Saddest movie?

[Neversoft]

Perks was definitely better as a book — I got a little emotional at the end, but mostly just because it was over. I like that the author also directed/wrote the film, but the book had a lot more substance and was more ambiguous. I felt like the film was too clear cut and I was not at all sold by Emma Watson as Sam.

[Absently]

I really hate perks? Both the book and film?

I mean they were FINE but I didn't think anything special at all....

maybe I should rewatch/read

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the end scene (all i remember) has me in literal floods

it's my fave book n film ever

[OldLoveSong]

deffff marleyand me and the notebook, total tear jerkersss

[rnix]

I don't tend to watch sad films, but Age of Adaline was really sad. I ALMOST cried

[sexpot]

Dobby's death in harry potter

[Juves]

the lion king

[effurt]

Idk but Taken always triggers my emotions

[dodoneSWF]

The Godfather (all the parts) , omg i love it

[King-Tom]

I always found Marley and me quite sad

[despect]

Okay so I am going to be completely different but I'd say the saddest moment for me personally is in toy story 3 when Andy moves away to go to college and he leaves his toys behind because he's too old for them. I have to say I wept!