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Drizzling Blur
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 Recommendations : Depressive Movies Mention the depressive movies that u've ever seen
Till date, the most depressive movie's been Requiem For A Dream for me !
Recommend some movies here and write about them too, would help 
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| Wed Oct 10, 2007 7:10 am |
 
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Bulldozer
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You can try Envy (1999). I have not seen it yet, but a friend of mine recommended this while we were talking about Requiem For A Dream.
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Belial
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A Bittersweet Life, great south-korean movie, with an incredibly good fight scene (not as good as the one in Old Boy though, but it's still a great one).
Gegen die Wand (Head-On in english I belive), some really nice movie about turkish immigrants in germany, a fucked up guy who has to 'marry' a girl whom he just met in a hospital...
Donnie Darko, I guess this one needs no introduction.
Amores Perros, fantastic spanish movie, three or four (not-so-happy) stories connected to eachother by a car accident... and dogs.
Killer Kid, awesome french movie. A kid gets sold, brainwashed and trained as a soldier in order to bring him to France to kill an important person. Has some very nice music too.
Taegukgi, another south-korean movie. Fans of Saving Private Ryan will love it. Two brothers are drafted by force to take part in the korean war.
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Sonic Architect
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Flowers In the Attic
perhaps the most bleak movie I have ever seen....about a mother who locks her kids in an attic and tells other people they are dead.
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Drizzling Blur
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Good, I atleast have few movies to watch now.
Thanks.
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Lacrymae Rerum
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Grave of the Fireflies, by Isao Takahata
An Anime about two japanese brothers trying to survive during WW II
It's worse than tear gas (really)
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tau
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'House of sand and fog' is very down.
It's about a bad situation that turns worse. And again. And again..
And it's not a bad movie.
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forlorn existence
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Dancer in the Dark
Falling Down
Osama
Marooned in Iraq
I Stand Alone
Crouching Tiger,Hidden Dragon
Monster
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Enki
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I agree with the recommendation of "Grave of the Fireflies" and also suggest the Documentary "Darwins Nightmare" (...really kind of depressive, though it may not be what you're looking for: http://imdb.com/title/tt0424024/ )
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d.mimøsa
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No, but I don't find it that depressive... Still a nice movie.
I'd recommend you to watch some movies by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. I watched "Katzelmacher" and "Warum läuft Herr R. Amok?" recently and they were pretty bleak, especially the latter. I definitely have to watch some more. I don't know the English titles (if there are any, that is) and I'm too lazy to look them up right now, but I guess you might find them at Wikipedia etc...
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Mordante
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Note really a depressive film but it has a nice atmosphere
Dark City
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Drizzling Blur
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Ur kidding me, that movie is anything but depressive.
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blackvinyl
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i highly recommend this movie called THE SEVENTH CONTINENT by the same dude who directed CACHE or HIDDEN in english.
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Silverdrone
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I just saw Requiem for a Dream...
"Ass to Ass"
But other then that, it's pretty damn good...
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loadedgoblin
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the deer hunter.. I've only seen it twice, and at that time, I thought it's depressing
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forlorn existence
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my apology! i didn't even remember what came in to my mind when i included them on this topic. i guess i only focused on the end part when the lady jumped from the the high mountain.i thought that scene as depressive. 
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| Fri Oct 19, 2007 8:23 am |
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I second that. It's marvelllous, brilliant.
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Wehrwolfe
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You should REALLY give The War Zone a try, it has a very dark and gloomy aura around the entire movie.
Especially the setting, characters, etc.
Doom is a nice word to describe it, so figure, you may like it. I certainly did, one of the better movies I ever saw.
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Silverdrone
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I saw 30 days of Night last night, and it had quite a depressing atmosphere surrounding the whole thing. Pretty good movie in my own opinion...
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