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??

Oh god, Tyrannosaur! DH took me to see that as a date when we had just met () - I was a wreck!

We cried at Logan (wolverine) it is really sad ive not watched it since

I Am Sam. Watched with a load of guy mates and found myself (and them!) sobbing quite a few times

Haatchi- sobbed like a baby
Coco- I am ashamed to say, I didn't even think it was that good, but it pushed my buttons.
Benjamin Button- so sad i was gulping and bawling.

Ghost - I haven't been able to watch it again
It's A Wonderful Life
I, Daniel Blake

I forgot about I am Sam Daykota fanning and Sean Penn were outstanding I think i sobbed for 20 minutes after it finished!

Silent Running (1972). Never cried as much at any other film.

And never forgetting the magnificent Terms Of Endearment

Tyrannosaur.. Olivia Colman is as brilliant as ever in it, but my god it’s bleak.

I Daniel Blake.. I sobbed at the mum in the food bank scene.

There’s an indie film from maybe 15 years ago called From London to Brighton.. great film but so depressing.

And the scene in trainspotting where the baby crawls across the ceiling.. still get a lump in my throat thinking about that.

Silent Running (1972). Never cried as much at any other film. I know, the music as well!

Another for I, Daniel Blake. Just so tragic

The fault in our stars
Testament of Youth
Titanic

Charlotte Grey

In RL I'm as emotional as a rock but film just get to me... I cry at most films tbh. All the usual suspects. Some that stuck with me:

Astro boy (I was 16 and took my 6 year old brother to the cinema and I sobbed and sobbed whilst all the other 6 year olds looked at me like wtf)
Hotel Rwanda
Miss you already

Watched Manchester by the sea last night and can't stop thinking about it

I try to avoid sad films but have shed a little tear the first time I saw Beauty and the Beast (cartoon version), Astro Boy too.

I had forgotten Silent Running. The watering can and the bunny rabbit. Welling up just thinking about it.

Stepmom. So cheesy but I just can’t help it, sob every time!

@snowdrifthill I can’t believe I forgot About Time. I LOVE this so much.
The relationship between the son and the father and the fact that all he wants is one more day with his daddy 😭 I can’t stop wailing at the end. It’s beautiful.

Suffragette when she goes to wish George a Happy Birthday. Anyone who has seen it and has kids would be an emotional wreck!

Inside Out -Poor Bingbong
I, Daniel Blake - the foodbank scene

When I was small it was the scene in 3 men and a baby when you thought she left and took Mary and they get back and Mary and Sylvia are there.

Paddington 2 when Aunt Lucy appears

Unsentimental DS3 would quickly answer with Simon Birch, a little known US film about a young boy with dwarfism. I've never seen it shown over since we first watched it together over 10 years ago.

KTD27
I know, isn't it beautiful, it was a massive blubfest for me.
I had to take myself to bed.

Inside Out -Poor Bingbong

Oh don't

I was talking to my 20 something dd about inside out she has the dvd and she filled up and said I can't even... so we left it there

Hambone and Hillie, early 80’s dog film my grandad recorded for me, I was about 8 or 9 and I was so upset I wrote to Jim will fix it - thank fuck I wasn’t chosen but I remember crying at Primary school as was so so sad for months

Titanic
The boy in striped pajamas
The colour purple

out of Africa
when Karen Blixen kneels down to beg for land for her servants to live on after she is bankrupted
gets me every time!

and to someone who mentioned Royal Hunt of the Sun
it is a film with Cristopher Plummer - very sad