Saddest animated death: Littlefoot’s mom in The Land Before Time, as he tries to nuzzle her to get back up, then bursts into tears. Obvious precursor to Mufasa and Simba.

Inside Out gets me every time I watch it. But how are you going to have a list like this and not bring up My Girl or Bridge to Terabithia

jojo rabbit’s destroyed me i remember sitting up in disbelief and just sobbing when he tried to tie her shoes :( 11:04

Bridge to Terabithia

Take out Love and Thunder, put in Leslie’s Death from Bridge to Terabithia

Anyone who saw the original The Longest Yard, saw Caretaker's death coming.

Thank you for getting number one right! Jo Jo Rabbit is a movie I tell any/everybody to watch. It is such an amazing flim. The two actors that play JoJo and his little chubby friend couldn't get any cuter if they tried. I'm kinda surprised that Simon Birch wasn't included. Another movie I highly recommend to everybody.

Neal's suicide (Dead Poets Society) Errol's death (Equilibrium)

Star Trek Generations is not in any way the best Star Trek movie, but Patrick Stewart's emotional breakdown over the death of his brother and nephew is one of the most emotional in Star Trek lore.

When Linus dies at the end of Fanboys after getting to watch The Phantom Menace. His conversation with Eric is so sweet and honest, and I really couldn't believe that after that hilarious road trip the filmmakers would take that dark punch. Still a awesome flick, tho.

The setup for the shoes was noticeable and after the Gestapo scene something was coming. Still definitely heartbreaking

Tag is a crazy underrated comedy

jojo rabbit is such a beautiful movie. That part had me sobbing in a snap!

Artax - The Neverending Story

Saddest animated movie moment? "So long... Partner.." 😧🥺😭

The saddest Animated death for me was Ace in Justice League Unlimited Season 2 Episode 13....iykyk

Arlo's dad dieing in the Good Dinosaur wasn't the emotional gut punch moment in the movie. That was when Arlo was try to explain to Spot what a family was, only to realize that they each lost parents (Spot lost both)

Can't decide on Bambi or Lion King but one of those. Seen regular movies later on that are worse but as kids' movies they're definitely outright traumatising

I would have had that scene from 2010 where HAL-9000 chooses to sacrifice himself to save Dr. Chandra and everyone else on the Leonov as they are trying to escape from Jupiter. The scene comes out of nowhere when this weird anamoly is spotted on Jupiter and HAL insists on sticking around to observe it. We're supposed to think that HAL will lose his shit like he did in 2001. But Chandra, despite the danger, decides to reveal that they've been lying to the Super computer. Instead, the scene is heartbreaking and it works because Doug Rain and Bob Balaban work tbe hell out of it.

What an odd interpretation of the whole Ejiofor-Knightley-Lincoln thing.

Chris Rock death always been painful in The longest yard

Amelia Earhart's Farewell - Night at the Museum 2 Leave it to Amy Adams to make you cry in a Ben Stiller comedy

I think him shooting his own mom in Shaun of the Dead was the more heartbreaking scene from that movie that came out of nowhere.

I feel like this should have been divided by genre, because there are so SO many heartbreaking moments that came out of nowhere.

I don't think Juliet was in love with Mark; he was in love with her, and she was flattered and touched, but didn't return the same love.

Got to admit it, that scene in JoJo Rabbit choked me up too, chokes me up now just thinking about it.

I think Bambi's mother has it over Ray? 'Mister Roberts is dead'

The wildest part of tag if that it’s based on a true story I luv seeing the real guys at the end😂❤❤❤

It was Dominics body discovery in T.B.O.I, it was that damn miniature horse that got me. 😢

This list is missing "A bridge to Terabithya"

Whats even worse about Banshees is the fact that the exact situation is described by the police officer (his dad) earlier in the film

Downfall always makes me cry.

Saddest anomated movie moment? The ending of "Grave of the Fireflies." *mic drop* That one reached into my chest and ripped my heart out

Saddest animated moment of all time: Seymour's original ending in Futurama.

Special mention... Hazels death at the end of the original Watership down is such an emotional roller-coaster.

I'd also include the Niel's suicide in Dead Poets Society, Thanos winning in Infinity War and the death of Leslie in Bridge to Terabithia.

The ending of the movie artificial intelligence was depressing

You definitely missed Thomas J's death in My Girl!

I'm pretty sure Dominic was more than beaten up by his father. The poor guy knew nothing but suffering.

I would definitely put the ending of Ex Machina on this list.

Peter’s wife did fell in love with his best friend, his best friend was in love with Peter’s wife. She kiss his because she thought he was cute for what he did.

Bing Bong’s death, as sad as it was, is very predictable

Let's not forget, Dominic's suicide was driven by three factors: Siobhán's rejection was merely the last straw, since for all of the bad things in his life, it was given with gentleness and sympathy; the previous push was when Pádraic guiltlessly admitted that he had sent Colm's student away with a cruel lie about the student's father being dead - Dominic had considered Pádraic his only friend, and a good man, but upon learning of his selfish cruelty, Dominic became disillusioned; and the third, perhaps worst factor, was the lifelong physical, emotional, and possibly sexual abuse he suffered from his father, which was something that he felt would have continued, so he took the only way he saw out.

At ~4:09 "What do you think's the saddest animation moment of all time" at the end of "Ray's death" from "The Princess & the Frog." Then, at ~6:33, "Bing Bong Sacrifices Himself" from "Inside Out"--ANOTHER sad "animation moment."

I haven’t been inside a Best Buy in years. Is the DVD format dead? I have a BlueRay player that takes HD-DVD (With which I first saw “The Donner Cut”), but the only movie I’ve been genuinely interested in is, “Jojo Rabbit”. Anybody know if I can get a physical copy?

If Up is not number one on this list you have no soul!

Saddest Animated? Seriously? Bambi. Hands down. “Mother?”

Love Actually wasn't out of nowhere. You saw that coming a lightyear away.

Really? I'll forgive *spoileralert* Wash's death in Serenity, but no Bridge to Terabithia 🤔 Someone was just phoning in this list weren't they.

"Pay It Forward" has the cheapest, most unnecessary unexpected death. Ruins the film.

0:54 what? That scene did totally not come out of the blue. And Keira's char did not fall in love with him. It was a pity kiss. Then he gave it up (or seemed to anyways) and she went back inside to her husband. I assume she didn't tell her husband about the whole thing because she didn't want to make a fuzz about it.

Watership Down

Saddest animation moment is Bambi’s mom getting killed by hunters

Up, need I say more

Jojo Rabbits producers owe me compensation for emotional trauma

Ummm … Aunt May, No Way Home!!??

Taika Waititi should focus on more serious stuff The opening of LOVE AND THUNDER was the only decent scene of the entire movie

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BING BONG!!!!!!😢😢😢😢

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When Barry Allen had to say goodbye to his mum.

most of these movies nobody has seen and jojo rabbit is not to be watched as hitler is only a mad man and nothing more, certainly not a childs friend.

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