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Saddest movie of all time? (that you have seen- for the pedants)

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    #92
    IvyTheTerrible
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    PandaPoo wrote: »
    Dear Zachary. I bawled, so did my husband. He also cries as Empire of the Sun.
    Oh that gets me every time!


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    #93
    ALiasEX
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    Dead Man's Shoes


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    #94
    who the fug
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    Kiwi in IE wrote: »
    How did I forget Castaway!

    Amanda Donohoe, putting her clothes back on. or Olvier Reed taking his off


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    #95
    Birneybau
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    I know, I know.

    The ending of 'Forrest Gump'.

    "You died on a Saturday morning"...



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    #96
    Egginacup
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    Song For A Raggy Boy


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    #97
    Paddy Samurai
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    Amercan Sniper caught me by surprise .
    A solitary tear may have escaped at the end as I watched the documentary footage at the end , showing his funeral cortege.


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    #98
    murpho999
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    When I was kid the ending of ET and him saying "ouch" really had me in tears, still does a bit to this day.

    Also, kids film but the ending of Toy Story 3 got me going as well, but not sure if that's really sad.

    For genuine sadness, I would go with Garage as mentioned earlier, affected me for days after seeing it.

    Also, The Wrestler, Green Mile and The Elephant Man

    Most recently, the ending of Captain Phillips, the medical scene was done in a very sad heart wrenching way.


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    #99
    fiachr_a
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    Anyone who thinks they've already seen the saddest movie needs to watch Germany Year Zero.
    Even the stills from this movie are miserable: https://www.google.ie/search?q=germany+year+zero&biw=1280&bih=961&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=U_ICVeuAJcbd7Qbb24DoBw&sqi=2&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ


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    #100
    pablohoney87
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    The Iron Giant is way up there.

    Click was a huge surprise to me. The uncontrollable loss of his family. For an Adam Sandler film to get you right in the feels like that took we way offf guard. Then they ruin it all by giving you the happy ending but I was watching that one hung over and in a very fragile state.

    Donnie Darko I found really sad too.


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    #101
    Everlong1
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    Moon. When the guy working on the base realises that he's a clone and doesn't have a wife and child waiting for him at home. Gut wrenching stuff.


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    #102
    Benicetomonty
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    Into The Wild


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    #103
    beyondbelief67
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    Angela's ashes and the notebook, always get me no matter how many times I see them


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    #104
    mikeym
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    Sarahs Key :(


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    #105
    saintsaltynuts
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    My Friend told me to watch Schindler's List with a box of tissues.Lying fooker....there was nothing to **** over in that film.


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    #106
    bb1234567
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    Planes trains and auto mobiles has a very sad ending!
    Em animal farm is a bit depressing. UP (the beginning).

    And I only saw these when I was quite young but the only movies Ive cried at are the titanic and the boy in the striped pyjamas.


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    #107
    Akrasia
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    saintsaltynuts wrote: »
    My Friend told me to watch Schindler's List with a box of tissues.Lying fooker....there was nothing to **** over in that film.
    Well, other than that shower scene...


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    #108
    Bootsy.
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    Dancer in the Dark by Lars von Trier. Seriously, it's just relentless, it starts out sad, then it gets sadder and sadder, and more and more tragic, until it's over.

    The only let up are the songs, by Bjork, which are great.

    Bjork is really amazing in it, although she found the whole experience so tough she never wanted to act again after it. Not surprised. It's actually a really great film but way, way too sad for any normal person to bear. (trailer is massively spoiler-filled btw.)


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    #109
    murpho999
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    beyondbelief67 wrote: »
    Angela's ashes and the notebook, always get me no matter how many times I see them

    The Notebook often gets mentioned and I found the ending far too contrived to be sad to be honest. An overrated film imho.


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    #110
    Egginacup
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    Paddy Samurai wrote: »
    Amercan Sniper caught me by surprise .
    A solitary tear may have escaped at the end as I watched the documentary footage at the end , showing his funeral cortege.

    The funeral of a murdering psychopath drew a tear from you?


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    #111
    efb
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    Egginacup wrote: »
    The funeral of a murdering psychopath drew a tear from you?

    I thought it was a cräp movie


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    #112
    Hans Bricks
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    King Kong's defiant last stand as he beats his chest and roars on top of the Empire State building

    Fcuking humans. :(


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    #113
    cerastes
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    Hans Bricks wrote: »
    King Kong's defiant last stand as he beats his chest and roars on top of the Empire State building

    Fcuking humans. :(

    Which version? 33? 80s? Or 00s?


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    #114
    Hans Bricks
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    cerastes wrote: »
    Which version? 33? 80s? Or 00s?

    Peter Jackson's version 2005. I usually stop watching when the scene of Kong's bait and capture takes place.


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    #115
    cashback
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    The Lives of Others. The end with the book scene (you'll know if you've seen it) gets me every time.

    Someone mentioned Empire of the Sun, yep. The end of Adam and Paul too.


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    #116
    redshoes15
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    Bloody Sunday. Harrowing film from start to finish...


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    #117
    thomur
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    beyondbelief67 wrote: »
    Greyfriars Bobby, sob sob

    Love it. Went to the pub in Edin beside the cemetery.


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    #118
    lazeedaisy
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    Kovu wrote: »
    Hachi :(

    Can't watch it, it would kill me


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    #119
    twill
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    Rabbit Proof Fence, especially the scene where the children get taken away. The most gut-wrenching thing I've seen in a film. :,-(


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    #120
    Diabhal Beag
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    Watership Down and Simon Birch are the only times I've shed one of your human tears during a film.


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