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Subject: saddest movie you've ever seen?

Posted by: ifrah_farooq
Date: Mar 18 08


Out of all of the movies you have seen, which one do you think was the saddest?

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Posted by: doozle36213

Whats a movie that made you cry your eyes out? Mine was A Walk To Remember, Marley and Me, Notebook,Pay it Forward, and The Green Mile. Yes...I do cry a lot. :)

Date: Feb 04 10

Reply #181. Feb 05 10, 9:15 AM
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Posted by: redwaldo

"They Shoot Horses Don't They?"-Director;Sydney Pollack
Major actors-Jane Fonda;Micheal Sarizin

A Touching film about dance marathons run for poor people in the Great Depression in America.
Reply #1. Feb 04 10, 6:51 PM
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Posted by: uc0nnfan92

Marley and Me is the only movie I can remember crying in. The ending is just to hard.
Reply #2. Feb 04 10, 7:01 PM

Reply #182. Feb 05 10, 9:17 AM
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Posted by: laughinglion

"Old Yeller" and "Brian's Song"
it's a guy thing
Reply #3. Feb 04 10, 7:27 PM
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Posted by: Redwallcrazy

"Forrest Gump".

Such a sad ending, but I will not give it away.
Reply #4. Feb 05 10, 2:56 AM

Reply #183. Feb 05 10, 9:19 AM
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Posted by: Lochalsh

1-"Platoon," a movie about the Vietnam War

2-"Awakenings," a movie about neurological disease

3-"Lady and the Tramp," which needs no tag! I love the ending, where the title pooches have a good-sized litter of pups, all but one of whom resemble their cocker-spaniel mother instead of their mutt-ish dad.
Reply #5. Feb 05 10, 3:25 AM
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Posted by: sherry75

La vie en rose
Old Yeller
Beaches
Shadowlands
Reply #6. Feb 05 10, 7:39 AM

Reply #184. Feb 05 10, 9:21 AM
gpm97457 star
I know that I'm a guy. But I would have to say "Beaches" with Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey. The Soundtrack itself was great.

Reply #185. Feb 28 10, 2:55 AM
spambo5 star
Its not very often I'll be blubbering in a movie theatre but My Sisters Keeper had the hole theatre sobbing.

Reply #186. Mar 01 10, 2:37 AM
Redwallcrazy
Forrest Gump, easily.

Reply #187. Mar 01 10, 3:23 AM
sasha67
The other morning I watched a documentary on HBO, so I dont know if you can rightly call it a movie. It was called "Boy Interrupted". About a 15 yr old boy with bi polar disorder that committed suicide. His life is told by his family and friends, along with pictures and video. By the time it was over I was sobbing,literally couldnt stop.

Reply #188. Mar 26 10, 10:49 PM
tearose90 star
The saddest movies,are Boy in the blue striped Pajamas,that had a weird ending.Forrest gump,Sisterhood Of the Traveling pants,Flowers in the Attic,Red Dawn,and,The Outsiders.

Reply #189. Mar 30 10, 4:54 AM
tearose90 star
I forgot a few Titanic and Mask. Titanic reminded me of romeo and juliet,I wonder if Jack And Rose were real people.

Reply #190. Mar 30 10, 4:59 AM
rieker01 star
Marley and Me, hands down I balled like a baby

Reply #191. Jun 14 11, 5:37 PM
MrHulot_
The Italian film "Bicycle Thieves"
The Japanese film "Ikiru"

Reply #192. Jun 14 11, 8:35 PM
beachbumb101
Definitely, Marley and Me. I saw it a few days after my beloved cat Nikki of 15 years died. Cried all the way home.

Reply #193. Jun 14 11, 8:49 PM
ga_jam831
I could have done without thinking about Marley and Me. My dog is closing in on the end of her life span.

Reply #194. Jun 14 11, 8:51 PM
euab
hachiku try watching it, richard gere

Reply #195. Jun 14 11, 10:08 PM
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ga_jam sorry to hear about your doggy. I know I have been there many times. Just remember all the fun you have had with him/her.

Reply #196. Jun 14 11, 11:59 PM
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Schindler's List

Based on a true story. I didn't quite get the black/white filming until I saw the little girl in the red coat. I have seen it several times and still cry during much of the movie.

Reply #197. Jun 23 11, 8:26 PM
Saints2668 star
Old Yellar!

Reply #198. Jun 24 11, 8:30 AM
tigasrule star
One of the saddest, most beautiful films I have seen is "Lilja 4-ever", by Swedish director Lukas Moodysson.

Reply #199. Jun 24 11, 9:06 AM
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In addition to the movies listed many times in previous posts, here are a few that always manage to get me choked up:

"Gigot" - Jackie Gleason wrote the story & music for this touching drama in which he portrayed a mute in France.

"Promise" - James Garner, James Woods

"Brian's Song" - (1971 version) James Caan, Billy Dee Williams

"Powder" - Sean Patrick Flanery, Mary Steenbergen, Jeff Goldblum, Lance Henriksen


Reply #200. Jun 24 11, 1:36 PM


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