What is the Saddest Film you Have ever watched?

[Jackson - Deathclaw]

Wall-E came close but id have to say I am Sam and Schindler's List

 

[Sick boy]

beaches. It made me cry.

 

[GHMonkey]

Zombieland when Tallahassee shot the Twinkies.

in all seriousness, i am gonna go with Ol Yeller. dude, i cried, fuck, still nearly gets me.

 

[epunk35]

Cast Away.

Spoiler

Wilson getting lost at sea always got me.

YES! It was the most emotional part of the movie for me. :'(
For me it's Babar and Marley & Me, Marley dying gets me EVERY time.

 

[Chrissyluky]

Films don't really make me cry. I'm shocked to say I laughed at bambi, I don't think I have a soul...

i dont really cry from movies either. the laughed at bambi comment made me laugh a bit.

 

[Bobtowna]

My brother cried during War of the Worlds.

 

[Tsaba]

Schindler's List and the scene in UP where the wife dies almost got me.

 

[LewsTherin]

Gladiator, All Quiet on the Western Front, a few others.

 

[Singularly Datarific]

Very nearly did in "Up"s beginning sequence...
saddest montage I've ever seen.

 

[Superior Mind]

Saddest, I dunno. "Life is Beautiful" was pretty sad because it was a heartwarming yet dark film about a father and his son during the Holocaust and right when you think it's going to be all okay... I won't give away the ending but it's a bit of a kick in the stomach.

Most depressing movie though - Requiem for a Dream. If you're ever feeling just that little bit too happy and you want to bring yourself back down to earth with a crash then watch this film.

Edit: Oh! Just thought of another - a little Australian claymation film called "Mary & Max". This is an excellent film and although the ending is sad it's the nice kind of sad. I have to admit, I did shed a tear or two for the little blobs of plasticine.

 

[Andantil]

A movie's never made me cry, but I guess I'd say the saddest film I've watched is A Scanner Darkly. It's a pretty damn depressing movie if you put a little thought to it.
The only times a form of media has ever made me cry were when i got Tsugumi's "good" and bad ends in Ever17.

 

[TMAN10112]

Gran Torino.

It's the only movie that ever made me cry.

 

[thevillageidiot13]

Schindler's List

 

[KazNecro]

Schindlers list. So, so depressing. And I cried at the end. I think that's the only time EVER.

Same here. I held out as long as I could, but the moment Laim Neeson dropped the ring at the end broke me down. It was SUCH a powerful scene.

But as sad as the movie was, it was also an incredibly memorable experience. I went to see it in the theater with friends, and afterwards, we went to a private after-movie get-together with some Holocaust survivors and heard stories and did a Q & A with them. Afterwards, several of the women there gave us all hugs. It was an amazing experience.

 

[Pegghead]

Gran Torino, the only film to ever actually make me cry. I was actually in the cinema, but to this day it's my favourite movie.

 

[Pegghead]

Saddest, I dunno. "Life is Beautiful" was pretty sad because it was a heartwarming yet dark film about a father and his son during the Holocaust and right when you think it's going to be all okay... I won't give away the ending but it's a bit of a kick in the stomach.

I LOVE that movie, I think it's originally called "La vita e Bella", I even got it on DVD.

 

[shadowstriker86]

Gran Torino at the end AND DONT YOU DARE DENY WHATS IM TALKINS ABOOTS. it was like watchin my father die

 

[Silvance]

Lion King made me cry as a kid, and Green Mile can make me tear up now.

 

[jestertheork]

definately A.I, ok, Titanic as well. Green Mile came close though... God I loved that movie!