what is the saddest movie you have ever watched?

[AngeL_oF_Death]

Armageddon... I know its old but it was so sad n touching when Bruce Willis took Ben Affleck "A.J" place n told him to take care of his daughter n he always see him as his son.. then he said goodbye to his daughter n then before he died he had flashes of memory of her growing up.. sigh.. that was so sad..

[cherrie]

oh yeah, cried in that part too. and to think that i watched it alone in the cinema

[Michelle00]

Another sad one i've seen recently is "The Notebook," good movie!

[faithfuleehciup]

Windstruck

[hkopinions]

for some reason I think Casper the movie was very sad: the part where Casper told the story of how he died because he caught a cold and the dancing scene at the end.

[Mysterious]

The one show that did it for me was this japanese cartoon called something fireflies about a pair of brother and sister during the war...they both died of starvation..its the saddest movie I have seen in recent years.

>i borrowed the disc from my fren but i still haven't watched it yet cuz i'm afraid i won't stop crying cuz she said it's one hell of a sad story!i think a walk to remember is pretty sad too!

[moonlight-sonata]

this isnt all that sad, but The Last Samurai is sorta sad... not really once u think about it, but kinda

[arachidonic]

Fly Me to Polaris
Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

[nhi31493]

i have to say titanic. it was sad and very touching when the old couple were laying on a bed together holding each other when the ship was sinking made me cry every time i see it.

[gemtsoi]

A week or two ago I'd have said Finding Neverland, but after watching the anime movie 'Grave of the Fireflies' I am convinced no other movie can possibly be sadder. 'Grave of the Fireflies' doesn't just make you sad, it shatters you. It breaks your heart. The long and short of it is that during the WWII, there were air raids in Japan and two children, a teenage boy and a little girl, were left homeless and orphaned. They moved in with their aunt, who was unkind to them, and eventually they moved out to survive on their own. The boy tried all he could to save his sister, but she died of malnutrition. After she did, the boy just gave up on life.

This is the kind of movie that haunts you for a long time afterwards. I'm not a crying sort of person, but this one really got to me. It's not just tears, it's outright sobbing! The problem is, for all the sad movies, there's always some hope at the end, ie. someone who didn't die, but for this one, really all hope died. It's one of the best anti-war films ever, but I don't think I can watch it again, it's too stressful.

[babyhunni3]

i dont noe but there are lots of sad movies, umm perish in the name of love was soo sad at the end, a walk to remember, hmmm where the legend begins was pretty sad too

[kidd]

Grave of the Fireflies.

It's not only sad on the first viewing. It becomes sadder on the 2nd viewing because u know what will happen to the little girl and her brother and what brings them to such an end. I didn't cry (I cry easily on touching scenes, but can't seem to cry on sad scenes ), but my heart sure breaks. Like gemtsoi said, this movie is not only sad, it's hopeless.

[keii-]

Brother Bear. I still cry when i see it *sniff*

[milKBoi]

Armageddon was sort of sad even 4 meeh hehe

also


can't remember the movie but its the one with maculey culkin who acts as a bad kid and sort of hurt his cousin/friend. (he was really young that time)

also

war movies that ppl get killed and etc

[kidd]

can't remember the movie but its the one with maculey culkin who acts as a bad kid and sort of hurt his cousin/friend. (he was really young that time)

The movie is called 'The Good Son'.

The cousin is played by Elijah Wood (the hobbit Frodo in LOTR) .

[ku4n_seng]

IMO pearl habour is kinda sad... but not as sad as some of the movies mention...althought i havent watch some of them...

[joaniemaloney]

'The Notebook' was definitely a tear-jerker.

I loved it.

[allunderheaven]

Fly Me to my Polaris

definately a tear jerker. especially the last 15 or so mins. very intense. even the hardest person will soften up. not necessarily a great film though but sad yes

[JigSta]

'The Notebook' was definitely a tear-jerker.

I loved it.

Yeh?
My friend invited me over to watch it with her because she wanted to see me cry (private joke). She cries at anything. This time she didn't cry at all. Suffice to say, we didn't like it

How about "The Barefoot Kid"?
When he's trying to reach the shoes at the end....
And Maggie Cheung's lonely widow character

[~young and dangerous~]

YAH i AGREE!!! THE NOTEBOOK WAS JUST ONE OF THE SADDEST MOViE.. PEARL HARBOR AND SAViNG PRiVATE RYAN!!!!