Saddest movies of all time.

[tradman]

anything with a dog..
Hachi, A Dog's Purpose, Marley and Me, Where the Red fern Grows, Old Yeller, Sweet November, wait, what???

[Burnadell]

Love Story...in 1970 with Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw without a doubt!

"Love means never having to say you're sorry."

[Goldeneagle]

Not really super sad, but when I watch The Shootist I get a little sad knowing it was John Wayne's last movie and the plot to the story.

[Greylight318]

Legends of the fall gets me pretty good

[sotx]

All listed so far I agree with. Here is one yall might remember. This movie was not only sad but just depressing as all get out. Less Than Zero

[ElfEyes]

Marley and me, and I'm not even a animal person

[jlp04c]

hardball is up there..

[BowhunterB]

Brian’s Song

Bisch


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[Russ81]

A dog's life is Ol' Yeller on steroids. Yall been warned

[Bud]

The Shack got me. I don’t even remember the second half of the movie. It was weird. It was like I knew what was coming as if I had seen it before. Totally wrecked me.

[CaptainDave]

I agree with most mentioned.

When I was younger, My Girl was pretty darn sad. I just wasn't expecting that ending. That might be why Marley and Me hit many people pretty hard.

[dclifton]

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

Im right there with ya. Things get a little hazy at that point in the movie everytime. Maybe its the cheap TV....

[gfulton]

Got to be Old Yeller for me.

[curtintex]

I already said “Brian’s Song”, but if you can watch “Taking Chance” without tears running down your face, your heart is gone.


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[Etxbuckman]

I already said “Brian’s Song”, but if you can watch “Taking Chance” without tears running down your face, your heart is gone.


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Dadgum. I got choked up just watching the trailer.