having recently watched the brave one i have to say that has a really sad ending and its made all the more sadder (but better) by the song 'answer' by sarah mchlaclan its a brilliant song i highly recommend it and the film! also planes, trains and automobiles has another sad but brilliant ending!

Oh I'm going to have to think. The only ones I can think of at the moment are the typical chick flicks - city of angels, pearl harbour and titanic. I'm sure I can think of others.

dancer in the dark is very depressing I would recommend it ut at the same time I wouldn't as its too depressing

The wrestler has this sadness that runs right through it. I don't know how it could fail to get you really. And the Bruce Springsteen song which was written for the character. But Springsteen's voice always makes me feel sad!

Although it's not my favourite Kitano film (that would be Hana Bi), the ending to Sonatine never fails to break my heart every time I watch it.

Oh the best sad ending has to be Love Story. I start crying before the end now, because I know what's coming.

It's embarrassing when you go to the cinema and the sad bit is right at the end though. The lights come up and you're still crying.

ET ... nuff said...

OMG my 14 year old and I watched 'the family stone' last week and wept like Kate Winslet winning her award

I am Legend was the last film that made me cry buckets (I had to compose myself before driving home!) but seven pounds came close last week. Damn you Will Smith!!!

I am Legend was the last film that made me cry buckets (I had to compose myself before driving home!) but seven pounds came close last week. Damn you Will Smith!!!

Why does Will Smith have this power over us all? Hitch is a real tear jerker. :hihi:

The saddest film i have seen was recently...Marley & Me. It was so sad and i was roaring my eyes out on the cinema.:sad::sad::sad::sad::(:(:(:(

Oh and My Girl...wheres his glasses, he needs his glasses....that bit gets me everytime. :(

The saddest music ending a film has to be from "The Last Snows of Spring".

I believe it was from the seventies. I have no idea what the music is but it's a real tear jerker.

Nobody left that cinema without red or running eyes.

'Ghost' was a right tearjerker, I was sobbing (quite loudly) in the cinema, much to the embarrassment of my then boyfriend.

Billy Elliot gets me everytime....i watched that at the cinema I started crying when julie walters starts reading his letter to his mother and he starts reciting it off by heart...I started then and didnt finish till the credits ended and the lights came on....

Got a copy of Billy Elliot at Abbeydale Road Tesco last night for £3 - so I'm looking forward to that this weekend :)

just watched into the wild,quite a sad film at the end...true story though!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(film)

Armageddon. Every time.

Harry Stamper: Grace, I know I promised you I was coming home. Looks like I'm gonna have to break that promise.

Juno. Every time.

The Wrestler. Twice so far!

I'm such a girl! Lol. Does anyone else cry in the cinema then?

Definitely Marley and Me.. I was really struggling to contain the tears at the end of that.

For me its Philadelphia.......

'The Champ' where ricky schroder is crying over john voights body "wake up champ"
bless

P.S i love you is a really sad film, i really enjoyed it

for me its the ending of man on fire and the song i think its called the end sets me off everytime i watch it :(

The Boy in Striped Pyjamas.
A heartbreaking ending, worst since Love Story!

Silent Running always makes me feel very emotional.

for me its the ending of man on fire and the song i think its called the end sets me off everytime i watch it :(

What an amazing and sad film!

Titanic. The tears come right at the beginning for me, then lots of times throughout and at the end. The first time I saw it at the cinema back in 1997 I was sobbing uncontrollably and went on to see it 12.. yes TWELVE more times at the cinema and nuerous times on VHS/DVD (just gone off now actually having not seen it for a year or more).

How green was my valley with a very young roddy Mcdowell

The ending to Angels with dirty faces

The Green Mile and Marley and Me. I had a Labrador like Marley and that made matters worse. When I watched it I was in Hong Kong. They were all crying bucket fulls which surprised me as I thought Labrador was a delicacy over there.

Funny - I watched Marley and Me in Hong Kong too - on what was their New Years Eve. The cinemas were packed!

Sorry got to be Titanic although Castaway has sad ending. Just thought though was devastated at end of Greenmile.

A few songs have done it for me ... No Regrets, by the Walker Brothers; I Don't Like Mondays, by the Boomtown Rats; The Living Years, by Mike and the Mechanics; Send in the Clowns, by Judy Collins; and Artificial Flowers by the Beautiful South have all brought me to tears at some point. The impact of songs tends to fade, though.

Not many films have managed it. Two that did, both ended with a Louis Armstrong film; Twelve Monkeys, and the Bond film with the useless Aussie actor playing Bond. It would have been a cracking film if he hadn't been in it, and the ending still has great emotional power for me despite him.

id say city of angels an marley and me were sad :confused :(

films that always bring a tear to my eye include :-

Shawshank Redemption (sad tears for brookes, and happy tears when andy is finally free, and also when red finds him)
The Green Mile - i cry bucketloads everytime i watch this
The pursuit of happyness -
7 Pounds - i blubbed like anything when i watched this. I want to blame the fact i was halfway through a 24 hour flight , however i think if i watch this again i would still blub.
Ghost - always makes me blub

i like meaning full endings like redemption and never die alone live by the gun and die by the bullets can say more than that

Empire of the Sun - where young Christian Bale stands amongst other kids being reunited with their parents freshly returned from exile, when his parents walk by him, then realise it is their son.

Very powerful (IMHO), and with 20/20 hindsight, quite a good indication of the stuff to come from Bale in his later years.

I can't watch 'The Boy in Stripped Pyjamas' - even discussing it with my daughter who has seen it was harrowing. I can't watch 'Sophie's Choice' for the same reason. I love the end of 'Billy Elliott', it's awesome when Billy leaps onto the stage and the film suddenly ends. So many films have great/sad endings and I usually cry at most films but I think my vote goes to 2 Clint Eastwood films - 'Million Dollar Baby' and 'Gran Torino'. I also put in a vote for 2 Charlton Heston classics 'Soylent Green' and 'Planet of the Apes'. Have watched them 100s of times since but the 1st time I saw the endings as a teenager was amazing.

Hmm, films wise its got to be The Green Mile and The Notebook, saying that though, i think ive cried at most films that have a sad bit in them...wot can i say, im a weepy!

songs wise though its defo Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol, always brings a tear to my eye!

Beaches, Armageddon, Titanic and Ghost :( :( especially beaches at the end. i can feel my tears coming right now lol...

for me it has to be the ending of a film called " never let me go " infact a superb film all round

and " the boy in the striped pyjamas "

Grave of the Fireflies, a Japanese animation, but don't underestimate how sad it is.

House of Sand and Fog, it is very unclear who was right and who was wrong.

Spanish film the Orphange, the ending is unbearably sad.

Apparently New line cinema has bought the rights for an American remake..I wished they would leave foreign horror films alone.

Spanish film the Orphange, the ending is unbearably sad.

Apparently New line cinema has bought the rights for an American remake..I wished they would leave foreign horror films alone.

I saw that all alone at home in my couch and it was really bad!!