"Into The Wild" isn't sad. It's about hubris, pride, obliviousness, and being completely unprepared.

The one heartbreaking film I'll seriously never be able to re-watch is Sophie's choice. 💔😭😭😭

My dad died a few months before Field of Dreams came out, so each time I watch it, I get the waterworks earlier and earlier in the film. I'm 70 for goodness sake.

I think I aced it...there was lots of confetti

I can't watch Grave of the Fireflies again. It is hard to choose between this one and Schindler's List, but I had to go with the one which had me in tears. Grave Of the Fireflies is so personal watching individual children starve to death...

Never heard of half of these. I got Million Dollar Baby I cried like an idiot at the end of that.

Lassie Come Home would have topped any of them

watch on jurgen tv

Where the Red Fern Grows still can make me sob, but Grave of the Fireflies is heartbreaking. I can't even watch it more than once.

It all depends on your age. Movies that are great but played to death lose impact over time. Also, how old you are and how old the protagonists are in the film affects how deeply you can empathize with the characters. Sometimes a younger person doesn't comprehend how tragic a character's situation is but an older person with more life experiences might have a greater depth of feeling for the character's plight.

Couldn't answer because I have never even heard of some of them, let alone seen them.

I’m looking at something to watch on TV and The Green Mile is on. No thank you that is too sad. So is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. How they even put Up and Titanic next to them is crazy.

Anyone who didn't pick Schindler's list please put up your hand so we could identify you.

I haven't seen most of these so I selected the one I've seen over the one I haven't but if I haven't seen either I picked the one on the left.

It's Up and I don't care. First few minutes are just an awful gut punch. I cannot listen to that music with crying. And for me, I go with the theory that it's all in Carl's head as he's processing his grief. By far makes the most sense out of the movie, but also makes it incredibly depressing. Carl didn't have his adventure, he's just dreaming about it while sitting in a nursing home.

This is hilarious to me. Of the ... 20 or whatever movies in here I've seen like 5 of them, and 3 of those I didn't find particularly sad. Turned out at the end it was a toss up between Bambi and Million Dollar Baby. :D

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