Brian's Song
The Stars Look Down

House of sand and fog

Brokeback Mountain

Pan's Labyrinth -- THE saddest movie I've ever seen. I saw it in the theater, and all these years later just thinking about it makes me cry.

Anonymous wrote:Ordinary People. It's devastating.

Yes. The book is so sad too. MTM was such a bitch in that movie. So different than her normal persona, but utterly convincing.

Blue Valentine
Project X
Where the Red Fern Grows

PS I Love You

So sappy, but I burst into tears every time she opens a letter.

Ordinary People. It's devastating.

Love Story
Brian's Song

Anonymous wrote:Elephant Man

Oh yes, that was sooo sad.


Along that line, Mask, with Cher.

My Left Foot: The Story of Christie Brown

Steel Magnolias
Rudy
Beaches
Terms of Endearment
Stepmom
An officer and a Gentleman
Brian's Song
Charlie St. Cloud
A Time to Kill
Amistad

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Anonymous wrote:Dancer in the Dark. I cried for days. Ugly crying. Every time I thought of it, I started up. It was not cleansing. Lars von Trier is an asshole.

NP. All these years and I've never seen that. I finally Wiki'd it and now I want to take a header off the 14th St. bridge.

Can I join you? Geez....just read the plot synopsis. It's beyond depressing.

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Anonymous wrote:Life is beautiful

Worst movie ever. Totally trivializes the Holocaust.

Actually, it shows its sheer horror through comedy. Watch it again and try not to be so shallow.

Anonymous wrote:Steel Magnolias.

This. I mean, if you don't cry when Sally Field loses it at the cemetery, then you have no heart.

Cry Freedom
Hotel Rawanda

Eyes on the Prize (documentary)

March of the Penguins. The dead baby penguins and the moms being so sad that they tried to steal other baby penguins. I have to say, though, I watched it right after I gave birth. Probably not a good time to watch something about any babies dying.