What is the Saddest Film you Have ever watched?

[sky14kemea]

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 almost wet myself laughing at Titanic, the worst thing was my mum was right next to me in tears, while i was rolling around saying "ahahahahaaaahahaha she let go! what a.. mum whats wrong?"

:/

OP: I don't think any movie has actually made me cry xD

 

[Lenny Magic]

Interestingly this thread was almost called "What was the Sadist film you watched?". So if I hadn't made such a quick edit we would all be having a completely different discussion right now...

I remember crying at Flubber. When We-bo died, that was a sad day.
Even when she came back I remember crying "BUT SHE'S NOT THE SAME!"

I was 12.

I walked out at that point... I was 7 and I don't care what people say that film was traumatising...

Casualties of War...god damn that movie is depressing.

I have to wonder weather there are any war movies that aren't.

 

[jpoon]

Requiem for a Dream. That movie is a depressing mind fuck.

 

[Grayjack]

Cast Away.

Spoiler

Wilson getting lost at sea always got me.

 

[ScarlettRage]

Bambi.

:'(

awww
*cries with you*
*hugs*

 

[Disaster Button]

Interestingly this thread was almost called "What was the Sadist film you watched?". So if I hadn't made such a quick edit we would all be having a completely different discussion right now...

I remember crying at Flubber. When We-bo died, that was a sad day.
Even when she came back I remember crying "BUT SHE'S NOT THE SAME!"

I was 12.

I walked out at that point... I was 7 and I don't care what people say that film was traumatising...

I knew I wasn't the only one who thought so, my family still remind me when the topic of Sad Films comes up but I don't care, I loved We-Bo and my innocence died that day..

 

[hotacidbath]

As dumb as it sounds, Pay It Forward always gets me.

 

[shwnbob]

Metal Gear Jacket.

 

[UsefulPlayer 1]

Saving Private Ryan. I've never cried over a film, but damn that was a sad ending.

This for me too. Hell, I cry over the ending no matter how many times I see it.

It wasn't the ending for me, but it was when they were in the church and that one guy was telling the story about his mother.

*sniff, all she wanted to do was talk to him and he just pretended to be asleep! cry*

 

[Souplex]

Transformers. PRIME YOU CAN'T DIE!

 

[JenXXXJen]

A.I. and Dancer in the Dark D':

 

[benbenthegamerman]

ahhh. ok, this is a time when grammar nazis are acceptable hehe...

[goes back to teabagging a cassette copy of Rainman]

 

[Rascarin]

"The Christmas Shoes". I cried SO many times.

 

[Pseudonym2]

Requiem for a Dream. That movie is a depressing mind fuck.

Definitely this as well as A Scanner Darkly and Chinatown.

 

[Fniff]

Requiem for a Dream. That movie is a depressing mind fuck.

Definitely this as well as A Scanner Darkly and Chinatown.

A scanner darkly managed to combine Confusion and Sadness into one.


Me,watching it: What? Waah! What? Waah!

 

[Baron Von Evil Satan]

I'll admit it. I cried at the end of Return of the King. That and Saving Private Ryan like everyone else.

 

[Tossth Esalad]

The only movie that's ever made me cry, is Forrest Gump.

Gets me every time...

 

[rhyno435]

I know alot of people who thought Click was one of the saddest movies they've ever seen. I think it's because it was supposed to be funny and then the ending happens and you aren't expecting it. I thought it was pretty sad.

The ending of Marley and Me was pretty sad. My mom and sisters all cried their eyes out at the end.

Personally, I have never cried during a movie, and I don't believe I have ever come close to crying either.

 

[metalrock711]

The only movie that has ever really made me cry is Seven Pounds, and I will never know why.