Sophie's Choice for that scene.

Agree with Jords about Seven Pounds.
And definitely Toy Story 3, the furnace scene...oh my god, stupidly intense.

The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
The Green Mile does every time...more so now because I was watching it when I found out my dad had passed away.
The scene in V For Vendetta about the lesbians who were arrested and murdered for their sexuality was horrible, and the letter Valerie left for Natalie Portman's character :(
Milk, for the ending with the candlelit vigil.
Changeling is desperately sad throughout.
Mystic River.
Doubt.
The Pianist.

I dont know why, but Jack...with Robin Williams always upsets me something rotten.

Not the ending or anything, just the thought of it all :(

Monster is a great film. Not sure I know the latter but it rings a bell. I'm so crap at remembering titles!

How could I forget the Green Mile?!?! :bawling:

OH. and the ending of Mrs Doubtfire, with the letter from a little girl whose parents are going through divorce. That speech practically carried me through my parents' separation.

Bleedin' 'ell, all I can hear is Bright Eyes now

It's a Wonderful Life... Sad in a good way. Great flick.

Bambi :bawling:

Think that was the first film that upset me in my life.

Lassie(most of them)lol
Bambi
Angelas Ashes
The Green Mile
Dragonfly
Holocaust
Roots

Marley and Me, and Grave of the Fireflies.

Saddest films I've seen:
-Schindler's List
-Boy In Striped Pyjamas
-The Pursuit of Happyness
-The Pianist

I know it was so sad. I love that film though, its easily one of my top ten favourites. It was really sad when V died as well :(

the scene in toy story 2 where Jessie talks about how her owner grew up and disgarded her.

It's Disney but idc, Bridge To Terabithia! :bawling:

Toy Story 3 furnace scene, as said above.

Free Willy (Forgot whether it was 1,2 or 3) was pretty sad last time I watched it (About 5 years ago)

Bambi

Lovely Bones was pretty sad in parts.

The Elephant Man. Just thinking of some of the scenes in that makes me sad. :bawling:

Actually also just came to mind, Taxi Driver is quite a sad film. Quite a feeling of pathos actually.

Saving Private Ryan, probably had the saddest ending to any movie ever :( and it's like so surreal to what war is actually like, such brave people.. great film but depressing as :/

The Notebook
The Champ
Who Will Love My Children
Titanic

And for some reason I bawled at the end of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button :bawling:

oh and Cold Mountain

Films that are true stories are always the saddest imo The Magdalene Sisters was horrific and sad

:joker::joker:

Angela's Ashes and The Magdelane Sisters. Both ridicuously deperessing :(

Marley and Me
Mighy Joe Young

Can't think of anymore at the minute


EDIT: Casper also. I find it quite sad.