The saddest film you have ever seen...

[JonB]

I know this will be a thread for girls and those true to themselves, but what films have actually ever had a genuine affect on your emotions? These can be happy tears, or sad tears, I don't mind.

Fire away...
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[Mozzer]

Idiocracy was a pretty sad film.
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[Mr.Everready]

When Darth Vader told Luke that he was his son I was devastated, I cried for a week.
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[Hetzer]

Sophie's Choice. Also made me the most angry I've ever been at a movie.
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[pa_broon74]

Watership Down still gets me, Tarka the Otter... *sob* And the ultimate Where The Red Fern Grows... Actually, Mmm, The Champ was pretty sad...

I must be really, really true to myself...

[JonB]

E.T made me cry when I was 3, when he went back to the mothership.

Other than that, Crash brought me to the brink, when that guys brother died and his junkie Mum blamed it on him.
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[hellkat]

Yeah, Sophie's Choice freaked me out quite a bit.

There's a difference between films like that, and those godawful weepies like Ghost, which are just an excuse for paper-hanky manufacturers to clean up at the stockmarket.

I like haunting films, rather than weepies.

Picnic at Hanging Rock is a haunting film. Old now, and corny in places, not really sad ... but very haunting.
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[killa]

I must admit, no films grab me enough to upset me to tears....but i have been caught out everytime i watch Forrest Gump.
His mum and then Jenny...that's harsh.
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[Cigaro]

Wind in the Willows is quite sad. Or maybe I'm just a ghey.

[craigie b]

Pay it forward and crash

[JonB]

The saddest aspect of this thread is that it was the Digital Spy Soap Forum that inspired this thread with "The saddest Soap Death".

Of which we all know was Madge Bishop dying in Neighbours.
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[ram_doom]

Charlotte's web
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[Rob]

Finding Neverland
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[Tarmacsurfer]

Silent Running.

[akaDAVE]

Titanic.

I admit I wept tears for the last half an hour. It really pulled at my emotions - anger, boredom, frustration......

I remember watching a particularly sad film when I was young called 'Mask'(I think). (Not 'The Mask' with Jim Carrey.)

It was basically about a poor kid with a strange disease and deformation of his head and face.

It starred Cher ironically enough.

I remember finding that quite heart wrenching.
As I've got older my cynical side makes it very hard for me to find anything genuinely upsetting in a hollywood film.
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[JonB]

Was that Mask one the one with a biker gang in it as well?
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[JodieWodie]

Kes (younger days), Titanic (the old couple in bed and the kids and mum in third class make me cry everytime, and recently Miss Potter

I didn't think I would like Miss Potter, or that it would have that affect on me! I just found her life a very sad tale. Finding love, and then...

Gladly, I was alone and OH was not with me. I was PROPERLY sobbing, the kind where you make the stupid sounds and can't speak!

Oh yeah, Seabiscuit.
I cried at that too. Such a determined lil horsie
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[Dazbo666]

Not exactly a sad film, but it brought a tear to my eye -
Worlds Fastest Indian... no really, cos the guy had so much ambition and determination to spend 25 years+ to reach his goal
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[hellkat]

Yeah, I cried at the end of Mask.

And Worlds Fastest Indian, as well.

But then, I cry at everything these days
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[pwntifex]

Come and See was pretty harrowing.
I find it quite hard to watch Schindler's List, good as it is.
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[KevTM]

Instinct - With Anthony Hopkins

in fact if anyone knows where i can watch it over the webernet i wouldn't mind seeing it again

[J0Al1]

Bambi