Sadest Movie

[Mustafa]

What was the sadest movie you have ever watched?

Mine would hve to be the green mile... :baby: :cry::

Im such a little girl :cry:: *runs away crying*

[edwin writer]

:cry:: The long journey home :cry::

[Kingox]

Elmo in grouch land

lol I dont know!

[imported_palags]

From the ones i have seen it is "The Green mile" too. I think a very good movie.

[humanvirus]

Originally posted by Mustafa@Mar 16 2004, 06:02 PM
the green mile
That's a very good movie, that's one of the saddest I have watched.

That and AI. :cry:

[papa_kulikov]

"The Perfect World"

[humaira]

mine is 'cast away' the end alwayz make me sad

[imported_Buba]

Schinders list :cry:

[GreyHunter]

There was this really old movie, french production I think, about a boy and a father jews captured in a nazi camp. The father made the boy believe this was all a game, and that if he would et enough points, he would win. Was really intriguing, not really mass violence or anything, simply touching. Later in the movie, when the allied forces attacked the base, the father gets killed for protecting the son, whilst searching for the mother, and, well, this would make sense of you watched it.

[millermagic]

My dog Skip ... I think i almost made it to the end of that movie before falling asleep. I fall asleep during movies.

[Musouka]

A Walk to Remember :cry: :cry::

[humanvirus]

Originally posted by GreyHunter+--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (GreyHunter)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>There was this really old movie, french production I think, about a boy and a father jews captured in a nazi camp. The father made the boy believe this was all a game, and that if he would et enough points, he would win. Was really intriguing, not really mass violence or anything, simply touching. Later in the movie, when the allied forces attacked the base, the father gets killed for protecting the son, whilst searching for the mother, and, well, this would make sense of you watched it. [/b]
That sounds like a sad movie. :cry:
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I fall asleep during movies. [/quote]
So does my "mom", you old woman!

[millermagic]

Originally posted by humanvirus+Mar 19 2004, 07:27 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (humanvirus @ Mar 19 2004, 07:27 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> Originally posted by GreyHunter@
There was this really old movie, french production I think, about a boy and a father jews captured in a nazi camp. The father made the boy believe this was all a game, and that if he would et enough points, he would win. Was really intriguing, not really mass violence or anything, simply touching. Later in the movie, when the allied forces attacked the base, the father gets killed for protecting the son, whilst searching for the mother, and, well, this would make sense of you watched it.
That sounds like a sad movie. :cry:
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I fall asleep during movies.
So does my "mom", you old woman! [/b][/quote]
It's not my fault that I can't controll when i fall asleep

[Titchimp]

bambi :tweet:

[Poochie Lue]

Slingblade for some odd reason

[Phaze]

For some, seriously weird a$$ reason, mine was that R2D2 movie. I loved Johnny 5, haha.

[humanvirus]

Originally posted by =M4K4V3L1=
For some, seriously weird a$$ reason, mine was that R2D2 movie. I loved Johnny 5, haha.
Ooo oo! Was that the one about that robot... and it was gold... and and and it started doing all those crazy things?!?

[imported_SoozO]

Big Fish. I cried so much at that. Then had to leave the cinema with mascara running down my face, oops!

[Blade]

I haven't ever seen a sad movie :lol:

[Phaze]

Originally posted by humanvirus+Mar 23 2004, 01:51 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (humanvirus @ Mar 23 2004, 01:51 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-=M4K4V3L1=
For some, seriously weird a$$ reason, mine was that R2D2 movie. I loved Johnny 5, haha.
Ooo oo! Was that the one about that robot... and it was gold... and and and it started doing all those crazy things?!? [/b][/quote]
Yeah, basically. But, it died. Witch made me sad. It showed it's intelligence and loyalty, lol. I loved it, seriously.

[humanvirus]

I rented that robot movie out all the time when I lived in London. It was like my favorite movie!

I just remembered another sad movie I've watched... It was about this boy in school, and he is given an asignment to make the world a better place. He thinks up and idea that if he does a good deed to three people, and each of them do 3 more good deeds, the world will be a better place ect. He's walking home from school, I think, and he sees a kid getting beat up, so he tries to stop the fight. The people stab him and he dies, then at the end of the movie people from all over the world have been effected by the 3 good deeds thing, and they all come to his funeral.

[imported_Prince_Charles]

Originally posted by humanvirus+Mar 23 2004, 01:51 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (humanvirus @ Mar 23 2004, 01:51 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-=M4K4V3L1=
For some, seriously weird a$$ reason, mine was that R2D2 movie. I loved Johnny 5, haha.
Ooo oo! Was that the one about that robot... and it was gold... and and and it started doing all those crazy things?!?[/b][/quote]
The name of the first film was Short Circuit and the second one where he is gold and dies is called Short Circuit 2...there we go :tweet:

my sad movie was erm....Leon....at the end when he gets shot in the back of the head...that was sad...but then he blew himself up along with the nasty cop in a massive explosion which was good....Leon has to be the best film ever! :thumbsup:

[imported_SoozO]

ooh I have Short Circuit 2 on video, never saw the first one though, I always remember how fast he could read book though. not sure why I remember that but I did :)

[Sydor25]

Braveheart was pretty sad, even though you knew the ending.

The Last Samurai is a recent sad movie.

[Legendary_Soldier]

Perhaps the Green Mile. Or the ending of Devon's movie room service mad me sad... Especialy when the 20 minute lesbian scene ended :cry::

[imported_Obitus]

Lonesome Dove :D

[imported_Prince_Charles]

I have finnally remembered the most saddening bit in a movie

i know it isnt a movie that is sad as such but

Lotr- Fellowship of the ring.....when gandalf is dragged down into the darkness in the dwarf mines...and it goes in slow motion with every1 crying, people screaming NOOOOOOOO and the ever so sad music in the back...the classical music :cry:: god it is sooo sad!

[Kobayashi]

Platoon, when Elias is left behind to the VC.

[Phaze]

Yeah. Platoon was a sad one. he||, all WW2 movies are sad.

[imported_eXiLe]

A.I Artificial Intelligence was a really sad movie. Its about some people who created a robot that takes place in the future that can be filled with love. A father bought it for his wife because their son was in a hospital. things have been going dumb from that robot after the wife put her love in that robot. then she trashed him in a forest. then he does whatever it takes to become a real boy so the woman would love him, he went to the first thing he remembered, a blue fairy and asked her to become a real boy, staring at the structure (blue fairy) for over 2000 years. then some aliens found him after all those years and then told him that the woman was dead because it was 2000 yrs ago, they told him they could make her alive for 1 day because of errors happening after that only if he had a bit of her. he took of his pockets some hair he cut off 2000 years ago when he lived with his owners. so they were able to let her come back for 1 day. the robot and the woman enjoyed their day, without the robot saying what happened, the day passed and then when it was time to sleep, she slept forever with that robot near her..forever and ever she wound not move or get up.

thats it, really sad story, sadder when you see it tho.


AIT

[papa_kulikov]

yea i really liked the last samuri... ^_^

[larry]

Any movie with Keanu Reeves in it. He's got to be the saddest actor I ever seen !!

[imported_eXiLe]

he|| NO, that guy's a monster, man! Wait till you watch the movie Speed and then you decide.

The saddest actor i know is....aw he|| I forgot the name.


AIT

[larry]

Originally posted by Artificial Intelligent Trojan@May 2 2004, 02:35 PM
he|| NO, that guy's a monster, man! Wait till you watch the movie Speed and then you decide.

The saddest actor i know is....aw he|| I forgot the name.


AIT
Agreed, Speed was a good flick but not because of Keanu Reeves. The only movie where I thought he was expressing his real forte was Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure. Watch any other movie he acts in and you wonder WTF or who the he|| would pay him but then my wife says that he's a " hunk a doodle do " but agrees that his acting sucks. So what the he|| do I know . Kevin Costner is pretty bad too.

[Musouka]

you want sad acting, how bout the chick from Saved By the Bell in Showgirls?

[larry]

Originally posted by Gryph@May 3 2004, 05:11 AM
you want sad acting, how bout the chick from Saved By the Bell in Showgirls?
As bad as Modonna in Bugsy ?

[Slava45]

A walk to remember- the best romantic comedy I've ever seen. :doh:
j/k
I've seen my lot of sad and depressing movies. I dont really care for them but I'll have to go with, the "Inner Circle". Very dark movie
It takes place in moscow during ww2 and is about this guy who becomes camera man for stalin, and plays stalin's videos and things like that. In the end all of the main charecters except for the camera man end up dying (Including The Boss himself :no: ).

[Slava45]

Any movie with Keanu Reeves in it. He's got to be the saddest actor I ever seen !!
It was so funny at the end of the matrix revolutions, when Neo and Trinity were in that ship thing, and trinity was dying. And neo was supposed to be crying, but he didnt have any eyes. The top part of his face was burned and scarred so bad that He didnt even have anything to cry with. But he was still making those facial expressions that people make when they cry. :lol:

[imported_Prince_Charles]

HA HA HA HA HA HA...yeah i know....lol

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

i would say band of brothers if u just think what those soldiers really went threw and wat it was like then during the age of heros and compare wat its like now the age of terror

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

also there is The Pianoist wich is about a jew during the hulicost who was sent to a getto were he wittnessed 12 year old buys falling over dead, nazis pushing around a 70 pound 80 year old man, then a group of nazis that go into a house and push a old man out the top of a 6 story building who was in a wheel chair because he couldnt stand up. Then his entire family was sent to the consintration camps but he escaped and staid in a apartment secretly then went to the old bombed out gettos to hide where he befrended a german officer because he playd the piano for him towards the end of the war and the officer gave him his coat, then the soviets found him and set him free from the village and protected him...so he returnd to his radio place and playd the piano again...then later found out that the nazi that spared his life and helped him was killed in a Russian POW camp in 1954. ITS ALL A TRUE STORY

[imported_Matbacon]

Forest Gump and Green mile realie touching films

[larry]

The saddest movie I ever seen is "The decline of CODBoards.com" :pissed: Now that's sad... :cry::

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

green mile is pretty sad

[{NGM} PSYKO Dragon]

Mine was The last Samurai. The last battle when they use those crank-operated gattling guns and mowed down all the Samuraies and their horses. Then stopped to let the two last(one of them Tom Cruise) enjoy one last moment of honnor, now that was the best storyline ever.

And let's not forget Hero...

[rando]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Cast Away
Saving Private Ryan

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

i didnt like the movie Hero i thought it was kinda gay and i didnt get the story line at all the person would die then all of a sudden there back to life and then die again doing the same thing its kinda gay then at the end the guy doesnt even kill the king guy

[imported_Aesir]

HAHAHAHA!!! sorry, no offense or anything, but reading this thread is pure comedy gold for me. im not trying to sound tough or anything, but the only sad or depressing movie ive seen ever was the never ending story, and that was when i was about 7. really, didnt you guys grow out of crying when you left (have you yet....?) primary school?

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

r u kiddin i fell asleep through that movie (without a single teary eye)

[imported_Aesir]

hahah, thats a bit rich coming from someone who thinks the green mile is sad... you little sook. by the way, if you'll divert your eyes to my last post, i said i saw it when i was SEVEN, and i didnt say anything about crying. and you are what, 17, maybe 18?? and you CRY during movies!!! HAHAHAHA thats the funniest thing ive read in a long time. *****, im only 15 and i havnt been sad over a movie since kindergatern

[-=(B-I-A)=-{GOA}WARdog]

well maby if u stoped playin video games 24/7 and get a life u would realize the reality of war...so far ive lost my dad in vietnam and my older brother in Iraq....those things in those movies where the good guy dies...well ive seen it happen and its its somethin alot more sad then when u get fragged in a video game

[imported_Aesir]

im sorry about your family, but its just a personal thing when i say im not touched by movies. ive seen Saving Private ryan so many times it has kind of lost its effect on me, but ill admit when i first saw it i did feel a bit depressed. no offense meant.

[KILLER KISER]

I think, I Am Sam.. is pretty sad...

My wife says, Ol' Yeller..

But, for sure the saddest movie ever has to be made...Schendlier's List

*Born on 4th of July" is sad... :(
In a way, "Platoon"... :cry: :cry:

[[F2G]vorteX]

There was this really old movie, french production I think, about a boy and a father jews captured in a nazi camp. The father made the boy believe this was all a game, and that if he would et enough points, he would win. Was really intriguing, not really mass violence or anything, simply touching. Later in the movie, when the allied forces attacked the base, the father gets killed for protecting the son, whilst searching for the mother, and, well, this would make sense of you watched it.

That was "Life is Beautiful"

The saddest movie i ever saw was the pianist. So sad!! :cry:: :cry:: :cry:: :cry:: :cry:: :cry::