POLL: Saddest movie?

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"Noooooo! Uncle Billy, don't give him the money! You put the money in the newspaper! Don't give it to Mr. Potter!"

 

First time i ever have cried during a movie was The Lion King. Second was when i were watching LOTR with my friend third time and we both cried,when Boromir died.

 

I know this is seriously off topic, but I couldn't resist....

When Boromir died, I was shouting in my head to Aragorn "Kiss him you idiot!"

Ara
(Beware.... oddism ahead)

 

Arabwel, you are too young for kissing guys...

For me, it is Austin Powers, definetly... ah wait.... I wasn't crying because the movie was so sad

[serious mode]
I go for Braveheart.
[/serious mode]

 

Star Wars: Episode 1.

Because it sucked.

 

I'd have to agree with Lokken about braveheart's ending. Although it didn't make me cry (no film has ever done that) it was really sad and the saddest ending part in any film i can remember.

 

I have never cried during a movie (at least not that I can remember) but when I was like 8 I came pretty close to crying when I watched Sounder and the dog got shot I was really sensitive with animals.

 

The firsttime I cried when I saw a movie was when I saw The Lionking on cinema. I was about 5,6 years. It was that scene when Simba's dad whatever-he-was-called fell down the cliff and died. *sob*
Later on I didn't cry so much because I only watched funny movies.
I cried when I saw Pearl Harbor and when I saw Lotr...
When Boromir died.
And of course I cried when I saw Titanic.
I also cry when I think about Peter Pan. The movie with Robin Williams as Peter. In the beginning when he came back to that fantasyland, there was a young boy, asian with a mohawk that was SO cute. In the end, when they were fighting against Hook he was killed, a sword in his stomach. *WAIL*
Sob, and he said:
"I wished I had a father like you."
Whhaaaaaa!
*recovers*

Then of course I have cried to many other movies, but these are the ones that comes to mind.

[EDIT: I also cried when I saw Bladerunner, Atomic Train, that movie with the two dogs and the cat, another movie with a dog and a boy lost in the woods, StarWars when Qui-Gon died, E.T, Braveheart, Jurassic Park (serious.)and a movie with Robin Williams uh...in Swedish it is called "I döda poeters sällskap" but I dont know what it's called in english]

[This message has been edited by Eilonwy (edited May 14, 2002).]



[This message has been edited by Eilonwy (edited May 14, 2002).]

 

Dead Poets' society?

 

The Man Who Would Be King
Harvey (happy tears)
Schindler's List
Shakespeare in Love
Casablanca (again, happy tears...when Rick cheats at roulette for the bulgarian couple)
Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain (again, happies)

And though it didn't make me cry..."What's in the box? What's in the box?" Can you guess it?

 

Im not the kind to get emotional about movies normally. But one film has made me cry.... Things to do in denver when your dead. I know its a slightly unorthadox choice but i got all gutted at the end when he died the way he did

 

i cried in the matrix when neo killed the security gaurds (one of my dads friend) and it was actually tears of laughter cause he was such a bad actor hahaha ^_^!!! (im not lying this is true)

na but seriously prolly titanic , was when i felt my eyes water a TINY bit hehe

 

Titanic by far, even though I burst out laughing when leo died, much to the annoyance of everyone in the cinema

 

What Dreams May come is gets my vote for the saddest, overall. I wept quietly through the whole thing. Then I watched it a week later, and cried all over again.

Braveheart (after seeing it about 30 times) still makes me a little (okay, more than a little) emotional. The movie Philadelphia is another tear jerker, and while I'm thinking about Tom Hanks, The Green Mile is pretty sad too. I agree with a previous entry with Shakespeare in Love.

<sniffle>

I think I have to go fire up the VCR.

 

The worst movie is Braveheart, both when his wife gets killed and when he dies, I get so into that damn movie. The other movie I felt sad in was when Marlon Brando dies at the end of the Godfather, I didn't cry but I felt bad for his grandson being right there.

 

Deffinitly Old Yeller. I'm VERY sensative about dogs.(But I laugh a lot when cats die in movies)

 

Since I adore animals, every time I watch a documentary about them, I almost shed a tear. I mean, I know it is as it should be (unless we f%$k it up), but nature is cruel, and yet so beautifull. Just like the night...or winter...you know what I mean!

 

I am sorry to say this but Rain Man with Dustin Hoffman just gets me everytime, the look of dissapointment when the woman doesn't turn up. God damn he is such a great actor.

 

*sob* BAMBI... why did she have to die, WHY!?

 

Titanic at the very end