Fox and the Hound - Sad scene

[@WynnyelleLOL]

I don't think it's physically possible for me to watch this scene without crying.

[@Nite-Mite]

I just tried it, and as if on instinct I was tearing up as soon as I started the video...

[@tails_doggo1233]

Same

[@AlfredFonseca0327]

i dident cry all she did was leave the wild animal in its natural habitat

[@mikaylahelgren6631]

Ur not even human if you don’t

[@C_Radical]

same

[@akmedman8078]

The fact that Todd didn't know what was happening, and the gradual change of his facial expressions kills me. He goes from happy as ever, to looking confused, and then to sadness and being scared. The idea that you will never see the person you love again, even though they are alive, is perhaps even worse than having a loved one die.

[@ryanridder4576]

Ive been sad and crying sometimes nowadays about a girl I like that I may never see again and although I didn’t know this girl until almost a few years ago, I technically do feel like she is a loved one for me and I’m sad I may never see again so I feel like this similar scene, very sad

[@kevinjones9660]

And not having any place warm to live.

[@SonnyGTA]

@@kevinjones9660 and for no apparent reason!!!

[@kevinjones9660]

There was a reason @SonnyGTA . Mrs. Tweed's neighbors threaten to kill Tod. She was saving his life, even if it had to hurt.

[@rubenmelchor8]

@@ryanridder4576 Same here brother

[@darianbailey3057]

this hits you real hard if you have a loved pet

[@panghor]

+Darian Bailey it hurts worse when you didnt get to say goodbye to your pet that you had for 15+ years of your entire life

[@xXNMESaintXx]

+lol54776 like wise had my pet 21 years, since I was 2, let her out one day and never came back :/ I know the feels

[@asriellian]

my dog turned 15 but then started to get ill, so one night I sat with her and basically begged her to hold on at least until I went to uni. but then her kidneys failed a few weeks later and we had to put her down the same day ;_;

[@artandme_]

my rabbit (buckey) was the swetest rabbit ever. he always sat next to me while waching tv and i use to play with him and he loved to run with the other rabbits. people tell me i can not cry for a rabbit cause i am 22 years, but i don't care what they think

[@artandme_]

shit man, i had Just sand the last message, i turned on the tv and the first thing i see is, Dr Pol healing a rabbit! omg

[@luigiepic]

The look of confusion on his face when she drives away... oh god.

[@joeedwards5010]

She drives away rather quickly

[@peeprol]

I’m sorry I’ve seen this movie once and I was like 5. why did she leave him?

[@RYMAN1321]

C.c The neighbor sees him as a rodent and likely wants to kill him.

[@kevinjones9660]

​@こんにちは she left him because her neighbor Amos, who hunts animals threatened to kill him with his gun.

[@kabud7749]

this is the saddest scene in any disney movie, for sure.

[@mrmoviemanic1]

Yer I mean scenes, like Bambi's moms death and Mufasa's death are all sad and what not, but I think people need to know that in death there is freedom of some kind and thus no suffering on ones part, where in scenes like this where characters are forced apart because of a misunderstanding are more saddening, because in real life we all would fight to keep them together and Fox and The Hound is the saddest because there is no reunion after that.

[@sarahholmes9870]

I don't know. Dumbo crying when he leaves his Mama is pretty sad too.

[@Ezr1987]

Dumbo and it's not even close.

[@iceluvndiva21]

I cried more over this than Bambi...

[@Beelzebubskeeperr]

Little foot is pretty damm sad

[@trippleblah]

If you didn't cry just then... go find your soul.

[@mmmbored7939]

I can't. It's in hell

[@crocawsesomeness1344]

What about feeling a lump in your throat

[@shivaa5974]

Did anybody see my soul?

[@HansBjorgman]

@@crocawsesomeness1344 That probably means you're suppressing the urge to cry. It's okay to cry. Sit somewhere by yourself and let the tears flow. You'll feel better after.

[@HansBjorgman]

Nah, they have a soul, but everyone reacts differently and that's okay (I know your comment is joking, but just wanted to say).

[@Jojo-bk2pq]

Why do I do this to myself?

[@PerseusToons]

Jojo717 Im asking the exact same question to myself.

[@haleyflanno1019]

Hockey Patriot I'm saying the same thing

[@Sirpepsicherricosplays]

Jojo717 same omg...

[@theodoro3188]

To me it's both a strange and beautiful thing...

[@natykamian323]

I watched UP before this , I’m torturing myself

[@ItsNicola]

This still makes me cry at 27. Damn it Disney WHY?!

[@p0613v]

I'm 28....

[@IbanezjemJSX]

+TeenMomTo baby.J do you not realise that this is a film for 7 year olds? that was obviously the point she was making hahaa

[@IbanezjemJSX]

pretty sure the target audience is kids though haha. it is still a disney film

[@IbanezjemJSX]

TeenMomTo baby.J meow ribbit ribbit connor mcduckface. i am queen of american cheese omolate, can i mcgroogoo your mcnoodoo?

[@IbanezjemJSX]

somethin like that

[@amyness]

This scene is so sad, but so beautiful. It’s not even the whole pet thing, it’s like letting your baby go to fend for themself too. And though you want to hold them tight and protect them forever you know you can’t. And Tod finds Vixey and is happy. There is mutual gratitude and growth. It’s such a beautiful movie.

[@Kaygee4567]

It’s a beautiful but very sad movie at the same time

[@daniJOY12]

This scene is the most emotional from any movie I've ever seen. It's really extreme if you have or have owned a pet in your life, because you understand that bond that forms and your heart breaks at even thinking about abandoning them. I literally cannot watch this movie because of this scene.

[@TravisHeinze]

How could she release such a clueless fox into the woods and expect it to survive?

[@CapperCritic]

Travis Heinze I was crying but I couldnt help laugh at this comment

[@TOXTHEWOLVERINE]

Travis Heinze Blame that Asshole of a hunter

[@GeometryDashKenaz]

ıllıllı Ani Maker ıllıllı same

[@zammmerjammer]

Yeah, in real life poor Tod would be dead as shit inside a week.

[@50subswithnovideos27]

Travis Heinze ikr

[@MargaritaZhigarina]

Be ready everyone, we're going on an emotional FEELS trip!

[@venndiagram6776]

yay! something funny after this sad and emotional scene

[@MargaritaZhigarina]

how is that funny? lol

[@ThunderBlitz117]

Margarita Zhigarina Well "We're going on a FEELS trip" was used intentionally to show humor on perhaps a sad moment, story, etc. with the mix exaggeration and pretty clever pun. :)

[@bernardshakey9107]

I lost my dog Adam August 2013, and I'll never forget him. I grew up with him and he was in my life for as long as I can remember. For those who say a dog can't be family, that it's just an animal, you must never have had a pet because this dog was like a brother to me. Rest easy Adam. In my hearts the memory, and there, you'll always be...

[@ladedah95]

My cat was abandoned in a rural area by my dad ... He was my best buddy I had him ever since he was born I watched him grow .. Pulled all nighters while in college with him by my side .. He loved to cuddle and followed me everywhere ... Slept next to me 💔 I miss his Loud wheezing... We had a special bond .. And it was broken just like that I miss him terribly still praying for him to find his way home it's been (5 days) he drove him 12 miles away .. I heard stories of this happening and I'm not giving up hope! I've been crying non stop 😭oh baby please come mama loves u!!!

[@bagelthief_99]

ladedah95 thank goodness I'm not the only 15 year old watching old Disney movies

[@oliviarose6920]

Blake Otey I cried a little just reading this! :(

[@mrmoviemanic1]

+Blake Otey Same with my Dog Jack, I lost him today on 23rd 2015 and I grew up with him since 2001. In my hearts the memory, and there, you'll always be... Love you forever Jackie.

[@KristyAttridge]

+ladedah95 OP's comment and your comment made me extremely sad... I'm curious... It's been seven months since you posted this, has your kitty come home?

[@ThatGingerGirlTara]

This scene always makes me cry. Just imagine the person who raised you and loved you, is the one to leave you behind and never come back. :*(

[@MyDreamside]

are you kidding me, this is the sadest scene in disney, i cant hold my tears. Mufasa's death very touching too but this movie is watched better by adults

[@becksdre3294]

This and the Dumbo scene with his mom locked up :(

[@asmartistenthusiast3469]

MyDreamside there is no amount of space in the universe that compares to the size of my love for the lion king but holy mother of all things sweet this scene is the saddest I've ever watched like more sad than real movies with real actors.

[@thisdoesnotslip4816]

Hey, hey. Don't forget about that scene from UP

[@TYLERtheMAGGOT1]

@@kimberlydelrey I have and I still agree that this movie is sadder than dumbo. Not culture, just our opinions

[@Kaygee4567]

This scene is by far the saddest Disney scene I’ve ever seen

[@Snake-bj2gl]

I am almost 36, and I can NOT watch this scene without totally breaking down. This is the MOST Tear-Wrenching scene in ANY movie. FORGET about Scar killing Mufasa, FORGET about Jessie being abandoned by Emily, NEVER mind Bambi's mother getting shot, FORGET about Ellie's death from Up, and DON'T even think about Kala showing Tarzan the Treehouse. Those scenes are NOTHING. THIS scene is the REAL DEAL. Those other scenes could NEVER compete the with the heartbreak of this moment. Even onions can't do this to me.

[@OzmaOfOzz]

The saddest scene is Dumbo going to see his momma but all they can do is have her rock him in her trunk because she was imprisoned and deemed mad elephant just for defending her baby. And Dumbo is crying while the other baby animals are cuddling with their mamas 😭😭

[@MaggieLennona]

when my little brother watch this.. started crying and asked "she...she will come back to take her cat wont she? "

[@Beans933]

It's a fox you idiot

[@fakecore9811]

Did you miss the part where they mentioned it's their little brother who called it a cat? It was probably just a kid who didn't know any better lmao

[@Beans933]

Fox

[@alannahdee1259]

@@Beans933 her LITTLE brother said that and plus you shouldn't be calling people idiots

[@COMPAKZUPPUYVUYRUYCHUCHIAY]

T_T

[@SirClifty]

That small scene isn't what makes it sad really, the fact she brought in up from a cub after his mother got shot dead, everything up to that point between them two was pure and good and she only let him go to protect him. It only got to me when I watched the full movie and to be honest I've never cried so much over a film.

[@sleepypuddle6474]

She looks and sounds a lot like my grandmother did and I’m crying now because of it. I grew up on movies like this and I remember watching them with my grandmother and they were the happiest days of my life. R.I.P beautiful soul, you will live on in my heart forever as the mother I never had but always needed. ❤️

[@LavigneFTW]

I CRY EVERY SINGLE TIME WHY DO I DO THIS 😭😭😭 "farewell is like the end"

[@Smidday1]

Those fucking onions

[@Vixenne.]

lol

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

lol, needed that humor after watching this , really

[@lpscrissi9740]

Smidday FUCK THE ONIONS

[@EmmanuelleLunada2010]

I'm going to turn 30 this year and this scene still touches me.

[@ThexVaultxTech]

I hope you're doing well

[@EmmanuelleLunada2010]

@ThexVaultxTech Thanks 😊 And likewise 🙂

[@MinaNightWolf]

I know how it feels letting your pet go.... I cried alot everytime i watch this scene...

[@DaBhaalspawn]

Same here. Had to leave my fucking cat (raised him since he fit in the palm of my hand) when moving (no pets allowed... fuck that). Rough

[@jacobleb420]

DaBhaalspawn Why didn't you just find a place that allowed pets?

[@DaBhaalspawn]

Docter Zaius Wasn't my call at the time. The place was all my mother could afford, so yeah.

[@jacobleb420]

DaBhaalspawn You should have looked harder for an as cheap place that accepted pets. If it was your mother's call because you were young and living with her, then what a bitch for not finding another place...

[@jacobleb420]

***** That's your opinion and that's fine. I would do everything in my power to make it work. You can't just discard a pet, they become a member of the family. If she had tried hard enough she could have made it work.

[@kimbloberg1353]

when she said "i needed you too" i felt that hard 🤧

[@panchoperez3964]

dude, what happened to these kind of movies? they were just so great

[@byuletapusl.6135]

YEAH now they just make CJI films filled with cliclé.

[@jazzsolocup3291]

Greed. Disney got greedy

[@mykaylamoe8630]

The writers died

[@SonnyGTA]

Everything and everyone is offended and PC and afraid to say anything. So it’s all watered down drivel.

[@Unknownuser-ki8te]

@@jazzsolocup3291Disney movies were just so great growing up but now it’s just so bad I always enjoy movies like these I can’t stand encanto or any of the newer movies Disney movies for me had it’s moments until 2013 wreck it Ralph was one of my last greatest films until that

[@nstephenson19]

This is just so unbelievably heart breaking. I remember when I was very young and even though I didn't understand the concept of loss, watching this just broke me apart. I cried and cried for hours while my mum had me curled up in her lap trying to stop my tears. Over 20 years later and I'm now sobbing like I did before! For me this is the most upsetting scene in ANY Disney film, just.....gut wrenching.

[@LawrenceMcLaughlan-jj4kz]

So true I don't think I could give away my dog after thus

[@Abrego89]

“Goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end. But in my hearts a memory, and there you’ll always be” every time I watch this movie and hear that saying, I get mad feels and I feel the water works coming 😂 then when she looks back and sheds a tear I fucking die 😭😭😭

[@mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat]

Herman Abrego I am literally sobbing!!! 💔🦊😭💔

[@ryanridder4576]

Unfortunately I’m feeling that way right now about a girl I liked and had strong feelings about that I might not see again, very sad😭

[@DanNZ4]

I know this must have been hard for Tweed but she did it to protect him from that trigger happy old man, so she took him to a no hunting area so he can be safe.

[@doom4922]

The sad part is not when the fox is left behind in the woods,but thought of how the old widow felt about it,it made me sad thinking how would she continue living without him.

[@knugenavswarje734]

This is the first film I remember that made me cry.

[@artandme_]

Knugen av Swärje this is the only movie that made me cry

[@Isaac1995]

WHY ARE THESE NINJAS CUTTING INVISIBLE ONIONS NEAR ME?!?

[@scoringbox2176]

Just LOL

[@omargonzalez2250]

Isaac because you aren't man enough to admit that even YOU cry sometimes.

[@PianomanRay]

*EMBRACE* the onions, baby!!!

[@jonathankubacki7446]

I’m 35 years old and I still can’t watch this scene without crying

[@fintanwatson8137]

This makes me sad because I'm imagining the fox embodies my childhood :(

[@joeedwards5010]

Shut up

[@autruff18]

Goodbye sweet lil old me Because tomorrow... I'll be on to a new world Where reality will smite me... Yet im here keeping u alive... Till my last breath

[@CrashandWonderboy]

When I was a kid, I didn't understand a lot. I just watched for the images, and kind of understood the stories. It still made me cry. Now, I grew up. I'm supposed to be some sort of "tough guy", but just seeing the scene again and understanding it this time made me cry. This was a good and meaningful movie. I love it.

[@rivaldobox]

Two seconds in and I'm already crying my eyes out, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

After thinking about it, I realized something. This could be one of the more iconic tear jerkers in Disney movies, simply because no one died. Todd and Tweed were forced to separate solely for the former's safety. Think about this: Yes, deaths are incredibly sad, but other permanent forms of separation can feel equally as tragic. Tweed having to set Todd free is relatable to someone going into witness protection. You have to sever all ties with literally everyone you know, including your closest friends (and in some cases, family), you can never have any contact with them ever again. Which is as close to being dead as you can without actually being dead. And in some cases, you may have to literally pretend that the ones who went into WP actually are dead. But the worst part is you know they're still alive. You know that things can't be how they were, but somehow you can also feel the pain that they know the same holds true for them. And yet, it all happened for one reason: everyone's safety. Knowing someone's dead and gone and accepting it in time is one thing. But being forced to separate and essentially pretend they're dead or never existed, but knowing they're alive, is on another level. Similar things could be said to apply to other scenarios, like someone you love going to prison for life, or losing children through CPS investigations if you're innocent. Just a little food for thought. But after thinking about it, this is in my opinion what makes this scene particularly powerful emotionally.

[@michaels3757]

Most cry because they are Tweed, I cry because I am the fox.

[@justinekim2759]

This hit me

[@pohsstudio7769]

I remember when I was young, I cried so hard at this scene and couldn't continue watching the rest of the movie.. and watching it back I'm crying again now..

[@bethsimpson1097]

This song is so close to my heart. When I first watched this my cat curled up with me cause I was crying and when I had to put her down cause she was old and hurting, this song came to mind. Driving there holding her thinking of all the good and sad times that had happened in those 20 years. Still makes me cry like a baby..... 😭😭😭

[@artandme_]

Beth Simpson this story makes me cry cause i know how that feels.

[@artandme_]

Beth Simpson condolences

[@Xroswarsfan]

Always makes me cry. This seriously is one of the saddest moments in Disney history.

[@davin1176]

It's impossible for me and is the only movie that makes me cry. Just thinking about it before the video had my eyes watery. There are just several layers of feelings that just hit so hard.

[@sexychick2able]

Just recently lost my 16 year old dog this past Sunday.. why am I listening to this. I am sobbing!!! I had her since she was a puppy, and she went everywhere with me for these past 16 years. I wish this heartache would go away 💔

[@GriggslyEntertainment]

Something about this scene...the helpless, innocence is heart breaking. One of the saddest Disney scenes still

[@LarryMyster]

Try watching this entire movie without almost busting out crying. Its on Netflix right now.... :'( Almost cried 4 times... !!! I'm 23 damn it!!!!

[@9teen80s]

Do not worry, I am 30! I watched this back in 1991 when I was 7 and I balled my eyes out on nearly every dam scene of this movie no movie has ever made me cry as much the only 3 movies that ever did that were Old Yeller, Harry and the Hendersons and The Fox and The Hound. Disney went out of Control when they made this film, it was just a film to see how many times they could make a person cry well for me I never stopped from beginning to the end of this film. My all time Favorite Disney Classic! Buy this on Bluray it is so worth it!

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

I would never do that. The fox would stay with me.

[@chaseofbase5292]

I remember now why I won't watch this movie anymore. Too many feels.

[@gracemalone5070]

the nostalgia, the nostalgia

[@KiaraLionessTM]

Oh god the feels 😱😭 when I was little I always used to cry at this scene coz it was just so sad and heartbreaking that she leaves him there in the forest. Even now today I still try and hold back tears of watching it again and trying to get to the fact that's it's only a Disney movie and all and that it never actually happened and I know that. Even though it had to be done to keep him safe and all it's still sad to watch considering everything they went through together. So can we all just take a moment to appreciate all that Widow Tweed did for Todd and to understand how hard it was for her when she had to let him go 😞

[@tm2gaming120]

Okay I love dogs, and this scene always makes me cry cause it makes me think of my dog and it makes me think of my dog in this situation, it makes me cry so much

[@oliviacallaway9304]

Am I the only one who literally bawls their face out during this?😭😭😭

[@RobinRight1]

I'm a grown man. And I cried my eyes out. I'm a grown man dammit! ;_;

[@omargonzalez2250]

Robin Hood real men cry and are not afraid to show their soft sides. The sooner you realize that the better.

[@Bravado1989]

Real men cry bro. But you’re a cartoon so you’re crying cuz someone drew tears.

[@lorrainemitchell4637]

I'm not the emotional person when it comes to movies but I cry every time I watch this

[@gavinharvey7634]

“Goodbye may seem forever. Farewell is like the end, But in my heart’s a memory, And there you'll always be.”

[@Zen_OBV]

Those days are over…💔

[@abbysally]

I was so happy today! Why did I watch this?! D':

[@OperationTurnip]

I used to go absolutely fucking ballistic at the sight of this scene.

[@hannahlynn8028]

I know. I start ugly crying when he jumps up behind her and starts licking her "I remember how we used to play!" and it gets worse when she cradles him and carries him and says goodbye. Then I start weeping.

[@kaylamaebrown6130]

I never cried at a disney movie before... foxes are my favorite animals, so this is very sad.

[@nadezhda555]

I'm 37. I've heard a lot of sad stories both in movies and real life . I've been through a lot and cried a lot. For the last 5 years I've cried rarely. Maybe I didn't have any more tears. I recently watched this beautiful Disney cartoon for nostalgia. When I was a child I watched a lot of Disney movies, especially funny ones with Mickie Mouse, Donald Duck, Scrooge MacDuck... I remember I watched the Fox and the Hound. I didn't remember what it was about but I knew it was dramatic. Like I said earlier I haven't cried for the last 5 years. Now by watching this moment: "Goodbye may seem forever Farewell is like the end But in my heart's a memory And there, you'll always be" My eyes are full of tears 😭😭😭 Especially when she hugs him 😭😭😭

[@OO9SoundSystem]

"Those days are over, i'm a huntin' dog now."

[@SpaceC4se]

damn....right in the feelerinos

[@airborntruck6263]

I grew up watching this. It brings back memories

[@lilhedgehog8576]

The only reason that I am not completely bawling my eyes out every time I watch this scene is because I know at the end they meet each other again but I still cry

[@coolgreenfrog1]

still gets to me this day, thanks for existing, thanks for being a part of my childhood and life x

[@NitraciousYT]

I cried this really caught me showing that leaving their loved one's to find a new journey but eventually missing them to ones in their heart they will always be their.

[@ianhofer8736]

This reminds me of my dog Lilly she was only 8 and I believe she was diagnosed with cancer I think that's what my mom said anyway the last time I saw her was I was going to the vet with her and she went in so being the age I was I thought she had to stay overnight like people do in the hospital but when my mom came out and told me that she died I just broke out crying and when I saw this picture on Facebook about being friends forever I decided to look up what happened in the movie cause I had never seen it so when I watched it, it reminded me of Lilly so I started to cry even though I'm older I still cry like a little baby but I will see her one day I can promise that

[@harryrohr4131]

I am a 25 year old man, and I cry every time I watch this. mostly because it reminds us of our value of friendships and our relationship to animals. damn man! shit

[@natewolber3623]

Im a grown man and this part makes me cry every time I watch it

[@artandme_]

Nate Wolber when i was little, i never cried for this movie, now that i am grown, i cry every time i see this

[@lordlightning2339]

Nate Wolber the memories :'(

[@megitufa5020]

I used to watch tons of Disney movies as a kid, but this one... this scene in particular, always reduced me in a weeping ball of tears. Crying and sobbing uncontrollably. It still has the same effect on me.

[@graciemefford4716]

I am balling my eyes out right now. I remember watching this movie a few years ago and I couldn't stop crying. I love this movie and I always will.

[@melodyrhapsody3983]

I didn't even have the sound on and I still cried my eyes out ;~;

[@fantasticnerd7978]

I usually can't watch this without crying as I really love foxes

[@maikabarry]

Why am I crying so much 😭😭😭 my mom saw me watching it and crying and started laughing at me ! 😭😭😭

[@imaderp5348]

Mine too!!

[@maikabarry]

It's been a year and I still cried 😂😂😂😂 fml man

[@byuletapusl.6135]

Your moms must be jerks

[@curtisworkman8060]

Yes his scene is gut wrenching. Absolutely makes your heart quiver.

[@ChristopherJon14]

This is my favorite movie of all time. Just watching this scene after not seeing the movie for years now made me cry.

[@jackbassindale4336]

Widow looking back and crying breaks me every time

[@evavandekracht8470]

I'm crying so hard right now

[@renja749]

1:39 made me fall in tears :'(

[@JaggedMercenary]

This scene needs to be shown to politicians, maybe it'll melt their heart of ice.

[@shawnpilgrim2355]

Ok, let’s be honest. I’m a man and sometimes I want to cry… but I can’t. So, I’m here because I know of the one thing that will get me. Works every time.

[@Grashcoy]

It is my belief that one of the main reasons this scene is so sad and powerful is because of how universally flexible in how relatable it is, you can feel identified with either Tweed or with Tod or maybe even with both and whichever way you approach it... it will get to you. Most people tend to identify with Tweed. Anyone who's ever had to part from a beloved pet or has lost someone very close to their hearts, either by death or through separation brought upon by the circumstances in their lives will be able to understand and thus empathize with what Tweed is going through in this scene. However, if you've ever felt alone and/or abandoned or just simply hate loneliness, then you will identify with Tod. This particular aspect is accentuated in the ENTIRE film through perspective. This is also why we can also be affected by the fact that Tod and Copper can no longer be together and by extension why Tweed can't keep Tod anymore. Through his entire life Tod has been faced with loss and loneliness. It is his mother's death (and possibly father and siblings who may have died before the movie even started if you consider foxes are monogamous and give birth to liters) what left him alone and vulnerable, yet this is also how he got to be adopted by Tweed. It is loneliness what made Tod meet Copper and become best of friends. By the point in the movie when Tweed has to leave Tod in the woods, life has forced separation and loneliness once again on Tod, He can't meet with Copper anymore and Amos Slade wants him dead so badly, Tweed just can't keep Tod anymore. Seeing Tod's face you can see that he is confused, yet caring about his owner, then he is left alone, confused, sad and afraid while the old widow is left heartbroken and alone as well. All of these emotions and our knowledge of what happened before then add together to make this the saddest and most powerful moment in Disney films. As for me, I've felt what both of these characters have gone through, I've always hated loneliness ever since I have use of reason, I always were a crybaby whenever I was left alone when I was very little, over time I've met and been separated from a few friends very dear to me, I've lost beloved pets and close relatives, I've been abandoned by my father and I've developed a strong connection to my aging mother and I KNOW it will break my heart completely when the time comes to say goodbye, I guess this is why I identify far more with Tod than with Tweed, 'cause up until around this point in the film it all plays too close to home for me. This song however emphasizes the importance of our memories and our hearts, because it is true that nobody I've loved has ever left my heart and that's where they'll remain until the end of my days. Which is why I don't regret to say that I'm as of now a 26 year old guy and I've wept through this WHOLE movie from beginning to end, sparing those very few happy moments. It will always keep a close place inside my heart.

[@RebelOfRock]

I bawl like a damn baby every single time I watch this. Kills me.

[@SamS-mn7fc]

Only 57 seconds in and im already crying!!

[@Californiagirl824]

This is one of the saddest scenes in a movie ever

[@NuII-v8n]

Watch Yusuke's Funeral and try not to cry..

[@dionco92]

no matter what age you are, you still are the same little kid you were years ago. the only thing that keeps you alive, is that little kid in you. never lose him.

[@monolyth421]

Saddest fucking movie ever.

[@Yukosera]

I had to say good-bye to my pets before I moved to Vancouver. I couldn't take them with me, because I wouldn't been able to afford for food and so on. It was especially hard to say good bye to my dog Muffin. I miss her. But she's happy living with my parents. After I left, my dogs would stay by the door waiting for me to come home. Especially Muffin. My bearded dragon wouldn't eat much till I got home. My birds wouldn't chirp till I came home. Whenever I came home for a visit, the house would be alive with happy pets.

[@kittycrossed161]

Aww. At least you gave them to relatives instead of a random person 👍

[@Spooky799kil]

If you love stories about a forbidden friendship then watch this, How to train your dragon, and One Stormy Night. I recommend them.

[@venndiagram6776]

Yes, Hiccup and Toothless.

[@Oriciien]

How to Train Your Dragon = Best movie ever

[@skippyminccino5771]

This is one of the most sad movies I've ever seen. It was my first reason to cry at a movie theater. The feels man, the feels.

[@angelryan3657]

I can never hold back the tears when I watch this scene. Gets me every time.

[@JeCkA19a]

Disney has learned us about true emotions...

[@Jakesteel62]

All aboard the tears train! Next stop sadville 😩😩😩😭😭😭

[@NeilK994]

I feel this scene would have been better without any dialogue

[@JokersRWildStudios]

Agreed, someone compared this to Up's Carl and Ellie marriage montage and I think it would've been a bigger emotional impact with no dialogue.

[@BloodweiserDK]

I watched this movie again, some years after I lost my first cat. When I got to this scene, my emotions took over and I started crying. It reminded me so much of the last drive I had with my cat to the vet, where she was put down.

[@nstephenson19]

Honestly I thought I had calmed down after watching this vid but seeing your post has just made me sob even more. I'm so sorry for your loss but your cat will always remain in your heart :) xx

[@BloodweiserDK]

Natasha Stephenson Thanks :') We have 2 cats today. Love them both with all my heart.

[@Mr.Jivefunk]

huh. my favorite movie as a kid. and here...at 49....still cry here.

[@ImEmilyAnne]

Brb out of tissues

[@adrianrock1287]

When Disney Movies actually made sense (sigh) Media now a days... -___-

[@byuletapusl.6135]

Iy's annoying that people these days hide innuendos and put in clichés.

[@kenzazooza]

Ahhhh I can't help myself 😭😭💔💔

[@cheekibreeki7058]

Kellie Chasity Me neither, I watched this movie when I was 4 and now I'm 20, I still cry with this movie!

[@hellno2u]

rewatching this reminded my of my childhood memories and fun and all the great times i had as a kid. It also reminds me of how much growing up sucks...

[@auggiej1]

I had to one day take my dog since childhood to the vet to put him to sleep. He looked at me so happy and he was very lovable and leaned up beside me the whole way. He was 17. The whole ride to the vet this song played. As I tried my hardest not to cry I couldn't help it. I hugged him one last time and that was it. That was goodbye. And yes, it seems forever. But she will always be in my heart. We will meet again one day.

[@melaniestouch]

I'm 26 and I'm legit bauling my eyes out. Wtf Disney.