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??

Steel magnolias
Terms of endearment

Two that always come to my mind

Sophies choice. If you have never watched it. Don't. Esp if you have kids.

Another vote for Brokeback Mountain.
Also a French film, Les Untouchables. True story and makes me cry every time I see it .

Brokeback Mountain is my go-to when I need catharsis.

When he buries his face in his coat at the end!! 💔💔💔

Forever young with mel gibson, everytime I shed a tear.

I remember taking Dd to see The Blindside with Sandra bullock and coming out of the cinema weeping we all were but for the life of me i can't remember the ending and why i was crying

Oh @MrsJayy*, I was gonna say Hachi! Isn't it just the saddest story!? Can't believe it's a true story 😔
I watched it before Christmas for the first time, I'd never heard of it before. I cried and cried... actually had to get the tissue box. DH thought I'd finally cracked!*

I had to pause it to compose myself

Oh a pp mentioned inside out I watched over christmas it has all the feels i found myself welling up and getting lumpy throated it is a kids film fgs

I sat blubbing to stepmom yesterday.
Think I needed a good cry

The impossible. Sobbed

Does anyone know the name of a movie that had Cameron Diaz in it and her daughter had cancer? It was a long time ago but I still remember my heart hurting and the sobbing and the tears!

That is my Sisters keeper with cameron diaz.

Shadowlands had me howling at the end.

Life is Beautiful.
Up.
The Magdalene Sisters.
The Florida Project.

Ooples - Yes, Manchester by the sea is heartbreaking.

Most recently Moana has had me and DH in tears, but have watched it daily since (thanks toddler DD!) And we're now immune.

Inside out is fab and wonderfully emotional. It makes me sad too, when you notice which emotion is the main 'controller' in her parents too.

Passion of the Christ had me dehydrated in the cinema. As a pp said, the cruelty meted out to that person, regardless of who he was.

The end of monsters Inc, when mike has rebuilt the door. Sully puts in the last piece, opens it and we just see his face light up in complete delight as Boo says Kitty!

I've been crying reading the above posts! I'll blame it on my pregnancy...

Imitation of Life
Madam X
Captains Courageous
Song for Bernadette
The Nuns Story
Carve Her Name with Pride
Lawrence of Arabia
Odette
Schindlers List
Magdalene Sisters
Angela's Ashes
Gorillas in the Mist
Born Free/Living Free/Forever Free
The Red Pony
Cathy Come Home (that may have been a play)
Last King of Scotland
The Green Mile
Brokeback Mountain

The mighty. The book and the film are heartbreaking.

This bit in Forrest Gump:

"You died on a Saturday morning. And I had you placed here under our tree. And I had that house of your father's bulldozed to the ground."

Waaah

A Dog’s Purpose so sad

About Time, a Richard Curtis film. I thought I would never stop, made myself a bit ill !

Marley and Me. My Sisters Keeper. Definitely not going to attempt A Dogs Purpose!

The impossible
Boss baby
And I won't watch boy in the striped pyjamas because I've read the book and cried and I don't think I'd cope seeing the film

Philomena. Even thinking about it now makes me feel emotional.

A Single Man for sheer amount of tears shed. Tyrannosaur for being so utterly bleak.

Oh yes and more recently - I, Daniel Blake. Mostly tears of anger and frustration rather than sadness though.