I agree, the movie is very sad. It left me with a weird feeling in my stomach for about a week. Yet it is one of my all-time favorites.

 

Oh yeah, and the incredibly heartbreaking soundtrack 'A Love That Will Never Grow Old' is what got me into Emmylou Harris (who in turn, made my all-time favorite album). That song is so sad as well.

Edited July 18, 201114 yr by Atonement

You will literally f***ing DROWN IN TEARS.

Oh lord. I'm not watching the rest of it then. I'm not liking how I'm feeling now. I'm definitely not going to make myself worse.

Maybe read spoilers instead of seeing the rest of the film?

 

To be frank, I rather surprisingly didn't feel THAT sad when I watched it. It was the time when stuff like that (the ending of this film) used to happen after all.

 

BTW that scene in the tent have been pretty much the biggest turn on for me ever. Even more than the one in s01e04 of Queer As Folk :kink:

I just watched the end and it didn't make me cry, I just felt very moved by the whole thing. It was a beautiful film and very well acted by all involved, and I can definitely say it's one of my favourite films.

Sorry but this has to be done;

 

 

In all seriousness, I have never seen this movie but I don't really know why. I feel like I should.

There are some right SISSIES in this thread! TOUGH IT OUT. S'JUST A FILM.

There are some right SISSIES in this thread! TOUGH IT OUT. S'JUST A FILM.

It's a very moving film though, especially if it's something you can connect with on some level.

There are some right SISSIES in this thread! TOUGH IT OUT. S'JUST A FILM.

 

POOR EMOTIONLESS JARK

Somehow I only just got round to watching this. Can already safely say that it is one of the best films I have ever seen. The subtlety, the metaphors, the beautiful cinematography, the perfect acting and poignancy. Somehow the death of Heath Ledger adds another layer to all that. Stunning, stunning film.