Best Movies for ethical handling of deaths

#1

Loss is handled with restraint, especially in the Steve Mackey memorial and the use of family footage involving Cocker’s late mother and grandmother.

#2

Several reviewers appreciate that the film aligns sympathy with its victims and avoids turning violence into pure exploitation. One critique objects to the moralistic pattern around sexually active teens.

#3

The film generally shows restraint around tragedy and deliberately omits some deeply invasive material, but its use of visible frozen bodies can still feel somewhat exploitative.

#4

The targets of Sara’s violence can feel deserved when predatory men are punished, but the same material is also described as lacking much dignity or deeper purpose.

#5

The hero's responsibility for other astronauts' deaths attracts criticism when the story turns back toward his personal mission. The celebratory return can feel insufficiently attentive to those consequences.