what is the saddest movie youve ever seen? for me its prbaly armaggedden.

the saddest movie i've seen is probably be anne frank. it was such a sad story and knowing it was based on real life is more sadder

rotk was pretty sad too. my dad cried the first time he saw it

yeah it was a sad movie but i think it was more to the action and quest than the sadness

Oooh, I have that movie! It was my favorite when I was little! Thats with Shirley Temple right? Yeah, that one is sad!

ROTK makes me cry EVERY TIME at the end, but its not really sad

probly saddest movie i have seen was... Anne Frank, A Walk to Remember, or World Trade Center.

whats ' a walk to remember' about

It's main plot:
Each spring in the little port town of Beaufort, North Carolina, Landon Carter remembers his senior year at Beaufort High and Jamie Sullivan, the girl who changed his life. Serious and conservative, Jamie was as far from cool as she could possibly be, and didn't care. Landon hung with the in-crowd an aimless, moody, reckless guy who breezed through school on looks and bravado and had no plans, no future and no faith in himself. When a prank goes terribly wrong landing a kid in the hospital, Landon is assigned to tutor a young student on the weekends and participate in the Drama Club's spring play. Clearly in over his head with both assignments, Landon is forced to ask Jamie for help. Soon, against his own expectations and the scorn of his friends, Landon finds himself falling in love with this outwardly plain girl who possesses a passion for life he never imagined possible.

They fall in love, but she tells him she has lukemia and she is going to die.
It's sooooo sad but romantic

armaggedden was like the first movie that made me cry it was so sad. it was also a really good movie.

Probably the saddest movie I've ever watched was "Pass it Forward" or something like that.

"Pay it Foward"?
I remember that! it WAS sad!!!

I dont watch very sad movies, but really, most movies are sad, and we just dont notice. The 'sad' movies ive seen were, world trade center, anne frank, i dont watch movies much.

The guardian isn't all sad but the end is:

Ashton Kuture: I won't let go!

The Trainer undoes his glove purposely and falls out of Ashton's grip into the ocean

Oh yeah I remember watching that movie when I was a little kid! They're rock/ice climbers right?

No Coast Guard

Oh then maybe I'm thinking of a different movie...

A lot of movies make me cry, but a Walk to Remember really did get me.

I know someone who works with my mom and her boyfriend has really bad cancer everywhere and even though he may die soon he's going to marry her next month, just so they can be together, because she's been taking care of this guy for so long

That movie reminds me of it now, its so romantic but so so SAD!

I remember that movie I think....It was called The Climb, right? That one was sad.

the Notebook and the Gaurdian. both really sad.

Pay it back was pretty sad. Whale Rider was really depressing until the end.

I think its a movie but im not sure but it is so sad. Its the 6th OVA of Rurouni Kenshin i've just finished watching it and I don't think i've ever cried this much.Its so sad!!!


Amazing though......



....Absolutly Amazing...

speaking of ashton kutcher,id say the butterfly effect was the saddest movie id ever seen...or at least in my top 3

*spoilers dont read if u havent seen,and want to see it*



especially the end when he chokes himself even AFTER that its sad...it shows every1s lives turn out great cuz hes dead...kinda makes u wonder what ur friends lives would have been like if u were never born
thats probably y it was so sad

The Fountain, by far. Starred Rachel Weisz (who voiced Saphira ) and Hugh Jackman, that was a sad movie all the way through. Kinda difficult to catch on with the plot tho.
Pan's Labyrinth also, although that had a mixed depression factor. It was sad because the girl died, but it was happy because her abusive stepfather died also. And she went to heaven, or the Underworld, whichever you believe in.

Pan's Labyrinth is really good. Extremely bloody when there is fighting though.

Going a different way. SPOILERS
In the remake of Dawn of the Dead, the main characters stage a break for the coast and end up there. One of the buses is destroyed, and then the main security guard is killed defending the bus. At the end, its only the nurse, police officer and two kids who are alive. There's this other guy with them, but he stays behind because he's behind cut. He watches them leave and then puts the gun to his head. Boom.

The Constant Gardener---- it's a spy/thriller movie. It's one of the only books and movies that I thought were both the same. I saw the movie first and then read the book. It's a very sad story.

I don't know the name of the film as it was a film fest a long time ago, but the summary of the film was about a boy who is afraid to die because he has cancer. When his grandfather dies, his grandfather leaves a series of clues for the boy to follow to a potion he made that will make the boy live a full life. All the clues involve the boy getting close to death. In the end when he finally gets the potion he decides that he doesn't need it and gives it to a kid he bullied who is dying of cancer. In the end he goes away, knowing he could die soon, but he no longer fears death.

The other one was another film at a film fest, all I can remember about the title was that it involved Fireflies. It's about a Japanese girl struggling with her life after her father is killed and her mother gets engaged almost right after. The day her father dies, she has a dream about him in some woods smiling at her and then walking away. Anyway, she has to go and live with her relatives and starts visiting an old woman that is going to die soon. (Sensing a theme with the movies here?) Later in the movie it is revealed the old woman was an actress and after she dies the girl looks around old movie stories searching for a movie the old woman had a poster of. At the end of the film she finds the movie and begins to watch it. The movie is of the old woman, a young girl in the movie, watching a man walk into the woods like her father did in her dream. It's a rather sad movie, but I can't do it justice by telling you about it.

id have to say ladder 49 was the saddest ive seen