HollywoodBQ said:

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Senna
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senna_(film)

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My '72 3.0cs got first place (in category) at the Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance here in Northern Va that day.

I watched the race that morning, left for the show at the finish and heard he died at the accident during the show. I didn't believe it since the crash did not seem so bad even in slow motion. That was the emergence of Michael Schumaker another one with a tragic ending...or is he still in purgatory?

Sad day, sad movie.

Grand Prix the movie also ends sadly.

Ghost Town with Gervaise is a funny chick flick worth watching even if just to see Ta Leoni, my wife made me watch what I thought would be another chick flick night before last:

"Last Christmas" is similar to Ghost Town but a different ending, I would say it was sad.

Stars Emelia Clarke (GoT) and Emma Thompson (Co-produced, screenplay and starred in).

I mean, sad for a chick flick! at least it's not on the Hallmark Channel!

Nice Sleepless reference

VitruvianAg said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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Senna
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senna_(film)

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My '72 3.0cs got first place (in category) at the Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance here in Northern Va that day.

I watched the race that morning, left for the show at the finish and heard he died at the accident during the show. I didn't believe it since the crash did not seem so bad even in slow motion. That was the emergence of Michael Schumaker another one with a tragic ending...or is he still in purgatory?

Sad day, sad movie.

Grand Prix the movie also ends sadly.

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That was such a tough one because I knew what the outcome was going to be.
And in the movie, you could see why but there was nothing that could be done to stop it.
In fact, I think there's a part where Senna says something to the effect of - I can't quit because I'm a racing driver.

The scenes where the helicopter leaves and the airplane lands in Brazil were both really powerful - in my opinion.

Schindler's List
Brian's Song
Old Yeller

showtime said:

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Manchester by the Sea

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Yeah, I turned that off shortly after the house fire and I have no plans to ever rewatch.

1) Stone Fox. For some reason we watched it on the last day before Christmas break in 4th grade. Assembly style, 3-4 classes in one big room on one of those rolling TV/VHS carts. Everyone (boys, girls, teachers) was crying at the end.

2) My Girl. I haven't watched since 1991, and I won't ever watch it again. But I assume it's still sad.

Old Yeller

Her

Mystic River

Manchester By the Sea

#1 said:

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The movie broke me. This scene was very hard to watch.

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I did this back in April

Honestly, I still have days where I zone out on that dog. My oldest son didn't talk to me for a month after I put her down.

Dramatic. I get it. But damn.

Top Gun V.1 Goose.

I never saw O'le Yeller because I can't.

Greater

The buildup was just brutal

The Whale was the last movie to really make me burst into tears...and actually haunt me into the next day. I can't even fully explain it. But the wife and I balled our eyes off near the end. Was a heavy movie for us...which we were not at all expecting.

_lefraud_ said:

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Greater

The buildup was just brutal

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I never heard of that movie until it showed up on Netflix recently. Damn sad, but damn recommended.

This broke me as a child:

Another Doug said:

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Dear Zachary

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This one is a gut shot

schmendeler said:

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Another Doug said:

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Dear Zachary

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This one is a gut shot

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Yes, I highly recommend not seeing this, unless you just want to be sad/furious.

Grave of the Fireflies. Nothing sadder than that

The Brave Little Toaster when the A/C spazzes out and dies.

Benjamin Button. For a unique/fantasy movie it was just so sad.

Also a River Runs through it.

The Champ (Jon voight)

"Dead Ringers"

Don't think this movie is "sad," but it sure is a downer. 100%.

After seeing this flick, I never wanted and have not seen another movie by director David Cronenberg. .

My Girl

Brian's Song

The Judge

Gigi