#718158 - 01/04/06 09:48 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Fyre]
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million dollar baby, sad but beautiful movie... the end made me cry 
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#718159 - 01/04/06 09:53 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: yuhuu]
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sneaky little kitty
Registered: 10/09/05
Loc: Missouri
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armageddon, when Bruce Willis has to tell his little girl (Liv Tyler) that he is not comming home *sniff* because he has to *sniff* save the world. *booboo runs for a tissue* ...........
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#718160 - 01/04/06 10:33 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: boobookittyfudge]
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The English Patient, when she is dying in the cave of swimmers, and her flashlight goes out, and all you can hear is her ragged breath... * sob*
and it is even sadder when he comes back to find her body and carries it out into the desert* crying hysterically now*
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#718162 - 01/04/06 10:49 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: alien_oddity]
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Insert Champagne Here
Registered: 21/07/03
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can i just say that i don't think this thread is a very good idea...a lot of movies have their sad moments at the end and i think that this thread might give away a lot of endings.
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#718163 - 01/04/06 10:51 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: alien_oddity]
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sober
Registered: 22/09/04
Loc: Bury St. Edmunds, suffolk
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seeing as we've brought tv into it now, animals of farthing wood, first series, the one where fox nearly drowns.
for movies, how about when the baby dies in train spotting. thats just nasty.
Edited by Boz (01/04/06 10:54 AM)
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#718164 - 01/04/06 11:04 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Boz]
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 02/12/02
Loc: london
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It made me sad at the end of empire of the sun, first time I cryed from watching a film.
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#718166 - 01/04/06 11:12 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Boz]
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hehe, 'Member' huhuh
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The second half of 'Dancer in the Dark'.
A depressing, low budget musical starring Bjork.
Never before or since has a film reduced to nerve-wracking convulsive sobs...
Good songs though
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#718167 - 01/04/06 11:13 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: jemima (jem)]
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Registered: 07/09/03
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Pah, you people watch some crap movies  (accept english patient) One flew over the cuckoos nest is the ultimate tear jerker makes me cry every time by far and away Jack Nicholson's best performance  If you want to cry at a film try Grave of the Fireflies
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#718168 - 01/04/06 11:15 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Rouge Dragon]
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Registered: 07/09/03
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Written by: Rouge Dragon
can i just say that i don't think this thread is a very good idea...a lot of movies have their sad moments at the end and i think that this thread might give away a lot of endings.
Which is why me and jem gave nothing away just said it was sad 
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#718169 - 01/04/06 11:31 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
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hehe, 'Member' huhuh
Registered: 13/07/05
Loc: Behind you. With Jam
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Well there is a way of keeping this thread going
You can name the film but you can put the description of the scene you are thinking of as the same colour as the background. The only way to see it is to highlight the white text.
This gives spoilerphobes the opportunity so see the films but avoid having them spoiled like so....
*sniff sniff @ Titanic
(Highlight Below)
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IT SINKS! LEO COPS IT!!
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So sad...
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#718173 - 01/04/06 11:53 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
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had her carpal tunnel surgery already thanks v much
Registered: 27/01/05
Loc: Edinburgh
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The Green Mile, when John Coffey dies  actually there's a lot of sad scenes in that movie.
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#718176 - 01/04/06 08:19 PM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Fyre]
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had her carpal tunnel surgery already thanks v much
Registered: 27/01/05
Loc: Edinburgh
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#718177 - 01/04/06 09:13 PM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Birgit]
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The cuter FRD
Registered: 19/06/04
Loc: London, Brixton
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.....When they shot Bambi's mother.....
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#718178 - 01/04/06 09:19 PM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
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Registered: 18/05/02
Loc: Netherlands
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animal farm,
when big horsy gets dragged off to the glue factory, and if not that, watership down, when the burrows get filled in.
Hmmmfffp now i'm going to feel depressed for the rest of the day.
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#718180 - 01/04/06 10:35 PM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Hanz]
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hehe, 'Member' huhuh
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'Dancer in the Dark' beats 'The Green Mile' hands down for prison-based weepies.
Bjork is Slema, a Czech immigrant in 1960s America toiling away in a factory to save for an operation to save her son from going blind like she is. To escape from the harsh realities of life she frequently sees the world like a musical.
(for spoiler-filled description highlight below)
When her desperate landlord steals her savings she is forced to batter him to death to get it back. After depositing the money, she is arrested and refuses to defend herself in court. Despite her decision she falls to pieces during her execution (screaming in despair in a very Bjork way). Only when her friend tells her that her son's had the operation that she imagines she's in a musical, sings, her voice soaring. Interrupted by the sound of her neck snapping as she is hanged
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No matter how much I cried, there ARE times I believe its a happy ending...
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#718181 - 01/04/06 11:40 PM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Neon_Shaolin]
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comfortably numb
Registered: 08/07/04
Loc: The countryside
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Happy ending?!
It was a good few years ago when I saw thhat movie so I don't remember it that well, but if I remember correctly, it's not a happy ending!
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#718182 - 02/04/06 12:41 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: roarfire]
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Registered: 31/03/06
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Man...there are so many films with teary endings... Most of them are already named here so I'll put something different...lets see... I guess at the end of House of Flying Daggers when the two lovers are tearing each other to shreds...and she pulls the knife out to save him...(trying not to say too much in case people haven't seen the film...) but yes I cried for a long time after that. Call me a softy 
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#718183 - 02/04/06 12:45 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 16/05/05
Loc: York University
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I'm a big hard man (!!!!  ) and I cried at the Fellowship of the Ring when Boromir dies... I hate watching/reading about hero's deaths. But then, I was young when it came out. I need to watch it again to see if I still do...
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#718184 - 02/04/06 03:22 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: Mot]
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NYC
Registered: 26/08/01
Loc: NYC, NY, USA
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Written by: Mot
watership down, when the burrows get filled in.
My mom took me to that when I was wee little because it was a cartoon... wasn't quite prepared for all the dead bunnies.
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#718185 - 02/04/06 04:27 AM
Re: The saddest moment in the history of movies
[Re: roarfire]
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HoP's Barman. Trapped aged 6 months
Registered: 04/08/04
Loc: Staines
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Animals of farthing wood when the hedgehogs die on the motorway
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) Anthony Hopkins was fantastic in it though!
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