Saddest Disney Moments Ever!!!

[baymax1]

Here is a collection of the saddest disney moments screenrant.com/most-saddest-heartbreaking-disney-pixar-movie-scenes/

There are definitely a few more! Which disney moments have you cried at?

 

[Soldier's*Sweeties]

I didn't watch the video but I always cry with The Beast gets stabbed. I know he lives but it was one of the first movies I ever saw in the theater and I may be traumatized

 

[anniemae]

Bing Bong

 

[JaxDad]

Here is a collection of the saddest disney moments screenrant.com/most-saddest-heartbreaking-disney-pixar-movie-scenes/

There are definitely a few more! Which disney moments have you cried at?

What? No "Old Yeller???"

 

[ELSA711]

Bing Bong
Dumbo Scene
Mufasa Scene
Homeward Bound
Fox and the Hound

I cry just thinking about them (Old Yeller and Ray from Princess and the Frog) they get me every time to.
I can't watch the Quasimodo scene to this day, makes me physically nauseous

I think I have a 'trend' with animals.
The last scene in Toy Story 3 when Andy leaves his toys with that little girl makes me bawl to. We have Buzz, Bullseye, Jesse, Woody and the race car at home from Toy Story
My kids have been willing to donate them for years and I refuse

 

[Bianca and Bernard]

Here is a collection of the saddest disney moments screenrant.com/most-saddest-heartbreaking-disney-pixar-movie-scenes/

There are definitely a few more! Which disney moments have you cried at?

I cry at everything...
The worst was UP. Not 5 minutes into the movie, and I'm bawling like a baby.
Toy Story 3 was pretty sad too.

 

[Gumbo4x4]

What? No "Old Yeller???"

First thing I thought of

 

[ronandannette]

I cry at everything...
The worst was UP. Not 5 minutes into the movie, and I'm bawling like a baby.
Toy Story 3 was pretty sad too.

I'm not a "weeper" in general and I don't remember ever crying at any movie except Toy Story 3. Watching Andy box up the toys and recognizing how my own DS's childhood was flying by made me come unglued. I could almost cry again now just thinking about it!

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I don't cry much at all. We always joke that I don't have tear ducts. lol. But the ending of Toy Story 3 got me. Like a PP, thinking about my son did me in. Toy Story 4 comes out at the same time he's graduating high school. He told me he will come to the movie theater to watch it with me. I think I might have the ugly cry going on that day!

 

[potterfanatic]

I cry at some point in every single movie I have ever watched and my daughters have always made fun of me, until we saw Inside Out. My youngest sneaked over into my lap and just hid her face bawling about Bing Bong. She now refuses to watch anything she hasn't seen before until she's reassured that no one dies in it.

 

[Disney_traveler]

I even cried (more than once) at Finding Dory.
Fox and the Hound when she takes Todd to the game preserve gets me.
Bing Bong got to me.

But I think I am a cryer with any emotional movie. I even cried through pretty much the entire stage production of Phantom when I saw it in Vegas!

 

[PrncessA]

The beginning of UP had me bawling like a baby in the theater, so did multiple moments in Toy Story 3. When Hiro's brother in Big Hero 6 died I got misty eyed. So many more.

 

[Pugsly]

Toy Story 3 had me bawling like a baby (at the end).

My son was close to Andy's age in each of the movies and came home from college so we could go see TS3 together (he was only an hour away).

 

[BrianL]

UP is a tough one. I had recently lost my grandmother when I saw that. Pixar movies always tug at the heart.

One that makes me sad is all the kittens in the box at the beginning of Oliver and Company, and he gets left behind in the rain. It works out for him though, but it's such a sad scene.

 

[diznygirl]

Haven't seen the beginning of Up, the end of Toy Story 3, the end of Fox and the Hound, Inside Out at all - I'm a major cryer so I limit myself. Self-preservation. Lol

 

[King Schultz]

"Don't worry about that stupid list 'Ol Yeller; the people on the DIS value you!"

 

[Sparkly]

Finding Dory was sad in parts. Great movie.

 

[ELSA711]

Finding Dory was sad in parts. Great movie.

It was so somber. Her getting lost as a child. Those parts made my heart hurt.

 

[cornflkgrl]

The entire last about 40 minutes of Inside Out.

Watching the Islands crumble, Bing Bong, when Riley seizes to express any emotions when she gets on the bus (this being an actual real stage of depression for a lot of people). It was like watching a cartoon of the progression of depression. My older son was crying out loud. I felt like a jerk for taking him to that movie. We are good with it now, but it is in the pile with the movies I don't watch when I'm depressed. And it's a cartoon!

 

[King Schultz]

Bambi's mother getting shot, 'Ol Yeller, Dumbo being taken from his mother. . . all traumatized me as a child.


And I have to admit, the first part of "Up" and parts of "Toy Story 3" caused the allergies to kick up a little.