In addition there was some real pervert shit going on in the movie as well. An underage girl skipping around with three dudes on a yellow brick road off to see the Wizard.

The haunted forest was nothing compared to the illegal narcotics in the poppy field & now I wonder why they all fell asleep.

That movie still destroys me to this day.

Nik1hil · Accepted Answer

Death of, Augustus Waters killed me, I remember getting Tears..

Because whole movie she is Worried about hurting people around her by her death, that She Forgets she is Alive and sudden Flip in the story, as Augustus Dies. And death of Augustus makes her Feel the pain, and gives her the Proof that she is Alive..

Last Letter of Augustus says the point of the incomplete Book of An Imperial Affliction was - "You don't get to choose if you get hurt in this World.. but you do have some say in who hurts you!" , that Means Hazel needs to stop worrying about her parents, because her parents have chosen her as their daughter and they Daily Choose to be hurt by her, and choose to live with pain of their daughter dying by cancer..

There was so much Meaning in so short ending of movies I loved it, and I cried and it was probably the Last Teen romance movie that I truly enjoyed..

Genie23 · Answer

Death of Snape, Dobby, Fred and Sirius in Harry Potter series. Death of Tony Stark in Harry Potter. Death of Hooch in Turner & Hooch movie

rachel776 · Answer

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Purpleronnie · Answer

All the deaths in water ship down , I seen the film as a child before BBFC reclassification not that this would have ‘bothered’ my parents , they naively didn’t see the slaughter of fluffy bunnies as in any way harmful to me … oh how wrong they were… not that my parents were alone in that belief.. I’m sure many unwittingly traumatized their kids

The Simon & Garfunkel song “bright eyes” still triggers me to this day

ChiTown33 · Answer

Ironman in Endgame. But in a good way. It was a beautiful death. It's like the Stark Family men are fated to die in defense of others. Howard Stark in defense of his country and Tony Stark in defense of Humanity. And what's more The foreshadowing that led up to it when Tony figures out time travel but is not sure he wanted to do it because He had Pepper, he had his daughter and he was happy. But such is the burden that falls upon a hero and make no mistake for all his quips, flashiness, and money, Tony Stark is a hero. He's driven by what he sees as his duty above it all. And that self sacrifice makes him a hero.

Kelley1 · Answer

For me, "Joan of Arc" was the most painful, but a close second was "Sir Thomas More" from the 1966 film, "A Man for All Seasons."

The intense realism shown in "The Passion of the Christ," Directed by Mel Gibson, which focuses on the final twelve hours of Jesus' life, portraying his arrest, trial, and crucifixion, was more painful to watch. However, because it is a myth or cannot be proven, the actual death was less painful.

HawkPerception · Answer

I was seriously annoyed in Game of Thrones when Daenerys died. They built up the whole series for her not being like her father just for her to end up exactly like her father and repeat his kind of death. She was one of my favourite characters until the last 2 seasons.

molonski2 · Answer

I think " destroyed me " for anything is a bit harsh , lots of movies have touched me , TV shows unless a great series tend to just piss me off ( Breaking Bad / Temple - awesome )

Big brother = pure bs

Movies - The Notebook ( on first watch ) .

exitseven · Answer

I cries a little when Iron Man died in Avengers Endgame. However Alias Smith and Jones was my favorite show whan I was little. When Pete Duel killed himself that was devastating. The show went on with a different actor but it was not the same. I was pretty angry with him, Hannibal Hayes and Kid Curry

abc3643 · Answer

I think your question is oxymoronic. A person who is destroyed is incapable of answering this question... or any other question, for that matter.

Anonymous · Answer

So many. The lovely bones. Me b4 you, I really thought right up to the end that he's recover and theyd be together.

Can't remember what its called but I started watching a movie and basically the dad leaves his kids a lone to go to the shops and when he returns his house has burned down and the kids are dead. Turned off, never watched the rest.

SeriouslyNotSerious · Answer

The execution of John from The Green Mile, and Will's euthanasia from Me Before You. 💔💔💔

MemeSupreme · Answer

fry's dog in futurama lol it always stayed with me ever since i was a kid

there's some other stuff i'd wanna mention but i don't wanan spoil anything or even hint at it. i feel like they're best experienced not knowing anything

snowboarder720 · Answer

G baby in Hardball with Keanu Reeves. Antoine in the 6th man with Marlon Waynes.

jazzy34 · Answer

I watch the show "911" (an ABC show about paramedics) and the two part series finale of last season was really sad. They killed off the fire captain. That was the first time in a long time that a television show death has made me cry.

MisterPandemonium · Answer

I guess I'm not invested enough in the movies or TV shows I watch to get destroyed when someone dies. Maybe I'm watching the wrong stuff.

TrueConfection · Answer

The Odd Life of Timothy Green 😭

Anonymous · Answer

Bruce Willis in Armageddon

Kevin Costner in Perfect World

The horse of Kevin Costner in Dances with Wolves

Leonardo di Caprio in Titanic... not the first time I saw it but 20 yes later... I get old

That was all sad...

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Beth & Glenn, from “The Walking Dead”, both made me cry. Carl’s death didn’t make me cry, but those letters he wrote to everyone did.

jamesgoldman · Answer

First time I watched No Time To Die, Felix got me to pour a Scotch, Bond's with Louis Armstrong playing saw me finish the half bottle

Cidknee · Answer

John Wayne in the Cowboys! O was like 10 years old. It didn't destroy me but that one stands out as the one that pissed me off the most. I didn't like Bruce Dern for many years after that. Iol

RandomGirl42 · Answer

Bambi's mom. Age 4. Still in therapy. 😳

tzdc21 · Answer

Here's a hint..."And I... am... Iron Man."

AngryCarl2 · Answer

Randy the Ram in The Wrestler, which was a great movie by the way. Spoiler: He dies at the end (or does he?)

genericname85 · Answer

The moment when the Wife of the grandpa died in the movie "UP"

Kelly6 · Answer

@ariadner death of mother of dragons in Game of thrones

Dnice1 · Answer

JJ from obx. I hope he comes back to life in the 5th and final season.

jJanSmit · Answer

Not really a death during the movie, but the dead son in 'A score to settle' really broke me.

LiamJHayden · Answer

None, but the death of Elizabeth in The Blacklist kind of ruined the show for me after that.

Anonymous · Answer

Mr Spock, in Star Trek 2, luckily, they managed to revive him in Star Trek 3.

Godihateyou · Answer

I dont watch TV or movies. Total kike waste of time.

curiousandhonest · Answer

The rabbits in Watership Down.

AviatorTom · Answer

None. TV is entertainment, not real

Apulu_backagain · Answer

Squid game... Seong Gi-Hun

beenherebefore · Answer

The Red Wedding.

DrPepper12 · Answer

13 reasons why. That was brutal.

Sal_Monella · Answer

Bond's death was distressing.

Smegskull · Answer

To your eternity, the death of March.

236color · Answer

Old Yeller

CupOfCoffee6 · Answer

Kaitlyn Todd from NCIS the end of season two.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Iron Man

eagle1951 · Answer

JFK.

CubaPirate · Answer

Bambi

HighSchoolCustodian · Answer

Old Yeller.

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