God I'm with you on that one. The end scene didn't really effect me but just seeing them all holding hands in the furnace put a tear in my eye...

Beaches
Atonement
Schindler's List
Boy In Striped Pajamas
The Notebook
A Walk To Remember
Sophie's Choice
My Sister's Keeper
The Color Purple
Monster
Fried Green Tomatoes

Beaches!! How could I have forgotten about that?! :bawling:

That one back in 2006,

I think it was called 'The X Factor Final' it was so sad to watch when Leona Lewis won, painful everytime.

Did you see that one MM&I?

I remember crying watching that lol, its the song.


OMG just went back to being about 5 when I saw this lol! :hug:

omg :bawling:

2 Brothers :(
Big Fish :(

Ghost:bawling:

Project X
PS I love you
Marley and Me

Toy Story 3
Watership Down
Marley and Me

if people die, it's not sad, pets and toys though

Rabbit Proof Fence - Saddest film ever. I wept for like an hour, I suggest you watch it. Its quite boring to start but amazing towards the end.

But I imagine I will be crying a lot after seeing the new harry potter. I was sad at the end of the book. :bawling:

lol, 2 out of 3 of mine were animals :joker:

Marley and Me.

Charlie St. Cloud.

:(

That one pretty much left me feeling distraught.

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The Boy in striped Pyjamas :bawling:

Philedelphia is on tonight. Thats very sad

:( its so sad. I didn't cry in the movie, I did when reading the book though.

I actually cried at the ending. It was awful. :sad: The Pianist & Schindlers List were also just as sad imo. :sad:

Yea, his pajamas were pretty unfashionable.

niall you've already said all of those movies on the last page :L

:laugh:

I did? :conf:

Omg I thought this thread was new. :blush2:

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Might seem like a bizarre choice given that on the surface it's a dark comedy film about rave culture but I watched it again recently and it scared the shit out of me like a punch to the face. It carries beneath it's innocence a heavy burden of mental instability and social alienation in a way I found entirely relevant and realistic moreso than something typical like Green Mile or Schindler's List.

This is the only film I can think of because I don't really watch 'sad' films and if I do find it hard to get upset.

The terminator thread on here reminded me that the original Terminator movie actually was a very sad story. It's poignantly sad how Reece was given that beat up photo of Sarah and he always wondered what she was thinking at that moment and at the end it's revealed that she was thinking of him. :bawling:

One of the saddest moments in any movie I can think of is what happens to Brooks in The Shawshank Redemption.