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Question #378: What is the saddest movie you have seen?

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Dangit!

Ok, saddest movie! Rabbit Hole! I did watch Les Mis recently but I didn't feel it was that sad for some reason

I would name a different, sadder movie but that'd be spoilerrific :/

Easily Marley and Me.

There's only been a few movies that have actually brought me to tears. Two of them are Big Fish and Up.

A.I. or Up.

For some reason, I felt really sad watching Amadeus for the first time.
Les Miserables is somewhat sad.

I had to try really hard not to cry.

Gorillas in the Mist. I always have a hard time with any movie that involves an animal being hurt or killed.

Old Yeller.

High School Musical 3.

Uh... I dunno, Toy Story 3, maybe?

Professor layton and the eternal diva

I dont know ever but lately it probably would be The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas. My son had to watch that for a project at school so we streamed it from Netflix.

Hero maybe, although the only movie I cried at was the Dark Knight Rises, probably Hero though.

Les Miserables, I can't remember the last time I cried so much.

Max Payne 2: The Fall Of Max Payne

Seriously though, i'm not even sure.

Edit: Actually, Kurosawa's Red Beard was pretty sad.

Probably Up
that movie, is SO sad.
>_<.

I believe Grave of the Fireflies is the saddest movie I have seen, in my opinion.
Hair (the musical film of 1979), and Milk, however, are the only movies in my life so far that has made me cry.

We Bought a Zoo. I wasn't expecting it to be either, since I was watching it mainly to hear how Jónsi's soundtrack work would be used, but I just broke down crying while watching it on an international flight when the emotional climax of it hit. I think the use of Bon Iver's Holocene during that scene helped. Didn't cry during Up (though that was incredibly sad, I must say) or Toy Story 3, though I was about 3 seconds away from doing so in the latter during that movie's climax.