The saddest film you've ever watched

I saw the movie just 2 days ago the 2nd time and I agree totally. Heart breaking and brilliant as many David Lynch films are.

'The Elephant Man' broke my heart. He was treated so horribly it was inhuman, and it made it even worse that it's based on the story of a real person. I have a love-hate relation with that movie because it's really horrible but also very well made, it's impossible to stay stone faced while watching it and that's pretty rare with movies (at least for me).

Gattaca (1997). One of Ethan Hawkes best performances IMO.

The Green Mile

The Green Mile

Absolutely didn`t get the symbolism in that one, but I also only watched it once and its been a while

Graveyard of Fireflies from Studio Ghibli. I cried.

the sadest viedo is to watch a stockmarket that crashed

the sadest viedo is to watch a stockmarket that crashed

LOL

-Hachi, a dog's tale

- the graveyard of fireflies

- the boy in the striped pyjamas

"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"

Oh and "Her".

Both make me ugly cry Every Single Time.

-Hachi, a dog's tale

- the graveyard of fireflies

- the boy in the striped pyjamas

The boy in the striped pyjamas is heartbreaking 😢

'The Elephant Man' broke my heart. He was treated so horribly it was inhuman, and it made it even worse that it's based on the story of a real person. I have a love-hate relation with that movie because it's really horrible but also very well made, it's impossible to stay stone faced while watching it and that's pretty rare with movies (at least for me).

Same here, I came here to write down this movie. "The Elephant Man"

Also I want to add few more in the list

- My life without me

- Silkwood

- Edward Scissorhands

- Moonlight

Same here, I came here to write down this movie. "The Elephant Man"

Also I want to add few more in the list

- My life without me

- Silkwood

- Edward Scissorhands

- Moonlight

Edward Scissorhands was very sad but a great movie, I loved it. Everything by Tim Burton has that strange morbid vibe to it, but his movies are always amazing.

Edward Scissorhands was very sad but a great movie, I loved it. Everything by Tim Burton has that strange morbid vibe to it, but his movies are always amazing.

Correctly said. I watched all his movies.

"Grave of the Fireflies" (火垂るの墓, Hotaru no Haka), an anime from Studio Ghibli - heartbreaking movie.

Theres a movier where almost all the good peopl, and all the bad people die. (I cant remember the name anymore)

The green mile 😭😭i saw him 100 times i guess

Ingmar Bergman: Winter Light (nattvardsgästerna)

Looks woth watching. I will give it a try. Thanks for recommending.

Ingmar Bergman: Winter Light (nattvardsgästerna)