What movies make you cry?

[AllyGirlie]

Okay well last night I watched The Notebook with a few people and I don't know about you, but that movie makes my cry (especially at the end). It was Paula's first time seeing it so she was a complete wreck.

Anyways what movies make you bawl your eyes out?

[Starfire]

quite a few made me cry one of them was Parlharbour that movie was sad:(
Another movie i cried was in Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire when Cedric dies and his dad sees him and is like "Thats my son!Thats my boy!"Its soo sad:(:(:(

[Princess Ash]

Armageddon - EVERY time (and I've seen this 4 or 5 times) Liv says goodbye to Bruce and at the very end when the Father is reunited with his son and wife...GAAAHHHHH :sad:
The Notebook - When Ally and Noah break up...that makes me sad...but I have also watched it about 20+ times...LITERALLY...so I'm a little immune at this point :goodvibes
Noel - It just related to my situation that I was in and I bawled my eyes out for approximately 35 minutes to an hour...I don't mean cried...I mean SOBBED...well...not only did it relate...it was just a REALLY SAD movie too...you guys should see it... :rolleyes:

I LOVE CRYING DURING MOVIES!!!

Disney movies I cry at:

Pocahontas - Last time I watched this (2 years ago?) I cried when Thomas shot Kokoum (sp?)
Hercules - Every time Phil gets his dream of them saying "That's Phil's boy" to a constellation in the sky, I cry.
Other ones too...I just can't think of them at the moment.

[VolleyballQt07]

My Girl
Remember the Titans
Homeward Bound(?)
and a couple others but those are biggies!

[AllyGirlie]

Mine are:

The Notebook (obviously)

House of Sand and Fog - I saw that in theatre and I bawled my eyes out..it was so depressing, everyone died

I am Sam - enough said

Hope Floats

Lilo and Stitch - the part where Stitch goes into the woods with the ugly duckling book..man I felt like an idiot for crying during that one

There this other movie, I can't remember what it is and it's driving me crazy. There's this one part of it that I refuse to watch just because it's so cruel. A group of boys follow this one kid and beat the crap out of him for no real reason, just because he's different. I can see it in my head now, the kid laying on the ground in a ball after being beaten up and crying. It's driving me crazy, I can't remember...

[meygen_k]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire when Cedric dies and his dad sees him and is like "Thats my son!Thats my boy!"Its soo sad:(:(:(

That bit gets me everytime :( Saving Private Ryan is another :(:(

[Babyjustrun]

My Girl
Remember the Titans
Homeward Bound(?)
and a couple others but those are biggies!

My Girl always reduces me to tears. Macaulay Culkin was the cutest kid ever (KID I said, kid.) and when he dies I just bawl. The character lived such a short life, and the girl lost her best friend.


Mine are:

The Notebook (obviously)

House of Sand and Fog - I saw that in theatre and I bawled my eyes out..it was so depressing, everyone died

I am Sam - enough said

Hope Floats

Lilo and Stitch - the part where Stitch goes into the woods with the ugly duckling book..man I felt like an idiot for crying during that one

There this other movie, I can't remember what it is and it's driving me crazy. There's this one part of it that I refuse to watch just because it's so cruel. A group of boys follow this one kid and beat the crap out of him for no real reason, just because he's different. I can see it in my head now, the kid laying on the ground in a ball after being beaten up and crying. It's driving me crazy, I can't remember...
I almost cried during that. It's soo sad.

A Walk To Remember - Everyone cries during this. Nicholas Sparks is a genius.

Tru Confessions - It really makes me sad. When the dad gets mad, when he loses his way in the library, when the kids spit in his hat. The first time I saw this movie my mum wouldn't let me finish it because I was crying my eyes out.

Ladder 49 - Come on' the song at the end reduces me to tears EVERY time.

[Sparx]

any war movies.

[DisneyGirl421]

A Walk to Remember. I remember seeing for the first time in the theatre, and bawling my eyes out when she told him she had luekimia. I still cry every time.

Pearl Harbor. Watching Ben Affleck cry over a dead Josh Hartnett gets me every time... Especially the 'You're gonna be a daddy!' 'No, you are' line.

Rent. Who doesn't cry during the end of Without You into I'll Cover You (reprise)? I wasn't bawling as much though in the movie then I was seeing it on broadway live, but I still cry every time no matter what.

[ohwow]

A Walk to Remember. I remember seeing for the first time in the theatre, and bawling my eyes out when she told him she had luekimia. I still cry every time.

Pearl Harbor. Watching Ben Affleck cry over a dead Josh Hartnett gets me every time... Especially the 'You're gonna be a daddy!' 'No, you are' line.

Rent. Who doesn't cry during the end of Without You into I'll Cover You (reprise)? I wasn't bawling as much though in the movie then I was seeing it on broadway live, but I still cry every time no matter what.


Oh my lanta.
rent gets me every single time. i start tearing up at the without you part and then im full swing into bawling my eyes at ill cover you reprise.
has anyone else seen simon birch?
MAN SADDEST MOVIE EVER. deffinitly a must see

[Scissors4Franky]

Apollo 13, Titanic, The Lion King, Rocky Horror Picture Show(the part when Frank dies), Edward Scissorhands, Finding Neverland

:goodvibes ::yes::

[HSMndLKfan92]

RENT, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, All Disney movies (but then I remember the happy ending), Star Wars Episode VI.

[TinkerTracy]

Wow I cry at most movies...or at least tear up...Wow I sound pathetic

[AllyGirlie]

Wow I cry at most movies...or at least tear up...Wow I sound pathetic

Me too, I'm the girl who cried during Big Daddy when the kid was being taken away..

[imabrat]

The Notebook
::yes::

[Rella Bella]

If you like these tear jerker movies you should watch the "Anne of Green Gables" series -- the one with Megan Fallows -- it is awesome! You'll need a box of Kleenex!

[Loves Disney]

Maybe because it was midnight that I first watched it, but one of many movies that made me cry was "Big Fish".

[Scissors4Franky]

Maybe because it was midnight that I first watched it, but one of many movies that made me cry was "Big Fish".
oh i hear ya sister. :goodvibes

that movie just rocks my face, mainly beacuse its a Tim Burton movie :)

[Loves Disney]

oh i hear ya sister. :goodvibes

that movie just rocks my face, mainly beacuse its a Tim Burton movie :)

I bet it does "rock your face" LOL :rotfl:

I like Tim Burton's films...except his animated ones. I saw The Nightmare Before Christmas and didn't care for it too much lol. I didn't watch The Corpse Bride either...I have no interest.

One that I really want to see but haven't yet is Edward Scissorhands. I have GOT to see that one.

Did you know that Johnny Depp has agreed to do any Tim Burton film? Those two are tight friends, lol.

[PeterPan#1Fan]

I don't cry that much but the last time I saw Lion King I almost cried. Mostley because life without my father would be awful.

[Scissors4Franky]

I bet it does "rock your face" LOL :rotfl:

I like Tim Burton's films...except his animated ones. I saw The Nightmare Before Christmas and didn't care for it too much lol. I didn't watch The Corpse Bride either...I have no interest.

One that I really want to see but haven't yet is Edward Scissorhands. I have GOT to see that one.

Did you know that Johnny Depp has agreed to do any Tim Burton film? Those two are tight friends, lol.
of course i know! Tim is my IDOL!! if uve read my other posts i make it quite obvious :goodvibes

[TheGirlin14G]

I cry at so many movies.. I inherit that from my mom :rolleyes:

Finding Neverland(MAJOR tear jerker!)
Radio Flyer(with Elijah Wood when he was little - so sad)
Big Fish(definitely :sad: )
Rent(both for obvious reasons and for my own reasons *tear*)
The Notebook
Little Miss Sunshine!(did not expect to cry!)
Miracle on 34th Street(1942 original black and white version).. actually a lot of old movies make me cry.. I love classic movies(the less color the better ^_^) and they always get me teary eyed for one reason or another!
Any Monty Python movie.. but those are more :lmao: kind of tears ^_^

Also several Disney movies.. there are so many more, I just can't think of any right now!

[cheerbop]

The Notebook
Eight Below

I cry at quite a few movies...but these 2 get me every time :sad:

[AceZathura]

Girls, I am a hardcore tough dude, but the movie I almost cried in was Rugrats 2, Rugrats In Paris. When Chuckie was looking out the window of the airplane with that song playing... about - I Want A Mom -. talk about sad.. :sad1: :sad1: :( :( :sad: :sad: :sad:

[TheGirlin14G]

Girls, I am a hardcore tough dude, but the movie I almost cried in was Rugrats 2, Rugrats In Paris. When Chuckie was looking out the window of the airplane with that song playing... about - I Want A Mom -. talk about sad.. :sad1: :sad1: :( :( :sad: :sad: :sad:

I definitely cried at that too!!

[caitlin]

I always cry at the part where Ally loses her memory again and Noah starts to cry.

I'll cry at anything if I'm in the right mood. I've been brought to tears by movie previews, lol.

Oh yeah, I forgot about Rugrats in Paris. I bawled like a little baby, and this was two months ago! hahah

[OnceUponAStar*]

I have cried in so many movies I can't remember them all, but ones I cry in everytime..

Ladder 49, can not go through that movie w/o crying.
The World Trade Center
United 93
The Notebook
Titanic

[DollfieDreams]

hmm..
the iron giant - no seriously. its SAD!
the fox and the hound - when the lady is taking tod to the forest...;_;
rent - nuff said. and for personal reasons.
titanic - i know its sinking..every time...but hey..
v for vendetta - its sad darnit.
A.I. - if youve seen it..you'll know...holy junk.
moulin rouge - yep.

[Clotho]

"House of Sand and Fog - I saw that in theatre and I bawled my eyes out..it was so depressing, everyone died"

This is the WORST bawling session I have EVER EVER had for a movie. I saw it at home as a rental, had to stop partway through because I was so heartwrenched by the storyline. By the time we reached the end, 48 hours later, I was CHOKING SOBS. Like...like someone I knew had died. Ohhhhh.

I loved that movie.

Old movie: "On the Beach" with Cary Grant, and a smaller role with Fred Astaire. It's a post-nuclear war movie made in the 1960's, black and white, where people in Australia are waiting for the nuclear fallout from America to finally hit the Southern Hemisphere. AMAZING movie, especially for the time period.

An Affair to Remember (1957). EVERY time. I am blessed with a husband who also lists this movie among one of his favorite all time movies. We watch it almost every time Tivo records it, and we OWN it.

Sense and Sensibility. "He's getting down on one knee!" Oh it pushes me over the edge every time!

Anything with true love makes me cry, really. Not contrived love, like so many scripts subscribe to any more to rush through the plot. But developed characters and believable love and joy and friendship. Yep. I'm a sucka.

[Sparx]

I've been crying at the drop of a hat lately. I actually cried at a commercial not too long ago. :rolleyes:

[Loves Disney]

Movies, like books, sometimes are so well written and presented that the characters become our "friends"...we gain empathy for these characters and we end up living the life with them.

In any good film or book, any good person will connect and if the storyline is sad in any way...we are naturally forced to feel as we would had the film or book been in our actual lives.

If we can't "feel" what we are watching or reading, the piece of work will be thought of as poorly written or put together...it becomes one of our least favorites.

That is also why some people say the reason their favorite movie or book is their favorite is because they can relate to it. Is it that their lives really CAN relate or has the story just pulled the person in so far, that the person ultimate lives in that story?

A favorite movie of mine is "What Dreams May Come", "Big Fish" and "Armegeddon". Both because I start to feel empathy for the main characters...during the movies I learn SO much about them that it's nearly impossible not to feel that.

My favorite book is "The Catcher in the Rye" and yes, it made me cry. I learn SO much about the main character that by the time the end rolled around...I could almost feel exactly what Holden Caufield (character) was feeling. Because the emotion and impact was so strong, it will take a lot for me to find a book that is my new favorite.

It isn't just for tears...we are often times apt to feel scared for the characters, or feel happy for the characters. During a scary movie, have you ever felt your heart beat faster when the main character is approching something terrible or dangerous but he/she doesn't know it...but you do?

If you ever feel any kind of emotion during a movie or while reading a book...you can assume the writers are amazing.

[Scissors4Franky]

Movies, like books, sometimes are so well written and presented that the characters become our "friends"...we gain empathy for these characters and we end up living the life with them.

In any good film or book, any good person will connect and if the storyline is sad in any way...we are naturally forced to feel as we would had the film or book been in our actual lives.

If we can't "feel" what we are watching or reading, the piece of work will be thought of as poorly written or put together...it becomes one of our least favorites.

That is also why some people say the reason their favorite movie or book is their favorite is because they can relate to it. Is it that their lives really CAN relate or has the story just pulled the person in so far, that the person ultimate lives in that story?

A favorite movie of mine is "What Dreams May Come", "Big Fish" and "Armegeddon". Both because I start to feel empathy for the main characters...during the movies I learn SO much about them that it's nearly impossible not to feel that.

My favorite book is "The Catcher in the Rye" and yes, it made me cry. I learn SO much about the main character that by the time the end rolled around...I could almost feel exactly what Holden Caufield (character) was feeling. Because the emotion and impact was so strong, it will take a lot for me to find a book that is my new favorite.

It isn't just for tears...we are often times apt to feel scared for the characters, or feel happy for the characters. During a scary movie, have you ever felt your heart beat faster when the main character is approching something terrible or dangerous but he/she doesn't know it...but you do?

If you ever feel any kind of emotion during a movie or while reading a book...you can assume the writers are amazing.
::yes::

[pigletgirl]

Stepmom, Finding Neverland, Walk to Remember

[VolleyballQt07]

Apollo 13, Titanic, The Lion King, Rocky Horror Picture Show(the part when Frank dies), Edward Scissorhands, Finding Neverland

:goodvibes ::yes::


yes! those make me cry to. titanic makes me cry so much, i dont even watch it when its on :guilty:

[AllyGirlie]

"House of Sand and Fog - I saw that in theatre and I bawled my eyes out..it was so depressing, everyone died"

This is the WORST bawling session I have EVER EVER had for a movie. I saw it at home as a rental, had to stop partway through because I was so heartwrenched by the storyline. By the time we reached the end, 48 hours later, I was CHOKING SOBS. Like...like someone I knew had died. Ohhhhh.

I loved that movie.

Same here. I have never cried so much. I hated that movie, I had no sympathy for Conolly's character because she brought it on herself and caused it all to happen..


I always cry at the part where Ally loses her memory again and Noah starts to cry.

That's the part that gets me every time..

Old movies make me shed a tear too. I cried during Meet Me in St. Louis when Judy Garland sings Have Yourself a Merry Little Chrismas. I love that song and the context of what it was being sung about made it even more emotional..

I cried while reading a book once..it was Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen. I cried when the girl talks about her past and how she was made fun of, I can't read that one part. Also it was tears of happiness at the end when she finally stood up to the girl who has tormented her her entire life..

[Princess Ash]

OMG how could I forget???

Titanic (I bawl my eyes out when he says "Rose, oh Rose you're so stupid Rose!" and at the very very end)

Ladder 49...Do not EVER watch this movie with you bf next to you when he IS a volunteer firefighter...

[KidGoofy]

The movies that make my eyes water are Pearl Harbor(sad),Forrest Fump(sad...when his mom and wife dies I just can't help it),Rudy(happy),andNapoleon Dynamite(laughing so hard).

[Babyjustrun]

If you like these tear jerker movies you should watch the "Anne of Green Gables" series -- the one with Megan Fallows -- it is awesome! You'll need a box of Kleenex!

I've seen the first one, when she's little and Mr. Forgethisname and Mrs.Forgethername don't want her. I've seen it in french & english and I don't really find it interesting. But when you grow up around this story, you know it a bit too well to care. I only live about an hour away from the town that has the play.

Girls, I am a hardcore tough dude, but the movie I almost cried in was Rugrats 2, Rugrats In Paris. When Chuckie was looking out the window of the airplane with that song playing... about - I Want A Mom -. talk about sad..
I cried during that too. I really, really shouldn't watch that movie. It gets to me everytime, and I'm always watching it with my friends. I really do try not to bawl in front of my friends unless I've got a good reason, other than a movie.
I cried during the first movie, when Tommy isn't getting any attention, and his parents don't put him to bed so he's singing this really sad song. ='(

[Mara]

Only a few movies are tear-jerkers for me, and even then, I don't really cry. I just get all... choked up.

Finding Neverland and Prince of Egypt are the two that first come to mind.
Batman Begins... kinda. When Bruce's parents are shot, and he is alone by their bodies... that really pulls on my heart strings.

[pacificnorthwester]

Finding Neverland, Charly(I don't expect that you've heard of that one.), the Land Before time. . .I could go on and on! I'm a very sensitive person so I take things very hard.

[EeyoreFan1]

A walk to Remember.. I am Sam.. I get teary eyed watching The Lion King.. I cried watching Forrest Gump.. :confused3

[AmoDolphin]

Braveheart. When he is being tortured and he's dying and he sees his wife in the crowd. I think that's the most I've ever cried during a movie.

[goaliewife]

Eight Below had me sobbing so loud for most of the movie. I thought that someone from outside would hear and come pounding on my door to make sure I was okay.

Rudy - killer. Cry every time I see it.

Schindler's List - nuf said about that one.

Steel Magnolias.

House on the Lake - just saw that recently.
Notebook.

[AllyGirlie]

Rudy - killer. Cry every time I see it.

Schindler's List - nuf said about that one.

Steel Magnolias.


I love Rudy, I haven't seen it in years though same with Schindler's List.

I've never seen Steel Magnolias, but I've heard that it's a real tear jerker..

[starwishing]

Terms of Endearment
Mask
Schindler's List
The Pianist
Armageddon


....I just fall apart watching them

Steel Magnolia's-OMG when Sally Fields screams "I FINE, I FINE!" I just sob & sob!

[CASTAWAYCAYCUTIE]

ladder 49 is soo sad
i love titanic its so sad too
rugrats in paris when they are in the plane...i just saw that in like june and i started crying a little...lol...


and yesterday they had the croc hunter movie on and i started crying... :sad1: :sad:

[Scissors4Franky]

i cried in POTC 2, mainly beacuse it was over :p

[kteelynn212]

I have to agree that the notebook makes me cry. Also ladder 49, makes me ball everytime, and i have seen it a million times (my fave movie) also pearl harbor makes me cry. those are really the only ones that get to me.

[Darkwing Duck]

in 1st or 2nd grade we watched Toy Story, i think i cried when the toys kick woody out of the moving truck ;towards the end of the movie

[pacificnorthwester]

I cried during Toy Story 2 when they did that jesse, "When somebody loved me." montage.

[Narnian_Princess]

It's so weird; I haven't been crying much at anything lately. I hate it! I liked when movies and books could affect me so much. Sometimes I cry but not nearly so much as I used to. At the risk of sounding like an obvious boring person, I cried the last time I saw Narnia when Aslan died (I didn't cry any of the 3 times previous for some odd reason). I also cried during Jet Li's Fearless. I can't remember anything else really recent, but I know there's been at least 3 more within the last month or so. I'm just soooo sensitive.

EDIT: Oh, yes. I bawled like a little baby when I heard the Steve Irwin tribute on the Australia Zoo website and read some of the fan tributes on AnimalPlanet.com. I didn't get to see the memorial, but I'm certain I would have been sobbing my eyes out. :(

[Secret Shadow]

I cry at that same scene in Hercules!
The fox and the hound, Toy Story 2 and almost all old disney films, whether its happy, sad, or just plain there, I cry. (prolly cause i want to go to WDW so bad)

[Pearls]

Basically anything that has a sad scene.
I'll pretty much start crying when other people are crying.