31 Sad Movie Moments No One Saw Coming

It was a moment of sadness in Love Actually, but also some great mothering by Karen.

After figuring out her husband is emotionally cheating on her, she breaks down for a moment but quickly composes herself for her children.

A sucker punch ended the career of this prolific boxer in Million Dollar Baby.

After getting punched, she hits her neck on the stool, and the next thing you know she's on a ventilator.

You've got miscarriages right after painting the nursery, you've got a couple unable to go on their dream vacation, and, of course, you have a death.

That's some sweet, sweet sadness, baby. Pile it on!

A lot of people didn't really get that whole father and son dynamic between Yondu and Peter until this very moment.

Admit it, you cried your eyes out watching this scene.

The Lion King will go down in history for tons of reasons, this being one of them.

It set the bar for emotional trauma in future Disney movies. And yes, we are still bitter about it.

Avengers: Infinity War was probably one of the most depressing movies ever, and definitely the most depressing one that Marvel ever did.

While all the deaths were sad, Parker's last moments with Tony were definitely the worst.

The only death to top the dusting in Infinity War is in Avengers: Endgame, where Peter has to say goodbye to Tony again.

But this time, it's for real. He watches his father figure and mentor die in front of him.

It's always terrible when someone has a miscarriage, and you often don't see it in movies.

So when we saw it in What to Expect When You're Expecting it was surprising, sad, and above all, heartbreaking.

For most of the movie, Lee and his daughter are at odds in their relationship.

His final moment is spent sacrificing himself for his children, and he tells his daughter that he loves her.

1917 is one of the best movies ever, and this moment definitely raises the bar for other films.

After Tom Blake does the right thing and pulls a German from a burning plane, he gets stabbed by that German.

After Ally's manager goes ahead and convinces Jackson that he is holding her back, he becomes very depressed.

After that, he takes his own life.

Jojo Rabbit is a film that has you laughing one second, and then crying the next.

That was the case when Jojo found his mother dead.

We're still crying over here.

Bridge to Terabithia is a fantastic movie for children, despite the fact that it has a huge death.

But there are a lot of important lessons in there about imagination and friendship.

You know, if this had been the moment where all the toys died, it would have been a lot worse.

But it was still pretty traumatizing, and we're still recovering from it.

In a movie that literally made us come to terms with all of our inner feelings, we had to deal with our sadness as the friendly and caring Bing Bong passes away.

We all want a pet fox.

But The Fox and The Hound made us realize what can happen when a fox can't live in your house any longer.

Apparently, you have to abandon it in the forest.

ET the Extra-Terrestrial is a pretty funny movie.

Up until the part where the little guy has to leave his friends to go home. This movie still makes us cry!

For a brief moment, we get to watch them enjoying a dance with one another.

But then, their happiness is ripped away from them as she forgets who he is, and the nurses have to sedate her.

Did anyone else feel super depressed and angry when Andy did this in Toy Story 3?

Or am I the only one still harboring an enormous amount of annoyance and still crying over it?

She appeared to Sophie at Donny’s christening, to let Sophie know that she would always be with her.

Jeez, cue the tears!

As youngsters, maybe we laughed at the start of the Castaway, when Chuck forms a bond with Wilson, his volleyball.

But once he lost it, we definitely stopped laughing and started to cry.

For everyone who didn't read the short story, we had no idea that we would have to endure Jack dying.

This movie deserved every award it got, tbh.

Okay, so this movie is a comedy, we know.

But admit it! We all cried when Kat was reading her poem in front of the class. She was declaring her love in front of all those students!

We all love a good romantic story with a happy ending, but unfortunately, we couldn't get the traditional happy ending for this couple.

They had one last dance together before Katey had to leave Cuba and go back to America.

Not only did we have to watch a dog die, but we had to watch the owner kill his own best friend.

Talk about destroying our lives.

In Field of Dreams, Ray Kinsella plays one final game of baseball with his father, who appears to him in his younger form.

It was to make up for the lost time.

I'm pretty sure most of us who were watching Wonder Woman thought that she would find a way to save Trevor.

But apparently, that was not the case. Luckily, we found out through the Wonder Woman 2 trailer that he survived the explosion somehow!

In X-Men: The Last Stand, no one expected that many deaths to happen, least of all Charles Xavier.

Watching the whole team come to terms with that was super depressing to watch.

So not only did we have to watch him come to terms with the fact that he killed his X-Men in Logan, but then we had to watch him die.

For the second time.

Coco is all about family.

And that theme came out best during this scene when Coco began to sing along and remembered her father.

I think it's safe to say that comic book fans had a feeling this was coming.

But to those who just went in there to watch Wolverine kick some butt, they were caught off guard.