whats the saddest movie you have seen?

[Gumleaf]

i bring this topic up because jo and i watched titanic on saturday night. we both really got into it (i hadn't seen it before). jo was full on crying during it and i had tears in my eyes, mainly because i know this is based on a true story and that all those people really did die. so to date, this is the saddest movie i have seen. whats the saddest you have seen?

[Gavin]

Well, one of the saddest movies i've seen is The outsiders, well Johnny dies from getting burnt trying to save the kids from the old mill house, it was so sad in the hospital when he died, he told ponyboy to 'stay gold' which means never to lose appreication for the things one finds wondrous when one is so young.

I've read the book at school a few times, and i have the film on dvd, the quality is so clear from the old videos i watched upon at school.

[redcar]

Probably Stepmom. I know thats weird because it is a sort of comedy but I think it is a very good story and one that a lot of people can relate to, cancer killing a family member. But the one scene that gets me is the one where Isobel and Jackie (Roberts and Sarandon) are in the bar and they say this;

Isabel: Look down the road to her wedding. I'm in a room alone with her, fixing her veil, fluffing her dress, telling her no woman has ever looked so beautiful. And my fear is she'll think, "I wish my mom were here."
Jackie Harrison: And my fear is... she won't.

[japanman]

Children of men =( http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi649986329/

[robbiehay1]

Evelyn has gotta be one of the saddest films i have watched hers a link to a preveiw of the film and if you havent seen it you gotta

http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2913272089/

[Kaleidoscope Eyes]

Hm. There are a lot of movies that have made me cry at points, but I don't know which is the saddest overall. Hotel Rwanda really got to me and, I hate to admit it, but I cried the first time I saw The Notebook. The ending was just so sweet. I had tears in my eyes during I Am Legend, the poor dog. The only movie I ever really fully cried in though, was The Fox and the Hound. The first time I saw that, I was just sobbing, when the old lady drops the fox off in the forest, and that sad music is playing, and he's just looking at her like, "Please don't do this! I love you! I'm domesticated, I can't survive out here in the wild!" And then I looked at my mom, and I said, "What's wrong with me?!?" because I'd never cried over a movie before.

[Zephyr]

Angela's Ashes

[redcar]

Angela's Ashes
Great film. Great Irish film, brilliant actors. Scary that is what Ireland used to look like.

[firestar85137]

i bring this topic up because jo and i watched titanic on saturday night. we both really got into it (i hadn't seen it before). jo was full on crying during it and i had tears in my eyes, mainly because i know this is based on a true story and that all those people really did die. so to date, this is the saddest movie i have seen. whats the saddest you have seen?

hmm i say titanic and bridge to teribihia when leslie died:(

[theOperaGhost]

Even though I don't like the movie, I'd say Pay it Forward is the saddest movie I've seen. The saddest movie I've liked is probably The Titanic or We Were Soldiers.

[Serenity]

Last night I watched The Memory Keeper's Daughter for the first time...omg. Cried like a baby, I'm not gonna lie.

In a word, excellent.

[Coesistere]

1. Pay it Forward. I wasnt even watching it but once the boy got stabbed and i turned to see what happened i started tearing up so much

and most important

CRASH. My favortie movie, super good and was a very serious message. plus EVERY time that girls gets "shoot" my heart stops and my eyes get so teary:(

So ya, those be them:)

[Serenity]

Omgggggg Pay it Forward makes me cry EVERY time I watch it. Like, I cry THINKING about how it makes me cry. Omgosh.

[Gavin]

hmm i say titanic and bridge to teribihia when leslie died:(

I think the boy was called (Jess) in the film if i'm right, he was really liked gutted and stuff, they had a good friendship aswell

[AutumnDae]

I agree The Outsiders was very sad. I would have to say that the saddest movie I have ever watched was Fried Green Tomatoes. Within the first 20 minutes of it I was crying. As soon as Buddy was hit by the train I lost it. And when the guy is trying to take the baby. It gives me the chills, and makes me want to cry.

[Techno Monster]

I am Leganed because when the dog died I cried.

[NextToNormal]

not gonna lie...the first time i saw RENT i cried. and My Girl made me cry when i was younger, like when the little boy died...and Brians Song.

[bbychop]

alfie - well the older version - always makes me cry, though it is my favorite movie.
i cry whenever he had gotten harry's wife pregnant and the abortionist performs the procedure and afterwards when alfie walks in he sees the fetus in a boiling pot and loses it.
:(

[japanman]

Cowboy bebop the movie i guess i just think too much it may be a cartoon But the ending is so sad and wehn he saw the golden butterflies he realized that they werent really there cause he was tested on and has nano bots in him omg so sad

[Techno Monster]

^ you are right that part made me cry.

[Coesistere]

figure that Japanman would cry in a ANIME MOVIE , lol :D

[Requin]

I can't remember the saddest film i've seen but the saddest TV moment for me was The Royle Family in the last episode ever called The Queen of Sheba, which eventually had the nan die in it. It was so well done and so well acted strange for a comedy.

[Patchy]

Probably the green mile for me....the ending is so sad :(

[RaisingSand]

The only movie that has ever made me cry is The Notebook. I love it, it's my favourite film, but the ending makes me cry EVERY TIME.
Though now I have extra reason to love that film. ^^

[Zephyr]

A few others that make me cry...

Forrest Gump: in the end when Jenny dies, it gets me everytime
Pay It Foward(as already stated): the kid dies after being stabbed
The Green Mile(as already stated): John Coffey was innocent, and a good man!!!
Cruel Intentions: though one of many corny 90's teen movies, it's still sad when Sebastian dies saving Anette.
Homeward Bound-The Incredible Journey: my sister and I used to bawl our eyes out everytime Sassy went over the waterfall = (
The Perfect Storm: They all die and their bodies are never found
Armageddeon: When the guy who sacrafices himself to blow up the asteroid, and the last thing that he thinks about is his daughter before he blows himself up.

[aTOMicbomb]

there are two movies that I will admit I cried during while watching.

1 is Cast Away (it was so sad when Wilson floated away)
2 is Sweet November (the ending was especially sad and that's where I cried the most)

[Coesistere]

Im going to have to say " Into The Wild"
Just saw it..GREAT MOVIE..sadd ending
But i took me a couple seconds after it finished to relise that it was based on true life and sometimes "true life" doesnt end picture perfect
But i fell soo bad for the old guy that wanted to adopt him as a son
Urgg, why couldnt it have ended differently :(

[Oblivion]

Ok well i have a terrible memory so....

A book that i think is a movie:Where the Red Fern Grows
A Movie that i remember (saw in the last year :P): I Am Legend :P haha i don't like sad movies

[dogman]

Patch Adams

[Whisper]

The Green Mile

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[Random_oso06]

(my girl)that movie was old but it was sad

[bigsack13]

The saddest movie I have ever seen? Well, every movie with Jean Caude van Damma makes me wanna cry...

But no, for real, I think Schindlers list is a real sad movie. Ya know, seeing the little girl in the red clothes hiding from the nazi's, then later seeing her lay dead on a cart... makes me real sad.

[Sugaree]

I am Leganed because when the dog died I cried.

That scene shouldn't have been shown to be honest :|

I'd say that the saddest movie I've seen would be Titanic

[Nihilus]

I don't remember the name but it was British. I was sooo close to crying.

[bigsack13]

I don't remember the name but it was British. I was sooo close to crying.

Maybe it was "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"? And maybe you were close to crying of laughter? :P

[Camazotz]

I thought the end of Click was really sad, until we found out he didnt die.
Titanic wasnt that sad, we all knew they were going to die anyway.
Forrest Gump(already stated) had a pretty sad ending.
Armageddon(already stated) was sad when the guy sacrificed himself.

[doktored]

Bridge to Taribithia. You get so into it, start to love the characters. And then something dreadful happens MID WAY THROUGH!!! IT made me cry. Truly amazing yet sad film.

[underoath12192]

Schindler's List

[Texmex21]

Glory is pretty sad. the one about the first black regiment in the civil war

[george]

Yeah, I thought that the ending of Click when Adam Sandler is crawling out of the hospital to get to his son made me cry :(

[emecrazy]

Even though I don't like the movie, I'd say Pay it Forward is the saddest movie I've seen. The saddest movie I've liked is probably The Titanic or We Were Soldiers.


OMG Pay it forward is the first movie that made me cry!! It made me and my step brothers mom cry together
ha i love that movie!

The Invisable was sad.. the ending.. me and my friend were so sad at the end i love that movie too

Yaa.. Click i was like whaa u cant end a movie like this,.. it was soo sad.. but then it was all happy

Alpha dog! hah.. it was so sad when the boy got shot but u think he is gonna get rescued:(

Last one... the saddest movie was the One about 9/11 and the ppl that took over the plane... i dont remember the name but i was ballin.. cause ya real life n all

haha movies get me excited!!