Saddest movie you've seen?

I'm not sure myself, I'll just list some: Saving Private Ryan, Hardball, Schindler's List, AI, The Shawshank Redemption.....................I'm bored.

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Indeed.

Old Yeller

Passion Of The Christ

A Time To Kill
The Notebook (fuck y'all)
Rosewood
Steel Magnolias
Color Purple

KRob86 wrote:

A Time To Kill

Maybe I'm a sucker, but Matthew Mcaugnehy closing argument gets me everytime. nice pick.

KRob86 wrote:

The Notebook (fuck y'all)

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.....

Co-Sign your other picks, though. LMAO

i can just picture kev watching the notebook and thinking about willie d gettin fed time and crying like a fat greasy baby, lol.

Schindler's List
Rosewood
Gattaca
AI (disappointing and sad, they should've left it in the water for the ending)
Full Metal Jacket
Deer Hunter
Magnolia is a trip
*Damn near all films about slavery with realistic portrayal

Well, I'm off to see Inglourious Basterds. I'll tell you guys if it's sad or not.

Sad, it better be Tarantino.

Gattaca was an excellent movie man. The part where they were stretching his legs - DAMN, I could feel that.

Inglourious Basterds was dope. Everyone go see it, it's the best I've seen from Tarantino in quite some time.

Requiem For A Dream. While also very disturbing, the mom in that movie is ridiculously sad to watch. Great movie though.

The Lion King

Titanic
The Wrestler
Nights In Rodanthe
Passion Of The Christ
Million Dollar Baby
Gran Torino
Mystic River
Revolutionary Road
Seven Pounds

those are some of the first ones that came to mind

Set It Off
Braveheart
The Champ
The Green Mile
The Express
United 93

D.Powell wrote:

Titanic
The Wrestler
Nights In Rodanthe
Passion Of The Christ
Million Dollar Baby
Gran Torino
Mystic River
Revolutionary Road
Seven Pounds

those are some of the first ones that came to mind

Co-sign, Million Dollar Baby, great rags to riches story, not to mention boxing(which kicks ass). Pretty sad how she lost it all through a cheap shot. Has to be one of my all time favorite movies.

7 Pounds
Bambi
mississippi burning
Cry the beloved country

Esco wrote:

D.Powell wrote:

Titanic
The Wrestler
Nights In Rodanthe
Passion Of The Christ
Million Dollar Baby
Gran Torino
Mystic River
Revolutionary Road
Seven Pounds

those are some of the first ones that came to mind

Co-sign, Million Dollar Baby, great rags to riches story, not to mention boxing(which kicks ass). Pretty sad how she lost it all through a cheap shot. Has to be one of my all time favorite movies.

Yeah I like Million Dollar Baby a lot too. It was my favorite movie of 2004.

Sophie Scholl – The Final Days (Sophie Scholl – Die letzten Tage)

Movie about a resistance movement to the Nazis. Pretty sad.

Sinj.of.SA wrote:

7 Pounds
Bambi
mississippi burning
Cry the beloved country

lmao @ Bambi

Yeah, 7 Pounds was some sad shit, man. I'm a thug, though. I don't cry. lol

Mississippi Burning pissed me off more than anything, though. I wanted to come through the screen and take some people out. I guess that means that they were great actors, huh?

without a doubt bruv. some real disturbing shit, really opened my eyes to the segregation you guys had too. in a lotta ways your guys "apartheid" was worse than ours. a lot more violent sometimes.
gosh that 7 pounds was fucking depressing man. poor jelly fish.....

Sinj.of.SA wrote:

without a doubt bruv. some real disturbing shit, really opened my eyes to the segregation you guys had too. in a lotta ways your guys "apartheid" was worse than ours. a lot more violent sometimes.
gosh that 7 pounds was fucking depressing man. poor jelly fish.....

Yeah man, imagine being the best friend that had to help him go through with it all. I don't know if I could do it...

I've read up on apartheid, though. That's sadder than any movie I've ever seen.

yeah man. shit sucks..... have any yall seen this district 9 everyone seems to be talking bout, i love it, they premier a movie bout fucking south africa weeks b4 it even reaches our shores.

District 9 is next on my list. Probably later today. Stay tuned.

Kopasetick wrote:

District 9 is next on my list. Probably later today. Stay tuned.

I saw it. It's up there with Star Trek and The Taking of Pelham 123 as the best movies of the year IMO.

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

KJ Styles wrote:

Kopasetick wrote:

District 9 is next on my list. Probably later today. Stay tuned.

I saw it. It's up there with Star Trek and The Taking of Pelham 123 as the best movies of the year IMO.

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

Dope.......

KJ Styles wrote:

Kopasetick wrote:

District 9 is next on my list. Probably later today. Stay tuned.

I saw it. It's up there with Star Trek and The Taking of Pelham 123 as the best movies of the year IMO.

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

Hell yea Star Trek was sick! At first I thought it was going to be some Treky Fan boy flick but it was actually really good.

KJ Styles wrote:

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

I've pretty much given up on the Final Destination franchise. The first one was excellent, in my book. The rest are just rehashes with no real continuity or point. They're just "let's see if we can top the last one" flicks when it comes to creatively killing people.

I guess that's why I'm not hyped up about FD either.

I can't believe I forgot Requiem for a Dream.

Requiem had my friends and I arguing about who got it worse in the end?

Kopasetick wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

I've pretty much given up on the Final Destination franchise. The first one was excellent, in my book. The rest are just rehashes with no real continuity or point. They're just "let's see if we can top the last one" flicks when it comes to creatively killing people.

LOL what do you mean given up? the first one was a good movie and the others arent "good" movies but there entertaining imo. Im pumped to see the new one not because it'll be god but because the acting will be horrible enough to make a movie about people dying in the most unrealistic obnoxious ways hilarious.

Marley and Me

Slang Editorial wrote:

Kopasetick wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Next up for me is Inglorious Bastards, followed by Final Destination 4 (which they're calling "THE Final Destination" LOL)

I've pretty much given up on the Final Destination franchise. The first one was excellent, in my book. The rest are just rehashes with no real continuity or point. They're just "let's see if we can top the last one" flicks when it comes to creatively killing people.

LOL what do you mean given up? the first one was a good movie and the others arent "good" movies but there entertaining imo. Im pumped to see the new one not because it'll be god but because the acting will be horrible enough to make a movie about people dying in the most unrealistic obnoxious ways hilarious.

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Slang Editorial wrote:

LOL what do you mean given up? the first one was a good movie and the others arent "good" movies but there entertaining imo. Im pumped to see the new one not because it'll be god but because the acting will be horrible enough to make a movie about people dying in the most unrealistic obnoxious ways hilarious.

Those are the types of movies I wait to find on Starz a month after they come out. I don't pay to see unintentional comedy...they make plenty of intentional comedy. I do like unintentional comedy, though.

I say "give up" as in the franchise won't be getting anymore of my money. My brain requires a stimulating challenge. Rehashes simply don't give me that challenge...

D.Powell wrote:

Titanic
The Wrestler
Nights In Rodanthe
Passion Of The Christ
Million Dollar Baby
Gran Torino
Mystic River
Revolutionary Road
Seven Pounds

those are some of the first ones that came to mind

Good pick, don't know how I forgot that one.

What's all the hate for Notebook? Granted I wouldn't have watched it without female company. But, if you've seen it you know it's a good movie. And powerfully sad.

5 People You Meet In Heaven was the same way.

Watch Oldboy. Maybe not sad (definitely in parts), but the most fucked up revenge of all time.

Kid Joe wrote:

Watch Oldboy. Maybe not sad (definitely in parts), but the most fucked up revenge of all time.

co-sign. if you enjoy oldboy watch Sympathy for Lady Vengeance by the same director.

They are remaking Oldboy with Will Smith. You know they're going to hold back.

The saddest movie i've ever seen is N3R0's home movies

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance is probably the most straightforward of the trilogy. I have the whole trilogy. TOTALLY WORTH IT!

Trilogy? I've only even heard of Oldboy before now.

Americanizing that film is a mistake. Especially as a Will Smith vehicle. No doubt it will be watered down. I just can't see him finding out the truth. I also can't see Hollywood allowing the final scene, where he decides to stay with...

No way.

Kid Joe wrote:

Trilogy? I've only even heard of Oldboy before now.

Americanizing that film is a mistake. Especially as a Will Smith vehicle. No doubt it will be watered down. I just can't see him finding out the truth. I also can't see Hollywood allowing the final scene, where he decides to stay with...

No way.

Agreed. Will Smith isn't the right dude.

I thought the same as well but I'm willing to see how this experiment pans out. I mean, Heath Ledger as the Joker. Didn't see that coming. Who knows. I like most of Will's movies anyway.

Oldboy/Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance/Sympathy for Lady Vengeance are part of a trilogy because they were all done by the same Korean Director with the theme of vengeance. None of the films have anything to do with each other.

It's like John Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy which includes:
The Thing/Prince of Darkness/The Mouth of Madness

Goodbye Uncle Tom
Osama
Children of Heaven