Movies That Make You Weep

[Kathryn Merteuil]

City of Angels

 

[DisneyFan32WI]

Fox & the Hound Every.single.time

 

[minushka72]

I cry so easily with movies.
Most recent movies to make me cry are Frozen--"Do You Wanna Build a Snowman"
and The Hunger Games when Rue dies and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire too many scenes...

 

[superme80]

Oh I forgot Facing the Giants. That one scene in the parking lot. Just makes me sob every time.
I watched a bootleg copy of the musical Next to Normal on youtube. I was a mess by the end of Act 1. Just cried and cried. I am no better at the end of Act 2. That show just makes me cry, but I can't stop listening to the music or watching parts of it on youtube.

 

[SamRoc]

Wuthering Heights with Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes. The scene where Heathcliff breaks the glass and enters the room where Cathy is lying in the casket is heartbreaking!! I cry every time i see it!

 

[nene0182]

My Girl. The funeral scene kills me every time. I bawl buckets when I watch it. Probably explains why I have only watch it completely through like 3 times.

Same here. I cannot get through that movie without becoming a sobbing mess.

I really don't know if there's any others. There's ones that have causes me to tear up but not sob like that one except the documentary Dear Zachary. Absolutely horrible.

 

[antmaril]

"Return to Me". I cry every time.

 

[bbak3030]

8 Seconds. I actually watch the credits at the end with the real photos and continue bawling.

Legends of the Fall. Great movie though.

My Sisters Keeper. It's a movie about a kid with cancer. I didn't stand a chance with that one.

 

[stitch'sgirl]

How did I forget Finding Nemo? When Coral is killed and Nemo is just a little egg.

 

[yanni2]

Soul Surfer... after the shark attack when the mom is driving/racing to the hospital praying "Please don't take her" over and over. I lost it. Having 2 daughters I couldn't even imagine being able to drive.

 

[maxaroni]

My Dog Skip

DS and I sobbed through this. Truly sobbing.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

Soul Surfer... after the shark attack when the mom is driving/racing to the hospital praying "Please don't take her" over and over. I lost it. Having 2 daughters I couldn't even imagine being able to drive.

Oh this one did me in, but it was raw to me. Obviously not the same as an arm, but my 9 year old daughter lost half of a finger in a freak accident in Sept and we were wading in new waters. Rented this at her request, but I wasn't prepared for it. When the parents come back from the hospital and sit in the truck and discuss where to go from here and relate it to bringing home a baby. I (and DH too) sat and bawled. It was a cathartic movie for us. and one we needed to see, but boy was it extra emotional for us.

 

[maxaroni]

Can I just try to list the movies that I actually DON'T cry in? That would be much shorter. I am a big cry baby!

Anyway - here's a short list.

I absolutely REFUSE to watch Marley and Me or any such movie that an animal dies, period. I have a yellow lab myself so that's a no go for me.
I am way too sensitive to animals - so I don't even attempt it. Same goes for hunting shows - thankfully DH watches them when I'm not around.

I think one of the worst ones for me was The Passion. I had no idea I would be such a mess.
OMG... heaving sobs in the theater that were just out of control. I had the worst headache ever after watching that one, but thankfully I wasn't alone, everyone around me was crying too.

The first time I watched Titanic I sobbed when the mother was putting her little ones to bed, saying prayers, with the water coming up around them. Completely lost it.

I don't think I even took a break during What Dreams May Come...just started crying early on and never stopped.

The Notebook - of course.

The Help - when Skeeter finds out about Constantine and says "you broke her heart" - DONE. Watched it last night and thought for sure I'd make it through without tears eventually. Nope, last night wasn't the night either!

I could go on and on...happy cry, sad cry, etc...I'm a bawl bag!

Right there with you with animal movies. Will not watch Marley and me either.

 

[maxaroni]

Bambi
Wizard of Oz - when toto and Dorothy are separated
Ol yeller
My Dog Skip
Brian's song


I know many others but can't think of them. For the most part it is regarding animals.

 

[JBS2]

Terms of Endearment when Garrett (Nicholson) shows up to support Aurora (MacClaine) at the motel. God what great acting in that movie!

 

[hulagirl87]

There are so many... I'm a crier!

The Notebook
Titanic
Inception
Armageddon
Braveheart
Ghost
Twilight Breaking Dawn part 2 (more because all the series is done, but still, I cry every time I see it!)
The Lion King

 

[wiigirl]

How did I forget Finding Nemo? When Coral is killed and Nemo is just a little egg.

That gets me every time!

 

[luvsJack]

Forgot two:

The Impossible--our church showed the movie last summer. When they showed previews for the movie the week before, dd and I cried so we knew it was going to be a sobfest when we actually saw the whole thing.

Passion of the Christ---Have never seen a movie have such a profound effect on everyone in the theater. Not a dry eye in the place. I was worried that dh would have an issue with the subtitles (he hates having to read anything) but I don't think we read any of them anyway.

 

[Parkhopper]

One that I haven't seen mentioned yet is Life is Beautiful.

 

[ilovepcot]

The color purple