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Beaches was SO sad! Marley and Me mad me sob for hours. Our dog dies the same way Marley did, so it hit close to home. I'm a big cryer anyways, LOL!

"Grave Of The Fireflies"

I watched it ONCE.
The pain in my heart was so bad, I never watched it again... I can't even think of it without tearing up... I'm too damned soft-hearted when it comes to children, I guess..

I would have to say "Ghost." I simply ADORE Patrick Swayze!!!!! I loved it so much (even though I cried and cried), I bought the DVD. It's the saddest one I've ever seen!

The Way We Were

I really avoid sad movies.....
I haven't seen the 2 you mentioned....

Old Yeller...
I suppose.....
Ghost was sad, but not a jerker though.......

Well the movies you mentioned do sound familiar however I cant quite remember them at this moment.
I have to think of lately, since I am one who can watch repeats and think it is the first time watching it lol!
There is one I just seen called "are own house" or something rather. Kathy Bates is in it and I just think she is one of the strongest leading ladies out there! She is poor with 5-6 kids and homeless and they find this run down house and start fixing it up. It is told through the eyes of the eldest child.

I also watched "sling blade", which I think is sad. Billy Bob Thornton stars in it and made it. These both have domestic violence in them. But this one also has right and wrong, mental health issues and I guess I lean towards this??

Where the red fern grows for all dog lovers, or critter lovers in general this is one at the top though I am not a big religious person but...... It is rated G for a reason. A oldy but a goodie!

Love Story. Green Mile. any war time love story.

I just saw this movie "Awakening". It broke my heart.

The Reader made me cry. Atonement was very sad. Fried Green Tomatoes makes me cry and laugh at different scenes. There is a movie coming out in November called Precious. It is based on the novel by Sapphire called Push. The trailer for this movie made me cry and everyone who saw it at Sundance said there wasn't a dry eye in the house.

Ordinary People
-- and, boy, it was a shock to see Mary Tyler Moore being a witch with a "b"
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I have two movies that I think are the saddest - The Notebook and The Bucket List.
The Bubcket List hits home for me as I watched my Mom battle cancer & many of the images in the movie were right on the money with that - always makes me cry.

Philadelphia

I thought of a good old sad movie....
it's a very old movie called "Portrait of Jenny".....

I would have to say Beaches, Star Trek III (Kirk loses his son and the Enterprise, so sad), Nights in Rodanthe, and Old Yeller!

I was going to say beaches too.

"Message in a Bottle" with Kevin Costner one a pretty sad one.

"Terms of Endearment" and the "The Evening Star" which was the sequel. Loved them both, but very sad too.

Love Story (1970) Love means never having to say you're sorry.

It took me forever to get around to watching Brian's Song and wished I never did. I swore off sad movies after that and then watched Sophie's Choice. I'm stupid. I hate sad movies... I hate crying through the whole thing. There are some beautiful movies out there that I just cannot bring myslef to watch, because I don't want to cry through the whole movie. Yeah... I'm that bad.