Originally posted by manjaro
dudes i guarnatee you that the saddest movie of all time is the original land before time..cried....my.....freaking....eyes out. especially when the diana ross song came on when little foot's mother died
AAAHHHH! I cried so much, my PJ top was soaked! God, I remember that day, nothing could cheer me up! Poor Little Foot! Man, I missed that movie, but there at what now, 20? They went way too far!
Other really sad movies that people have mentionned on here are;
Schindler's List - Never again, people, please! Never again! Lest we forget!
Forrest Gump - Too many parts to mention! I cried too many times, but I also laughed a lot too!
Legends of the Fall - When Samuel is stuck in that barbed wire, and Tristan is going for him... Ok, I'm going to stop now! The relief in Samuel's eyes made it that much worse! And no one can make me cry like Brad!
One everyone forgot, or people just thought it dumb, was "White Squall". I cried so much for Gil when he kept crying "One, Two, Three, Wake up!" I would have given anything to make him stop!
Ok, that's it, although I've cried at so much more!
Shawshank isn't depressing. It's a very uplifting film. It shows how Andy made a once dull and grey place into a bearable, almost happy place. Despite the knocks and set-backs Andy got his freedom and gave to others the hope that they might get theirs. The film is all about hope and hope is not depressing.
Anyway tear-jerkers. From those listed I'd say Braveheart, even though I know the film is a butchery of Scotland's two most influencial famous sons and I fell rants coming on at the mere thought of *spits* Gibson, the ending at Bannockburn gets me every time.
The most I've cried cos of a film is still Bambi, when his Ma gets shot.