Saddest movies of all time.

[ElfEyes]

I'll vote for a different type of sad:

1. Interstellar
2. Inception

never stop grieving over lost family.

honorable mention: Field of Dreams

Yeah I forgot about interstellar, before I had kids it might not have effected me but I had to stop the movie multiple times before finishing it

[doghouse]

Brian's song for me. Also sad movie was Love Story. I think it was shown in the early to mid 70's.

[J-J Matt]

There are a few that choke me up, but when Tuff rides for Lane at the end of 8 seconds, that’s a tough one.

[TN_boy]

UP

[texasdeerhunter]

Lonesome Dove, at the end obviously.
The Rookie, when he calls home and tells his kid he is a big leaguer
I got to where I can’t watch Saving Private Ryan anymore

[Longhorn95]

Outside of what has been mentioned above, as a dog owner, Marley and Me is a gut puncher. A sad reminder that even though our best friends aren't with us long, to them, its a lifetime.

My son watched this over and over when he was young and I always had a reason to leave the room at the end of the movie.

[mikemorvan]

Yall named most of them but I might add Slingblade.

You better call a ambalance, or a hearst...

[AntlerCollector]

Y’all a bunch of cry babies.

[BarBBar]

Last of the Mohicans where the sister jumps off the cliff to her death in slow motion rather than be captured by the Hurons is pretty intense.

[MadHatter]

Y’all a bunch of cry babies.

Touche, I don't understand how some of these movies are even honorable mention for "saddest".
Slingblade, come on...., thats just a good movie

[Longhorn95]

Touche, I don't understand how some of these movies are even honorable mention for "saddest".
Slingblade, come on...., thats just a good movie

Mmmmmm hmmmmmm

[DRT]

13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi gets me at the end. Knowing those brave folks did everything they could while being ignored by our leaders still makes my blood boil.

This and Act of Valor..

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[savage1134]

Seeing the funeral procession for Chris Kyle at the end of American Sniper got to me. And also the end of Saving Private Ryan. Different kind of sad though. Sad that some of the greatest Americans who ever lived are gone. Mixed with pride that such men ever lived and represented America.

This. ALL DAY Long,

[basskicker24]

8 Seconds still hits me right in the gut.

Yeah. Always has and always will. One of my favorite movies


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[Iceman89]

As a kid, "Where The Red Fern Grows ".
As an adult probably "Requiem for A Dream".

Yep. Go on ahead and add Old Yeller as well