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Nunkii @ 6/13/2008 11:11:58 PM

Braveheart and Dragonheart broke my heart. Also Tuscan Under the Sun I think it was called. Bruce Willis was in it.

mewhitenoise @ 6/10/2008 1:14:58 PM

« Rambo2020 : The only movies that i currently remember actually makin me tear up were "Million Dollar Baby" (the boxing movie)

I forgot how awesome that movie was, and sports movies usually make me want to shoot the tv....but not that one, I guess I take boxing more seriously because it's so primal, oh and f**king Clint Eastwood.

Rambo2020 @ 6/10/2008 10:57:15 AM

The only movies that i currently remember actually makin me tear up were "Million Dollar Baby" (the boxing movie)
and "Remember the Titans" when one of the star football players got paralyzed. "Tears of the Sun" w/ Bruce willis was also up there. its a war movie.

ReBoot @ 6/10/2008 9:15:57 AM

The saddest movie I've ever seen? Alien vs Predator: Requiem. Why is it sad? Because it actually made over a $100 million at the box office. I sat in the theater and bawled my eyes out that people would actually pay money to see that crap.

Oh, the humanity.

sykeo56 @ 6/10/2008 8:40:10 AM

« muppetmaker : Ok I know this is going to sound really weird... but Click was pretty sad.

Yeah it was! For an advertising class I had to watch a few movies and pick out the different companies that paid to have their products placed. That was one I watched. I thought the whole thing was gonna be a big freakin' comedy!

hOOsker @ 6/9/2008 10:41:34 PM

Alright...it's been three months and I got one.

A few years ago, before my grandpa died, we had a huge family birthday party for him on his 90th.
He told me then how amazing it was to be surrounded by so many generations of his family, and he also said something I will always remember, he said, "Family is all you got when your my age...when all your friends have already gone."

I was watching "Grumpier Old Men" and when grandpa said "I eat bacon sandwiches every day and outlive all the people telling me to eat healthy... I think God forgot about me."

I personally found that part super funny and super sad at the same time.

mewhitenoise @ 6/9/2008 10:13:09 PM

« muppetmaker :
I watched it because the greatest actor of all times is in it... Christopher Walken,

This is the truth. He can even dance!!

muppetmaker @ 6/9/2008 6:59:07 PM

Ok I know this is going to sound really weird... but Click was pretty sad.

I watched it because the greatest actor of all times is in it... Christopher Walken, and I realized how meaningful the story is.

I really felt for the guy at the end.

2manyusernames @ 6/9/2008 6:58:23 PM

Sadder than any movie, is the string of commercials for a Thai insurance company.

Most of you have seen them and there are more than I posted, but I challenge anyone man or woman to watch these without shedding a tear.

http://www.plime.com/business/l/48333/1/

pocksucket @ 6/9/2008 6:51:40 PM

« sykeo56 : United States of Leland was previously mentioned, but that one makes me cry.

And I know it isn't the saddest movie ever, but I can't get through the end of Blow without crying.

The thing that got me about Blow, really cut me up, was watching the extras on the DVD and the interviews with his daughter.

It was then that I realised what a d**k George Jung really was and how much she hated him for the way he shaped her childhood. The power of Hollywood turned him into the quirky but loveable Johnny Depp, but in reality he was nothing like that.

pocksucket @ 6/9/2008 6:45:24 PM

« Rowangrey : Ok, here's a perfect example of how strange I am.

That's sort of the point of the movie - if a person didn't find Ripley's dilemma and her choice emotional, they'd really not be getting much out of it.

Don't worry, you're plenty strange in other areas, but this isn't one of them.

sykeo56 @ 6/9/2008 4:24:40 PM

United States of Leland was previously mentioned, but that one makes me cry.

And I know it isn't the saddest movie ever, but I can't get through the end of Blow without crying. Semi-spoiler: It's just the way one f**ked up thing happens after another after another. Also because I'm really close with my father. I'll leave it at that.

melgesevad @ 6/9/2008 3:42:43 PM

The little Princess- both the Shirly Temple version and the modern one make me tear up.

*sniff* she just wants her daddy to recognize her.

smarty1052 @ 6/9/2008 12:09:02 PM

« larknet : We watched Bridge to Terabithia not too long ago and whereas I didn't tear up it sure made the rest of the family do so. It made me tear up to see my 10-year-old daughter be so sad. That part of the movie (you know what I am talking about if you have seen it) caught us all by surprise.

I admit I shed some tears too.. I blamed it on my contacts tho, but yea that was unexpected.

clscott645 @ 6/9/2008 11:44:39 AM

« Rowangrey : Ok, here's a perfect example of how strange I am. The movie that stands out in my mind as making me cry the most is Alien: Resurrection. Now, hang on! Let me explain...

The bit at the end when the alien/human "baby" is being sucked out the hole in the ship, and Ripley stands there and watches her die. It kills me. The "baby" is crying and screaming... and you can hear a few almost-words in there. Ripley is crying and obviously having a hard time dealing with it, too.

I sat in my chair at the theater and cried like a little girl for several minutes afterward. I cannot watch that movie again, even though I really, really liked it.

Yet proof again that we may have been separated at birth.

That thing was so horribly ugly and I have a few questions as to how the acidic blood did not tear a bigger hole in the cargo bay yet to watch her agonized face as she watched the baby cry for her.....and as much as I feel I know Ripley (you all shut up. I love the Alien Franchise)...yeah, it was hard for me too.

I heart Joss Whedon.

Oh, and the Notebook....

Ugh...EVERY time I watch it.

Rowangrey @ 6/9/2008 11:34:33 AM

Ok, here's a perfect example of how strange I am. The movie that stands out in my mind as making me cry the most is Alien: Resurrection. Now, hang on! Let me explain...

The bit at the end when the alien/human "baby" is being sucked out the hole in the ship, and Ripley stands there and watches her die. It kills me. The "baby" is crying and screaming... and you can hear a few almost-words in there. Ripley is crying and obviously having a hard time dealing with it, too.

I sat in my chair at the theater and cried like a little girl for several minutes afterward. I cannot watch that movie again, even though I really, really liked it.

larknet @ 6/9/2008 11:34:29 AM

We watched Bridge to Terabithia not too long ago and whereas I didn't tear up it sure made the rest of the family do so. It made me tear up to see my 10-year-old daughter be so sad. That part of the movie (you know what I am talking about if you have seen it) caught us all by surprise.

TraumaMamma @ 6/9/2008 10:01:00 AM

I just watch my clip again from "My Dog Skip" and started crying all over again.

DAMMIT!!

vexingmodstwo @ 6/9/2008 9:40:00 AM

I have to agree with "The Champ" with Ricky Schroeder.

Runner up is "Snoopy Come Home"

What? Stop looking at me like that!

PulsisX @ 6/9/2008 9:33:19 AM

All time saddest movie ever: Johnny got his gun. Some of you may know this as the inspiration for Metallica's "One" song and video. This movie is profoundly depressing

Runners up in no particular order:
The Diving Bell & the Butterfly - It's depressing and a true story and French.
The Notebook - I never thought Jim Rockford would make me cry, That b*****d is tricky.

I suggest that if you plan of viewing any of these movies that you double feature with a comedy to prevent suicide.

smarty1052 @ 6/9/2008 9:26:47 AM

yea, so I cried watching Hardball

http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1807211778

Baby G!!! :-( please tell me someone else has seen this movie?

madhatteraggie @ 6/8/2008 2:19:07 PM

I still cry like a little b***h everytime I see The Color Purple. The ending is so happy but it makes me cry. Its my favorite movie of all time. I can almost quote the entire the movie.

mewhitenoise @ 6/8/2008 1:56:57 PM

I often watch movies that people say are really sad and feel no depression like Brazil(especially Brazil), and Requiem For a Dream. I watched The Darjeeling Limited and laughed the whole time and felt very happy by the end, while some of my friends were confused at my laughter and found it very sad. Guess I'm just weird.

mewhitenoise @ 6/8/2008 1:55:12 PM

« unzercharlie : The United States of Leland is profoundly sad, not really bawl your eyes out sad so much as stare blankly at the screen as the credits roll sad.

A Beautiful Mind got me when he gave the speech at the end.

Bucket List was pretty sad, even though you kind of know what's coming with that one.

My Girl is the first movie I can remember that made me cry like a little girl. He can't see without his glasses!!

ummmm My Girl when Culkin dies due to the bee stings, it made me laugh. I know people really die this way, but I guess I'm just a sadistic b*****d.

mewhitenoise @ 6/8/2008 1:54:23 PM

« stEElshootEr : Nope. Real Men do not watch fruity FRENCH films. They surrender if you speak to them with German accent, for cryin' out loud. How could they possibly compete with THE DUKE, Stalone, and Chuck?

I guess you've never seen District B13 then.

Bornbad @ 3/21/2008 5:02:19 AM

Harold and Maude. Oh,and Linda Lovelace(Deep Throat).

stEElshootEr @ 3/21/2008 2:43:39 AM

« trushafty38 : Isn't that backwards? Shouldn't you swap the 25s with 10s?

I meant swap as in change places (the 10amp where the 25amp one was and vice-versa). Yes, it could be read as "take out the 10amp fuses and put in 25amp fuses." However, I think the context should have clarified any such misconception.

trushafty38 @ 3/20/2008 3:11:02 PM

« Swap a few 10 amp fuses with a few 25 amp fuses in your car (remember where they came from). After these fuses melt, put them back and tell him you have a car problem.

Isn't that backwards? Shouldn't you swap the 25s with 10s?

dOntEAtpOOp @ 3/20/2008 2:49:05 PM

« gammerus : My boyfriend keeps suggesting I watch those two.. Are they good?

If you want to be depressed.

Of those two, I've only seen Requim. I own it because the director is amazing. The beauty of this film is that nothing good ever happens to anyone (except Ted). It just gets worse and worse. The movie leaves you feeling like crap. It's worth seeing though.

Two other movies that I've seen that leave you with a sick/sad feeling are Kids and Tidal.

orion1977 @ 3/20/2008 2:45:58 PM

"House of sand and fog" Not really sad but totally depressive.

gammerus @ 3/20/2008 8:03:28 AM

« Magellan : Darren Aronofsky makes me cry and feel terrible for at least a week after watching his movies. So...

1.) The Fountain
2.) Requiem for a Dream

My boyfriend keeps suggesting I watch those two.. Are they good?

stEElshootEr @ 3/20/2008 1:53:44 AM

« mobase : Dear Steelshooter..
I bow to your manly wisdom, and seek your advice-

My girlfriend has been- How shall we say- a tad "hormonal" as of late, and I have been very patient, thoughtful and logical in all my responses to her.
This is a problem. Logic is useless, as it has no power where hormones are concerned, she doesn't really like chocolate, so I can't just throw it at her and run, and all my patient standing and nodding while she obsesses over things that haven't happened only makes me a slow moving target.
What to do, oh wise one? I can't drink, as I'm allergic to alcohol, it's too cold and wet to golf, and if I get out of the house, she thinks I'm going to meet someone. Perhaps you can you shoot me in the head when I'm not looking?

Sincerely- Mobase.

You will find the answer you seek HERE.

dollyllama @ 3/19/2008 8:47:16 PM

double post toasties.

dollyllama @ 3/19/2008 8:46:35 PM

« TraumaMamma : I retract my previous submission.

I am misting up now. *sniff*

My dog Skip

My dog skip is one of the saddest movies I've ever seen, I can cry just THINKING about that movie.

Also, "The Bear". That poor little cub making those noises over his dead mother, it's horrid.

And "Ring of Bright Water".

Magellan @ 3/19/2008 8:35:15 PM

Darren Aronofsky makes me cry and feel terrible for at least a week after watching his movies. So...

1.) The Fountain
2.) Requiem for a Dream

steelshooter @ 3/19/2008 8:12:42 PM

« thebluefrog : What dreams may come...

That's a sad one... I don't care who you are.

One of the few I went to the theater to see. When it got to the point where they are headed in "hell" and go past two huge pillars of fire, the fire alarm went off, the film stopped, and they evacuated the theater. They couldn't have timed it better if it had been planned. (No fire, just an overheated motor in an AC unit.) I laughed all the way home. (I didn't see it all the way to the end till it hit DVD.)

I didn't think it was particularly sad, as it was a very positive message about the afterlife.

TraumaMamma @ 3/19/2008 8:00:53 PM

I retract my previous submission.

I am misting up now. *sniff*

My dog Skip

dOntEAtpOOp @ 3/19/2008 3:59:33 PM

« thebluefrog : What dreams may come...

That's a sad one... I don't care who you are.

Did you ever watch it on shrooms? You haven't seen it if you haven't seen it on shrooms. It's a real mind f**k.

Alton @ 3/19/2008 3:57:58 PM

« thebluefrog : What dreams may come...

That's a sad one... I don't care who you are.

Same here. I thought it was some childhood buried emotion that I regurgitated.

I do change my own tires though, and know how to fix a leaky commode.

/spits

dOntEAtpOOp @ 3/19/2008 3:52:46 PM

I cried like a little girl when I got kicked in the nuts last year.

Wait... Do little girls even cry when they get kicked in the nuts?

cartoonmotion @ 3/19/2008 3:43:59 PM

Titanic...at the end...

gammerus @ 3/19/2008 3:34:59 PM

Don't pretend homeward bound didn't make you cry!

TraumaMamma @ 3/19/2008 10:27:37 AM

and this....

smarty1052 @ 3/19/2008 10:25:44 AM

Bridge to terabithia, lol.. Actually made me shed some tears.. :-(

Marli @ 3/19/2008 9:46:38 AM

I have never ever cried so hard at a movie as I did at Saving Private Ryan.

craziesean @ 3/19/2008 9:24:42 AM

« gnikgnok :

*looks down

Whew! At least I haven't grown a penis in this marriage.

You know there are operations to get one grafted on. if thats your thing. testicles are a great thing too, after all that manly work you have done wouldnt it be great to open a cold beer and sit around and scratch your own balls?

unzercharlie @ 3/19/2008 9:22:33 AM

The United States of Leland is profoundly sad, not really bawl your eyes out sad so much as stare blankly at the screen as the credits roll sad.

A Beautiful Mind got me when he gave the speech at the end.

Bucket List was pretty sad, even though you kind of know what's coming with that one.

My Girl is the first movie I can remember that made me cry like a little girl. He can't see without his glasses!!

gnikgnok @ 3/19/2008 9:12:09 AM

« stEElshootEr : Several ways to correct this behavior:
Repeatedly shave your legs with his razor, hide the replacement blades and and non-empty cans of shaving cream. He will either grow a beard or shave with what he has (both manly acts). Bonus MAN points if he doesn't use hot water or soap.
(Do this one ONLY at home and when you have spare fuses on hand.) Swap a few 10 amp fuses with a few 25 amp fuses in your car (remember where they came from). After these fuses melt, put them back and tell him you have a car problem. (If you are uncomfortable with fuses, pull a couple of plug wires out a bit.) Tell him that you checked the fuses but were not sure. Correctly diagnosing and correcting car problems are manly acts. Bonus MAN points are awarded if he found it in a place you "already looked".
Let the air out of your tire while away from home. Call him to come change the tire. Coming to your rescue is BIG TIME man points. Bonus MAN points if he does it THEN complains about "incompetent women can't even change a tire". More bonus MAN points if he takes you home and then COMES BACK to fix your car. Extra MAN points if it is raining or snowing. Minor MAN point bonus if it is warm and sunny but he TELLS HIS FRIENDS it was raining or snowing.

There are others, but these should be a start to man him up.

NOTE: If he breaks out the electric razor or goes to the store to buy blades, you have your work cut out for you.

WARNING: If you have to fix your own car or change your own tire, or if he involves a mechanic, tow truck, or triple-A card, he is a lost cause. Find a real man and leave him.

Oh. My. God. I'm married to a sissy-boy.

I do the car repairs (and tire changes), handle the home improvements and fixes, and he is the one that insists on the special Mach4 Supercharged Turbo razor with the $80 blades (changed after every three uses).

*looks down

Whew! At least I haven't grown a penis in this marriage.

suebe @ 3/19/2008 9:01:20 AM

What about Bambi? So sad when Bambi's mommy deer dies.
/sniffle

beentheredonethat @ 3/19/2008 8:59:08 AM

Stupidest movie I ever got misty about was The Color Purple. I'm a macho kinda guy (in my mind at least) but when Celie and Nettie reunite at the end, gets me every time.

kikcolon @ 3/18/2008 11:12:49 PM

hands down my pick is Grave of the Fireflies. the live action version. i do not cry at movies. i've seen so called sad movies. but this one had me ballin!! every time i thought about it! you can see it on crunchyroll.com.