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What do you guys think the saddest movie ever is?

 

 

 

I think the Titanic movie was the saddest. That was one of the only movies I have ever seen where half the theater walked out crying.

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i didn't cry when i saw titanic (then again i was.... 8?) but i got really teary eyed during crash

Titanic is definately a great movie (I'll be the first to admit this, I've seen it no less than 29 times, many times with different commentators), but perhaps not the saddest.

 

 

 

 

 

American History X

 

Pay It Forward

 

 

 

Both of those are very sad.

I must agree that Pay It Forward was one of the saddest movies I've ever seen.

I've been told by many that Requiem for a Dream is the most depressing movie that they have seen, but I personally didn't find it that saddening.

Green mile :cry:

 

 

 

i cried the first 5 times ive seen it.

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Titanic and Armageddon always get me. I never fail to cry at the end of Armageddon when Liv Tyler is saying goodbye to her father :oops:

Im not gonna lie I wanted to cry during Click.

I've been told by many that Requiem for a Dream is the most depressing movie that they have seen, but I personally didn't find it that saddening.

 

 

 

I found it to be a very depressing movie...

Toy Story 2. (I dont see that many movies)

Some of the movies I think are very sad are American History X, and Requiem for a Dream. But I think they're both good films. I mean, if it made you sad, it got to you, right?

American History X

 

 

 

 

 

Blown - with Johnny Depp

 

 

 

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Titanic - "Promise you'll never let go" - "I promise"

 

 

 

Best of the Best - proper tear jerker at the end when that dude offered himself as Tommy Lee's brother

 

 

 

Watership Down - this one really broke me down as a kid

the lion king :cry: i always cry when you come to the part where simba's father dies...

 

 

 

i've grown up with that movie, and i've never managed to not cry at that part. (i've probably seen it like 100 times )

Schindler's List for me. Sad because it's based on actual events.

Easily Land Before Time 3, when the little t-rex had to leave Littlefoot and all his friends. I bawled for hours after that. :cry:

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Those are probably the movies I came closest to crying during. Also should mention a few episodes of Futurama (dog one, four leaf clover one). A few romance movies probably could have made me almost cry also, but I have seen those a few times now and they don't affect me as much.

I'm not a big movie watcher...

 

So I'd say Fellowship of the Ring...

 

[hide]Even though I know that he lives, the scenes after Gandalf falls, especially when they're weeping on the sides of the Misty Mountains always gets me.

 

And then there's the death of Boromir. Pippin and Merry's expressions, in slow motion, are quite saddening. And then there's the part where Boromir is repenting to Aragorn.[/hide]

I am Legend

 

 

 

 

 

[hide]The part where he has to strangle the dog...absolutely horrible :cry: [/hide]

I am Legend

 

 

 

 

 

[hide]The part where he has to strangle the dog...absolutely horrible :cry: [/hide]

 

 

 

hah, the ladies in the row behind me were all sobbing. It made me smile. hehe.

 

 

 

Anyway. A movie that drains me emotionally is A Woman Under the Influence. Together with Nattvardsgasterna and Werckmeister HarmÃÆÃâÃâóniÃÆÃâÃâák

The Green Mile did choke me up first time round, but that film was trying so damn hard to make you cry I would have been worried if I didn't.

 

 

 

Other than that, I find it hard to get too emotional over films and media, it's stuff I read in the papers that sometimes gets me, when I know it's for real.

Call me freaky, but I thought Eight Below was freakin sad. I don't like seeing animals in pain.

I've never cried in a movie, but the only really sad one I've seen is Butterfly Effect, when he has too strangle himself in the womb. :cry:

Kes, without a doubt.

I must agree that Pay It Forward was one of the saddest movies I've ever seen.

 

 

 

yeap, first time i saw it, i knew nothing would hit me as hard as pay it forward did