[QUOTE=Genericenemy;41757421]The District 9 and Bioshock Infinite ending.[/QUOTE]
Those endings aren't really sad, as much as they're giant middle finger/mindfucks to anybody who sat/played through them.
Thinking about life
Every time I remember the day my father died. He was in the room next to mine.
...
Also it was the last day of the summer holidays.
Iron Giant
I was in love with a girl for over 3 years who didn't want me.
Due to intense luck she got somewhat interested and (before it led to sex and stuff) we'd spent a whole night just lying on my bed and cuddling while listening to "Young Blood" and "Punching in a dream" by the naked and the famous, they were her 2 favourite songs.
Eventually she broke my heart and now, whenever I one of those two songs somewhere I remember how happy I was in that moment and how far I fell afterwards, which makes me incredibly sad.
Portal 2 Ending
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Ending
Ace Combat 5 - the Missions ACES and SEA OF CHAOS
Ending of Metal Gear Solid 4 - "This is good, isn't it?"
The scene in Click where [sp]Adam Sandler dies in the rain with his family.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Daylight;41779081]The scene in Click where [sp]Adam Sandler dies in the rain with his family.[/sp][/QUOTE]
This probably says a bit about me, but one time I was home alone flipping through channels and saw Click was on, figured "Eh, never seen it." and left it on. It's one of a small handful of movies that actually made me outright cry.
As for my own contribution, those greentext stories about someone's dad passing away and them finding out X thing that they did, like the one where the dad would read Game Informer so he could always get the kid a game he'd like even though he was kind of broke.
[QUOTE=Greenish_;41779458] It's one of a small handful of movies that actually made me outright cry.
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It was really fucking unexpected, too. I was asking myself 'why the hell are you getting emotional over a modern adam sandler movie what are you doing' but the emotions were flowing.
[QUOTE=YsUp12;41774461]Teens using drugs/alcohol/smoke (lost a few good friends because of that shit)[/QUOTE]
lost as in passed away, or lost as in you stopped being their friend?
[QUOTE=OficerHonkHonk;41762564]Before my mother passed away, she joked about how she would be back to haunt us. "I'll mess with the lights and TV and stuff, you'll know it's me."
Ever since then, every light flicker, every electrical failure, every power short, I believe that somehow, somewhere, she's doing that to make me feel better. Shit, a few days ago I was pissed off about something, and the light in my bedroom started flickering, and I know it's brand new. Almost as if to say 'It's okay, I'm here.'
I know it isn't her, just coincidence. But it still makes me feel both shitty and happy at the same time.
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Shit, that comment hit me right in the feels.
[editline]9th August 2013[/editline]
Also this:
[video=youtube;6VrZE8MCnIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VrZE8MCnIA[/video]
And the ending of Falling Down
I used to go to my grandparents twice a week and every time I went me and my granddad would play PC games. When I was very young he had only one computer and we used to play very basic games. Then he found Tomb Raider and we completed each of them up to the one before the remake. I used to love going, and we were basically best friends. Then he got brain cancer and within a year he died. Now, every time I see any mention of tomb raider I have to try really hard to keep my cool because it just reminds me of it. Just before he became ill he bought a new gaming PC so we could play the new tomb raider when it came out & he never got the chance to. Man I'm sad now.
The day my father died, The first time I had ever seen the strongest man I had ever known cry because his son (me) was just holding his hand.
A while back my girlfriend, the first girl that I basically lived with and opened myself up to completely, put a bunch of notes in my calendar on my computer on random dates saying how she loved me and just random cute notes. Then she left me for another guy. Now every once in a while I get a notification reminding me how she felt about me, how great things were, and how were less than strangers now. I can't bring myself to delete them.
Found another one
[IMG]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-l1FUbRWAkK8/UTuWup0yvuI/AAAAAAAAC00/Lqv7d-kidy8/s1600/Hans-Georg+Henke+-+15+Year+Old+German+Soldier++1.jpg[/IMG]
[QUOTE]He was a member of the Luftwaffe anti-air squad who burst into tears as his world crumbled around him. His father died 1938 and his mother in 1944. He joined the Luftwaffe to support himself. When the war was coming to an end he walked 60 miles to try and reach American lines only to be captured by the Russians. Luckily, he and his 2 brothers all survived the war. He went on to live a full life and died in 1997.[/QUOTE]
thinking about growing up and loss of innocence and how society corrupts youth etc
the scene in breaking bad where jesse [sp]asks skinny P and badger to stay a little longer, but they have to go, and he just curls up in front of the speaker all alone, weeping, with that music playing and the camera zooming in, then the episode ends.[/sp]
also, the ending of the walking dead, and this song:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdq2Hy3WH6k[/media]
Most of what happened in The Last of Us hit me pretty hard, no matter how many times I've played through it.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHgGOn8rrOk]That display image is pretty spoilerific on its own, so here's the link.[/url]
[QUOTE=Solidskei;41780112]lost as in passed away, or lost as in you stopped being their friend?[/QUOTE]
Both
Seeing a dead goldfish. :'(
i am not afraid to die (of course i would avoid it at all cost. but if it was inevitable, i wouldn't be so sad about it) but the death of others around is the scariest feeling i know, just the feeling of losing a common goldfish, tears me up inside, and renders me broken for days.
Angel Beats' ending
Just realizing how fragile life is and how easy it could be for it to end right there due to a number of things, high chances or not.
Merely going into the Walgreens near me. I used to go there a lot to get my mother cigarettes, candy, shipping supplies for her E-Bay business and other stuff. When I pass the section with the Walgreens/Nice! brand bagged candies, see how apparently I was the only person who bought large yellow shipping envelopes or check out up front and see the wall of cigarettes, I actually have to fight the tears that swell up. As they are friendly with her, a few of the clerks have asked my Grandmother why I always seem so depressed and look like I'm gonna burst into tears when I go there.
Also, reading the menu for the Sushi place we used to order from. I haven't had sushi in almost a year, but more so as I'm the only person in my home that eats it and I feel weird ordering for just myself. My mother used to love the stuff though. Tako-Maki, 2 Salmon Sashimi, Masago(flying fish roe) sashimi(its pretty much fish eggs on a hunk of cucumber cut like a flower), 1 Alaska Roll(salmon with cucumber and avocado), 1 shrimp tempura roll and 1 spicy tuna/salmon roll was her usual.
Digging through an ammo box I have sitting at the foot of my bed and finding all my favorite childhood toys stashed in it. Something about how those used to mean so much to me, now they're just in the way, that got me good. There's just something about remembering my childhood that makes me sad.
[QUOTE=NixNax123;41779845]It was really fucking unexpected, too. I was asking myself 'why the hell are you getting emotional over a modern adam sandler movie what are you doing' but the emotions were flowing.[/QUOTE]
That's my boy pulls it too
surprisingly a few of Adam Sandler's movies has tearpulling near the ending
Edit:
Also wreck it ralph destroyed me because I related so hard. I wanted to move out of where I am asap but as I watched it I was reminded I wouldn't make it out by my 18th birthday, and his feeling of being automatically disliked and wish for a little praise was relatable too. I also found his willingness to help someone else sweet.
Hindsight into what could have been, and would have been the best relationship you always wished you had, and didn't realize you actually had until you lost it trying to gain it.
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