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Million Dollar Baby Analysis

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Almost everyone loves movies, whether it is action, comedy, romance, fantasy, horror, suspense, and animated. Everyone has their own preferences, but despite of these preferences and different genres, every film has an ending. The endings are either happy, sad or even comes with a cliff-hanger. However, the ones that have sad endings are the ones that really touches and leaves a thought to the people who watches it. If it has a happy ending, then people would just know that it ended nice and the characters get to do or live how they want, if it ended with a cliff-hanger, some viewers get frustrated and would give a bad review about the movie, but they would still wait for the sequel, but if the movie ends extremely depressing, it just give this psychological relativity with its viewers. Without further ado, here are some of the movies with the saddest endings. TOY STORY 3 Who would've thought that …show more content…

It centers with a former boxing trainer named Frankie, who is played by one of the greatest actors Hollywood has ever seen, Clint Eastwood. Reluctant at first, he managed to help a waitress fulfill her dream of becoming a boxer and eventually making her a star in the boxing ring. Despite of her success, she has been cheated on by her opponent and illegally punches her at the back, breaking her neck. Without her fortune hungry family, she decided to no longer fight for her life since she has managed to fulfill her dream with the help of Frankie. So she asked him to end her misery by helping her die, and so he did. The pastor told Frankie that he would be lost forever if he grants her wishes, but in the last scene, he was seen at the diner where she used to work and also where they had fun moments. What made this film extremely sad is the fact that Clint Eastwood’s character treated her as his daughter but had to help her get die so that she could finally rest and find

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