Soul-Crushing Movie Deaths That Gave You Trust Issues

Shelby Eatenton-Latchcherie, Steel Magnolias

This movie is polarizing for those who don't ethically align with the reason Shelby died. However, for those who do subscribe to her method of thinking, Shelby's death was absolutely soul-crushing. Even after getting a donated kidney from her mother, Shelby's type 1 diabetes kills her and prevents her from taking care of the child that she so desperately wanted. 

Ricky Baker, Boyz in the Hood

Boyz in the Hood is an artistic masterpiece and a cultural milestone. The death of Ricky Baker was tragic and it stuck with many viewers. However, his death was purely circumstantial when you consider the reality of living in South Central L.A. in the 90s. 

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