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21 TV & Movie Character Deaths We're Not Still Over

At least Dobby died a free elf...

Friday, December 2, 2016 - 11:26

We're sure that filmmakers put tear-jerking moments in movies and TV series just to spite us. Ellie's death in Up? Marissa's tragic passing in The O.C.? Seriously, guys. Too much.

21 Character Deaths We're Not Still Over

Leslie Burke in Bridge to Terabithia - Our teenage hearts were never the same. Fuck Joshua from Year 6. This, this death was our true first heartbreak.

Disney

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Mufasa in Lion King - Honest to God, still not over the cruelty of Disney.

Disney

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Lexa in The 100 - Why, TV Gods. WHY?

The CW

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Severus Snape in Harry Potter - He was a good egg, goddammit.

Warner Bros.

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Curtis in Misfits - It all went downhill once he was gone.

E4

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Ellie Fredricksen in Up - How dare you, Pixar? HOW DARE YOU?

Disney

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Fox Mulder in The X Files - Yeah, yeah, we know he's not *really* dead, but the emotions we felt were REAL.

FOX

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Marissa in The OC - Some say it was a blessing, some say it's what made the show insufferable. We still haven't made up our minds 'cuz we're not done sobbing over it yet.

FOX

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John Coffey in The Green Mile - Oh, Johnny. Sweet, sweet Johny. Rest in peace, sweet angel.

Warner Bros.

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Glenn in The Walking Dead - Oh, what's that? Walking Dead ratings are crushing after they killed off Glenn? Go figure.

AMC

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Dobby in Harry Potter - At least he died a free elf...

Warner Bros.

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Augustus Waters in The Fault in Our Stars - Okay? No, we're not okay!!! How could you do this to us, John Green?

20th Century Fox

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Rubio in Hook - And just like that, one of the biggest crushes of every '90s kid was gone. RIP.

TriStar Pictures/Sony

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Tadashi Hamada in Big Hero 6 - Balalalala, you kind soul. Balalalala.

Disney

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Spock in Star Trek II - Life was never the same again.

Paramount Pictures

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Jack Dawson in Titanic - THERE WAS ENOUGH ROOM FOR BOTH OF THEM ON THAT FUCKING RAFT.

Warner Bros.

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Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter - Our wants are still raised in tribute.

Warner Bros.

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Wilson in Cast Away - He was just a bloody (quite literally) ball! How come we feel o strongly about him?

20th Century Fox

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Boromir in The Lord of the Ring - One does not simply get over Boromir's death.

New Line Cinema

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Primrose Everdeen in The Hunger Games - Let's be honest tho, had Katniss not volunteered as a tribute, Primrose would’ve been dead within five minutes of entering that arena.

Lionsgate

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Derek Shepard in Grey’s Anatomy - And the show was never the same again :(

ABC

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Jennifer Aniston in Leprechaun - It’s a horror film about leprechauns terrorising a family. You can probably already tell how “excellent” this picture is.

Lionsgate

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Matt LeBlanc in Ed - Every movie that features a human + animal as the main characters is a no-no. We’re looking at you too, Flipper.

Universal

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Ellen Page in I Downloaded a Ghost - Also featured in Ghost Cat: Mrs. Ashore’s Cat. She started off strong, alright.

MTI Home Video

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Leo DiCaprio in Critters 3 - Have you seen Critters 1 through 2? No? Shocking.

New Line Home Entertainment

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Jim Carrey in Earth Girls Are Easy - Everything about this movie is wrong. It’s a musical, for crying out loud!

Vestron Pictures

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Courteney Cox in Masters of the Universe - The intensity and the low quality of special effects in this film makes it truly unbearable. Soz, Courteney.

The Cannon Group, Inc.

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Zac Efron in The Derby Stallion - See “Matt LeBlanc in Ed”

Echo Bridge Entertainment

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Matthew Perry and Salma Hayek in Fools Rush In - What was supposed to be a cute romantic comedy turned out to be one massive cringe-fest.

Columbia Pictures

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Kim Cattrall, Natasha Lyonne, and Craig Ferguson in Modern Vampires - Oh boy, this one’s so bad it went straight to *LIMITED* VHS distribution. Yeah.

Columbia TriStar

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Nicole Kidman in BMX Bandits - It’s about BMX bikers getting involved with a group of bank robbers. Still think it might be a good movie? Read the first sentence again.

Umbrella Entertainment

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Emma Stone in Superbad - Yup, you’ve guessed it. It’s super bad.

Columbia Pictures

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Angelina Jolie in Hell’s Kitchen - The plot is as confusing as the the strange Jolie/Thornton relationship was.

Warner Bros.

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Brad Pitt in Cutting Class - He’s cutting class by murdering all of his classmates and the staff. Great life choices right there. Just look at him tho. His eyes are begging to release him from this nightmare of a film.

Republic Pictures

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Mila Kunis in Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding - We’ll let the image speak for itself.

Emerging Pictures

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Olivia Wilde in Year One - A major misfire from all actors concerned.

Columbia Pictures

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Dwayne Johnson in Tooth Fairy - “A bad deed on the part of a tough minor-league hockey player results in an unusual sentence: He must serve one week as a real-life tooth fairy.” Enough said.

20th Century Fox

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Jennifer Lawrence in Garden Party - Imagine the vibe of “The Bling Ring”, but five years earlier.

Roadside Attractions

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