Wow really I am surprised noone has mentioned this one but here it goes, the saddest movie I ever saw was "Ladder 49" I almost went into tears over how sad that was.
Saddest Movie Ever Seen.
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Old Yeller, I know it's a book but there's a movie too. Oh shit forgot about Where the Red Fern Grows, also a book but there's also a movie. Either one of those.
*sigh* It takes a lot to make me cry. Pan's Labyrinth's ending had me bawling tho...I was laughing at my tears--"IT'S SO SAAAAAAAAAAAD!" *whimpers yet smiles*
I don't cry all that often, but the most recent one was when I watched the new Star Trek with my boyfriend.
As a woman, that moment was a little too real for me even though I don't have any kids yet...
As a woman, that moment was a little too real for me even though I don't have any kids yet...
Toy Story 3...HAND DOWN
i have never seen a movie that had me being genuinely fearful for fictional characters and that last 15 minutes after.....never have a really felt that sad since my grandfather died when i was 14 (currently 20)
i have never seen a movie that had me being genuinely fearful for fictional characters and that last 15 minutes after.....never have a really felt that sad since my grandfather died when i was 14 (currently 20)
Grave of the Fireflies.
Seriously, that was simultaneously the most thought-provoking and emotionally draining movie I ever saw. The last bit I hardly saw through the tears. =S Excellent move though.
The one that saddened me most in another way recently was Agora - the way things end up for Hypatia made tears of pure hate and rage well up in my eyes. Seriously, I left that movie feeling physically ill. Intense stuff...
Seriously, that was simultaneously the most thought-provoking and emotionally draining movie I ever saw. The last bit I hardly saw through the tears. =S Excellent move though.
The one that saddened me most in another way recently was Agora - the way things end up for Hypatia made tears of pure hate and rage well up in my eyes. Seriously, I left that movie feeling physically ill. Intense stuff...
This? Really... This? Dear christ your either the most slovenly emotional fanboy ever if you even consider that movie to be on par with the others, let alone tear inducing, or your so emotionally shallow that only lame and sappy story lines that are told much better in a thousand other movies can register a bleep. Could you think of nothing else?xXAsherahXx said:
Ya, I'm chugging Hatorade for episode 3 and your choice.
Also, while grave of the fireflies was "good", it wasn't tearful for me. Honestly, it was just to strait-forward and sad, morbid, grim, and generally awful for me to cry. It was stunning, the indifference of the adults. A must see, but its just too blunt for tears. It makes you sad tho...
None for I am one without a soul apparently, I chuckled a little for the first 10 minutes of UP.
The house of living and the dead, (UK title). So dramatic, the title sounds like it would be splatter/horror/zombie movie. It is dramatic movie about Bussiness man with mentally handicapped son and sick wife, lots of dramatic events, it tells you how love can hurt the one who you love.
And, Requiem for a dream, extremely dramatic movie about addictions.
And, Requiem for a dream, extremely dramatic movie about addictions.
I don't consider it to be even remotely on par with any of the others. It is the worst of the six, but it is sad dammit.Wintermute_ said:
