Saddest movie scene?

[jonnoman]

Mine are:

Click- final death scene & "i love you, son"

Bicentennial Man- Ending

Big Fish- Edwards death & moment in bath together

Royle Family- Nanas death

Pan's Labyrinth- Offelia gets shot

Stardust- passing on the light/ending

and of course, there are many more. any suggestions?

[taliesin238]

I cried for days after watching Click and thats the gods honest truth. Ive never seen a film that made me sooo sad!!

Here is my list anyway:-

Click
Philidelphia - the opera bit & death
Gladiator - The end when he dies and when he sees his family murdered at his house.
The incredible journey film
American history X - the brother is shot at the end just when they start to get their lives on track
I am legend - when he has to kill his own dog
Braveheart - when his wife is murdered and at the beginning when his dads body is brought back from war.

there must be more but cant think right now!!!

[jonnoman]

Almost forgot THE saddest one:

Grumpier old men- "looks like god remembered you"

*check the film out* =(

[natalie_1982]

When Liv Tyler has to say goodbye to her dad in Armageddon and her hand is on the TV screen

When John Koffee is put on the chair in Green Mile

When Bambi's mum is shot

The ending of Million Dollar Baby (trying not to spoil it for people who haven't seen it!)

The ending of The Brave (as above!)

[natalie_1982]

The end of the Colour Purple when Shug sings her way into the Church. I guess they should be happy tears? All the same, it makes me sob and sob and sob so much

[taliesin238]

I think the saddest bit on Green Mile is when that horrible Percy officer steps on Mr Ginggles and kills him

[natalie_1982]

Oh and pretty much all of Hotel Rwanda, Shooting Dogs and the Constant Gardner.

[tara20]

Philadelphia,
after the funeral, when the home movie is shown to Neil Young's "Philadelphia" - love that song!

[taliesin238]

The Pianist is one of my fav films and that is just sad right the way through!! The bit when he plays the piano when is caught by the german soldier is one of the saddest as he beleives this may be his last time ever playing the piano. Also at the end when you find out that the german soldier was killed after Szpilman tried to go and set him free!!

[unrulyjulie]

for me there are a few but the ones that stand out are the green mile when John is in the chair, Thats a real tear jerker, not just tears but rasping sobs!

Beaches when Bette Middler sings wind beneath my wings after her friends death and also when she sings the glory of love while the little girl watches her from the side of the stage.

My other one is the ending of escape from Sobibor where they are running for their freedom and when the text come up at the end that tells you what happened to them all (true story)

Funnily enough these are my top 3 films of all time! I love a good old cry at a movie . :-(

[chessington]

The Notebook and Pearl Harbour made me cry

[lubecki161]

Adverts make me cry but......
Green mile,
pearl Harbour,
the bit where the son dies and his daughter talks for the first time in the Patriot,
The girls poem in 10 things i hate about you
God there are So many!!

[thearchitect]

Hmmm, has to be green mile when that huge actor guy gets put to the chair.

OR

The guardian when Kevin Costner drowns....that had me.

[Frizz]

When John Hannah reads out the poem at the funeral in 4 Weddings & a Funeral.
The last scene in Officer & a Gentleman when Richard Gere walks thru the factory to get Debra Winger - not sad but a real tearjerker anyway!
Anything where animals get hurt/killed. Every episode of Lassie and Littlest Hobo.
Nil by Mouth.
Probably loads more.

[4getmenot]

Set it off. and Pay It Forward

[splat!]

Saddest movie scene?

The Deer Hunter is full of them (weep) ;o)

[weeal]

Meet Joe Black with Brad Pitt and Claire Forlani, I have watched this 3 times and totally colapse in tears every single time.

[weeal]

oops didnt mean to shout lol

[raysparx1]

Some scenes from, Philadelphia, Ghost, On Golden Pond, and Grumpier old men., also Jessies story, in Toy SDtory, have a listen, love it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is_hpHzEMiE

[Bathsheba]

The Champ (John Voigt)