‘Bambi’ 75th Anniversary: 13 Most Soul Crushing Kid Movie Moments, Ranked Sad to Worst (Photos)

"Up" (2009) Anyone who does not cry at Karl's courtship and marriage should go to the doctor because the tear duct is clearly defective. "Up" captures the essence of the relationship between Carl and Ellie within 5 minutes. From their marriage to the destruction of Karl 's love for his life, their relationship is sweet, but in the end it is tragic.

The death of BAMBI's mother has had a big impact on me, but I absolutely believe that at this point I joined the general turmoil in my own car. Parents sometimes wish to protect their children from this primitive emotion, but this tragic moment is an important part of my most powerful early childhood memories. In addition to the inevitable tears, BAMBI may influence me in a more powerful way. It was in the lane of "Bambi" that noticed that this movie was a bit different from the other movies ... this is ... talking, talking, it seems alive ... It is killed It seems to be ... Pictures make me feel happy and sad

I have never seen a child's movie before giving birth to a child. Since we will see the entire directory type, delay seems to be inevitable. Furthermore, when I saw the first Disney movie, I was suffering from the spiritual depression of Bambi mother. Today's kids movie is clever, ironic, yes - but the soul is still broken. Let me break them for you

In 2014, the studio partnered with the sister company Turner Classics and sent "along with the wind" on the 75th anniversary of the theater, but I feel that there is almost no age of cash as a cow. It will be exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art as part of the Museum's tribute to the Technicolor's 100th birthday on July 4 - presumably this is probably the most beloved but undeniable racial discrimination artifact It is a place

At the time of November 9, 1938, Nazis promised Germany the worst massacre since the Middle Ages. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of this event, the exhibition in Berlin gathered reports that had not been known from diplomats until now. And I revealed that these shocking events caused only empty accusations. Consul General Robert Townsend Smallbones is looking at most of the world. He spent eight years in Germany with Angola, Norway, Croatia, and British diplomatic missions. Despite the Nazi dictatorship, a 54 - year - old man still respects the Germans very much. In a report to the British Foreign Ministry, Smallbones wrote, "Customarily to animals, children, the elderly, weak people, in my opinion their makeup is not cruel."