Saddest film you've ever seen

Purple Mountain

The Persuit of Happyness..
I usually hate Will Smith but he played a blinder in that.

Eire Go Brach

Star Trek the wrath of Khan.

Star gate tv series when Daniel died. That caught my of guard.

fando

Come and See, 1985

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091251/

Ball In Towards

Marley & Me!

Halflifept

Terminator 2
Seven pounds
Crash
the land before time

Purple Mountain

Halflifept wrote: »

Terminator 2
Seven pounds
Crash
the land before time

I thought I was only one who found Terminator 2 sad!

donegal_man

"Sophie Scholl – The Final Days" 2005 German movie about the arrest, trial and execution of the leaders of the White Rose resistance movement in 1943 Munich.

One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest.

The_Valeyard

When the horse dies in The Never Ending Story.

willmunny1990

Nothing gets me like children's films:o

Fox and the hound, the land before time (especially the part where he thinks the shadow is his mother)

willmunny1990

fando wrote: »

Come and See, 1985

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091251/

Just recently seen this. Wow.

Best war film Ive ever seen, its harrowing. It really depicts the horror of war, you can literally feel yourself slip into madness with Florya.

heyjude88

My girl - "He can't see without his glasses!" still gets to me
Up - the beginning
Bridge to Terribithia - Was not expecting it
The Notebook - Old people with dementia

YattaYenta

It's Such a Beautiful Day is absolutely brutal, especially in the last third of it

eviltwin

Lion.

Even more so that it actually happened. That little boy living on the streets just kills me.

Lorelli!

The Pianist.

There's loads of sad scenes in that movie but for some reason the scene in that film that got to me was where a pot of food is dropped on a stoney ground. They are so starved that the people start trying to eat the food from off the ground.

9or10

Lorelli! wrote: »

The Pianist.

There's loads of sad scenes in that movie but for some reason the scene in that film that got to me was where a pot of food is dropped on a stoney ground. They are so starved that the people start trying to eat the food from off the ground.

Yes - there was a lot in that film.

The scene that always makes me choke a little is when they're about to get on the train. The Mother is having a meltdown, not surprisingly but Frank Findlay says something like - It's not that bad, at least we're altogether. Its the ordinariness of this that always gets me. I see Dads doing it all the time and ...

Galwayguy35

Last of the Mohicans when the Indian is killed trying to rescue the blonde sister and she jumps to her death after him.

Legends of the Fall.

King Kong.

dark crystal

Terms of Endearment gets me every time. Apart from the awful scene where she says goodbye to her kids, the final look she gives her mother right before she goes is just heartbreaking.

It may be a cliche now, but the final 30 minutes of Titanic had me in bits the first few times I saw it. The mother reading her children the story of Tir na Nog and the old couple holding each other in bed while the room filled with water - Jesus

Tilikum

The notebook

skylight1987

The bridges of Madison County . Tears always ,every time and not little tears .Big fat tears accompanied by running nose and that laboured breathing you get after a long deep cry

I must make it my business to watch Manchester by the sea which a lot of people are saying is good

Cantona's Collars

Sexual Chocolate wrote: »

Marley and Me

That's not sad,I'd have had that bloody dog put down.

Haitchi is way better and would bring a tear to a glass eye.
https://youtu.be/Y6U7mAnPtw4
The full movie is on YouTube.

Shelga

Lion, of the ones I've seen recently.

messrs

Tilikum wrote: »

The notebook

Only watched this for the first time a few months ago - sobbed so much

joe40

There is a really powerful new zealand movie called "once were warriors" in my opinion an incredible movie with some very sad and harrowing scenes. Ultimately ends with optimism and heroism but tough going in places.

roshje

Love Story

Brian Song

Vlach

Somewhere in Time

pumpkin4life

texas star

Boys don't cry I remember being upset for days after watching it.

sinjin_smythe

One word..

"Martyrs"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/

very tough to watch. I dont think I could watch it again, maybe not sad but just a very difficult watch.

headnorth

After The Promise