What is the Saddest Film you Have ever watched?

[Bob_Bobbington]

Dragon Heart. Made me cry when I was seven and has been the only movie to do such a thing.

 

[Balkan_Fury]

i was surprised no one said Armageddon or La vita e bella, those got to me

but yeah there is something about tom hanks, saving private ryan, cast away, forrest gump, green mile, wow pretty sad movie, brilliant, but sad, also got me

there is another movie called No man's land, from bosnia talking about the war, really sad ending

 

[Julianking93]

Pan's Labyrinth is one of the saddest, most depressing movies I've ever seen, yet its one of my favorites.

 

[Lamppenkeyboard]

Grave of the Fireflies was the saddest movie I have ever seen, I did cry. A close second has to be the part of Shawshank Redemption about getting cycled back out into the public after decades of prison (I am being vague not to spoil it).

 

[Joeshmoe5]

In the land before time, when littlefoots mom died, my eyes shitted themselves.

 

[mrx19869]

i vote "crash" or "the untouchables" because Sean Connery dies in that one..

 

[Samuel Adams]

Zombieland. When Tallahassee's real past was revealed... ='(

I loved that movie =)

OP:I don't see what you guys mean, Saving Private Ryan was not sad =P maybe I'm just weird.

 

[Caboose671]

The end of the mist.

 

[Baron Von Evil Satan]

Zombieland. When Tallahassee's real past was revealed... ='(

I loved that movie =)

OP:I don't see what you guys mean, Saving Private Ryan was not sad =P maybe I'm just weird.

*GASP* It's all about the sacrafice, man. Several people die just to get one man sent back home. Then old Tom Hanks goes out fighting. Followed by the transition into the future and what Ryan asks his wife at the end. Freakin' sad man. The music doesn't help the mood either.

 

[AkJay]

The Green Mile is the closest movie (or book) that has ever almost made me cry. Almost.

 

[life is peachy]

American History X. I cried at the end.

 

[War Penguin]

The ending of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button made me cry.

Me too. I think that was one of the few movies that I can remember that made me cry. Poor guy. :'(

Also, even though it didn't make me cry and I reference it so many times people might puke, In Bruges was very sad. Part of me thinks sadness make the movie better. Probably because it adds to the drama.

 

[minoes]

37°2 le matin (Betty blue).

 

[moose49408]

Ok, it's not really a movie, but the episode of Futurama with Fry's dog is undoubtedly the SADDEST moment in television history. I mean, most sad movies, I can actually bring myself to go back and watch a second time, because they're usually very emotionally impacting, well done movies. Whenever I see that episode on TV, I turn it off. I simply can't bring myself to experience that ending a second time.

 

[amrl]

Anne Frank: The Whole Story.
I got really upset when they moved to the concentration camp even though I knew it was going to happen. :-(

 

[Fetzenfisch]

The Fox and the Hound , i listened to the record as a kid....and still in 2009 when i watched it with my girlfriend...i had something in my eye

But yeah Bob, Dragon Heart was touching too.

how could i forget primes death?...damn he was my hero

 

[FROGGEman2]

Downfall was depressing, but I didn't cry...


OK.

Mine is "Hey Hey It's Esther Blueburger!".

God... that film got me...

Mainly because the duck died AND I WOZ GOING THROUGH A SENSITIVE TIME MMKAY