History TearJerker / TheWorldsEnd

-->'''Peter:''' ''(punching Shane)'' "I hate you! You fucking bastard! '''I hate you!!'''"
-->'''Andy:''' "Peter, leave it!"
-->'''Shane:''' ''(monotone)'' "Why are you doing this, Peter? We don't want to hurt you..."
-->'''Steven:''' "Come on mate! It's not worth it!"
--> ''([[OffWithHisHead Peter punches a hole through Shane's head]])''
-->'''Peter:''' '''"YES IT FUCKING IS!!!!"'''

''([[OffWithHisHead Peter punches a hole through Shane's head]])''
-->'''Peter:''' "YES IT FUCKING IS!!!!"

''([[OffWithHisHead Peter punches a hole through Shane's head)''

** Gary sobbing, "I'm sorry" after Newton-Haven goes up in a mushroom cloud.

** [[spoiler:"[[ItMakesSenseInContext They told me when to go to bed!"]]]]

-->'''Gary:''' It never got better than that night. That was supposed to be the beginning of my life. All that promise and fucking optimism. That feeling like we could take on the whole universe. It was a big lie! Nothing happened!

* Although it's mostly played for laughs in the movie, Gary saying "[...] and knowing in my heart, life would never feel this good again. And you know what? It never did." at the end of his monologue to the support group is actually pretty sad.

* A more subtle one when Gary follows Sam into the ladies' toilet, thinking she gave him the "sign". She asks him in bewilderment "What happened, Gary?" and Gary first misses completely the point, thinking she is referring to the disabled toilet. But then she asks [[AmorPiercingQuestion "No, what happened to you?"]] and Gary's face expression immediately changes from excited to desolated, while he claims that nothing happened and that he is "the same old Gary".

* A more subtle one when Gary follows Sam into the ladies' toilet, thinking she gave him the "sign". She asks him in bewilderment "What happened, Gary?" and Gary first misses completely the point, thinking she is referring to the disabled toilet. But then she asks "No, what happened to you?" and Gary's face expression immediately changes from excited to desolated, while he claims that nothing happened and that he is "the same old Gary".
** While his facade remains pretty much intact until "The Cross Hands", this is one of the few times it slips, probably because Gary didn't expect at all that someone would still be able to see through him, which is also pretty common in depression.

* A more subtle one when Gary follows Sam into the ladies' toilet, thinking she gave him the "clue". She asks him in bewilderment "What happened, Gary?" and Gary first misses completely the point, thinking she is referring to the disabled toilet. But then she asks "No, what happened to you?" and Gary's face expression immediately changes from excited to desolated, while he claims that nothing happened and that he is "the same old Gary".

** God help you if you watch this movie around the time you're graduating:

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* A more subtle one, but when Gary follows Sam into the ladies' toilet and she asks him in shock what happened to him, his face expression changes quickly from excited to desolate, while he claims that nothing happened and that he's the "same old Gary".

* A more subtle one, but when Gary follows Sam into the lady toilet and she asks him in shock what happened to him, his face expression changes quickly from excited to desolate, while he claims that nothing happened and that he's the "same old Gary".

** Especially the look on Gary's face when Andy says to him "You don't need us to help you get fucked up, you've done a perfectly good job so far on your own".

* Right after Gary gave Peter's name to the police officer, Andy angrily asks him "Do you know how much trouble you could get into?" whereupon Gary bitterly answers "Do you know how much trouble I'm already in?". The first time you watch the movie this short conversation will probably go past you without much effect but when you watch it the second time knowing that he probably refers to [[spoiler: his suicide attempt]] it can truly become tear-jerking, especially since his almost resigned tone indicates that he is perfectly aware of his problems and has already given up, supporting the theory that Gary [[spoiler: plans to finally commit suicide]] after the pub crawl.

* A more subtle one, but when Gary follows Sam into the lady toilet and she asks him in shock what happened to him, his face expression changes quickly from excited to desolate, while he claims that nothing happened and that he's the "same old Gary".

** [[spoiler: Pete's beating up Blank|Shane is this as well to an extent. You can see all the rage and pain he experienced finally explode on the now all-but-pacifistic Shane.]] Then it gets worse because [[spoiler:this moment of vengeance costs Pete his life as it allows the Blanks the opportunity to surround him, kill him and create a new Blank from his memories]].

* From Andy's tone of voice in the Kings Head, when he's trying to get Gary to put the pint down, he seems to have realised that Gary may have a more underlying problem than just wanting to finish the crawl. He starts talking him down, much in the same way you talk someone down from suicide, and on rewatch that can be very chilling. Especially as Gary has tears in his eyes.

* When the guys burst into the bathroom to yell at Gary about lying about his mum, Gary is in traumatised tears panicking about whats happened, pleading with the others not to blame him.

* When the guys burst into the bathroom to yell at Gary about lying about his mum, Gary is in traumatised tears panicking about whats happened, pleading with the others not to blame him.

* The film's use of ''So Young'' by Music/{{Suede}} is this if you see this as Gary deluding himself into thinking he can recapture his lost youth.

-->'''Adrian:''' Hey Sam, ''how's life''?

* Sam seeing Adrian Keane [[spoiler: knowing he died years ago in a crash.]]

** Actually, it's worse than that: [[spoiler: we learn that Gary's mother has been trying to call him for '''months''', and he's ''avoiding her'', because he doesn't want to talk to her about his suicide attempt.]]