General Movie Talk (Showing 1 - 25 of 299 comments)

For me it was probably Braveheart.
How could they bloody kill him?! arghh

My vote is King Kong. Why did they decide to kill him (in
real life and movie)?

i vote million dollar baby 2!!!! thats was so sad!!!

Love Liza

Too many movies, Million Dollar Baby, Constant Gardener,
Green Mile, American History X, Leon, Bonnie and Clyde,
The Notebook, The Crow, this isn't Sad but hey i Cried,
The Shawshank Redemption. And Many Others, can't think of
them all but named a few good ones.

the movie i would chose is gladiator,
especially the ending :'(

The Producers it wasn't a sad movie acually it had

nothing sad in it but it sucked soo much that i was
sad n
i cried through the whole thing. how could
they make such
a boring movie. LOL

If you mean "sad" as in poor, look no further
than Reservoir Dogs.

If you mean "sad" as in, unsettling, look no
further than Requiem For A Dream.

But if you mean "sad" as in, tear-inducing,
look no ****ing further than The English
Patient. One of the most quality films I have
ever laid eyes on.

i'm surprised none of you have mentioned ghost or
titanic! They are the most upseting films of all time
especially the titanic!!

Finding Neverland, so sad. the kid actor
Freddy Highmore is very realistic for a
child. He seems leagues better than any other
actor his age.

Titanic could've been more had a different director done it. James Cameron is an unbelievable tool.

And Ghost just seems funny now that Just Like Heaven has been released.

EGAD! Why am I talking about such films? I shall now return to the land of quality movies. =)

Oldboy. Hard to get more sad and unsettling than that.

ok if you bad mouth reservoir dogs in multiple threads then you can hardly call someone else a tool.

ok now, saddest movie... firstly, you must have been completely off your tit if you cried in gladiator. similarly, those who nominated titanic must have forgotten to take their prosaic prior to viewing.

requiem and constant gardener are noteworthy submissions but certainly not the saddest feature of all time. no, if you really want to see a movie that would make a scurvy pirate break down in tears then i suggest either Wim Wenders' "Paris, Texas" or JP Jeunet's "A Very Long Engagement." These titles easily blow your selections out of the water... but then again i wasn't there when they killed king kong haha

I feel Schindler's List is rather sad and it's so beautifully done with Speilberg's work. The lIon King can be sad when you watch it for the first time, actually paying attention to all that's going on.

While i agree that i felt bad for the f-ing monkey in king kong (yes i know its a gorilla, semantics) i find that the saddest movie ive ever seen is My Life Without Me

The Notebook is a sad movie!

Blow, is a great and sad film. It's also one of my personal favourites.

well..i love titanic and some others are the notebook, a walk to remember, the other side of heaven, little women....the old 1949 one, tristan and isolde, and tons more that i can't remember

Umm...Advent Children! I thought Cloud was gonna die! Other than that...I mean, I saw that new Joseph Smith movie, and at the end, everybody was crying...I...wasn't... I must just not have a soul or something...

I also think that The Last Unicorn is a very sad movie; poor unicorn, i was always seriously bummed out when i watched it

The Wishmaster series, it's sad someone actually let them make that

Dumbo, once were warriors, pay it forward, radio flyer and thats all for now
.

" ok if you bad mouth reservoir dogs in multiple threads then you can hardly call someone else a tool."

Sure I can, Reservoir Dogs is a horrible movie, it doesn't take a Marine Biologist to calculate that final comment. You look at how the dialogue is THE ONLY, and I mean, ONLY thing going for that piece of proverbial tripe. City On Fire completely owned Quentin Tarantino's biggest ass-fest, and also came first.

Compare those two movies, and you too will soon find RD to be nothing but shit.

So it is with that conclusion that I say to you: I can call other people tools, and now that you've provoked me, I can now comfortably call you an incompetent fool.

Good day.

Notebook and A Walk To Remember