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Top five most depressing movies of all time. Number five is the wrestler. This is an incredibly underrated film. It's so fantastically made. Mickey Rourke is brilliant in it. The song from Bruce Springsteen is incredible. It's just a movie though that will leave you with this sunken feeling. I saw it twice in theaters and I just both times was my entire mood was altered for the rest of the day. Number four, the elephant man. The elephant man is definitely the most emotionally hard-hitting David Lynch film. It's just so agonizing to watch this poor guy go through life looking the way he looks and the carnival thing and everything about it is depressing. Number three, dancer in the dark, one of the most upsetting movies you'll ever see and just watching Bjork go through so much, you know, agony. Number two, Schindler's List. Obviously it's Schindler's List. I almost put the boy in the stripe pajamas. I wasn't gonna put two camp movies on there just because, you know, we know that each every movie about the Holocaust is horribly, horribly depressing. But I think Schindler's List takes the cake. If you like this list and want more about other nonsense follow me. Leave me a comment with the most depressing movie you've ever seen. Also leave me a comment with the list you want to see next about movies. I'll also follow my wife Samantha who I've tagged and check out our podcast Brutally Honest with Sam and Jacob wherever you get your podcasts. Number one will always be Requiem for a Dream.