I am happy to announce that mc animation studios is working on fox and the hound 3 with a new cast I do the voice of Todd and also the director and script righter with some help from my cousin it still being worked on by my other cousin she is working on the animation I am hoping to have it done by lat July to have a live stream premiere on UA-cam and it would be uploaded the next day on UA-cam and I am hoping to have it on Netflix Canada and Netflix u.s I am hoping It would go with out any technical problems I am hoping you kingplayer14 cand react to my movie.thank michael marchetti CEO of mc animation studios inc
What makes me broken even more is in the end, the grandma and the fox don't even get to be together anymore. And even the fox and the hound can't be good friends like before. Why though, it's too sad like it's true that the goodbye's forever. Damn it!
But in the end tod and vixie are watching copper, chief, farmer and grandma from a nearby tree that's a powerful symbolism of how goodbye may seem forever but is not truly forever
This makes me cry for the fact the song makes me think of my daughter that was born asleep and my dad that passed away before I found out I was pregnant with her..
Yeah I can't even enjoy watching people cry anymore 😭 (not in a horrible way, like a "haha you too" way)- now I cry with them and cry harder because they are crying 😭😭😭
It's probably because Mustafa's death scene is more played for terror, rather than emotion. I don't even like this film anymore, but I still come back to this scene for its emotional impact.
I have this same thing. I never felt anything in the lion king. In the fox and the hound is the opposite, is so silent and so intense in the same time.
@@garrettbays6942 mufasa’s death itself was not the heartbreaking part... I cried when Simba started to call him...”father...wake up...” while knowing that he’d never reply...
The saddest disney movie ever!!! I remeber as a kid i'm so upset on this seen and now as an adult watched again. i'm tear up broke down. what a powerful scene it is.
Actually,the ending of the movie is more emotional to me. How they are forced my circunstances to stay away from each other,but still reminiscing about their childhood...man,this movie is beautiful in many ways.
I'm a 28 year old male. Works out 1 hour per day weight training. I eat nails for breakfast...Without milk. But the tears, they role down my face like the inevitable cascade of a tsunami no sediment could stay still for. Because I was 5 years old when I watched this. I was 5 and that little child is still in me.
I'm already over the red wedding in game of thrones. that was a few years ago. this film is over two decades old and I'm still not and will not ever be over this scene.
This hurts more as you get older and lose loved ones, friends, etc. Not to death but just anything, like moving away or just drifting apart. As a kid I thought I'd have the same friends forever. Didn't happen ...
I went to the theater and saw this when I was in first grade. My grandmother was visiting and took me to see it the night before she was driving back. The next day at school I began crying so hard thinking about the sad scenes, especially the one you showed, that my teachers became concerned. I was inconsolable so they asked me what was wrong. I knew my parents wouldn’t be happy that I became so emotional and disrupted my school work over a movie so I told a half truth (a lie) and said that I was sad my grandmother was leaving and I would not get to say good bye. When my memaw heard about this she came by my school on her way back to Little Rock and hugged me and told me how much she loved me. That seemed to do the trick because I quit crying and made it through the day. One of the few vivid memories I have from early childhood. Sorry so long but I had to share my Fox and The Hound story. No one but but my wife and whoever reads this Knows this story lol!!
Widow tweed always reminds me of my grandma. She showed me the magic of Disney when I was a kid. Fox and the hound is such a great tale and this scene really showed the reality of this situation.
My grandparents lived out in the country and didn’t have cable so I would often bring my Disney movies to watch when I stayed over with them. She would usually just leave me to watch them but if I brought the Fox and the Hound, she would watch it with me every time. It holds a very special place in my heart as a result
Sometimes true strength can be not being afraid to cry. There are so many movies in wgich people cry and I don't even flinch. I get teary eyed just thinking about this scene.
Hang in there Kingplayer14 this scene is beautiful its nice to revisit it and just cry your eyes out for its new meaning each time you watch it. Maybe it hit you because you lost a pet or maybe you lost a grandma and miss her very much. You take care. Stay golden.
Its alright buddy let it all out just like sallem said take care and stay golden when i saw the video i was sad to so don't cry your not the only one who has emotions we all do and some may be sad and some may be happy but at the end we all have good,happy laughs and memories and like every disney story it always ends in a happy ending 😌
Just got past that scene while watching this film with my son. It makes me sob everytime. EVERYTIME. I'm 27, grew up watching it, and it still hits hard after all of these years
This is the scene that always makes me cry, without fail. Ever since I was a kid, I see this and weep like a baby. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that proudly admits it.
I don’t care what anyone says! This Disney classic will make anyone cry! Sometimes growing up we had a hard time opening up to people but your pet literally the only person who was like your friend literally your only friend! So loosing your best friend can hits really hard 💔. I will Always cry to this scene! People don’t understand what’s it’s like to grow up and loose your own pet!
Yep, can't watch this scene without weeping, either. I once asked director Rick Rich if he could tell me more about what inspired him to write the music for this song, but Rick doesn't exactly like to talk about the production of The Fox and the Hound because it was such a rough experience for everyone involved.
I don't know anything about the production of this film. What exactly made the production of this film so rough for all involved? Was it mostly because of the decline in Disney's animated films during the '60s and '70s?
@@DHM91 I know this is an ancient comment, but if you haven't already, check out the documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty. That'll give you an idea of that kinds of turmoil big creative studios can go through. Disney was on a rough road during those years. A lot of changes had to be made before the renaissance could be sparked. The livelihoods of many artists, writers, musicians and all the technical behind the scenes creative people were on the line, and things didn't work out well for a fair few of them. Even the above mentioned Richard Rich moved on, and was fortunately able to form his own animation studio.
This scene is so powerful. It does so little yet says so much. I always break down into a sobbing mess every time I watch it. It reminds me of how innocent and pure my childhood was, compared to rough adult life. It reminds me of the people and pets I’ve lost, and the friends I’ve left behind. The world is a rough place and it’s even to get checked out, but I’m glad there are videos like this to remind me that I still have a heart.
Foxes have the personality of the energizer bunny when they grow up. They knock things over for fun and chew everything in sight. If you leave them alone for a few minutes, your house will look like a tornado came through. No matter how sweet and affectionate they are when raised with people, no matter how many tricks you teach them, a fox is still a fox. So regardless of the cranky neighbor, Mrs. Tweed did the right thing.
I die a hundred times and break into a thousand pieces each time I watch this. Thank you for your candid reaction, we all need a good cry every now and then to remind us how beautiful yet painful life is :-)
I remember getting the soundtrack to this movie for Christmas on a record and playing this song over and over. I’m sure my family got sick of it but I wish I could find that record now in memory of my long lost pets, friends and family. Thank you for posting this
Saddest movie scene of all time. I was raised by my grandmother my whole life and she showed me this movie when I was 5 or 6. We used to hold each other and cry every time this scene came on cause I would imagine losing her. My grandma recently passed away and I came to watch it again to feel that moment I did 15 years ago.I’m 20 now and my advice is to hold on to everyone, even the ones you hate. This little thing called life will be gone sooner than we know it and the strongest thing that matters in the end is love.
So very wise... That's truth, people and animals who are so important may leave our lives and here, Earth, but the love we have shared doesn't go away and we take it with us everywhere else we go to. I think we will all see our loved ones after we die.
😢 Bro, I cry every time I see this specific part. I connect with it. I lost someone who meant the world to me. She was my first love. My best friend. I will forever mourn her lost, for even though we are not together anymore, I will be seeing her for the rest of my life because we still have a connection to each other, our daughter.. I say goodbye to her every other weekend, every Sunday when I go drop off my daughter, up in Victorville, I said goodbye to an old friend. A friend who is no longer a friend, sadly. That ride back from Victorville to Los Angeles is always rough. ..
Yeah, it is a very sad scene. This gets to me everytime, but it's even harder not to cry when I saw you cry to this, it made me cry even sooner than usual. This part is one of Disney's many sad moments. Aww, but don't worry, it'll be alright in the end. It looks like you need a hug. *Hugs*
I remember watching this movie as a kid and not understanding what that scene meant now I'm older and crying my eyes out I've lost so many people in my life now I understand what its like to lose someone that was close to you under any circumstances omg I love this movie and appreciate it even more
hands down my favorite disney movie.. I used to fast forward through this part because it was and still is impossible to watch without bawling.. fn heartbreaking and the lyrics of the song ring so true. Whoever has lost a pet, or anyone, this song hits straight through your soul
This scene makes me feel heavy hearted remembering my beautiful dog Lily. I miss her singing to the sound of her squeaky toy and her excitement when I would knock the door.
Oooh why'd you have to say that!? We had a squeaky squeaker singer too named Phil Collie... I miss that guy he would have been twenty two years old this coming week.
I cried last night to this scene with my bestfriend/brother.... I'm hard as a rock at funerals but somehow some way this scene always gets to me..... I cried exactly like you in this vid...
When I was a little kid I was kind of ok with it but as time went by after high school it now just hit me very hard. I never felt very sad 😢 like this in my whole life. It’s like someone you love had passed away. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Every time I watched this scene I cried. It's just like the way of Disney to tug at your heart strings and just hope this kind of stuff "doesn't happen" but it does. But you know eventually there will be a happy ending.
Dont feel bad brother im a 33 and im a rough and tough guy i dont show alot of emotion and i had the same reaction when i was watching it with my 3 year old daughter
Because, let's be blunt, this is one of the most emotionally manipulative animated sequences ever put to celluloid. That's not meant as a complaint, by the way: it's just a recognition of what's involved here. You have themes of abandonment in nature, abandonment by a mother figure, loss of a pet, and, subtextually, of imminent death; and that's just for starters. Now add in the overly sad music (including that harmonica), and lyrics that talk about "goodbye" and "forever" (which make the theme of death a little more explicit), and you've got a sequence that pushes every emotional big red button on the board. That it induces tears, isn't the hard part, believe it or not. The ticklish part of putting together an extremely sad sequence like this, is keeping it from going so far over the top with the sappiness, that it ends up as full-fledged Narm (look that up on TV Tropes, if you don't know what that is.) Really, this sequence is so well constructed, that it could be used by mental health types to aid in clinical diagnosis. It's just that efficient with its emotional manipulation.
When I was a kid this was the first time I experienced tragedy and sadness, I was only 5 in 1998 and I was so devastated. It is a fantastic movie but damn it hits hard.
You know something? The longer you wait, the harder it's gonna be for him to adapt. And the harder it's gonna be for you to let him go. - Sheriff Gordy, Open Season (2006)
Uugggghhhhhhh i still can't watch this scene without crying. Im 31, when i used to watch this as a kid, it was terrible, my god. This is one of my favorite Disney movies and every time my little brother wanted to watch it, i would dred this scene so much. So heartbreaking 💔. This is definitely the saddest Disney scene for me.
I am a troll here on youtube.. I have a pet cat named "Maraming Kulay" which means "Many Colors", I loved her and nurtured her. We've been for like 5 years and the day of inevitable came where I saw her outside our porch just lying there waiting for her last breath.. I was sitting beside her for many hours till the sun settled down and I was soo sad that I have too see one of my love ones pass away. Goodbye may seem forever, but memories last.. 🙈
This is and will always be the movie that made and also broke me. I remember this scene when she was bringing Todd to the forest, and was "reminiscing" and how the rain was the good times. I missed all that was pure and holy and I miss "the good old days"
A lot of people says that Mufasa’s death is the saddest Disney scene, as an animation student I cannot agree, Mufasa’s death wasn’t made to cry but to be scared, this scene was really made to cry, if someone ask me which scene is the saddest, this would be my answer
I own the movie and have not watched it as this scene kills me every time.. Seeing it reminds me of those I lost and now with Bob Mcgrath gone.. This hits in the heart... Without him the world seams so cold....
The Shadow of the axe hangs over everyone and every relationship we will ever have. We have all been the fox and we have all been the old woman. Well at least we will be at some point in our lives. That's why I think people can find this so easy to cry too
What I heard as a little kid: just a movie scene What I hear now: one of the saddest moments in Disney history that actually does make me cry every time
This scene always makes me cry as it makes me think of this cat I had, I watched him grow from 6 weeks to only a year old before he disappeared one day... I did learn what happened to him, he didn't get killed or anything, thankfully. He got lost one day and a woman found him on the side of the road and felt sorry for him and picked him up. He's currently in a very loving home now but I'll get never him back now nor will I see him again...
IT is PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDABLE to FEEL MOVED and SAD, NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE or WHAT the SITUATION is! I LOST my DEAREST mother about 3 MONTHS AGO, I FALL APART TOO, WHEN i WATCH this scene! I MISS HER SO MUCH! And, to ME, THIS scene is ALMOST in the SAME LEVEL of SADNESS as when BAMBI lost HIS mother! BIG, COMFORTING HUGS, YOU ARE ONLY HUMAN! 😢😢😢💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
If you came to the comments looking for trolls and assholes...you will find none. Absolutely nobody is judging, because every single solitary person here, no matter WHO YOU ARE, knows that we are all powerless against this scene! This is the one scene in the world that makes everybody and anybody cry on cue no matter what!
I never cried to a movie before. But after seeing this scene again after about 7 later 2009-2016 (not 2020) i saw it in 2016 again and holy f*ck did it mess me up. Idk why i just started bursting in tears. Probably because i had a traumatic fear of my grandma feeling sad which made me sad (dont laugh) and the old lady reminded me of it. But the pans and the way the fox just stares when she leaves. Idk it just triggered me really intensely.
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I’m here after saying goodbye to my buddy about 2 months ago. I’ve been thinking about this scene a lot, and it makes me tear up every time. My sister has a dog that isn’t doing so well. She made me a very nice memorial plaque after my buddy died, it’s a photo of him with the paw prints on my heart poem next to it. After her buddy goes I think I’m going to make her one with the ending quote of this scene “goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end, but in my heart’s a memory and there you’ll always be.” Update: Her little buddy will be going to the rainbow bridge tonight. He’s had a long happy life but is in the final stages of kidney failure and has been declining rapidly the last few days, she wants to spare him any further pain. I’m working on the memorial photo for her and it’s hard not to tear up when I see the ending of the song on a print I made for her.
No matter how old I grow this scene makes me cry like a baby. I cant watch it anymore but it showed me as a kid that nothing lasts forever and your pets and family will be around for so long. love them and keep them close to your heart
My grandma used to like watching this movie with my sister and I when we were kids. She passed away now and watching this made me think of her. First time I shed a tear in years.
I know a lot of people are commenting on pets but this scene made me think more about how my best friends and I’s relationship came to an end. It makes me cry every time.
This is very hard to watch and not cry, now knowing that my grandfather has passed away just today at 2:17 am. 🥺😭😭😭 Makes the lyrics to the song all too real. He will forever be in my heart as a memory.
@@lovesdisneyeight203 Thank you. My family and I have been better these days. 😌 We will always hold him dear in our hearts but we continue to live our lives making the best of every day.
I watched this last night with my fiancée she never saw ot and said is it sad? I said no so she would watch it and said all movies have at least one sad scene.. When this part came i knew what was coming and fought back the tears as hard as possible but they came and we were both crying and she was like damn that's the saddest thing ever passing me a tissue after taking one herself lmao!!!
I wouldn't blame you brother.this scene makes me carry uncontrollable back when I was a 5 years old.i didn't bother watch again until 2014 at the age is 24.it still.makes me cry even today at 31.without watching the movie.i ferl you.
This scene is so powerful and so good. This movie is underrated as hell. This is in my opinion a better version of bambi due to the emotional depth of its characters. I felt this is better bambi mum death even that was still sad. Disney films used to appeal to adults and kids but now it's all kiddie rubbish.
They don't make movies like these anymore, this movie was my childhood!
No, they sure don't. Mine too
Cheeki Breeki me too
I am happy to announce that mc animation studios is working on fox and the hound 3 with a new cast I do the voice of Todd and also the director and script righter with some help from my cousin it still being worked on by my other cousin she is working on the animation I am hoping to have it done by lat July to have a live stream premiere on UA-cam and it would be uploaded the next day on UA-cam and I am hoping to have it on Netflix Canada and Netflix u.s I am hoping It would go with out any technical problems I am hoping you kingplayer14 cand react to my movie.thank michael marchetti CEO of mc animation studios inc
Note it is a fan made filme but with cgi.my fox and the hound 3 movie is so complex with the fx and voice work. It going to be epic.
They don't make 2D's anymore.
What makes me broken even more is in the end, the grandma and the fox don't even get to be together anymore. And even the fox and the hound can't be good friends like before. Why though, it's too sad like it's true that the goodbye's forever. Damn it!
The end of the scene, that is.
Because that’s just how it is sometimes, unfortunately.
Yeah that’s true the book is even worse
But in the end tod and vixie are watching copper, chief, farmer and grandma from a nearby tree that's a powerful symbolism of how goodbye may seem forever but is not truly forever
I SWEAR THIS IS THE ONE OF THE ONLY MOVIES THAT MAKES EVERYONE CRY
Maybe it is
This makes me cry for the fact the song makes me think of my daughter that was born asleep and my dad that passed away before I found out I was pregnant with her..
It gets me everytime
@@MainStreetElectricalParade how is tht funny? I had expressed that this scene and song remind me of my daughter that was a stillbirth...
Now there's EndGame :(((
That scene is so powerful. It always makes me cry
You are not alone
I'm 27 and I still ball everytime 😥❤️
Same
Always... every time i look i get tears😪
"Hahah, I'm going to have fun snickering at his crying reaction!"
*[cries harder during the scene]*
Yeah I can't even enjoy watching people cry anymore 😭 (not in a horrible way, like a "haha you too" way)- now I cry with them and cry harder because they are crying 😭😭😭
You sir, are the living example of the comment section. I cried with you.
Lol
I didn't even cry when Mufasa died... But at this scene I always burst into tears
It's probably because Mustafa's death scene is more played for terror, rather than emotion. I don't even like this film anymore, but I still come back to this scene for its emotional impact.
@@garrettbays6942 mhm
I have this same thing. I never felt anything in the lion king. In the fox and the hound is the opposite, is so silent and so intense in the same time.
@@garrettbays6942 mufasa’s death itself was not the heartbreaking part...
I cried when Simba started to call him...”father...wake up...” while knowing that he’d never reply...
@@bellmsky oh yeah, I forgot about that moment. The Lion King was not a film I watched much when I grew up, so I remember very little about it.
The saddest disney movie ever!!! I remeber as a kid i'm so upset on this seen and now as an adult watched again. i'm tear up broke down. what a powerful scene it is.
Actually,the ending of the movie is more emotional to me. How they are forced my circunstances to stay away from each other,but still reminiscing about their childhood...man,this movie is beautiful in many ways.
My heart hurt when copper was just remembering when they said they'd be bestfriends forever.
This film was slept on such an under rated film and this scene is one of the most saddest in Disney
I never run out of tears for this movie. The combo of him watching the movie plus knowing he is getting emotional is getting me going already !!
Other people: Mufasa's death is the saddest scene of the entires Disney's movies
Me: Do you remember that f****ng scene from Fox And The Hound ?!
I'm a 28 year old male. Works out 1 hour per day weight training. I eat nails for breakfast...Without milk. But the tears, they role down my face like the inevitable cascade of a tsunami no sediment could stay still for. Because I was 5 years old when I watched this. I was 5 and that little child is still in me.
I like that spongebob reference. Lol!
I'm already over the red wedding in game of thrones. that was a few years ago.
this film is over two decades old and I'm still not and will not ever be over this scene.
I'm 27 years old, seen it so many times I know it's coming, but it still completely ruins me every single time.
IGM186 this dude still hearting comments after 2 years what a legend
I'm 26 and I could relate to that 😂😭
shiiiiiiiiiit how am i supposed to laugh at these when I'm crying at the same tiiiiiime!?
rayjinflo I have done a couple of these off camera. It's hard.
rayjinflo ME TOO
Haha! Got another one!! lol
rayjinflo same problem over her.
rayjinflo same
This hurts more as you get older and lose loved ones, friends, etc. Not to death but just anything, like moving away or just drifting apart. As a kid I thought I'd have the same friends forever. Didn't happen ...
I went to the theater and saw this when I was in first grade. My grandmother was visiting and took me to see it the night before she was driving back. The next day at school I began crying so hard thinking about the sad scenes, especially the one you showed, that my teachers became concerned. I was inconsolable so they asked me what was wrong. I knew my parents wouldn’t be happy that I became so emotional and disrupted my school work over a movie so I told a half truth (a lie) and said that I was sad my grandmother was leaving and I would not get to say good bye. When my memaw heard about this she came by my school on her way back to Little Rock and hugged me and told me how much she loved me. That seemed to do the trick because I quit crying and made it through the day. One of the few vivid memories I have from early childhood. Sorry so long but I had to share my Fox and The Hound story. No one but but my wife and whoever reads this Knows this story lol!!
OMG this is so sweet... I was four when I saw it in the theater...
Widow tweed always reminds me of my grandma. She showed me the magic of Disney when I was a kid. Fox and the hound is such a great tale and this scene really showed the reality of this situation.
My grandparents lived out in the country and didn’t have cable so I would often bring my Disney movies to watch when I stayed over with them. She would usually just leave me to watch them but if I brought the Fox and the Hound, she would watch it with me every time. It holds a very special place in my heart as a result
This scene is for the strong
So true
I don't know what being strong helps here; the scene breaks people down all the same. 😢
@@Sombody123 exactly !!!!
Sometimes true strength can be not being afraid to cry. There are so many movies in wgich people cry and I don't even flinch. I get teary eyed just thinking about this scene.
I dont cry at many things but it makes me come close
Hang in there Kingplayer14 this scene is beautiful its nice to revisit it and just cry your eyes out for its new meaning each time you watch it. Maybe it hit you because you lost a pet or maybe you lost a grandma and miss her very much. You take care. Stay golden.
Thank you
Its alright buddy let it all out just like sallem said take care and stay golden when i saw the video i was sad to so don't cry your not the only one who has emotions we all do and some may be sad and some may be happy but at the end we all have good,happy laughs and memories and like every disney story it always ends in a happy ending 😌
Sallem 58 amen
Just got past that scene while watching this film with my son. It makes me sob everytime. EVERYTIME. I'm 27, grew up watching it, and it still hits hard after all of these years
This is the scene that always makes me cry, without fail. Ever since I was a kid, I see this and weep like a baby. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that proudly admits it.
The part that makes me cry when the lady starts crying
I don’t care what anyone says! This Disney classic will make anyone cry! Sometimes growing up we had a hard time opening up to people but your pet literally the only person who was like your friend literally your only friend! So loosing your best friend can hits really hard 💔. I will Always cry to this scene! People don’t understand what’s it’s like to grow up and loose your own pet!
Yep, can't watch this scene without weeping, either. I once asked director Rick Rich if he could tell me more about what inspired him to write the music for this song, but Rick doesn't exactly like to talk about the production of The Fox and the Hound because it was such a rough experience for everyone involved.
Oh, wow.
That's pretty nifty that you got to speak to the director!
I don't know anything about the production of this film. What exactly made the production of this film so rough for all involved? Was it mostly because of the decline in Disney's animated films during the '60s and '70s?
@@DHM91 I know this is an ancient comment, but if you haven't already, check out the documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty. That'll give you an idea of that kinds of turmoil big creative studios can go through. Disney was on a rough road during those years. A lot of changes had to be made before the renaissance could be sparked. The livelihoods of many artists, writers, musicians and all the technical behind the scenes creative people were on the line, and things didn't work out well for a fair few of them. Even the above mentioned Richard Rich moved on, and was fortunately able to form his own animation studio.
im crying, i cannot handle this emotional disney classic! ;_; i like fox and the hound so much, its a VERY much classic..
Yes!
This scene is so powerful. It does so little yet says so much. I always break down into a sobbing mess every time I watch it.
It reminds me of how innocent and pure my childhood was, compared to rough adult life.
It reminds me of the people and pets I’ve lost, and the friends I’ve left behind.
The world is a rough place and it’s even to get checked out, but I’m glad there are videos like this to remind me that I still have a heart.
Foxes have the personality of the energizer bunny when they grow up. They knock things over for fun and chew everything in sight. If you leave them alone for a few minutes, your house will look like a tornado came through. No matter how sweet and affectionate they are when raised with people, no matter how many tricks you teach them, a fox is still a fox. So regardless of the cranky neighbor, Mrs. Tweed did the right thing.
I die a hundred times and break into a thousand pieces each time I watch this. Thank you for your candid reaction, we all need a good cry every now and then to remind us how beautiful yet painful life is :-)
I remember getting the soundtrack to this movie for Christmas on a record and playing this song over and over. I’m sure my family got sick of it but I wish I could find that record now in memory of my long lost pets, friends and family. Thank you for posting this
Saddest movie scene of all time. I was raised by my grandmother my whole life and she showed me this movie when I was 5 or 6. We used to hold each other and cry every time this scene came on cause I would imagine losing her. My grandma recently passed away and I came to watch it again to feel that moment I did 15 years ago.I’m 20 now and my advice is to hold on to everyone, even the ones you hate. This little thing called life will be gone sooner than we know it and the strongest thing that matters in the end is love.
So very wise... That's truth, people and animals who are so important may leave our lives and here, Earth, but the love we have shared doesn't go away and we take it with us everywhere else we go to. I think we will all see our loved ones after we die.
😢 Bro, I cry every time I see this specific part. I connect with it. I lost someone who meant the world to me. She was my first love. My best friend. I will forever mourn her lost, for even though we are not together anymore, I will be seeing her for the rest of my life because we still have a connection to each other, our daughter.. I say goodbye to her every other weekend, every Sunday when I go drop off my daughter, up in Victorville, I said goodbye to an old friend. A friend who is no longer a friend, sadly. That ride back from Victorville to Los Angeles is always rough. ..
Yeah, it is a very sad scene. This gets to me everytime, but it's even harder not to cry when I saw you cry to this, it made me cry even sooner than usual. This part is one of Disney's many sad moments. Aww, but don't worry, it'll be alright in the end. It looks like you need a hug. *Hugs*
This scene made me ball like a baby when I first watched the film
I remember watching this movie as a kid and not understanding what that scene meant now I'm older and crying my eyes out I've lost so many people in my life now I understand what its like to lose someone that was close to you under any circumstances omg I love this movie and appreciate it even more
Awww it's okay, dude... I cried too. I want to give this man a hug.
hands down my favorite disney movie.. I used to fast forward through this part because it was and still is impossible to watch without bawling.. fn heartbreaking and the lyrics of the song ring so true. Whoever has lost a pet, or anyone, this song hits straight through your soul
I think that I will never not cry to these scene and poem.
This scene makes me feel heavy hearted remembering my beautiful dog Lily. I miss her singing to the sound of her squeaky toy and her excitement when I would knock the door.
Oooh why'd you have to say that!? We had a squeaky squeaker singer too named Phil Collie... I miss that guy he would have been twenty two years old this coming week.
It’s enough to make every grown man cry
I cried last night to this scene with my bestfriend/brother....
I'm hard as a rock at funerals but somehow some way this scene always gets to me..... I cried exactly like you in this vid...
That scene does make me cry every single time 😢 😭 😪 💔 🤧 😔 it broke my heart 💔
Im with you brother. This scene gets me EVERY TIME. 😢
I feel ya man, I’m a teenager and I can’t get through this scene without crying
Man, I'm crying just watching you cry. This scene kills me.
When I was a little kid I was kind of ok with it but as time went by after high school it now just hit me very hard. I never felt very sad 😢 like this in my whole life. It’s like someone you love had passed away. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I too cried at this part. 😔
Every time I watched this scene I cried. It's just like the way of Disney to tug at your heart strings and just hope this kind of stuff "doesn't happen" but it does. But you know eventually there will be a happy ending.
I feel ya buddy I feel the same way everytime I see that part in the Fox and the Hound I never gets old
Dont feel bad brother im a 33 and im a rough and tough guy i dont show alot of emotion and i had the same reaction when i was watching it with my 3 year old daughter
Why do I cry all the time when I see this?
I have no clue. I think we all do.
Because you have a heart
Because, let's be blunt, this is one of the most emotionally manipulative animated sequences ever put to celluloid.
That's not meant as a complaint, by the way: it's just a recognition of what's involved here.
You have themes of abandonment in nature, abandonment by a mother figure, loss of a pet, and, subtextually, of imminent death; and that's just for starters.
Now add in the overly sad music (including that harmonica), and lyrics that talk about "goodbye" and "forever" (which make the theme of death a little more explicit), and you've got a sequence that pushes every emotional big red button on the board.
That it induces tears, isn't the hard part, believe it or not. The ticklish part of putting together an extremely sad sequence like this, is keeping it from going so far over the top with the sappiness, that it ends up as full-fledged Narm (look that up on TV Tropes, if you don't know what that is.)
Really, this sequence is so well constructed, that it could be used by mental health types to aid in clinical diagnosis. It's just that efficient with its emotional manipulation.
Ummm......really?
When I was a kid this was the first time I experienced tragedy and sadness, I was only 5 in 1998 and I was so devastated. It is a fantastic movie but damn it hits hard.
You can tell me what ever you want but that is the saddest disney moment.
Not gonna lie I’m legit crying with you!!! Thank you for posting this raw reaction
Somebody cutting onions at my job! Yes, it’s slow and I’m watching this. (Worse scene to watch at work)
Anyone who has ever lost a pet they loved gets hit hard by this scene. I ugly cry every single time.
You know something? The longer you wait, the harder it's gonna be for him to adapt. And the harder it's gonna be for you to let him go. - Sheriff Gordy, Open Season (2006)
My grandma and I used to watch this all the time when I was little.
Uugggghhhhhhh i still can't watch this scene without crying. Im 31, when i used to watch this as a kid, it was terrible, my god. This is one of my favorite Disney movies and every time my little brother wanted to watch it, i would dred this scene so much. So heartbreaking 💔. This is definitely the saddest Disney scene for me.
I am a troll here on youtube.. I have a pet cat named "Maraming Kulay" which means "Many Colors", I loved her and nurtured her. We've been for like 5 years and the day of inevitable came where I saw her outside our porch just lying there waiting for her last breath.. I was sitting beside her for many hours till the sun settled down and I was soo sad that I have too see one of my love ones pass away.
Goodbye may seem forever, but memories last.. 🙈
😭😭😭I know how you feel, this made me shedder my tears of heart breaking in this scene😭😭😭
This scene always makes me cry it feels so personal I really feel the words.
This is and will always be the movie that made and also broke me. I remember this scene when she was bringing Todd to the forest, and was "reminiscing" and how the rain was the good times. I missed all that was pure and holy and I miss "the good old days"
A lot of people says that Mufasa’s death is the saddest Disney scene, as an animation student I cannot agree, Mufasa’s death wasn’t made to cry but to be scared, this scene was really made to cry, if someone ask me which scene is the saddest, this would be my answer
Disney: how can we make this scene sad?
Creators: companion separation, old lady crying, sad music, a sad poem?
Disney: i want all of those....
I own the movie and have not watched it as this scene kills me every time.. Seeing it reminds me of those I lost and now with Bob Mcgrath gone.. This hits in the heart... Without him the world seams so cold....
The Shadow of the axe hangs over everyone and every relationship we will ever have. We have all been the fox and we have all been the old woman. Well at least we will be at some point in our lives. That's why I think people can find this so easy to cry too
What I heard as a little kid: just a movie scene
What I hear now: one of the saddest moments in Disney history that actually does make me cry every time
This scene always makes me cry as it makes me think of this cat I had, I watched him grow from 6 weeks to only a year old before he disappeared one day... I did learn what happened to him, he didn't get killed or anything, thankfully. He got lost one day and a woman found him on the side of the road and felt sorry for him and picked him up. He's currently in a very loving home now but I'll get never him back now nor will I see him again...
I am a man of 29 and I am crying. Not ashamed.
just watched this movie w my husband, hes never seen it. the second that song starts, i begin to cry and he looks at me like im crazy lol
Let's all cry in a corner 😢❤
IT is PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDABLE to FEEL MOVED and SAD, NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE or WHAT the SITUATION is!
I LOST my DEAREST mother about 3 MONTHS AGO, I FALL APART TOO, WHEN i WATCH this scene!
I MISS HER SO MUCH!
And, to ME, THIS scene is ALMOST in the SAME LEVEL of SADNESS as when BAMBI lost HIS mother!
BIG, COMFORTING HUGS, YOU ARE ONLY HUMAN!
😢😢😢💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
The thing about this scene is that it not only made me cry, but, unlike other movies, it makes me cry every single time i watch it
One of those movies you can't do it. There is literally no way.
My grandma passed away this year and it’s been hard on me and on my family. I miss her everyday.
If you came to the comments looking for trolls and assholes...you will find none. Absolutely nobody is judging, because every single solitary person here, no matter WHO YOU ARE, knows that we are all powerless against this scene! This is the one scene in the world that makes everybody and anybody cry on cue no matter what!
False. I can absolutely tell this man is not really crying.
I never cried to a movie before. But after seeing this scene again after about 7 later 2009-2016 (not 2020) i saw it in 2016 again and holy f*ck did it mess me up. Idk why i just started bursting in tears. Probably because i had a traumatic fear of my grandma feeling sad which made me sad (dont laugh) and the old lady reminded me of it. But the pans and the way the fox just stares when she leaves. Idk it just triggered me really intensely.
I think its also the damn music holy shit.............................dnfjxkrmznroslfneizmrnsjsrlanfjelxnejamrnahcoenzjekTnwkckemxkeozkenzkrowkxnencjekdnwmxkemfkekzkr
I’m here after saying goodbye to my buddy about 2 months ago. I’ve been thinking about this scene a lot, and it makes me tear up every time. My sister has a dog that isn’t doing so well. She made me a very nice memorial plaque after my buddy died, it’s a photo of him with the paw prints on my heart poem next to it. After her buddy goes I think I’m going to make her one with the ending quote of this scene “goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end, but in my heart’s a memory and there you’ll always be.”
Update: Her little buddy will be going to the rainbow bridge tonight. He’s had a long happy life but is in the final stages of kidney failure and has been declining rapidly the last few days, she wants to spare him any further pain. I’m working on the memorial photo for her and it’s hard not to tear up when I see the ending of the song on a print I made for her.
That scene is so sad, i cry every time 😔😭
No matter how old I grow this scene makes me cry like a baby. I cant watch it anymore but it showed me as a kid that nothing lasts forever and your pets and family will be around for so long. love them and keep them close to your heart
My grandma used to like watching this movie with my sister and I when we were kids. She passed away now and watching this made me think of her. First time I shed a tear in years.
i Subcribed I Cryed On that Same Scene Too
I think we all do =)
Haha Your Right
kingplayer14 its touching
The Sharer Fan I LOVE FOX AND THEHOUND!!!!
You have a big heart 💘
If this scene don’t make you ugly cry then you are not human ..
I know a lot of people are commenting on pets but this scene made me think more about how my best friends and I’s relationship came to an end. It makes me cry every time.
the one movie that never fails to make me cry when i need to cry.
If i were there, id give you a big hug!!
This scene makes me cry yet 😿💔💔💔
This is very hard to watch and not cry, now knowing that my grandfather has passed away just today at 2:17 am. 🥺😭😭😭 Makes the lyrics to the song all too real. He will forever be in my heart as a memory.
Sorry for ur loss
@@lovesdisneyeight203 Thank you. My family and I have been better these days. 😌 We will always hold him dear in our hearts but we continue to live our lives making the best of every day.
I watched this last night with my fiancée she never saw ot and said is it sad? I said no so she would watch it and said all movies have at least one sad scene..
When this part came i knew what was coming and fought back the tears as hard as possible but they came and we were both crying and she was like damn that's the saddest thing ever passing me a tissue after taking one herself lmao!!!
I love this movie i used to have it as vhs and this scene of Goodbye may seem forever made me cry whenever i watch the movie
I wouldn't blame you brother.this scene makes me carry uncontrollable back when I was a 5 years old.i didn't bother watch again until 2014 at the age is 24.it still.makes me cry even today at 31.without watching the movie.i ferl you.
This part always make me cry......but I look it
I’m bawling too. I grew up with this movie. I always cried at this part. I just lost my beloved dog Joey and I’m a mess
This scene is so powerful and so good. This movie is underrated as hell. This is in my opinion a better version of bambi due to the emotional depth of its characters. I felt this is better bambi mum death even that was still sad. Disney films used to appeal to adults and kids but now it's all kiddie rubbish.
Todd,,, never knew he was about to be abandoned and it breaks my heart 💜❤️
Awww 😢 I have not cried this much in forever this truly brought so many amazing memories thank u
This is just heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭
It sure is :D
It’s ok, I know how you feel.
This scene from the fox in the hound always makes me cry too.