Watership down. (as whole)

Watership Down, I loved it but I cried all the way through...the same goes for the first couple Land Before Time movies.

 

Okay, this may make me sound like a sissy but I cried during Dead Space: Downfall. The scene were the blue-haired chick gets brutally killed - getting sliced in half, slowly with a lazor saw made me cry. Only because I felt sorry for her and she was the only character who didn't go slightly crazy. But the scene quickly changed from me being sad to me being grossed out.

Imitation of Life (1959) is one of the saddest films I've seen in a long time. A small clip wouldn't do it justice...

 

 

 

We have Sirk lovers on the forum? :thumbup: Hello.

 

 

 

Imitation of Life is such a bittersweet film, I like it too. More sad movies I like : Citizen Kane, Schindler's List, Of Mice and Men [the Malkovich one].

 

 

 

I dont like when Mufasa died in the Lion King.

 

 

 

+1 to The Green Mile. Some scenes of The Shawshank Redemption are truly sad.

 

 

 

Oh ! and One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest - Hollywood doesn't make movies like that anymore. Made me laugh like mad too.

The Christmas shoes is by far the sadest movie I will ever see, also this movie is based on a song, that is sad as well.

 

 

 

Here is the two sad parts(also if you want to watch the whole movie its all on youtube).

 

 

WARNING YOU MAY CRY!

 

 

 

 

 

 

watch 7:00-9:00 mins.

 

 

 

then the other sad part is at 0:20 secs.- 3:30 mins.(the song they based this movie on is sang at this part)

 

 

 

End of Click

 

 

 

Dog dying in I am Legend

 

 

 

Maximus's family being killed in Gladiator.

A Walk to Remember - When Landen goes to his father to thank him for paying for homecare of Jamie before she dies. Get's me everytime.

 

 

 

Beaches - When her daughter screams "Mummy!" and it shows Bette Midler at the funeral and reaching out for her friends child. Yet again, EVERYTIME!

 

 

 

As mentioned the end of click, when the dog dies in I Am Legend, when the father flies into the spaceship in Independance Day and he say's something like "Tell my kids i love them".

 

 

 

And also anytime an animal is hurt i cry, it's just so sad. Sad music really plays a part in it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6yzxUeioOM

 

 

 

Even though its hard to care about everyone in the story, the way the ending was brought out in American Beauty was very sad.

The Lion king - Where his dad dies. Gets me Every [bleep] time.

 

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Only movie part that made me cry, ever.

The James Bond, I think its On Her Majesty's Secret Service, where his wife gets shot at the end.

The Lion king - Where his dad dies. Gets me Every [bleep] time.

 

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Am I sick and cruel because I LMAO'ed. at that? :lol:

there are a few that stick out

 

 

 

-Butterfly Effect (the ending where he basically tells the girl to F off when they are 12) Imagine giving up a lifetime friendship to save their life.

 

 

 

-Deep Impact (whe the comet hits) that whole series of scenes is pretty sad. When the flood is coming and the parents are just standing there kissing. The woman giving her spot on the helicopter to someone else.

The Wrestler had quite a few for me. Couple of the ones I remember the most are

 

 

 

1) The end, when he's talking to Marissa before going into the ring and what he says to her

 

2) His daughter never wanting to see him again

 

3) His heart attack and quite a few scenes after that

Transformers. Not trying to be a smart [wagon] or anything.

 

But I felt sorry for Bumblebee when his legs stopped functioning. He looked so pathetic. :(

 

 

 

Quite a few stick out from The Pursuit of Happiness. I feel like [cabbage] whenever I watch that, because it makes me realise how tough some people have it compared to me & I still complain on a daily basis.

 

The bathroom scene really hit me, it must be the ultimate shame for a parent..

 

Thank god the movie had a happy ending, I would've exploded if it didn't, seeing how it's a true story & all.

Not the sort of film to usually make you cry, but the ending of Con-air always gets me after watching it:

 

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Definitely Pursuit of Happiness like Foe said, the bathroom scene had my tear ducts ready to burst.

 

In Hardball when G-Baby get shot, it was like the heart and soul of the team had gotten killed.

 

In Hitch when she doesn't believe anything he's saying.

 

 

 

Those are really the only three that come to mind.

Just so you know, it is actually The Pursuit of Happyness, not Happiness. It is explained pretty early in the movie why they go against the actual spelling.

 

 

 

And more proof about the dog theory... Marley and me, near the end.

The end of Valkyrie, when the resistance gets executed. Damn good job Tom Hanks.

The end of Valkyrie, when the resistance gets executed. Damn good job Tom Hanks.

 

 

 

Tom Cruise.

 

 

 

Unless he gets executed by firing squad in Angels and Demons, which I haven't seen yet.

Of Mice and Men. And most Disney movies have some sad note that strikes a chord everytime in me.

I just watched another sad movie last night, "Marley and Me". :cry:

One that comes to mind is the ending of Final Fantasy Spirits Within.

 

 

 

Titanic (I was about 8 or something).

 

 

 

Those are the ones that spring to mind at least.

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This sounds really weird, but any scene where a child loses a toy makes me sad. I don't know why. Like that part in Pursuit of Happyness when Chris loses his toy.

:(

 

 

 

When the guys dog dies in I am Legend.

 

 

 

The little girl in the red coat in Schindler's List made a lump in my throat. I also found the part where the children are in the trucks being shipped off to the death camps, and they are just waving goodbye to their mothers, thinking they would be fine as if they were going to a theme park park something.