Saddest movie you've ever watched?

[enthused]

Brokeback Mountain and Forest Gump.

[Gozer]

The Poseidon Adventure (the original)

[azzarish]

I don't know if anyone has seen it but 'Gone Baby Gone' was a very emotional film. Actually the movie was very underrated, one of the best movies of last year. Much better than the awful ' There Will Be Blood' which someone else said made them cry.

[tete]

I cry at almost any sappy/sad movie, but Schindler's List takes the cake. I think I started crying about 20 minutes into the movie, and I was still sobbing by the time I got home from the theatre, which was 45 minutes from home. Forrest Gump was on TV a few weeks ago and I just lost it at the end of it too - I remembered it being sad, but not THAT sad. I'll chalk some of my crying up to PMS.

[MJK]

Dances with Wolves...

I also heard "My Dog Skip" was very sad but I haven't watched yet!

[FlameCity]

Terms of Endearment . . . Last time I saw it was about three weeks after my father passed away from cancer. . . big mistake . . . I'd seen it many times before but my sister hadn't . . . needless to say she was really upset at me for letting her watch it.

[Fozzie_DeBear]

Old Yeller
Brokeback Mtn
Cast Away
Away From Her...actually that was just more depressing

[rubecube]

Mystic River.

[Azure]

You guys notice a trend here?

A LOT of the movies being mentioned are not very recent. What is wrong with Hollywood?

[BlackEleven]

Originally Posted by Azure

You guys notice a trend here?

A LOT of the movies being mentioned are not very recent. What is wrong with Hollywood?

Well when you include every movie ever made, the statistical chances that a movie will be recent are very small. I agree with you that Hollywood puts a lot of stinkers out there, but I don't think that's anything new.

Fortunately, now with the Internet its easier than ever to find movies you're more likely to enjoy.

[metallicat]

Originally Posted by MJK

Dances with Wolves...

I also heard "My Dog Skip" was very sad but I haven't watched yet!

Yes, don't watch it if you have a dog!

[Flameschick]

28 Weeks Later

[Weiser Wonder]

Originally Posted by Azure

You guys notice a trend here?

A LOT of the movies being mentioned are not very recent. What is wrong with Hollywood?

Nothing really. This was the best year for movies in so long.

[HelloHockeyFans]

Originally Posted by oilers_fan

Yes, don't watch it if you have a dog!

Noted.

[flames_fan_down_under]

Friday Night Lights, when Mojo loses the State Championships and Billingsley's dad gives him his state championship ring, I tear up every time.
Forrest Gump, when Forrest is talking to Jenny's grave.
Into the Wild, when "Alex Supertramp" leaves Ron, I lost it.

[Flamesguy_SJ]

I just watched "He Was A Quiet Man", starring Christian Slater, Elisha Cuthbert, and William H. Macy. Watching this movie, I have never cried so much. I feel so bad for Slater's character throughout the entire film...just a sad, sad story.

[Igottago]

Originally Posted by flames_fan_down_under

Into the Wild, when "Alex Supertramp" leaves Ron, I lost it.

Yeah I was on a flight watching that movie...trying hard not to start balling uncontrollably at the end. The last 20 minutes or so are pretty intense.

[icarus]

^ Yeah, Into The Wild was great and it was tough when he leaves Ron. I also was on a plane when I saw this.

I nominate...

Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol.

[flamingchina]

Kinda surprised it hasn't been mentioned.
Grave of the Fireflies.
saddest animated movie I've ever seen.

[dissentowner]

Originally Posted by JiriHrdina

Neverending Story when his horse bites it.

LOL, me too. That scene is good for waterworks every time.