What movie has the saddest ending?

[AGDLynn]

Brian's Song!!

(The original with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams was LOOOTTSS better than the TV movie.)

Message in a Bottle! I liked the book better than the movie, but I have to admit, Catherine's letter [To all the ships at sea and all the ports of call...] still gives me chills. Nicholas Sparks is just too awesome.

[tnxbutterfly]

My Life- That movie will have you crying from start to finish

[justamom]

Originally posted by AGDLynn
Brian's Song!!

(The original with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams was LOOOTTSS better than the TV movie.)

I wanted to post this! Something for the guys ya know. You are so right, I saw the remake and it paled compared to James Caan!!!

I thought of two more-
The World According to Garp
Heaven help me with the name but- Michael Keaton played a father to be that knew he was dying so he made a video tape for his future child. I think it was "My Life". Edited here- OK so tis was posted. A HUGE thumbs up for one real tear jerker of a movie!!! sniff- sniff-sob!

Imitation of Life- I was in Junior High when I saw it. That's one I will NEVER forget.
Beaches-good choice!
My daughter's first movie that made her cry was "Harry and the Hendersons".

[LeslieAGD]

Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine
Nicholas Sparks is just too awesome.

Yes, he is! I wonder if he's working on another movie deal?

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally posted by pinkey08

Fried Green tomatos
Beaches
Stealing Magnolias

I was gonna say those, but I have another one to add:

Losing Isaiah

[MoxieGrrl]

American History X
A Walk to Remember (even though I knew what was coming, I cried)

[erniegurl00]

City of Angels
English Patient

[texas*princess]

Another movie that is really really a tear-jerker is a movie called "Life is Beautiful".

I heard about it from my older sister who highly recommended it.

It's a foreign language film (can't remember what language it was in though) but it has English captions... I think there might be all-english versions of it out there.. but I'm not sure.

It's a really bitter-sweet movie.

For those of you interested, I got the synopsis of the movie:

An endearing Jewish-Italian waiter (Benigni) successfully courts a beautiful Italian woman in pre-WWII Italy. A few years later, when he and his idyllic family are taken to a Nazi concentration camp, he uses his magical gifts of humor and romance to see his loved ones through their uncertain days. Ultimately a beautiful, poignant story, unique in its tragi-comic treatment of the subject. Winner of the 1998 Academy Awards for Best Actor (Benigni, in a major Oscar night upset) and Best Foreign Film.

It should be at most Blockbuster movie-rental places

[Rudey]

Wall Street.

-Rudey
--I cried and cried.

[Dionysus]

Originally posted by Kristin AGD

PS. I also cried at Monsters Inc.

I never cried at a movie, but that one came close.

The end of My Girl was pretty depressing.

[smiley21]

oh my word, how can i forget about '25th hour'?! the last 30 min. of that movie made me a basket case! it is just too good. it seriously grabs onto your emotions.

[FAB*SpiceySpice]

Well let's see, I've got a couple....

A Walk To Remember, I cried so hard during this movie!
American History X
Steel Magnolias

And the all time worst is....MONSTER'S BALL, this movie is so hard to watch, I started crying in the very beginning and did not stop until after it was over. I felt like I had been through emotional hell after I watched this b/c i was so drained. Just when you think this movie can not possibly get ANYMORE depressing or sad it DOES!!! Ugghhh! A great movie, but so insanely hard to watch!!!!!

ETA: I also cry during most Disney movies, esp. Lilo & Stitch, everytime I watch it I tear up. I cried during Finding Nemo the other night too, oh no.

[Tom Earp]

Well what a tuffy?:

Brians Song
Love Story
Top Gun
Rudy


Damn I cry alot at all sad events!!

Big Pussy for sad shi#!

[PM_Mama00]

Originally posted by Nikki_DZ
Savannah Smiles

Older movie (1980ish or so) and the first to ever make me cry.

OMG OMG OMG if we're talking about the same movie! The one where the lil girl gets accidentally kidnapped? I loved that lil girl! That's gota be one of the all time greatest movies!

La Bamba when Bob yells out "RICHIE" at the end.

Monsters Inc... lol I cried at the movies

Beaches, Stepmom, and Steel Magnolias I bawl my eyes out to no end

A walk to remember was soooo good and we had to watch American History X in my Mass Communications class... trying not to cry at the ending with the "racist old black woman" at the front making comments.

Ghost.