Saddest film you've ever seen?

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So I'm sitting here watching Seven Pounds (Will Smith)
I've seen this film loads of times, but it never fails to make me cry. Like proper ugly cry, tears streaming, everything.
This is the only film that does this to me. I think it's so underrated.

What movies do this to other people??

Coco, I wept like a baby.

Breaking the Waves. I cried solidly for the last half of the film. Emily Watson is amazing in it.

Schindlers List

It’s a Wonderful Life

Gone with the wind

The Notebook and the BookThief. By the way end of them serious ugly crying. My husband cried at the Book Thief.

I remember being upset at Philadelphia, but haven't watched it since.

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas is another one.

Schindlers list...wow just so hard to watch.

Im staying away from dogs purpose amd warhorse, thats a garanteed blubfest right there

Amy - the Amy winehouse doc. It's desperately sad

Everest - I watched it on a plane on my own, and the nice Japanese lady next to me kept handing me tissues and patting my hand.

The color purple and truly, madly,deeply.

Bambi. My mum died when I was very little so I think it resonated with me. Saw it when I was about 6. Had to be taken out of the cinema because I was sobbing so hard. Has staid with me for life.

My sisters keeper

Watched Marley and Me 4 days post partum, thought it was a comedy cos of Owen Wilson. Omg.

The Kite Runner
Shawshank Redemption
Benjamin Button
Syriana
Blood Diamond
Into the Wild

Mama Mia-Here We Go Again. The christening at the end. Turns me into a gibbering heap.

Who will love my children.

A monster calls.

I can’t even think about it without crying.

It's Beaches for me.

Never EVER watch "The Day They Gave Babies Away" (1957) - particularly do not watch it on Christmas Eve. My mother and I sobbed our hearts out at it and vowed never to watch it again. It is not helped by the fact that (a) it is based on a true story, (b) it takes place at Christmas, (c) the eldest child is doing this because because the parents have died. It is based in America in the pioneer era.

Atonement. I thought for once he’d give his audience a happy ending. Bastard. I find his books all very formulaic so I watched it without having read it. My husband loves his writing and let me think all was well,even to the point of smiling when I thought the main characters were happy.

@supersonicwoman1 you beat me to it

All or Nothing, by Mike Leigh.

The only film that's ever made me not just cry but sob.

I watched the Green Mile for the zillionth time last night

Sobbed most of the way through it

Lion. Watched 2 weeks post part in with newborn DS in a sling, on my own. I was crying so hard I got sushed definitely not a film to watch at the most hormonal time of your life

Project-X - my Dad brought it back from the video shop thinking it was a comedy about cheeky fighter pilot chimps. How very wrong he was...

Dancer in the Dark - Can never watch it again.

Ghost
Sophie's Choice
The land before time

What was the one with Sean Penn on death row and Susan Sarandon as a nun trying to help him? Omg.

Bridges of madison county !! Doctor shivago Both make me cry like baby!!