Saddest Movie Ever
 

I just finished watching Grave of the Fireflies (1988, Studio Ghibli). If that's not the saddest movie ever, I don't know what is.

"Sayta?"
"Uh huh?"
"Thank you."

"And she never woke up."

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No! No crying along with me unless you've seen this movie! I won't have a bunch of sad sacks keeping me company if they don't even know what they're sad about!

I just hope it didn't set your mood today. Its a good flick but try to cheer up.

but...but.....we are sad that you are sad.

now im even sadder!!

:sadcrying :sadcrying :sadcrying

ive never even heard of that movie. the saddest iwatched was LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

Life is Beautiful at least had a happy theme to it.

Baseketball is the saddest movie of all time

haha You got me there. :)

i don't need to watch anything to help me cry these days

What kinda man are you?

He is a man who cuts a lot of onions and eats a lot of habanera peppers. Got a problem with that? :)

E.T. was the saddest movie of all time for me.


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"Last Exit Too Brooklyn"

And if u dont mind the gay theme "Torch Song Trilogy" always gets me....

Dancer in the Dark... :(

Forrest Gump is really a sad movie

I'll rent it this weekend, and i'll be watching it alone...:(

watch "the godfather III"

in the end when pacino's daughter gets shot

that's much sadder

I've never seen the movie

Home videos of deceased family members are the saddest movies to me. :(

oh my goodness this is getting really sad

Grave of the Fireflies is a great animated movie. Have you ever read any background on the film? It's based on an autobiographical novel, which makes it even sadder.

Yeah I read that in the storyboard info.I haven't read the book, though.

Oh dude, that's awful. I agree. Luckily I haven't seen any yet. I don't think I could take it.

I know it's cliche, but the saddest movie I've seen is Titanic. Because (1) it really happened, not the exact story/characters, but the premise behind it (2) the part where the mother is reading to her small children to get them to go to sleep so they won't be afraid because she knows they're going to die gets me every time and (3) the scene with the elderly couple lying in bed together, just holding one another as the water rises up around them, is just too, too heartbreaking. I can just imagine how terrified all the people that were really aboard the Titanic must have been and how horrible it must have been to die that way. :(

beaches, steel magnolias, and "my life" all had me in a mess leaving the theatre

They got me when he ran into the alley. I really thought that he stole the german guys uniform til they showed his face :(

But the saddest movie thats made me cry was The Passion :( I started crying when I saw Jesus fall on the cross and then the flashback of him falling and Mary lifting him up. But she couldn't do it anymore...

Tootie, I agree about those Titanic scenes. Those really got me going, too.

Beaches.. oh yeah! Man I saw that when I was 10 and just couldn't hold it in. My friend and I were crying into our popcorn. And I'm not one to cry at movies.

Other movies that made me shed a tear:
Baby, the last Dinosaur (when they killed it)
Starman (when they killed him)
Fox and the Hound (when Copper stops the hunter from killing Todd)
Band of Brothers (lots of places)

Beaches, oh man, yeah, that one makes me cry. Some other movies that have made me cry alot:

Gone with the Wind (especially when Bonnie dies)
American Tale (it's so sad when Feivel loses his family!)
Ghost (I know what it's like to want just one more moment with someone)
My Girl - (it's so sad when she cries at her friend's funeral!)
The Lion King - (when Mufasa dies!)

Those are just a few off the top of my head. I cry alot while watching movies. LOL

Requiem For A Dream gets me every time

"I'm going to be on television"

Immortal Beloved

if the story it true, that is a real tragic story

"I am Sam" with Sean Penn is sad as hell. It's a really good movie, but I can't help but cry like a little girl when I see it.

One of the saddest films for me has to be seeing gauge get double analled... I thought she'd be tighter than that :sadcrying

For me it's a toss up between "Saving Private Ryan" and "And the Band Played On"

well, if you have children "sophie's choice"

Titanic is pretty sad. It made waves for quite a long time when it was first shown. Remembering it now, I say it still has its effect on me.

I haven't seen Grave of the Fireflies yet but after reading all your reviews, I gotta have it!

lol