[Mr.mAddd]

(Original post by Sadsnail)
Going with requiem for a dream found a link pretty quick

God, that film is soo ****ing overrated, it's not even that sad tbh

[itchy and scratchy]

Any hindi film

[EmperorMustard]

The Machinist is pretty depressing.

[Mcnubn]

Grave of the Fireflies

[Sadsnail]

(Original post by Mr.mAddd)
God, that film is soo ****ing overrated, it's not even that sad tbh

I know, it wasn't sad because I didn't like any of the characters hahaha

[jimcatinnes]

(Original post by Sadsnail)
Hey,

Feeling a bit emotional atm and want a good cry.

What's a really depressing film

The best depressing film I've seen is probably lilya 4 ever that really upset me!

Thanskss

Wit.

[LETSJaM]

(Original post by MrHappy_J)
Never Let Me Go = probably the most depressing film in cinema history.

Yep. Can't disagree with you there. Saw it with my friend who never cries at anything thing though so was kind of embarrasing...

<3 x

[punctuation]

North Face (Nordwand). A German film chronicling the attempts of two men to scale the treacherous north face of the Eiger (a mountain). It doesn't sound very sad, but it is honestly the most depressing film I have ever watched.

It's not particularly sad (well, it is sad), but it is mostly emotionally draining, which leaves you feeling very empty after watching it. It's difficult to explain exactly why this film is so depressing without spoiling it, so...

Actual spoilers below -- you may not want to read if you want to have the full emotional impact.

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The two main characters, along with two other men they climb with, all die at the end in a very tragic way. What makes the film even more depressing is that it is based on a true story, and in fact the true story is even more depressing than the film is.

The film portrays the characters as if at least one of them is going to survive and conquer, but really every single one dies, after you emotionally connect with them. The last one dies despite numerous attempts to save his life, coming very close but not managing, and he freezes to death.

[Muddy_Hands]

(Original post by OMG TOOTHBRUSH)
Bridge to Terabithia. It's a kids' film but I was depressed for a couple of days after watching it

Seconded.

[redpanda41]

Moon. Probably the saddest film I've ever seen, the sad bit comes as such a shock too. Great film.

[xx-Samantha-xx]

(Original post by redpanda41)
Moon. Probably the saddest film I've ever seen, the sad bit comes as such a shock too. Great film.

Seconded !! Amazing music as well

For me the sadest films ive seen apart from this one are;
I am Legend
man on fire
armageddon
lion king
gladiator
braveheart
donnie darko
stand by me
the guardian
remember me
marley and me
lord of the rings return of the king
Harry potter when Cedric, sirius and snape (bawled like a baby at snape)
and We were soldiers- (i was pretty inconsolable for a good half an hour after this as one of my friends was joing the army and i didnt want it to happen to him, i was like 16 tho lol)

[MancBoy]

(Original post by emmaaa88)
Personally Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King always makes me cry!

Me too

[inadilemma]

(Original post by Sir Fox)
Just listen to Vide Cor Meum by Patrick Cassidy (classical piece) and imagine the most precious person you know died. Should finish you off

I was in a really good mood. I listened to this and imagined that my family (who have just gone out) died in a car crash and now I'm in floods of tears...

[praveena]

Blue Valentine

[Dukekaki]

(Original post by xx-Samantha-xx)
Seconded !! Amazing music as well

For me the sadest films ive seen apart from this one are;
I am Legend
man on fire
armageddon
lion king
gladiator
braveheart
donnie darko
stand by me
the guardian
remember me
marley and me
lord of the rings return of the king
Harry potter when Cedric, sirius and snape (bawled like a baby at snape)
and We were soldiers- (i was pretty inconsolable for a good half an hour after this as one of my friends was joing the army and i didnt want it to happen to him, i was like 16 tho lol)

I have to agree with you on these:

Armageddon
Lion King (the first one)
Gladiator
Remember Me
Marley and Me
LOTR: Return of the King

**LOTR: Return of King was the first of the LOTR film I watched at the time. I got on a date with my brother and sister; we were late to buy the tickets so we had the front row seat and the screen was up our heads and breaking our necks! Yet I cried when Frodo and Sam was nearly at the brink of death! haha

Also these made me cry too:

Hachiko (I was shocked that an animal like him actually existed! Cry throughout!)
A Walk to Remember
The Object of My Affection (I guess I was jealous that he was gay but he was suited for her. how unfair.)
PS I Love You
Titanic
City of Angels (I hated the last part where he said to one of his friends something like it was all (him being an angel then become human and she died in the end) worth it.
Mann (a hindi film based on an American one-granted, it was a cliche but I still cried. Damn songs have very deep meaning.)

I still have some on my list but I don't remember the names. songs make me cry too. and manga. and anime.

[amarjit18]

pokemon the first movie especially where all the pokemon fight each other and that sad song is playing here is the link to the film :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM48Y1oq214

[twelve]

Seven pounds!

[plimsolls]

All Dogs go to Heaven.

[ellenruby]

My Sister's Keeper. Even the trailer makes me tear up...

[Minotauro]

Cried like a baby after watching 50/50, although my girlfriend did not
Still a terrific film