Saddest moment in any movie?

The first 10 minutes of Up. I hadn't cried in about 6 years...by the end of the opening montage I lost it. Thank God for 3D glasses and that my friends were all crying too.

Then later when he looks at the book and sees the "Stuff We Did" section...I lost it again. Up really is one of the most touching and emotional movies I've ever seen; the storyline is truly sad when you think about it. Now I want to watch it again, haha.

The ending of 'Dragonheart'...maybe not the saddest moment in any movie but I think it was the first movie that made my eyes water...

The first 10 minutes of Up. I hadn't cried in about 6 years...by the end of the opening montage I lost it. Thank God for 3D glasses and that my friends were all crying too.

Then later when he looks at the book and sees the "Stuff We Did" section...I lost it again. Up really is one of the most touching and emotional movies I've ever seen; the storyline is truly sad when you think about it. Now I want to watch it again, haha.

Rockclmbr6

Oh, that sequence was amazing...

The awards ceremony at the end of Best of the Best. Even James Earl Jones was in tears! :cry:...I think.

The first 10 minutes of Up. I hadn't cried in about 6 years...by the end of the opening montage I lost it. Thank God for 3D glasses and that my friends were all crying too.

Then later when he looks at the book and sees the "Stuff We Did" section...I lost it again. Up really is one of the most touching and emotional movies I've ever seen; the storyline is truly sad when you think about it. Now I want to watch it again, haha.

Rockclmbr6

Probably one of the most emotional, touching pieces of art in the history of animation. That scene is brilliant!

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Boromir's death in The Fellowship of the Ring.

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That made me weep so bad, he was my favourite character.

Others were Mufasa's death, Jet Li at the end in the film Fearless,

Ah, forgot about Fearless. The fact that it's inspired by a true story holds even more impact.

Didn't make me cry, but made me so depressed I was beyond crying and I still find it wrenching.

In the movie 'The Gray Zone', when the little girl is with her family waiting to go into the gas chambers and she is holding on to her stuffed bunny for comfort.

That movie covers you with a depression like a stink you can't wash off.

The infamous scene from Saving Private Ryan, when that German kills both allies, especially the knife kill, not as scary as depressing

Ending of Gran Torino.

In Click when Sandler is dying...

Mufasa dying and his son trying to wake him up :(

No_Hablo_Ingles

this.^

also not a movie but the episode of Futurama with Fry and his dog. where it shows his dog waiting outside the pizza shop for fry but fry never comes.

[spoiler] When Leon dies at the end of the Professional [/spoiler]

Mufasa dying and his son trying to wake him up :(

No_Hablo_Ingles

:cry: I seriously cried when I saw that scene.

Forrest Gump when he's talking to Jenny's grave... get's me every time.

NOOOOOOOO, JANGO FETT!!!! Why must the awesome always die!!!:cry:

In Click when Sandler is dying...

Xx_Hopeless_xX

when the boat sink in Titanic cuz someone lost a crap lot of money

*Spoiler*

Xx_Hopeless_xX

The thing we with spoilers, you should tell what it's about. :P

Watchmen - Dr. Manhattan's monologue when he's on Mars about his life. Not sad, but chilling + that music.

Raising Victor Varges - When Victor is getting thrown out the house

Clerks II - The fade to black/white before credits

Toy Story - Woody's fears becoming a reality when the other toys begin to love Buzz more

Sin City - "Old Man Dies, Young Girl lives. Fair Trade."

Does anybody remember Little Foot's Mom dying and he actually laid down next to her while she way dying? My god, it's a wonder children everywhere weren't traumatized by that moment.

Rocky III: Mickey's death and the subsequent depression that Rocky is going through.

Mufasa dying and his son trying to wake him up :(

No_Hablo_Ingles

This. Or with Bambi's mom died.

Mufasa dying and his son trying to wake him up :(

No_Hablo_Ingles

This. Or with Bambi's mom died. Or Littlefoot's mom. Sad moments :(

The saddest movie I have ever seen is Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

marly and me nuff said just incase some of yous didnt wacth it yet.

When Littlefoots mum dies in the Land Before time :'(

In The Titanic when Leonardo Dicaprio is frozen at the end