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At 1/20/08 09:15 PM, WooldoorSockbat wrote: I watched this anime yesterday that actually got me kind of emotional, it was sad, romantic and thrilling. Too bad I forgot what it was called.

What was it about?

At 1/20/08 03:19 PM, Bully129 wrote: When arnold shcwarzenneger died when he went on mars' surface. I was sad, but laughed my ass off at how their faces looked.

He doesn't die on the surface of Mars, oxygen is circulated JUST in time.

As for me, I thought Heavenly Creatures had a really depressing ending that stuck in my head for weeks. The two bitches kill the mother with a brick in a panty-hose, Gah'd damnit.

The ending to Forest Gump.

Bambi: Fucking hunters.

the pursuit of happiness, four brothers

never cried though

At 1/20/08 02:32 PM, soulblud wrote: For me, it has to be when Leslie dies in Bridge to Teribithia. At first I didn't want to watch the movie, but it was a family night, and it was getting good, and I actually choked back tears when the boy finds out Leslie dies. What about you NG?

Shindler's List, at the end where He crys over that he could have saved more, and asking why he kept the ring, and he could have sold the car and more stuff to save more people.

It is a really well made movie.

At 1/20/08 02:32 PM, soulblud wrote: For me, it has to be when Leslie dies in Bridge to Teribithia. At first I didn't want to watch the movie, but it was a family night, and it was getting good, and I actually choked back tears when the boy finds out Leslie dies. What about you NG?

I have to agree with this actually. I knew it would happen though, but it was still really sad.

Click is pretty sad near the end too. I actually know a few sad movie parts, but I can only think of what happens in them, not the name of the movie it's in :/

I hate all happy endings.

I think a sad one is Forrest Gump... also Saving Private Ryan... WOw Tom Hanks is a good actor

A.I. was pretty sad. I nearly cried a li'l, but I don't watch many movies.

I hate sad films! all the girls say "oh that film made me cry" and i always ask, why the fuck is that a good thing? i mean who enjoys crying! why the fuck is that a good thing. that never fails to amaze me.

Probably the end of Pan's Labyrinth. Pretty damn good movie.

Any scene with Duddits in Dreamcatcher

Grave of the Fireflies ...../weep. Seriously if you watch that movie (subtitles because Americans cant act there own language) and DON'T cry, your soul is dead.

Ending of The Green Mile D:

I cried.

Oh and the ending in 12 Monkeys with Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt. Awesome movie.

Sad ending :'(

The whole death and then the riot scene at the end of Do the Right Thing.

in cast away, when he loses winston
i can relate to that

Noooo.

my saddest movie moment would be bridge to teribithia, that was the crappyest movie i have ever seen

but in all seriousness, i think that the titanic is the saddest

Dancer In the Dark.
That movie was sad as hell.
I won't spoil it, in case anyone is interested in it.

Also, the ending in Leon, the Professional was a kick in the balls.
So was Requiem For a Dream. -_-

The last 30 minutes of When the Last Sword Is Drawn were hard to watch. I recommend that one.
Also, Donnie Darko, the Elephant Man, and the Green Mile.

He won the race but was blown up in front of his son in the process.

Probably when triston ( brad pitt ) is crying near samuels grave in Legends of the fall.
Its really sad everytime, its not as sad for me when you actually see him get killed.

When Bambi's mother gets plugged.

At 1/20/08 02:37 PM, Strength wrote: Four Brothers, when the youngest brother got shot and started calling out for the other one to save him. I really couldn't help crying like a faggot.

I didn't cry (I don't cry a lot), but tears did come into my eyes at that part. So yeah, your answer is my answer

The Valley Forge blows up.

FUCK NOOOOOO.

For me, when I saw "Pursuit of Happyness" I cried like a little gay baby twice. That movie fucked with me. But I think any movie with the whole father son thing is sad. (Like John Q or Lion King)

8 below. I couldn't watch 2 minutes without bursting into tears, don't see it

In Martian Child, where he almost loses his son.

I dunno the number 1 but the most recent is definitely Cloverfield when Rob had to tell his mother that his younger brother died.

I wanted to cry even though I saw the movie once ;o