Would you kindly list all the saddest movies you've ever seen?

Boy in The Striped Pajamas
The Lovely Bones
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Schindlers List.... Too may others

 

The Champ %1000 (and like a Dickhead I watched That Again Just now )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU7NGJw0kR8&feature=youtu.be

 

'old yeller'
'life is beautiful'

those are the two i instantly think of,
'brians song' comes to mind.

pretty much every horror movie is sad too. how many people were killed needlessly in friday the 13th?

see now i am just thinking about the sad parts in comedies and sci-fi movies.

i heard 'the notebook' was but i never saw it.

 

The Saddest Movie of all time for me was Sophie's Choice. It has not equal.

 

Doctor Zhivago.

I saw a 2002 remake which was just so sad......Each and every one of the leading characters ends up dead at the hands of the Bolsheviks. Not surprised that the Soviets didn't like Boris Pasternak.

 

For sad in terms of that feeling of dread as apposed to feeling heartbreak

When it comes to that sense of dread, for me still nothing beats The Andromeda Strain, the music, the 60/70s feel which now makes it look a bit like stock footage and the whole claustrophobia feeling

 

all romance movies which take themselves seriously

 

That movie was so awful death would have been a welcome relief



Hotwater

 

I'm going to go way back, and if you haven't seen it try to, it's a really good story, but will have you in tears if you have any heart at all.
Imitation of Life, starring Lana Turner.

 

These three come to mind:

-American History X
-Million Dollar Baby
-Dances With Wolves

 

Definitely agree with American History X some others that have got me a bit teary are, Life As A House, The Green Mile and The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas

 

The Mist (2007) Movie based on the novel written by Stephen King



Hotwater

 

La Vita e Bella.





And the one with Richard Gere and the dog.

 

I'm mostly thinking of certain scenes right now. And don't wanna add spoilers.

 

I agree with some of the old guys: Old Yeller. People dying in movies is okay, but I can't stand to see dogs suffer and die on the silver screen.

 

A.I.

 

Absolutely. When the soldiers show up at the end and the boy is so happy because his dad promised him he would get a tank, oh man I bawled like a baby

 

A.I, kills me every time.

 

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