Ummmm, well same as title.....

Hotel Rwanda, for obvious reasons.
Click, go ahead and laugh. If it ended differently I would have liked it better. Hollywood happy ending obsession. >.>

I know I've seen better ones than those two, but I can't think of them.... mind block >>

this anime movie called Grave of the Fireflies it is so sad it made me cry.

I've heard about that movie, but I have'nt seen it but it made loads of my friends cry
A Japanese drama called 1 Litre of Tears is really sad

Eight below made me cry so sad. like 3 dogs die!

I saw Eight Below in school in year 4, like half the class was crying

i'm starting to feel depressed remembering all these sad moments. lol

the curious case of bengamin button

All Quiet On The Western Front (1930)

War is hell.

Titanic

The entire scary movie line after scary movie 3..... sad in a different way, like its really sad that they are called movies....

pans labyrinth is very sad.always makes me cry....and steel magnolias....but thats for a personal sort of reason

the end of Galdiator made me cry

Ah, good =) I must not be crazy.
The first time, I thought it did end as it was zooming out into the sky.
And I was like " HOLEE &#&&#, Adam Sandler actually pulled off something non-stupid!"(That's exactly what I said:P) Missed opportunities, I tell you. If they made it for Cannes or what have you, it would have ended there. But Americans suck, so....

Yes, Steel Magnolias is a good one...
I still have to see Pan's Labyrinth... >.>
Seven Pounds? That's the one with Will Smith?

How was it sad? I didn't really find it that sad

Screw the actual scene, Lisa Gerrard "Now we are Free" broke my dams.

I cried the most during "Meet Joe Black" because I love Anthony Hopkins!

this movie called sam or my names sam with tom hanks , it was so sad it made me cry every time i watched it!

where the red fern grows always makes me cry

My Dog Spot makes me cry even though I knew that it would end well.

Schindler's List is such a sad movie.

My Sister's Keeper was the saddest movie I ever watched, almost every scene was depressing

redshur:i watched that movie too didn't cry though still made me kinda sad

i know this doesn't count cause they're books but 'a seires of unforchanate events' liked it though 9/10

i personally never cried in any movies that i remember but 'A Walk to Remember' made my sis cry buckets.... literally!

Remember Me... its soooooooo sad at the end, though i'm not about to ruin it for anyone who hasn't watched it yet...

i recently watched Metropolis, and i agree with you, its really sad, though i'll stick with Remember Me being the saddest...

Lesee, I cried during Secret Saturdays: Target, Fiskerton (Don't look at me like that, I already know I'm a dork) I cried really really really bad at the end of King Arthur (2006) Sosososososososososososososososssoooo sad...*Cries some more* I got emotional pretty badly while watching Tristan and Isolde (So sad....) And, for a book that made me squall, I'd have to say that I did cry a lot during the "Huggle" scene in Ranger's Apprentice book four, as well as in book six because I'm just weird like that...XP I also cried with pleasure when I heard Hannah Montanna was OVER! *Does caramelldansen* ^?;

The Alamo (the 2004 version). Need I say more?

Yes, i think you should say more, acctually... what? It was a question!

Yay! Go TSS! Lol, even my mom got a little teary eyed in that one XP *High fives you* Remember, Fiskerton got kidnapped by Argost to save Zakkers ^?^ That's not what made me cry though, what turned on the waterworks for me is when ZAK started crying XP

Yay! Go TSS! Lol, even my mom got a little teary eyed in that one XP *High fives you* Remember, Fiskerton got kidnapped by Argost to save Zakkers ^?^ That's not what made me cry though, what turned on the waterworks for me is when ZAK started crying XP

Wait, so you mentioned 'Monocerous', 'Eragon' and 'Clerks'?

Well, Prince of Persia now...*Sniff* that part with the SPOILER where he stabs himself to convince Tus...sooo sad...XP

The Iron Giant. If this scene doesn't bring tears to your eyes, I think you've got issues. Just watch.



This scene from The Alamo is a real tearjerker too. For me, it's the part where they kill Jim Bowie and the brief scene immediately following it where it shows the guy hugging his dog as the Mexican soldiers close in.

what? they leave????? i didn't watch Prince Caspian or the other one, only the first... movies don't really tend to make me cry and if i am on a roller coaster, your average girl would scream but, i don't do much of that either...
excuse me, i think i'll go watch that movie now.....

The end of Phantom of the Opera...it's so sad.

inception... the best movie ever made...

*Grumbles to self* Treasure Planet....*Cough* Want to watch it again, so I watched some clips and...*Sniff* um...*Wails* I WANNA SEE IT! *Sulks in a corner*

the saddest movie that i have ever seen is Toy Story 3. It was a worth seeing movie.

@ Sadies rider:
The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas?

The other day i cried in a movie for the first time. It was Marley and Me... i'm just that kind of person...

*wails* Robin Hood season two episode four: Angel of Death........*Laments obnoxiously while using a whole box of tissue* POOR WILLERS! Why they do that to him? It's so not fair....*Glomps a random kitten*

Doctor Who End of Time Part II. *sniffle* David Tennant...

Well, I won't say that this whole movie was sad but the opening scene of Star Trek (2009) was pretty sad.

The last Song Movie...

The Land Before Time when Littlefoot's mom dies. That still makes me cry.

I cried at the end of the movie John Q. And during. Sad.

I think it was worse. When Bambi's mom died we see Bambi grieve for a whopping ten seconds before they show a bunch of happy birdies flitting around, and then nobody ever mentions it again. When Littlefoot's mom died, it's like the next twenty minutes of the movie is devoted to Littlefoot grieving. Besides, I thought Littlefoot's mom was more awesome than Bambi's mom (being a dinosaur earns you extra "cool points") which made it worse for me when she dies. Why does my favorite character always have to die?

You know, that makes ten times more sence... now I can't cry anymore when Rose lets go...

^
I'm gonna go ahead and say it. If they haven't seen Titanic by now then that is their own fault.


Ehem... Jack Dies!

Oh yeah, and in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince... Snape Kills Dumbledore!

I swear I saw Dumbledore twitch in the last scene when Harry was on the ground with him. He totally moved. I still cried anyway.

When Ray dies in The Princess and the Frog. WTF Disney?

One word Lolita.... terrible sad movie only for mature audiances, check it out if yor over 17

Anybody ever seen "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas"? Now that's a tearjerker.

Meh, I can't really think of many, if any live action movies that have saddened me, all of the movies I've seen that are attempting to be sad haven't gone far enough into the feelings, they've just done the cliche thing of killing off characters that were important.