Top 20 Most Heartbreaking Movies of All Time

No 'My own private Idaho'?

These are all such sad emotional roller coaster movies. Another movie that got me in addition to these was CIDER HOUSE RULES

Where is toy story 3

The elephant man is one that makes me cry always. Manchester by the sea is a great movie too, glad to see it on the list. Aftersun is a recent one I’d include too.

I've only ever cried during one movie, it was the Green Mile, given I haven't seen the boy in the striped pajamas yet.

Terms of Endearment. Maybe not the saddest ever made, but it alwaus makes me cry.

Grave of the Fireflies is possibly one of the most heartbreaking movies ive ever seen. Its a rare movie that i would say that everyone should watch but no one should watch. Studio Ghibli is phenomenal

A Dog's Purpose

The most sad movie I have ever seen is Umberto D. 1952...

Gotta luv how Mojo never fails to find the dumbest most clueless people to make these lists 😂

The boy in the stripped pajamas is the saddest movie I watched

Hacksaw Ridge

The saddest one for me is "bridge to terabithia"

Where’s Gran Torino ???

The edge of seventeen was just very depressing 2016 it’s on Netflix too

The house of sand and fog was brilliant film, it’s so heartbreaking

Brokeback Mountain was so beautiful.

Grave of the fireflies well deserves to be above those two ranked higher. Like comparing two children starving to a dumb romance

this list needs Hotel Rwanda

what about the "life is beautiful (1989)"

Idk what it was but i cried because of "encato" the drama and feeling left out unloved and talentless hurt cause i related also the expectation from the grandma i really felt that

After watching Hotshots about the 19 firefighters that were killed, I wanted to puke

You missed the movie end of watch

I watched Schindler’s List for the first time yesterday. I have seen many movies that make me cry and made me sad. But that movie…It really changed me in some way that I can’t describe or put in words…Everything about that movie is so…beautifully dark. It’s so brutal and real with what it depicts which makes it even sadder knowing that it is based on a real man and a real, cruel, unbelievable, disgusting thing that actually happened. The way that it is filmed makes everything seem so gritty and dirty (similar to what Saving Private Ryan does) It makes you truly feel like you’re there around all of these poor people who all get brutally murdered. You see such terrible, heartbreaking things that really shock you with how brutal they are….But again it is showed in such a weirdly beautiful and unique way. And the ending especially is so heartbreaking yet hopeful. The mix of knowing that so many people were killed but this one man made it so that so many people could live and have lives and families all because this one man tried to be a good person. When Ben Kingsley’s character was telling Schindler about all he’s done and how many people have been saved and will eventually be born because of him…It is so powerful. I had tears streaming down my face for most of the movie but the ending had me hysterically crying. I was almost wailing I was crying so hard

Seven of these movies were about World War II/Holocaust. Not surprising

No up 😭😭

Thats the worse fu*king list i've ever seen
terrible list
2/10

Pręgi 2004
Pathology bad relationship between father son good movie and cast😢

Where’s “Hachi: a dog’s story” ?!!!!

I’m just going to say it my sister keeper is so sad it’s a movie about cancer but the way we see here grow up and see that she does what ever she can to fight the cancer for here to ‼️‼️⚠️⚠️spoiled⚠️⚠️‼️‼️. For here to die is so sad

What about UP!!!!!

why dont you know or add turtles can fly that is really sad movie

Imitation of Life

THE CURE 1997 must have in that list, It is so underrated movie 😢😢😢

THE ELEPHANT MAN ??!!!???

Schindlers list is the saddest

Of course, no movies focused on Slavery 🤷🏾‍♂️

The movie 🎥 "The Boy in Striped Pajamas" is one of the most tearjerking movies 🎥 I have ever watched in theaters.

The saddest movie I've ever seen is the plague dogs. The green mile a close seconds. I cried for 20 minutes after the plague dogs.

" La vita e bella" is at least worth mentioning

How is The Notebook on this list and Jude (1996) isn't... Poor Jude and Sue... As well as any version of Tess

I tear up at the ending of A Perfect world, when the little boy says to Butch "Do they want to shoot you? 😭

The green mile and The Boy In The Striped Pajamas are on a different level of sadness

My sisters keeper

Bridge to terrabhetia?

Elephant man?

Million Dollar Baby 🥊