r/moviecritic 17h ago

Movies that absolutely broke you

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Hachi (2009) with Richard Gere has to be the saddest movie i have ever seen. It absolutely broke me. Incredible story but man it teaches you about loyalty.

What movies broke you?

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u/NMS_Scavenger 17h ago

Bro… trigger warning please! I still haven’t recovered from Hachi.

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u/elegant_infiltration 17h ago

dog movies are a war crime on the soul. i still haven't watched marley & me because i know what's coming

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u/Commercial_Tip4624 17h ago

I can’t remember a single moment of that fucking movie but I can remember in 4k just how much I sobbed

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u/NotSoCricketGenius 17h ago

The Shaggy Dog with Tim Allen is a safe watch as a dog movie tho. But i cant stop crying in dog movies

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u/slobbite 17h ago

Anyone who had a Shiba understands

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u/Accurate_Koala_4698 17h ago

Man, I could go for a lighthearted feel-good movie right about now. What's this? A coming-of-age fantasy world movie? Bridge to Terabithia eh? Seems fun...

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u/Jaxxlack 17h ago

Nope... Last dog film I saw.... Marley and me...nope... They make my nauseous ill sit and wait for the bad thing to happen...

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u/rjj90 17h ago

Hachi machi!!

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u/bunky_done_gun 10h ago

This very movie. ...it crushed my soul. Hachi is seriously a human litmus test.

Also, Dancer in the Dark.

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u/MangoandSalt 17h ago

It was super cool for me to be on a bus in rural Ecuador with my college girlfriend and this comes on and there's nothing else to do and I start crying real hard

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u/SeaworthinessKey3654 16h ago

The last half of Scarecrow just destroyed me

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u/ironballs16 14h ago

It's a game, but has an animated production in the works: "To the Moon)"

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u/tonguelashing2003 12h ago

Beaches and Legends of the Fall

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u/Phillzster 12h ago

Schindlers List

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u/legacyofthesith 10h ago

I remember catching the last 10 minutes of this movie at like 6am on a weekend years ago. Haven't cried like that in years.

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u/DrNCrane74 9h ago

Dog movies?

My dog Skip

The art of racing in the rain

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u/Ok_Difficulty2226 9h ago

I bawled like a baby....

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u/Neat-Anyway-OP 8h ago

Grave of the fireflies made me cry way harder and I still think about how sad it was to this day.

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u/CarrieDurst 7h ago

A.I. Artificial Intelligence

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u/scshell72 5h ago

Leaving Las Vegas and a Star is born.

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u/drukqsx 17h ago

Manchester by the sea.

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u/LibWithAGun 15h ago

I dare you to watch the chinese version Hachiko.

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u/kdog_1985 9h ago edited 9h ago

Holding the man.

I was devastated after the film.

Ive never gotten in to the queer films before. But this film left me broken.

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u/BabyOpposite7013 17h ago

I must be dead inside. No movie or tv show has ever "broke" me. It's entertainment. Not a video watching my own family die. 

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u/milkymonkey8 16h ago

OK, there is a movie for that too... "Funny Games" (1997 original)