Soldato
Dead Man's Shoes
Apocalypse Now
Schindler's List
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Apocalypse Now
Schindler's List
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Not sure if it's exactly depressing, but Interstellar was beautiful and sad at the same time. The "don't let me leave murph" scene had me bawling like a baby.
the notebook?
Not sure if it's exactly depressing, but Interstellar was beautiful and sad at the same time. The "don't let me leave murph" scene had me bawling like a baby.
I actually came back to post this. The scene where he has years of video-logs to catch up on broke me down. First time I ever got watery eyes in a cinema.
I think it counts, whenever I hear Zimmer's "Cornfield Chase" I immediately get a lump in my throat.
As amazing as the visuals are in this movie are, the soundtrack is somehow one step above that in my honest opinion. The main reccuring theme that plays throughout the movie (a leitmotif I think you call it?) is so deeply and expertly intertwined with the movie, I can't imagine one existing without the other.
And yes, it brings out feels like nothing else.
What are the best examples of bleak, dreary and depressing movies that manage to be painfully beautiful and poignant at the same time?