Saddest movies of all time.

[Outback]

[QUOTE=Bisch;15664988]Brian’s Song

^^^This was so sad. As a kid, reading the end of Where the Red Fern Grows was gut wrenchingly sad.

[Nate Riley]

Back when my wife could con me into going to movies, she conned me into going to see Marley and me. To be honest, I don't know how sad it was! When it started to turn, I asked her "is this dog about to die?" and got up and I walked out of that sucker.

Any movie with a dog dying seems to get to me, Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows, etc.r

[rubicon51]

Act of Valor

[mdeaso]

Saving Private Ryan

[CWendling]

"By God Woodrow, its been quite a party aint it?" every time

[E.TX.BOWHUNTER]

Saving Private Ryan

This.

[WhiplashTX]

While it doesn't make me cry I can't watch the last half of Million Dollar Baby.

[Montec man]

"A Dog's Purpose" Dog dies saving over and over saving his owner, each time to be reincarnated as a different dog with different owners, some of whom misstreat the dog terribly. Do freakin' sad it should be illegal

[Pat Miller]

Sophies Choice

[Etxbuckman]

I know this is a chick flick but A Walk to Remember hits hard, especially since I have a daughter now.

We all need to remember to appreciate and be thankful for the health of our loved ones!

I didn't want to say it, but when talking about sad movies that one's at the top for me.

[Dale Moser]

8 Seconds. Saw it once in the theater with a bunch of girls, never again.


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[Bdub25]

Check out The Champ with Jon Voight and Ricky Schroeder.

Best have a box of tissues handy.

I remember watching The Champ as a kid. Really sad


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[bullets13]

As a kid, "Where The Red Fern Grows ".
As an adult probably "Requiem for A Dream".

Requiem for a Dream was what I was getting on here to say

[mjhaverkamp]

Brian's Song
Marley And Me
My All American

[Shurshot]

8 seconds
marley and me
where the red fern grows