Saddest film

[shazzabell]

Name a movie that's reduced you to tears?

[FP]

Dr Zhivago.  I cry just thinking about it - when he saw her from the bus and died from a heart attack and she didn't even know - sob.

An Officer and a Gentleman.

I can watch both of these films over and over again.

and 'Love is a Many Splendoured Thing' (1955) William Holden and Jennifer Jones - a pure Sunday afternoon weepy.

[snuggles]

FIeld of Dreams, every time! Definitely ET and I can't even watch Bambi and Dumbo anymore!!

I have been known to cry at adverts, though, so most films with even the slightest hint of sadnes/happiness make me blub! (I certainly can't watch award ceremonies!!) hahaha

[Myla_2005]

Oh god..ET..I cried so much at that film.  Other films I have cried at include, Braveheart (the bit when he is on the racks just about to get his head chopped of, when Morron his wife who gets murdered by the Kings men, turns up and smiles at him) Terms or Endearment, Beeches, Sliding Doors (when james finds out that Helen is pregnant), A Beautiful Mind (when he is doin the speech at the end), The Green Mile...oh god there are so many that i cant remember them all!

[Lesisblue]

The Yearling. Black and white starring a young(ish) Burt Lancaster. About a young doe that ruins a farmer's harvest. Nasty Burt sends his young son out to shoot it to prove he is a man. SO SAD! It's on most Christmases.

[Penny]

A Walk To Remember!

[Sasha13]

The third Lord Of The Rings film always has me in floods for the last 15 or so minutes.

Free Willy, Bambi and The Color Purple also have the same effect.

[queen bee]

 

Beaches

It's a wonderful life

A star is born (Judy Garland

Rich Man Poor Man really did make me cry

[mycatis]

The Green Mile - dont think I've ever seen the last 1/2 hour properly cause of all the sobbing

It's a wonderfull life

The Champ

Whistle Down the Wind  (He's not Jesus, He's just a fella sob!)

[Yai]

Free Willy
Titanic - Not just because Jack dies
ET - Sobbed right the way through that last time and couldn't stand up afterwards
Billy Elliot
Bambi
This Boy's Life
Now and Then
Stand By Me
Any given episode of Lassie

[Yai]

Not forgetting The Fox And The Hound! Anyone remember that? Gosh it makes my eyes fill up just thinking about some of the scenes.

[mycatis]

God yeah. The fox and the Hound when the old womand leaves the fox in the woods, sob  I tried to watch it again recently and still sobbed

[kags]

I already mentioned The Bridges of Madison county which has me sobbing with grief. Apollo 13 has the same effect, but for different reasons, when Gene Krantz puts his head on the desk at the end when the parachutes open, I'm a complete goner. Am blubbing now just writing this. And although Armageddon is incredibly cheesy, I always cry at the bit at the end where Col Sharp says "permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I ever met". Off to re-apply mascara now.  

[shaz-rla]

I cry at anything, It's a Wonderful Life is a good one!  When Clarence gets his wings.   I even cry at things on "normal" tv if I can relate it to me, my kids, husband etc.. Agree with things like Green Mile.  Titanic with the people in the water, but I was heavily pregnant at that time and had to be led out of the cinema with my head down I didn't stop crying all night!

[Yai]

Yep that's the one. The bit where she leaves Todd. Gosh I'm off again! I last time I saw it was about ten years ago, but I can still remember it clearly. That bear was a bit over the top though lol. Off to grab a tissue...

[Yai]

Oh yeah nobody's mentioned Gorillas in the Mist.. that one really get me going as well.

[mamie]

'Who will love my children' i cried buckets watching it

[Cathyhuns]

Apollo 13 even though you know they are going to make it.  Whole family (husband included) were crying.  Still does it several viewings later.

Deer Hunter, Love Actually, Schindler's List not as badly.

[babyshambles]

green mile, forrest gump

[Mrs G]

I can't believe that no one's yet mentioned An Affair to Remember...the starting credits are enough to set me off!!! Plus Beaches, Meet Me in St Louis, A Star is Born, You Got Mail (when she has to close the shop), Titanic ( as LDC slowly sinks into the icy water).....yep it's official I'm just one big wuss!!

[lizzierose]

dumbo, holiday inn( i think, some old film anyway where some ex army guy has his old battalion all saluting him at the end reduced me and my mum to sobs even though we only saw the last hal;f hour and made us burn the roast beef) most war films. remains of the day mainly because of emma thompson and anthony hopkins stella acting. legends of the fall

smokey and the bandit, i thought was touchingly human. forrest gump nearly all the way through.

has anyone said midnight cowboy yet. oh god that upsets me

requiem for a dream had me crying for an hour AFTER the film, i was too shocked throughout its running time. thats probably enough, as you can ell I'm pretty soft