What's the saddest film or tv show episode you've ever seen?

probably something from the season 2 finale or any season 3 episode of morel orel

Threads.
It's a 1980's film made by the bbc about the inevitable nuclear apocalypse.
It's my only 10/10

Series finale of Six Feet Under

Texhnolyze
Snowtown

"Family Meeting." Absolutely nothing touches it.

Miami Vice (2006)

>>81864002

never been able to find a decent copy of it

Biutiful

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Easily

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>>81863918
The Inner Light

>>81863918
Looks like a prettier version of my ex in the first pic.

>>81864002
you can't thread your own post

>>81863918
>napola
>land of mine

>>81863959
just watched this scene on youtube and i don't get the impact

explain it to me?

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>>81863918

dear zachary

The Elephant Man

>>81864736
Good choice

logan :^)

>>81863918
Bye Bye Butterfree

Derek season 1 finale....i went full bitch on that episode

Bojack Horseman as a whole somehow gets me
Day of the wacko - it's a polish comedy, very grounded in polish reality. It's sad and hilarious at the same time.
The Pianist

Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Body.

>>81866559
You're so full of shit.

I know this board hate Adam Sandler but I legit cried at the rain scene of Click.

>>81866773
Was about to post this

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>>81863918
I WANNA TASTE THE SALT OF HER SKIN
THE SOFT DIVE OF OBLIVION

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>>81863918

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>>81863918
spoilers the ending

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54I30zlfZmA

>>81867579
I think prostitutes were around 50 years ago anon.

>>81864340
It's meaningless. He was dead the whole time.

Rectify at multiple times. It was pure beautiful sadness that show.

>>81864270
It's really not.

>>81864113
This. The fucking flute in the end.

Alternatively, that episode from Stargate where O'Neill is trapped on a planet for months due to meteorshowers. Only when he starts accepting his fate and settles down with hot milf does the rest of SG1 come back to rescue him. Similar theme I guess but pulled my heart strings. It would have been fine for me if he just stayed there and the series ended or they went along without him.

>>81869783
Would have been better to go out that way than the rest of the series/shows.

>>81867079
Wtf where do you think you are, Reddit? Click is pure kino.

>>81869808
Probably true. But the pleb in me just wants more Stargate.
I like the Anubis ark with its more mystical themes but bringing back Daniel twice was lame. Corin Nemec was okay, a bit boring. I would have even liked the Ori ark if not for Vala and Mitchell and the terrible in jokes.

Somebody said it right: a show shouldn't exceed 100 episodes. After that the best ideas are gone and everyone's just too familiar.

>>81869945
The Ori arc was entirely based around fanservice for Farscape people and that's kind of okay in its own way. SG1 was very good at never taking itself seriously, it's just a shame they had to do a minimum of stuff to keep up the formula.

>>81869929
>>81867079
Is this some fucking meme I've been misinformed on for years? Why is Click given a pass? It's complete garbage

The ending is an actual factual one-two-combo of product placement and "it was all a dream"

>>81870054
It wasn't a dream though, Morty leaves the remote for him at the end.

>>81870207
But there were no real consequences other than a fundamentally annoying character realizing "woah I guess I don't actually want that remote"

>>81870254
It's the same story as It's a Wonderful Life but in Adam Sandler comedy form.

>>81864071
Theres a torrent for the BBC dvd.

Fucking Dancer in the Dark. Poor Bjork. Most moe thing I ever saw. Fuck that movie.

>>81863918
She was a difficult one to fap too. 10/10 hotness but 0/10 enthusiasm. The closest thing I seen to necrophiliac porn.

>>81870545
I remember counting the star tattoos on her midsection to estimate the date of the video.

>>81870545
I always liked her indifference, it wasn't pity-me or disgustingly fake reactions.

>>81864049
God that episode fucking wrecked me, Shane didn't deserve that, watching the friendship crumbling and then having that happen was depressing

>>81864049
>>81870589
Absolutely GOAT storytelling. Still waiting for a show to surpass it in writing

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Bob's monologue in The Drop always gets me
>You have to leave now. You have to go, and be alone forever

>>81863918
Not tv or film, but when mr.chi city visits his friends grave.
Makes me have a full on cry if I watch it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK7GSARUs_Q

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The crossing person of interest

>>81870651
There have bee others for me, but none have done the wall to wall action and intensity as well as the Sheild,

>>81864340
Charlie has been told that he's fated to die. He basically goes through the 5 stages of grief and almost makes it out, and even the viewers think he's safe but then he isn't. And he dies, and contrary to his character instead of freaking out and being only marginally helpful he gets his shit together, realizes he's dead and does the most he can to help his friends before he drowns.

Also he grew up as a catholic and slipped into drug abuse and became a generally bad person but redeemed himself before he died and prays with his last breath which is a good character arc.

Honestly just watch the show

>>81868730
Rectify was honestly one of the best shows I've watched. Its so fucking slow but every character is so well thought out and relateable by the end that you love it

>>81871092

The scene was kinda ruined by the fact that the room would've taken like an hour to fill with water if he left the door open and he could've swam out along with Desmond.

>>81870966
Just what in the fuck am I seeing here exactly

>>81863918
Stargate Atlantis. When Carson died. I cry when I watch that episode

>>81870772

when john goes over the deep end after her death

KINO

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_j0XuiRCNw

/tv/ recommended The Hunt,just watched it
i cried

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>>81863918
This fucking moment right here. The movie is The last bullet.

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This fucked me up. Such a core existential sadness

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>>81863918
Every single episode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxW_okw9dSs

>>81871176
no he had to DIE in order for them to get to the boat

also L O S T thread

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>go to bed
>wake up
>allie thread still here

they really do it for free

>>81863918
The latest episode of Fargo and the revelation of MEW's butt made me realize how over my life is, and how i will never even come close to having a gf like her.

Oh and that dog episode of Futurama was pretty sad too

>>81874306
There's no porn in the thread and everyone is on topic.

>>81864002

Jesus, I never see that film mentioned. It was depressing as all hell but awesome.

>>81863918
I guess enough painkillers can make even the worst kind of hurt go away. The thing you need to know is that Mara was innocent and Jackson was innocent. They didn't know what they were drinking and their last moments together were happy ones. They left the way I first found them, perfect and innocent. They were innocent and they're in heaven now and we'll always be a family. The guilty ones are me and Vic. Vic led, but I kept following. I don't think one's worse than the other, but we made each other into something worse than our individual selves. I wish I'd never met him. I see it all now. There's no apologies I can make, no explanations I can give, I was who I was and I can't be that person any more. I can't let myself

>>81866225
man-child detected

>>81863918
the Fringe episode "Marionette"

>>81864002
yup, this.

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both patti levin death episodes in the leftovers

>>81875134
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzakrA2NUpg

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>>81864106
SPOCK

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>>81875134
>Would it help if I say I deserve it?

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Meme aside, this is truly one of the saddest scenes of all time. Cliff Robertson really nailed it, and so did Tobey to a lesser extent (he's great until he starts crying because he just looks funny when he cries).

>>81872409
Duckman was pure cartoon kino

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>>81864387
this movie reminds me of my dad

>>81863959
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ0hFSLPOJE

>>81874021
couldnt feel sad for a guy who had this much and just couldnt find some happiness in it.

I mean i have way less and i dont beat myself up over it.

Also why does Kaufman hate lesbians?

>>81875820
>couldnt feel sad for a guy who had this much and just couldnt find some happiness in it.

I mean, that's part of the tragedy, being so fixated on finding true happiness and meaning in your life that you don't see the good things you have and let it all go to waste

And I don't know. In Being John Malkovich he also showed a dislike towards them, but it's never really made clear where it comes from. He does seem to equate a meaningful life with sharing it with a loved one in many of his films, so maybe he uses lesbians as a threat towards that because he is hetero himself.

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What's that Scrubs episode where everyone dies and Dr. Cocks almost drinks himself to death?

>>81876098
My Lunch, and the follow up is your filename

>how to save a life starts playing

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>it's a Locke's flashbacks episode

>>81863918
did allie sin ever do anal scenes?

>>81870329
>It's the same story as It's a Wonderful Life

No, it's really not.

>>81870585
This. It's what made her stand out and feel fresh. The later ones where she's doing the fake porn-moans are the worst.

>>81864071
https://vimeo.com/18781528

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>>81870772
agree I cried during that episode

The Road really fucked me up. Then I read the book, which was even worse.

>saturday night
>GF makes dinner, we have some wine
>hey babe, I thought we could watch this movie
>ok anon looks good, but are you sure it's not a little too gloomy for this setting?
>nah babe, I think we've seen worse plus we both like this whole post-apocalypse thing, right?
>yeah totally anon
>watch movie
>me and GF are dead inside

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Probably no one has seen this amazing show, but ep 1x09 of Enlightened is the saddest most depressing thing and at the same time one of the best episodes of television I have ever seen. It wrecked me.

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How come he don't want me, man?

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Every good show's last episode is the saddest

Red Wedding was really heartbreaking desu.

>>81871176

No it wasn't. His death was inevitable, he didn't want to keep delaying it and torture Desmond (and himself) with fresh visions of his death so he decided to grab his balls and exert some control

These from another thread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BJy8WiKP6A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCfWQ2XTMLI

The Wire
>Dukie asking Prez for drug-money.
>You gonna look out for me Sgt.Carver?

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>>81863918

This episode of law and order criminal intent, prepare for Victor Hugo tier feels and tears. Mise en scene:
>troubled girl takes part in beating a black kid and he turns into a vegetable
>she runs away, changes identity, becomes a nun after rock bottom
>devotes life to performing good works for over a decade
>girls nun mentor sends the girls mom a letter telling her about daughter turning life around
>vegetable guys little brother becomes doctor, devotes life to taking care of his brother
>he finds out about runaway girl because of the letter, kills the wrong nun
>detectives investigate mentor nuns murder, uncover the younger nuns involvement in the black kid's brother's beating all those years ago
>jump to 42:00 and watch to the end for absolute telekinosis

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4mowgr

>>81877710
Fuck me dude that's some heavy shit

When the brick from an incoming truck hit the main character's wife who was on the passenger seat.

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>>81864002

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>>81863959
This show fucking sucked

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inb4 someone calls me reddit

>>81876397
Yeah lots

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>>81877976
That video is the literal stuff of nightmares. That scream echoes in my mind. Pure fucking horror.

>>81868314
No he wasn't. Their time on the island was real. When they died on the island they went to purgatory (flash sideways), not when the plane crashed.

>>81871176
>being this plebian
No. He thought he had to die for Claire to get on the helicopter, and he knew he was going to die, so he chose to make it easier on both Desmond and himself

>>81876309
This was the worst thing about S5/S6.

We are supposed to hate Locke for bringing them back to the island, but Locke is the best character and the one we relate with most.

Jack turns from a man of science and a leader to a coward shell of a man who follows blindly. The same thing happened with the MIB; we are supposed to hate him for being "evil", but Jacob was much more evil than MIB. The MIB just wanted to leave, but they keep him there for no reason. MIB was better than Jack throughout the entire last season.

Fuck the writers for ruining a potentially great show

>>81870589

I loathed Shane for the longest time for his general stupidity but my heart broke watching him trying to butt heads with Vic over those public phone calls in the end and just him floundering and melting down when Vic told him his list of their misdeeds was no longer a viable weapon.

That final letter of his was fucking painful too. Something along the lines of:
>Vic led but I followed, I don't know that one is worse than the other but I know that we made each other into something much worse than if we acted alone

I went into the show looking specifically for brutality and already being foretold that it's one of the most devastating finales ever but I still felt like I had my shit totally pushed in

>>81879600
what show?

>>81875296
fucking hold me, anon!

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>tfw I go to this godforsaken site so much that I basically already know all the posts and recommendations without even opening the tread

atleast I know a lot about mobies r-right?

>He can't keeping getting away with this

Unironically a heartbreaking scene

>>81879869

it's a great delivery. his repetition going from whiny to angry.

raging jesse is always a sight to behold
>You had it stolen off of me, AND ALL FOR THAT ASSHOLE MR WHITE

>>81880092
He has good forehead vein skills, his whole head turns red like a furious tomato

>>81880092
I think I was one of the few who liked Skyler and disliked Walter from S4 onwards.

>raging jesse is always a sight to behold
agreed

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Reverend Smiths death fucked me up hard.

>>81863918
The last episode of Friends.
Don't even care how gay that is.
I can't watch it anymore.

>>81870545
yup. typical FL girl. I imagine living somewhere near me now

>>81872214
Yeah I fucking hate that.
I mean I love it, but I hate it.
Carson is one of the best guys in all of Stargate.

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>>81863918

In the directors cut there is a totally different scene from the theatrical cut where her beta German husband gets shot in the stomach by her old comrades and dies.

In the extended directors cut he is standing in the bottom of this giant barrel like container and they fill it up with water until he drowns.

But what's really sad is the whole time he is looking up at his wife who is just standing there smirking coldly watching him die. He doesn't know that his wife is is a super spy and she is trying not to blow her cover or she will be killed too.

>>81863918
Hold he door.

It's mainstream-ness will undoubtedly trigger the autists though.

>>81880592
The mainstream-ness doesn't trigger me, but the shitty forced way they made it happen does. The fucking jihadi tree-person was retarded.

If the scene happens in the books I'm sure it'll work a whole lot better and be a whole lot more engaging, except it'll be lessened by the show having done it first.

>>81880547

The husband has no idea what's going on and the whole time the water is filling up he just has this sad look in his eyes that says "Why?" as she's looking down on him with pleasure and not and ounce of regret. ...Shits fucked up man.

>>81878115
Oh christ, this traumatized me as a child

>>81876702
You a better man than meEE

>>81869680
Surprised to see someone else post this.

>>81874308
Why did he get covered in smegma in this scene?

>>81867213
best post I've ever seen

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This fucking movie ruined my month

>>81881503
Always been a favorite of mine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIhY1ydLmI

That shot of Walter's family on the ground

>>81880795
>but the shitty forced way they made it happen does.
How was it forced?

>The fucking jihadi tree-person was retarded.
Why?

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>>81881738
jeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwww

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>>81863918
The episode of the Sopranos where they kill Ade is very depressing and leaves me feeling very empty inside

>>81881824
Least likable character.

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>>81863918

deserves a mention, not sad exactly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRhRZB-nqOU

>>81881867
I don't even think it's because they kill her in particular. There's a lot of other things that happen during that episode as well.

>>81878115
>>81880966
I will never, ever intentionally watch this again. It was so heartbreakingly sad and just gets worse the more you think about it.
People say Threads is the most realistic depiction of Nuclear War but this is on the same level for me. Being on a smaller scale really makes you concentrate on the little things and it hurts like hell.

>>81868730
that show got me feeling again, brought me back to being.

>>81881867
>>81881916
Probably because the impact it has on Christopher, and you can see that Chris is wrestling with his demons and has to make a terrible choice between the family or his wife

Into the wild was pretty sad for some reason.

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furious tears

>>81869945
People shit on Jonas Quinn, but someone had to fill Daniel's spot while Shanks had his nervous breakdown, and despite his presence season 6 was very good compared to most seasons.

watched my girl when i was young https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlvccRHrqvw

The Sound of Her Voice from Deep Space Nine. most of the episode is happy, but they way they drop you off a fucking cliff at the end is top notch.

And Sunday, from Stargate Atlantis, for very much the same reasons.

Futurama - Jurassic Bark

>>81882548
I don't get why people get so emotional over this movie.

It's so obvious what's going to happen.

>>81864002
>>81874878
It's mentioned all the time newfags.

>>81864113
This. It's been at least 12 fucking years since I've last seen this episode and I still think about it from time to time.

If we're talking about movies, probably Haneke's Amour.
Also from a tv show that I've watched recently, the final episode of season 2 of Chosen, although maybe it'd be better to describe it as vicious rather than sad.

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>>81864113
OMG I was just about to post that. The destruction of a civilization is so sad and reminds me of my own impending mortality. It makes me think about how much of our culture will survive in a 100 years time, a thousand years, etc. On a long enough time scale our culture is destined to be destroyed and this deeply saddens me.

>>81875001
you dont belong here

>>81870545
>>81870580
>>81870585
What was her last video before she quit, anyone know?

>>81863918

Never heard of her but her story gets me going and now I have something to Bing when I get home.

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Only muslims didn't cry at this

>>81883101
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1768064/

>>81883177
Jurassic Bark's impact lessens over time. I've rewatched Futurama a bunch of times and it's Luck of the Fryish that gets you close to tears.

That scene where Fry's brother is holding his kid and names him is heart wrenching
>Son, I'm naming you Philip J Fry in honor of my little brother - who I miss everyday.
>I love you, Philip, and I always will.

>>81883526
>http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1768064/
noice. thanks. I didn't realise IMDB was entirely reliable for this sort of thing.

>>81875057
That was a pretty great episode but the finale was a much sadder story. Also the a few episodes earlier when Etta dies.

>>81883566
people losing family members in some way has been hitting me crazy hard lately

i haven't lost anyone close to me since my grandparents when i was too young to really understand the impact, and i have a lot of people dear to my heart who are getting closer to that last day

it's going to be hell once they start dropping. utter hell.

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>>81883994
I'm not scared to die myself, obviously I wouldn't want to now though. But I don't think I'll ever be ready to handle it when my parents pass. Every birthday is just a reminder of the inevitable creeping closer.

Shit's rough, anon.

>>81863918
Futurama, Fry's brother

>>81864019
Also Nate's Funeral, I cried like a bitch.

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Nothing will ever top Battlestar Galactica's finale

>>81874200
is this like the slav version of COPS or Law & Order?

>>81879633

Sons of Anarchy

>>81879633
The Shield

>>81870678
This, that shit made me cry for the first time in 10 years.

>>81880352
what got me was the Doc freaking out about it. that entire storyline is amazing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMAl2fCYgCQ

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>>81882698

>>81875162
this is the epitome of kino

ending of an arc, so perfect
s2 of the leftovers is the best season of tv

>>81875162
This is the logical conclusion of television in general

Appa's Lost Days

>>81882698
>>81885945
>implying The Sting, Luck of the Fryrish and The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings aren't far more poignant

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Your Name which is an animu was pretty good. Not in a crying kind of way, but in a desperation kind of way. I'm surprised they took a potentially tired trope, and actually made it emotional.

>>81877710
it wasn't that sad...

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https://vimeo.com/71946732

>>81863918
Grave of the fireflies
That movie is just pure depression

If you had a brother older or younger it was Luck of the Fryfish.

>>81878731
pussy ass bitch

>>81879600
see
>>81874908

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>>81882548
This

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>>81874021
THIS

That one about the mad cunt who had that guys baby.

Called something like 'a letter to michael about your father' or some shit. Its great but you can only watch it once

>>81870545
That's what made her so easy to fap to for me.

I loved the idea that she hated every minute of getting drilled up the ass and was just zoning out for a paycheck. I can't stand fake enthusiasm like Stoya's.

>>81883177
Every fucking time.

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>>81880352
>You want to be a road agent, deal out death when called upon? Make a proper seal, stop up the breath, apply pressure even and firm like packing a snowball.
>You can go now, Brother.

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>>81863918
Edward Scissorhands
Mr Deeds
Heather's
BeetleJuice
Dracula
Alien Resurrection

They all serve as reminders that Winona Ryder will never be young again, absolute tragedy.

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The ending to cheers is one of the saddest but also greatest endings to a TV show ever made.

>>81885575
Kino at its finest.

Film too many to name. Films do that emotion well.

Only a few episodes of tv comes to mind but the one on top of all of them is Friday Night Lights, Season 4 Episode 5 - "The Son".

It's one of the best episodes of anything tv show I've ever seen.

>>81871271
GODDAMMIT!

Bridge to Terabithia
That episode from Futurama. You know the one.
Requiem for a dream
The last episode of Breaking Bad
My girl
Sophie's choice
Watership down

Probably going to be memed on, but Schindlers list.

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Lost-The Constant, how has this not been said yet?

Also episode nine of Tamako Market where Tamako learns the origin of her father's song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQJ_7qrk2CA

>>81883177
you mean the scene that was just shots of Seymour being bored outside the pizza joint while time traveling Fry was running around as "Lars" and taking care of his little buddy for a full 14 years?

>>81889698
>Requiem for a dream

God fuck that was depressing to watch.

>>81863918
This gets me every time.

https://youtu.be/aSNMRjVAnlo

I still cry every time at The Zero Requiem

>>81881503
that movie's great
caught it on tv at like 2am way back in the early 2000s and I've been fond of it ever since

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>>81863918
The best double episode from House

>>81864002
>He thinks he actually had to tell people what the film is about.

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This right here was fucking sad

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>>81890292
fringe didnt get the attention it deserved

Ozymandias made me cry

The last few episodes with Tenant's doctor made me cry

>>81890358
Fuck Fringe.
Fuck it.
It throws everything it built up away and replaces it with a 'love conquers all' plotline.
Fuck Fringe, fuck it.

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this movie was really depressing and left kinda speechless at the end

>>81890358
I cried so much when he broke down in the supermarket. Godspeed Walter.

>>81890385
>last few episodes with Tenant's doctor
the writing's that bad huh

>>81890415
season 4 and 5 were pretty shit, but seasons 2 and 3 were top tier tv

>>81889836
>>>/a/

>>81890415
It built up a father/son story from the beginning, it just had subplots as well which weren't thrown away.

>>81890415
>'love conquers all' plotline
when does it do this? and what's so bad with emphasising the human element in a science fiction? Isn't the human element what sci-fi is all about?

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>>81863918
Jew York Syndoche
either this or Happiness

>>81864387
>>81875296
>>81879750
What movie?

>>81890533
>when does it do this?
Hm.. I don't know, maybe the whole S4?
>>81890526
Yes and most of that stuff was great, the whole relationship between walter and peter was more or less thrown away or on reset on S4.
I think you guys have bad memories of Fringe, do you guys not remember that Season 3 was all about resolving the paradox and basically resetting every developtment made?
And the pure fact that Peter even exists in that paradox is because of "love xDDDD"?

>>81883566

gets me every time, can't watch it with other people around

>>81890533
No it's not called human-fiction idiot.

s02e12 of the expanse. Bless you comrade belter. You could tell it was coming, but that seemed to make it all the more heart wrenching.

>>81890660
this might be the stupidest post I've ever seen on tv
if you knew anything about science fiction, and especially hard sci-fi you'd know it's all about humans, more so than the technology. Try reading some John Wyndham.

>>81890640
when does it say that love conquers all though, nobody ever deflects bullets with love.

>>81882701
I havent watched it, i only know the general circumstances.
What infuriates me is the gross incompetence of the state and the fact that often times what passes as justice is complete bullshit.

>>81890743
>when does it say that love conquers all though, nobody ever deflects bullets with love.
His pure existence is explained with love and nothing else.
They could have told us every bit of pseudo science, but it was FUCKING LOVE

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Twilight Zone, S1 E5: Walking Distance

>Martin, I only wanted to tell you that this is a wonderful time of life for you. Don't let any of it go by without enjoying it. There won't be any more merry-go-rounds, no more cotton candy, no more band concerts. I only wanted to tell you that this is a wonderful time for you. Now. Here. That's all, Martin. That's all I wanted to tell you. God help me. That's all I wanted to tell you.

>>81889111

Dear Zachary. It was a tough watch.

>>81890743
Lol. Retards like you is why Interstellar exists.

>>81890415
>enjoying Fringe nice concept kind of like X-Files
>tune out for a while
>check back in on tv
>alternate universe super evil guy who is always lurking in the shadows really jumped the shark, now everybody has a twin but with like different hair so you can tell them apart.
what a shit way to go

>>81890833
Well you obviously don't know anything about science fiction then, try and name me some good science fiction films that aren't about humans.
From 2001 to Solaris Blade Runner to Moon it has always been about the humans, what it means to be human, how we deal with the universe.

I recommend The Seeds of Time if you want to look into the roots of sci-fi.

What makes Interstellar pop-sci-fi isn't the human element of it, it's the saccharin romanticised fantasy of it.

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>>81890782
I don't think it's explicit that it's love that causes the paradoxes, there are episodes that walter suggests maybe god is involved too but we don't have to take that as truth.

>>81891062
No Bro, it was two observers talking and they had no explanation and one just said
>I think it what they call 'love'

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that was pretty fucked up

>>81890971
>, it's the saccharin romanticised fantasy of it.

AKA the human element. Everything else you described is Science-Fiction, because all those things are in reaction to the fantastical, technological based settings of the stories and those experiences cannot be divorced from the settings. Not to mention all of those previous stories are guess what? About solitary individuals.

But power of love bullshit can happen anywhere. And it has no place in science fiction.

Science-Fiction asking the question what is a human or what it means to be a human is fine. Good Sci-Fi should ask questions. Science-Fiction that says the answers said questions with It's love, or friendship or family or whatever is shit for retards and should stay in another section, of Human-Fiction.

I'm still remembering how angry Passengers made me.

>>81891099
well we know they're not infallible, which episode is this? from what I remember they pulled a small deus ex machina to plug a hole but it was never an affidavit for feels over reals, there was enough smoke around it.

One that left a dent in my mind is the movie about the guy who gets executed for killing his wife who he actually did kill but only as part of her plan to prove to authorities that snuff films exist by hoaxing a snuff film. He also had to have sex with jail bait so she could claim he raped her and provide evidence. I don't remember the title other than it was the MC's name.

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>>81890971
>From 2001 to Solaris Blade Runner to Moon it has always been about the humans, what it means to be human, how we deal with the universe.

Wat? Some of those movies are complete opposites from human. Blade Runner's theme can be summed up with "slavery is bad lmao" and 2001 and Interstellar are sterile in their lack of human interaction. I've noticed it get memed, but the line where Cat Woman says her love counts for something is the most human line of the movie. The rest is like an autistic adherence to the rules of science at the expense of the human elements of story telling. I still kind of liked it desu

>>81891192
Must be in one of the first 3 episodes of Season 4.
Peter disappears because they resolved the paradox in the Season 3 finale which resulted in Peter not existing in the first place.

>>81891139
That drone did a good job.

>>81891182
>But power of love bullshit can happen anywhere. And it has no place in science fiction.
You sound like an autistic nerd loser, instead of utilizing the setting of science fiction and elements of things unavailable in traditional story telling to explore "what is a human or what it means to be a human". You'd rather obsess over minor scientific details like an autist
>Science-Fiction that says the answers said questions with It's love, or friendship or family or whatever is shit for retards and should stay in another section, of Human-Fiction.
AUTIST

You probably have such a limited understanding of the human experience, you think you are so above the people who deride because of a perceived understanding of the "science" in "sci-fi".

>>81891214
>Blade Runner's theme can be summed up with "slavery is bad lmao"
No... it can't.
>2001 and Interstellar are sterile in their lack of human interaction
2001 is all about how as a human Bowman deals with an alien presence, it's not an empty space ship moving in space.

>I've noticed it get memed, but the line where Cat Woman says her love counts for something is the most human line of the movie.
but it's badly (or too well) delivered and it doesn't resonate with the human experience, it's a lie not a truth, humans don't act like that, science-fiction captures what it means to be human in those settings. Putting a human in a different setting is how sci-fi highlights what it means to be us, what tangles us all together, what makes us human.

>The rest is like an autistic adherence to the rules of science at the expense of the human elements of story telling.
Apart from the science being all wrong

>>81891309
i cried

>>81891182
>>81891182
>AKA the human element
well that's just plain wrong, you don't have to be saccharin or romanticised to speak to on a human level.
>About solitary individuals
What does that change? Really I think that makes it more potent. We connect with them, we have empathy for them, their experiences mean something to us.

>power of love bullshit
power of love bullshit is bullshit I'm not defending it, when you use a card like that you're undermine the connection you have, real people can't magic away to bad things with love.

>should stay in another section, of Human-Fiction.
Why is love such a bad concept? Plenty of great sci-fi films and books have characters that grasp onto each other in this void of existence. In Blade Runner they know they wont live but they can at least love each other. What's wrong with that? That is inherently sci-fi. A.I.s we made in our image falling in love. Why wouldn't they?

>>81891240
Did they not later then find out Peter has to exist for there to be any machine in the first place though?

>>81891591
AI falling in love is illogical and ridiculous.

All science fiction recently is depending on this power of love shit and that it can topple anything standing in your way or being a threat or that humans don't understand. And it has got to go. And it happens with endings mostly, it's the copout ending that every big sci-fi show goes with. Which is why television and film writers should not do sci-fi.

Just you wait, the same shit is going to happen with The Expanse.

>>81891624
I don't think the writing around this was particularly planned out or good but there was enough smoke around it that for all we know there is a scientific explanation of why things happened, frankly the god episode they dropped from one series is far more against the show's themes.
Sacrifice was always a central theme for Fringe though, I really liked S4 and S5, not many shows give you the why.

why is /tv/ the porn addict board? i mean i know it kind of makes sense because you're watching a screen. but still /v/ isn't obsessed with every toothy whore that performed a sex act on camera. you guys are disturbing...

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These
>>81870433
>>81876783
>>81890574

When Michael finds Nick in the opium den at the end of The Deer Hunter.
It really blindsided me.

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2018 (2017)

This movie really stuck out to me because the black man wanted to have intercourse with a white mans wife like she wants. But the white man says no and blockades her from receiving the BBC

Really shook me up, you know? how much of an overprivleged society we live in where black men live in fear of racist white men who wont let them rightfully take what is theirs. Made me really sad frightened of this unfortunate reality of racist men

>>81890639
good one and literally /r9k/s future

>>81863918
Click

>>81891738
>AI falling in love is illogical and ridiculous.
No it isn't, replicants aren't so different to humans, that's part of the point of Blade Runner, they are alive, they seem to be biological, and what makes us so special anyway, aren't we biological machines too?

>And it has got to go
Too fucking right, pop sci-fi recently has been a big trend and I hate it. I just don't think Fringe was bad though.

Arrival, The Martian, Ex Machina, The Machine, Source Code, Gravity, they're all trash. I hold out not hope for Blade Runner 2049 being any good.

>>81863918
did she EVER do a scene where she looked like she was having a good time? Everything ive seen of hers she always looks annoyed or just going thru the motions.

>>81875134
>>81875162
redditors need to commit suicide by train

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>>81863918

redpill me on that bitch, who's that?

>>81891936
If we can create replicants that makes us gods.

>>81891871
MY SIDES XD

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>>81892230

>>81892193
>redpill me on that bitch, who's that?
Allie Sin.

We could have saved her. She's the definition of dead inside porn star.

>>81892345
She was no star. Very unprofessional. Stole. Not in porn anymore and good riddance to bad losers!

>>81892345
but did she die, or was she in jail or what?

>>81892550
DONT DO THIS TO ME MAN

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>>81863918
This one broke me for a couple of days.

>>81863918
wilfred s4's last 2 episodes really fucked me up.
oh and Chuck

>>81864002
The Day After is better, fight me.

>>81864736
this

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>>81882548
This is the only film that has ever made me cry, and they were tears of absolute and impotent rage. It was also the movie that turned me into an anti-feminist and a right-winger later on.

On paper the 'And it's a beautiful day...' scene from Fargo sounds ridiculously corny, and yet something about Frances McDormand's performance makes my tear up every damn time.

>>81892727
Worse.

She quit porn and got old.

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>>81889841
man legend of galactic heroes had so many sad character deaths

>>81893386
I remember this scene of her, she is getting pissed on by a bunch of other women, and one of the other girls did something to her, can't remember what and she got incredibly angry and stormed off the porn set. It wasn't like an outtake either, it was just part of the video.

>>81893358
hey it's true, right winger misogynists really are railing against a fiction and not actual reality.

>>81893537
How is it fiction?

Or do you really think the judiciary system isn't heavily in favour of women?

>>81893593
oh it's as fudged as making of a murderer, when you single out something small and make it out as a general reality then your perception of the world is warped. You have to look at the big picture.

What do you mean by biased? Is it biased against black people too? Or just specifically against your clan.

>>81893716
Not him but stop
The judiciary system is blatantly biased towards women, and if you ask me, against blacks to an extent.

>>81893758
well I didn't ask you, but if you have some proof that it's biased towards women maybe you could provide the evidence.
I mean do you think men are jailed more because the cops just hate men?

>>81889841
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccjs0FfhmQQ

>>81891468
Please elaborate on the themes of Blade Runner. "No... it can't" is hardly an argument.
>2001 is all about how as a human Bowman deals with an alien presence, it's not an empty space ship moving in space.
Tell me how it's not a sterile film. There is a single man interacting with a computer for the majority of the film. It's interesting, but please elaborate how this speaks to major human emotions.

>>81893795
>I mean do you think men are jailed more because the cops just hate men?
Please stop, you're going to make me burst a blood vessel

Cops have nothing to do with the judiciary system, I am not commenting on them. I am talking about courts. And yes, here's some evidence

http://tomjameslaw.com/blog/what-judges-really-think-about-fathers-responses-to-court-commissioned-judicial-bias-surveys/#fn-853-12

>>81863959
The saddest thing about this episode is that it took them 3 seasons to kill off Charlie

>>81894054
I don't remember it too well by now, but I think the saddest part was that all the time jumping made it irrelevant.

>>81893951
>elaborate on the themes of Blade Runner
I mean you could write a thesis but to keep it short it's more philosophical than slavery is bad.
we spent the film looking through the eyes of somebody who we think is human, to some extend we can empathise with their job, the replicants aren't human they're just machines so has been said. Roy makes his case that his experience is just as valid as any human's, he's seen and done things and felt things and lived. Then we find out deckard is a replicant and it's up to us to reconcile the events of the film. Do we say replicants are as human as we are? Or are we as much a machine as them? What is life? What makes us us? I could go into more detail about offshoots of those themes but that's the most important theme in my eyes. It's not what's good or bad it's asking us: what are we?

>>81866294
also Extras and The Office christmas specials

>>81893979
How do you think people end up before a judge? They have to be arrested and charged. If you want to lock up more of a specific minority you can concentrate your police on the areas they live.

So you think it's just judges who are biased? Do you have anything more recent and larger than this 2013 survey?

>>81874021
That last scene with his daughter

>>81894288
Cops are biased judges are biased everything is biased. The system is a fucking joke.

If a woman calls the police and claims a man has assaulted her, if the cops turn up and a man is there, he's arrested, even if there's no evidence. In the reverse situation, the woman is not.

And there's no such thing as an honest judge.

>>81894288
Police wouldn't need to be concentrated around areas where minorities live if they didn't commit the majority of crimes despite being minorities.

>>81894390
Well I can't speak for your system but here the police will make a judgement about the safety of the individuals, you're not going to leave a man that might beat up a woman with that woman, and you're not going to leave a woman that might stab a man with that man. Would you rather the man not be arrested if there's no evidence?

>>81894175
>we spent the film looking through the eyes of somebody who we think is human, to some extend we can empathise with their job, the replicants aren't human they're just machines so has been said. Roy makes his case that his experience is just as valid as any human's, he's seen and done things and felt things and lived. Then we find out deckard is a replicant and it's up to us to reconcile the events of the film. Do we say replicants are as human as we are? Or are we as much a machine as them? What is life? What makes us us?

There is so much supposing in here, there is no definitive proof he's a replicant and that theory has been thrown out by Ford (I'm quite sure). The questions you ask are answered clearly in the film, Scott makes it clear that Rachel and Roy are "more human than human" compared to the inhuman predator that is Deckard. (who is ironically human). Making Deckard a replicant is contrary to everything established by Scott previously and is a silly twist, not in line with the book either. That itself isn't even a deep theme either it's very weak and can be summed up with "robot slavery is bad" because they are basically human. There is no nuance to it, and you are reading way to much into this film. Check out Prometheus for a better Ridley Scott sci-fi flick.

>>81892550
man how many main characters on Boardwalk DIDN'T have a depressing ending? Eli is the only one I can think of

>>81894500
>police are concentrated on an area where minorities live
>this skews crime statistics since they arrest more minorities proportionally
>it comes to budgeting
hmm it seems that minorities are proportionally responsible for more crime
>police are concentrated on an area where minorities live
>this skews crime statistics since they arrest more minorities proportionally
>it comes to budgeting
hmm it seems that minorities are proportionally responsible for more crime

>>81894573
Eli's ending was awful.

>>81894553
>there is no definitive proof he's a replicant
The director's cut makes it really obvious he's a replicant. You can't explain his implanted memories without that being true.

>contrary to everything established by Scott previously
how?
>not in line with the book either
so what, half the things in the film don't happen in the book
>can be summed up with "robot slavery is bad" because they are basically human
no it can't you didn't understand a word I said, it's not about slavery it's about asking what makes us us.
>Check out Prometheus for a better Ridley Scott sci-fi flick.
Oh right you were trolling.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Blade_Runner#Deckard:_human_or_replicant.3F
>Ridley Scott stated in an interview in 2002 that he considers Deckard to be a replicant.
B T F O

>>81893951
>sterile film
since 2001 has been dissected for nearly 50 years I would just read something from here, I can't do it better that wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpretations_of_2001:_A_Space_Odyssey

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>>81885575
Doc was probably my favorite character on Deadwood next to Al. wish he was as prominent in the later seasons

>>81878311
Besides the SJW stuff that season was pure underrated kino

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>>81894798
>The director's cut makes it really obvious he's a replicant. You can't explain his implanted memories without that being true.
It's been awhile since I've seen it, but I don't remember anything conclusive.

>Oh right you were trolling.
Oh right, you're a plebeian and I'm tired.

>>81895049
>plebeian
You could have at least picked something that Damon Lindelof hadn't gutted and reshaped to pretend to think is better than Blade Runner.

Maybe you only saw the theatrical version of Blade Runner in which case I can forgive your wrong ideas about it.

>says prometheus is better than blade runner
>calls somebody plebeian
people have just stopped trying

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>>81875211
>That line where Peter reassures him that his shooter was not white, but Italian
I cri evrtim

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>>81896009

>>81875211
>now I am uncle ben
just what was pete's motivation for killing and replacing uncle ben?

>>81896103
Sam Raimi wanted to make the Vince Vaughan "Psycho" remake, but never got the rights, so he incorporated some of his ideas for that film into Spider-Man (female).

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>>81896075
if you haven't read the original script outline titled alien: engineers I'd recommend it teebeeaych 'tis interesting