Saddest movie's you ever whatched

[Trixsie Vixen]

The Muppet Christmas Carol


When Bob Cratchet (Kermit) is talking about Tiny Tim (Robin) I think it was the first time I cried in in a cinema.

[kalan]

Its a wonderful life when he runs down the stairs and the thing with the banister, i teared up a liitle

[Gone forever]

Lilo and stitch: Stitch has a Glitch.  It was really sad...the whole movie really was, I could relate to stitch in more ways than one and then it happened...it was just terrible...

[Trixsie Vixen]

Babe.  When he first gets to the farm and meets the other animals and says "I want my Mom".

I just lose my shit every time

[Skael]

Remember me...


The saddest I've seen that far.

[anoni]

The saddest movie that ever exists, in my opinion, would have to be plague dogs (It's an adult themed cartoon about two dogs who are being cruelly experimented on and they break out)

The ending is literally dreadful, like, worse than anything you could imagine cause it also leaves you being unknown.

[HarleyFox]

Hachi: A Dog's Tale

I can't see this movie anymore. I never cried with a movie, but this one it's too much for me.

[BloodMoon]

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

[The Magic Otter]

Plague Dogs. It's based off of a book of the same name by the writer of Watership Down, and as with WD, the film is utterly brilliant. The ending is a tear-jerker and so is the over all plot.

Another sad film would be Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, the film prequel to the Twin Peaks T.V show. The film is much more surreal, dark, depressing and horrifying.

There are also the films by my favourite Danish director, Lars Von Trier. His most depressing would have to be Dancer in the Dark, Antichrist, Melancholia or Breaking the Waves.

[Timmy_Brisby]

Funny GamesDogtooth
The Passion of the Christ
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Irreversible
Pulp Fiction

[Epilogue]

When Marnie Was There and Grave of the Fireflies.

[Ibi Tanvaal]

I'm not normally a sad movie fan, but the saddest moment was in HTTYD2.

[The Magic Otter]

I also found The Man Who Fell To Earth pretty sad.

[mizzbellakitty]

Marley & Me. I cried when I first saw it.

[gwyn]

The two movies that made me cry without any extenuating circumstances (don't watch "Eternal Sunshine" right after a breakup) were "Requiem for a Dream," the first movie that ever made me cry, and "Dear Zachary," a documentary about a man killed by his girlfriend that was made for the man's son. Both films absolutely devastated me. I also have to single out "Tyrannosaur" for how bleak it is, although if bad things happening to dogs in a movie is a deal breaker for you, you won't make it through the opening credits.