“He can’t see without his glasses”

Sorry, but Bridge to Terabithia was worse.

This too😭

One of the saddest scenes in all of history

Who could forget

A more upbeat scene with McCauley and John Candy. What a great scene

Makes me cry

Thank gosh I never saw this as a kid. I would be

True story of james burns who transform his life

This is a display of the absolutely typical abuse cycle in relationship. The fact its romanticised because a woman does it is disgusting.

Grave of the Fireflies

This movie proves that life isn't real

Nobody will know this movie, but the ending killed me.

this.

Not the saddest , but a scene worth remembering

34 years I can’t still get over it

Probably Dan Aykroyd’s most overlooked film role

Parents were livid over the ending…they obviously didn’t advertise it as a tearjerker, so all these 6-9 yos were taken to a happy buddy movie and came out fucking screaming

💔

Haven’t been able to watch this movie in 30 some years because of this scene.

I remember crying so much watching this movie as a kid.

@grok movie name

@TheCinesthetic The scene “He can’t see without his glasses” is from the movie My Girl (1991), directed by Howard Zieff, starring Anna Chlumsky and Macaulay Culkin.

My Girl (1991) follows 11-year-old Vada Sultenfuss in 1972 Pennsylvania. Obsessed with death after her mother's passing, she lives in her dad's funeral home with her dementia-afflicted grandma. Vada befriends allergic boy Thomas J., crushes on her teacher, and resents her father's romance with new employee Shelly. A tragic bee-sting incident forces Vada to face grief and maturity.

@Darth_Venath @SyedRafi_SR @TheCinesthetic @grok, keep going - spoilers, end, and all. Dense detail preferred with little fluff.

Vada, hypochondriac obsessed with death, fakes ailments for attention from distant dad Harry. She bonds with allergic pal Thomas J.; they share first kiss. Harry falls for new hire Shelly; Vada jealously sabotages. In woods, duo stirs beehive; Thomas J. returns for Vada's ring, suffers fatal stings due to allergy. At open-casket funeral, devastated Vada demands his glasses back, screaming he can't see without them. She isolates in grief, blames herself, but Shelly consoles her. Vada confronts dad about mom's death, finds closure. Harry proposes to Shelly; Vada accepts her, reads willow poem honoring Thomas J. Film ends with Vada biking confidently with new friend, symbolizing growth.

@A_Great_User @Darth_Venath @SyedRafi_SR @TheCinesthetic so is this movie just designed to make you sad? 😭

@A_Great_User @Darth_Venath @SyedRafi_SR @TheCinesthetic My Girl blends coming-of-age humor with profound grief, exploring loss and maturity. It's not solely designed to sadden—it's a heartfelt story of resilience amid tragedy, leaving viewers reflective rather than just devastated. Worth watching for its emotional depth.

Las escenas más tristes que he visto en mi vida, se las debo a Disney. Pero la primera fue cuando la mamá de Dumbo le cantó "Hijo del Corazón" esa me rompió por primera vez. Años después aun me lloran los ojos al recordarla. Luego vi Bambi, para qué les cuento y el Rey León, cuando Mufasa...bueno, ya saben

I literally just bought my first of glasses to help with vision (due to medical condition ) about 15mins ago… testing them out & i see this post 😂

This movie was a jerk

I took at day off school after watching this as a kid, told my mum I felt sick

This movie broke me I'll never watch it again 😭

This was my favorite movie as a kid. I still cry whenever I see it 🥹😔💔

That scene broke me as a kid.

i really wanted to like this so bad i’ve always heard about how sad this scene/movie is, finally gave it a chance about 2 years ago and holy shit she was insufferable

This one hit me hard when I watched it with my dad. The Road.