Saddest Movie Scene Ever?

I diddent cry but in, I am legend when the dog gets bitten and Will smith kills it because it changed that part had to be the worst made me think of my German dying

Steel Magnolias, need kleenex every time I watch

Marley and me gets me every time. Darn it. I stopped watching it when it came out in my movie channels bc I got tired of bawling.


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The movie beaches and steel magnolias. I try too avoid most chick flicks for that reason. I think that's honestly why most men don't like them they don't want to get all emotional and stuff.

I just gave up a huge secret ladies, I think I may truly loose my man card.

I'm a sap for love stories because I'm a romantic at heart even though outwardly I don't appear so.

My four movie scenes that always get to me are these..

The Notebook: When Noah and Allison die in bed together.

Titanic: When Jack dies.

Ever After: When Danielle runs from the ball crying.

Last of the Mohicans: When Alice steps off the cliff to avoid being taken by the Huron and Uncas (you can tell throughout the movie they fall for eachother) is too late to save her.

Of all of those, Last of the Mohicans will always be my favorite. The music score for that movie is also amazing.

The ending of The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas. Only movie scene that has ever made me cry. It made me so angry...

My biggest tear jerker ? Snoopy come home.

I bawled and bawled and bawled when I first saw that as a child, and to this day I still can't watch it without loosing it.

There are plenty of movies that make me cry, but none as bad as that one.

Gale

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Originally Posted by Igby

The ending of The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas. Only movie scene that has ever made me cry. It made me so angry...

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Omg that movie was very emotional. I looked at it in the video store at least 3 times before actually getting it because I knew it would get to me but I had to see it. The irony was unbelievable. They don't teach kids in school that stuff anymore but when I went to school they did tell us about the horrors of the camps. As sad as that movie was, I think it was a great way to represent the way things happened back then and the way they raised their families around it believing it was ok. On both sides. It was a tear jerker for me too.