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- Do you believe the ending of The Champ (1979) to be "the saddest movie moment ever filmed"? [NT]
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- TakethetrainKnute - 3:52pm 3/13/26
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- Life is Beautiful. - conorlarkin - 7:53pm 3/13/26
- Well, if you are going to bring that kind of thing out, might as well mention Jojo... - NedoftheHill - 7:59pm 3/13/26
- I dunno. Still scarred by Old Yeller. [NT]
- Chris94 - 7:28pm 3/13/26
- that for me as well as Hachi: A Dogs Tale [NT] - jimbasil - 8:16pm 3/13/26
- Yes... but Jesus you are as old as I am? [NT]
- Curly1918 - 7:48pm 3/13/26
- ND '94 ... not that old. Well, not that old to me, that is. - NedoftheHill - 8:00pm 3/13/26
- As a 10 nyear old in 1957 I stood in line for a couple hours to see thiis film... [LINK] - Curly1918 - 8:28pm 3/13/26
- ND '94 ... not that old. Well, not that old to me, that is. - NedoftheHill - 8:00pm 3/13/26
- Along those lines, "Cinema Paradiso" ranks high on evoking an emotional response...should be on - TyroneIrish - 7:25pm 3/13/26
- Definitely a sad ending, but the end of Saving Private Ryan ranks as #1 for me… - Domer From Hell - 6:56pm 3/13/26
- Yep [NT] - Frankx - 7:35pm 3/13/26
- Oof. I just watched that. The movie starts & ends in that cemetary. This scene was rough as well... - NedoftheHill - 7:33pm 3/13/26
- Oh yeah. That was a heart breaking seen, too. Miller’s death at the end was tough, too [NT] - Domer From Hell - 7:42pm 3/13/26
- Nope. Rick Schoder was a D bag and he got everything coming to him. [NT] - LanceManion - 4:13pm 3/13/26
- Life is Beautiful. - conorlarkin - 7:53pm 3/13/26
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