what is the saddest movie you saw??

[_Snow_Falcon_]

I cried during Armagedon, The Return Of The King, and Star Wars Episode III (yes i know i am a nerd ). Those are the only ones I can remember.

[Jana]

Okay...let's see all of the movies I've cried in:
Armageddon, LOTR: FOTR and ROTK, Star Wars: A New Hope (when Obi-Wan died), Return of the Jedi (Vader's redemption) and Revenge of the Sith, Bambi, Stand by Me, The Notebook, Iris, ...I can't remember what else I've cried in. I'm such a wuss.

[[scifichick]]

I never used to cry over movies, until I had my daughter. Now I find myself crying over comercials. It's pitiful, I used to tease my mom about it. Now I've turned into her.
Sabrina

I am just like that! I used to pick on my mom for crying, but after I had my son I cry at every slightly sad moment! I bowled my eyes out on "Hero" and "Awakening". "Awakening" is with Robert DeNiro, I thought he was great with it and it was very-very teary.

[Wolf*]

I just watched Big Fish yesterday and it left me in tears

[[scifichick]]

Oh, really? I just rented it yesterday, but didn't watch it yet. I guess I'll get a box of tissues before watching it.

[White*wolf]

The movie Titanic made me cry. Then there are some anime movies that make me completely lose it. Princess Mononoke and Tenchi The Movie are two of them.





-Jessica [aka Whitewolf]

[Alhandra]

STEPMOM i couldnt stop crying!!!

[Moon_Stone]

Hmm- I forgot about Big Fish- thanks Wolf. Yep- that's a tear jerker too. No matter how many times I watch it. I think I'd call it touching though, rather than sad.

And Terms of Endearment. Dang- that one's sad.

~BB~

[CrimsonTears]

Oh wow, so many to name.

~The end of "The Sixth Sense"
~Throughout "Lord of the Rings: Return of the King" (Still my favorite movie though )
~"Hidalgo" Poor Native Americans and horses!!! Plus the look on Viggo's face got me.
~"Head in the Clouds" Enough said.
~"Thirteen" It's so sad how that stuff can really happen.
~When Jenny and Bubba died in "Forrest Gump"
~When Anna died in "Van Helsing"

Wow, I'm overly sensitive

[Elem]

The only film that's actually been able to engage me in the plot so much that I actually felt for the character was The Green Mile.

Never felt sad at the death of a character before, but this film was just brilliantly done.

Elem

[[aphrodite]]

Boys don't cry I have only watched that once can't watch it again, definatly green mile cried like a baby , and When dreams may come with robin williams, so sad.



blessed be
APHRODITE
XXX

[Roan]

Pay It Forward :'(

[Deirdre]

I cry so fast it just isn't funny anymore...

I cried at Pay It Forward to... The ending of that movie is so sad...
The Green Mile (one of my favourite movies) also gets me in tears every time i watch it...

I tend to cry ay happy endings too
I guess i am just a big cry baby (luckily some people think it is cute ^_^)

[IceDragonX]

The Libertine - It is a hard movie to understand for some people, but it was so emotional, passionate and raw. I personally loved it when I first saw it and cried a bit at the end. It was amazing for a story about John Wilmot. Even though he was a complete asshole that probably deserved everything he got, the ending was so sad. You feel for the character (if you understand him beyond the surface). The story really reminds me of the tortured genius artist/poet scenario, which I personally love.

Warning to some of you - Its got some pretty vulgar language and scenes in it, I wouldnt advise anyone under 18 to watch it to be honest (I would be really surprised if block buster even lets you rent it if you are under 18). Within the first 10 minutes of the movie, you get a taste of your first shocking scene.

Besides that, I personally hate crying at movies....

[Witch1693]

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