What films make you cry?

[Nici76]

For me there are two that i can think of...

Titanic will do it for me everytime - the part where the ship is sinking and the orchester are playing on the deck and you see the couple laying in bed and the plates crashing down. I cry every single time :blush:

And the other is The Crow, I always have a sniff watching this film....

[happyanddandy]

Shadowlands - with Anthony Hopkins playing C.S.Lewis - I saw this originally in the West End several years ago and I came out with panda eyes - could not stop crying it was so sad when his wife died....

[madcow]

I'm a big softy and cry at the slightest thing but some films that made me cry are:
Bambi (yes I know!)
Charlotte's Web
Black Beauty
Fluke (seems to be a theme running here...lol)
Ghost
Love Story
Top Gun (when Goose dies)

There's probably more but they were the first ones that sprang to mind.

[Nici76]

Bambi (yes I know!)

Oh yes Bambi is a sad film :cry2:

[scottishbookworm]

Shadowlands - with Anthony Hopkins playing C.S.Lewis - I saw this originally in the West End several years ago and I came out with panda eyes - could not stop crying it was so sad when his wife died....that's one for me and another is "It's a wonderful life" the christmas movie. with James stewart.

that brings a tear to my eye:friends0:

a another one I would be is "P.S.I Love you" that made me cry and send a lump to my throat.

[KW]

the Notebook.
Sniff, sniff...

KW

[OnyxAngel]

Oh yes Bambi is a sad film :cry2:


It is very sad for a kids film :lol:

I don't know what film I've cried at even though I probably have done.

I know I cried a bit at the end of the last series of Doctor Who (when Rose leaves)

[Sofia]

I started getting a bit sniffly at charlottes web yesterday:blush:

[angerball]

Dead Poet's Society, Dogfight, and American History X. There's loads more, but those are the only ones I can think of at the moment.

madcow, I also cried in Top Gun when Goose died. :weeping:

[Liz]

I'm going to have to choose Bambi as well.
Also, the end of All Dogs Go To Heaven usually brings a tear to my eye.

[wrathofkublakhan]

Two stand out:
Finding Neverland and Bridge to Terabithia.

Both made me cry and cry and cry. My napkins secured for buttery-popcorn-fingers were all used up, tears into my beard, sobbing-aching-racking-sniffling-my-god-this-feels-good crying. As a rather reserved private individual, I've never embraced a good crying jag until recently: it's great.

I even blogged on the experiences, while I'd not recommend dragging anyone through one of my tedious blogs - in all fairness to this thread, I'll post the links.

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-BlcO1OkmaafE59rSofPiKvw3S9JD9WXz?p=41
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-BlcO1OkmaafE59rSofPiKvw3S9JD9WXz?p=523
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-BlcO1OkmaafE59rSofPiKvw3S9JD9WXz?p=36

[princessponti]

Some of the movies that have made me cry the most (by this I mean long after after the credits have rolled, and maybe into the next week..) are as follows:
Titanic
Legend of the Fall
Finding Nemo
Star Wars Episode III
Life is Beautiful
..I'm sure there are loads more, but they are the ones that really stand out, they really made my heart ache!

[Tiger]

There are not any films that make me cry anymore, but over the years I've had a handful. When I was six, certain parts of Lion King 2 made me cry.I nearly cried at Ice Age 1 when it first came out because the ending was sad. Other than a few others, there are not many that made me cry.

[Pilgrim]

I Am Sam
Forest Gump
Jakob the Liar
Harry Potter IV when Cedric's dad discovers something [spoiler] ... as if nobody knows

[mrstrecool]

I'm known to cry if a film has a sad ending and even a happy one!! I love a good cry at a film. The ones that never fail are:

Beaches
City of Angels
Bicentennial Man (I know, I'm sad!!)
Ghost
Return of the King
Pay It Forward
The Pusuit of Happyness (The end had me blubbing like a great big baby!)

[~V~]

philadelphia
the english patient
truly madly deeply

[~V~]

madcow, I also cried in Top Gun when Goose died. :weeping:

oh well, he reincarnated as an ER doctor :mrgreen:

[mrstrecool]

philadelphia
the english patient
truly madly deeply



Oooooh, I forgot Philadelphia. That was a major weepy for me!! :weeping:

[~V~]

Oooooh, I forgot Philadelphia. That was a major weepy for me!! :weeping:

the only time i've ever cried in the cinema

[madcow]

Oops forgot about
Beaches
Philadelphia
Oh and Forrest Gump!

Ps V - I cried again when he died in ER!! (I guess there is no hope for me :lol: )

[~V~]

Ps V - I cried again when he died in ER!! (I guess there is no hope for me :lol: )

he does it so well :mrgreen:

[pontalba]

The opening credits and music for any Lassie movie. So I gave up and don't watch.

This afternoon Memoirs of a Geisha was on, and while I have the book, I've not read it yet...it's in the never ending stack, and I only was able to see the last, I suppose one-third of it, but at the last scene, I won't give it away, I had tears running down my cheeks.
Great movie. Beautiful and lush.

But that is rare for me.

[poppy]

I don't cry that easily either, but 'The Japanese Story', a lesser known Australian movie, starring Toni Collette and Gotaro Tsunashima, had me a tearful mess.

'Shadowlands', the biographgy of C.S.Lewis, was another one and also 'V for Vendetta' when Natalie Portman was being tortured.

[pontalba]

I don't cry that easily either, but 'The Japanese Story', a lesser known Australian movie, starring Toni Collette and Gotaro Tsunashima, had me a tearful mess.

'Shadowlands', the biographgy of C.S.Lewis, was another one and also 'V for Vendetta' when Natalie Portman was being tortured.
I am not familiar with the first one, but oh yeah, Shadowlands had me a quivering, tear-laden wreck. Gak.

[Kylie]

In addition to some of the movies mentioned above, I always cry at the end of Hair. I bawled at a mini-series remake of On The Beach. The Notebook leaves me blubbering for ages after the movie ends, and nothing beats Beaches for a good cry! I'm certain I've cried during at least two of the Lord Of The Rings movies.

I cry during pretty much anything that has a remotely sad part, or a very happy ending :mrgreen:

[Gyre]

I cried when Dr Greene died in 'ER', I was ok until the song get started, 'somewhere over the rainbow', then I just cried.

I cried at the end of 'The Green Mile' and I also cried at the end of the book as well.:D

[Renniemist]

West Side Story made me cry when I was a young girl
Carousel had the same effect.:)

[Polka Dot Rock]

Oh, I cry so easily at films!

Was reminded of one last night, when I caught the last 5 mins of Lost In Translation... and STILL ended up crying! I find the ending very moving.

Beaches is a classic weep fest and I now refuse to watch Steel Magnolias because it embarrasses me how I cry everytime I've seen!

But my ultimate sob-fest can be named in just two letters...

E.T.

"I'll be riiiight heeeere"

:cry2: :weeping: :cry2: :weeping: :cry2:
:intherain:

[Nici76]

I cried when Dr Greene died in 'ER', I was ok until the song get started, 'somewhere over the rainbow', then I just cried.


That episode was on last week and i had a little cry (again).

[Fiona]

Beauty and the Beast. Yes, I KNOW he lives but I still cry, every time. I cry at Balto too.

I cry at Miss Potter

End of the Fellowship of Rings (well I used to)

In fact, my friend says I cry at most movies. Either because its sad, or because it's happy or making me laugh too much. :/

And of course Brokeback Mountain. I cried in the cinema, on the way back, when I got home and when I woke up in the morning. I tend to over react to movies sometimes.

[Kylie]

And of course Brokeback Mountain. I cried in the cinema, on the way back, when I got home and when I woke up in the morning. I tend to over react to movies sometimes.

Oh yes. That's a movie that really stays with you isn't it? After I saw it for the first time, I watched it again two days later, and cried heaps both times.

[princessponti]

And of course Brokeback Mountain. I cried in the cinema, on the way back, when I got home and when I woke up in the morning. I tend to over react to movies sometimes.

I did that with titantic! Glad I'm not alone!! (my friends all ran off in the cinema rather than be seen with the great blubbing idiot - the swines!)

[poppy]

I watched Brokeback Mountain for the first time last night :cry: It was SO sad. Heath Ledger did a great job of playing the laconic cowboy Ennis and Jake Gyllenhaal was very good too.

[March]

the Notebook.
Sniff, sniff...

KW

It was full blown crying for me :weeping: (what a baby)! I know its just a story but I'd love to have someone like Noah :mrgreen:.

I cried when reading the book as well. I've been trying to persuade the BF to watch the DVD with me but with a smile, he said he's not keen in watching Rachel McAdams making out with her real life BF. But I think its more like he's not interested in seeing me in a crying fit :lol:.

[scottishbookworm]

well I started crying when I went to see "P.S. I love you!" that film made me cry and send a lump to my throat.

[Echo]

I always cry at the end of And the Band Played On. There's more, but I can't remember them for some reason.

[Emi226]

i always cry at the end of Gladiator and The Green Mile, i can't help it and i think its the music of gladiator that sets me off.

[supergran71]

ET; Its a Wonderful World and Carousel - never fail to make me cry

[O's]

Battlefield Earth...

But not because its sad.

[Spooncat]

Actually quite a few!
The Elephant Man
The Last snows of Spring
Philidalphia

:readingtwo:

[ii]

Besides Disney-movies?
Little Women (the sprinkling of the petal-bit does me in everytime!)
Moulin Rouge
Finnish movie Onnen varjot (Shades of happiness, it's about a couple that can't have children, then finally, at their last attempt, she gets pregnant, only to have a miscarriage.)

to name a few. Basically anything that's sad or emotional. I cry easily. I even cry watching Extreme MakeOver Home Edition. And if I see someone else crying, you better hand over the Kleenex straight away.

[Lilywhite]

Oh my, the list is endless. Anything with an animal in it that gets hurt/dies/isn't loved anymore will pretty much guarentee tears.

Ghost - I just can't watch anymore it really really upsets me.
City of Angels - why would anyone make a film THAT sad?
Fluke - it's NOT a kids film, stop putting it on in the afternoon!
Top Gun/E.R. - The loss of Goose/Dr Greene hit me badly
any RSPCA/Dogs Trust advert on TV - yes I will take them all home if left unsupervised.

I was recently vey proud of myself watching I Am Legend. Through much deep breathing and looking away I managed not to cry at 'the dog bit'

[angerball]

I watched Dead Poet's Society on DVD last night. That film has me sobbing like a baby. :cry2:

[madcow]

any RSPCA/Dogs Trust advert on TV - yes I will take them all home if left unsupervised.

Must a family thing :lol: I even want the ones in the local newspaper that nobody else wants.

[wiccibat]

Little women
Pay it forward
The Railway Children
Apollo 13

Mind you, I got all choked up explaining to my kids that Apollo 13 was a true story. Thanks to Star Trek/Wars et al, they couldn't believe it.:roll:

[muggle not]

We had our son over for diner last night and he said that the new Jack Nicholson and Morgon Freeman movie...."Bucket" will have you in tears. He also said that it was a very good movie.

[miss_m_c_r]

Not many things make me cry, but Titanic and Bambi are huge tearjeakers for me:(

[Suzanne123]

- Moulin Rouge
- Titanic
- The Pianist
- A Little Princess
:blush:

I think more than anything, its ALWAYS the music that makes me cry!

[scottishbookworm]

the Notebook.
Sniff, sniff...

KWNot seen that one

[O's]

Star trek: the wrath of khan.

[ii]

I can't believe I forgot to mention this, and that no one else has mentioned it either: An Affair to Remember! You think you've got it under control, all the way through the movie, even when they meet again at the very end, and then, the last bit, when he realises why she hasn't been up from the sofa, that it was her who got the painting... Gosh, I love that bit! And I know it by heart, and yet I'm crying like a baby...

[scottishbookworm]

the final scene of "Dirty Dancing" wells me up when they do that dance.

[supergran71]

I can't believe I forgot to mention this, and that no one else has mentioned it either: An Affair to Remember! You think you've got it under control, all the way through the movie, even when they meet again at the very end, and then, the last bit, when he realises why she hasn't been up from the sofa, that it was her who got the painting... Gosh, I love that bit! And I know it by heart, and yet I'm crying like a baby...
Ah yes ii, fancy me forgetting that one too!! Does me good to know that young ones still like love and romance. How about the music as well? Do you know the name of the singer? I do, I am seeing if you do;)

[Sedge]

I'm not a big cryer at films, but when I was eight my dad thought it would be a good idea to make me watch Old Yeller - never again! I'm surprised Social Services didn't get involved after this act of intolerable cruelty!

[Gyre]

Grave of the fireflies, the whole film makes me cry because it is so sad :(

[ii]

Ah yes ii, fancy me forgetting that one too!! Does me good to know that young ones still like love and romance. How about the music as well? Do you know the name of the singer? I do, I am seeing if you do;)

The one singing Deborah Kerr's part or the one singing the theme? I know the same woman sang Kerr's vocals for King and I, but I can't remember her name off the bat.

[Spooncat]

The Elephant Man :cry2:

[scottishbookworm]

The Elephant Man :cry2:

that was a sad movie too!

the way society in General treated John merrick for being the way he was made me really cry it was a really sad movie

John hurt played his part well:cry2:

[bookwormmum]

Toy Story 2 always makes me bawl I'm ashamed to say. :blush:

Its Jessie's song that starts me off. I always have to go upstairs and give my childhood doll a cuddle after.

[Inver]

the Notebook.
Sniff, sniff...

KW
Have just bought the DVD to take away on my hol with my sis. We plan to have movie watching evenings with wine and chocolate....must remember the tissues then:blush:

[Suzanne123]

The Elephant man is a really sad film :(
As is Jessie's song in Toy Story 2 :(
Iv never seen The Notebook but all my friends have talked about it and said how sad it is so I will watch it soon! :)

[Jo-Bridge]

Atonement

[twinkle]

I've just watched that. It was sad.

Boys On The Side makes me cry. It's such a good film and I'll never get bored of it.

[Stephanie2008]

I watched Beaches again and always cry at that film. I hate when they're sitting on the porch, and Bette Midler starts singing Wind Beneath My Wings :cry2:

[Jo-Bridge]

I remember being on a plane and embarassingly sobbing to Moulin Rouge! not sure if it was the film or the fact we were at the airport hours and hours and I was shattered! The airport didnt even have duty free or a book shop!

[KW]

The Notebook. Ghost. E.T. ( yeah, when the lil creature beams back home )
The Other Side of Heaven.

[Inver]

The Notebook.
Just bought that to watch on hols with my sis....she has seen it but said she would watch it again, but to bring tissues :cry2:

[Vince]

Watched Five People You Meet In Heven on Sunday & right near the end i got a piece of grit in my eye that made it water (coz real men don't cry).:blush::cry2:

[bookwormmum]

The Other Side of Heaven.

Oh I love that film. It was never released over here and its such a shame.

[SueK]

A very old and creaky old black and white film called Waterloo Bridge starring Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor. Really tears me apart it does:smile2:

[Kylie]

Ooh, I'll have to keep an eye out for this one. I love Vivien Leigh!

[Vince]

Watched Five People You Meet In Heven on Sunday & right near the end i got a piece of grit in my eye that made it water (coz real men don't cry).:blush::cry2:

Just Watched Tuesday's With Morrie & had more grit in my eyes most of the way through! :weeping: Excellent just like the book.

[Ceinwenn]

I read Tuesdays with Maurey ages ago & it was a brilliant book!
I recently watched the The Bucket List - on a flight from London to Toronto & sobbed at the end! I don't know anyone else who has seen the movie The Cure - but boy did it make me cry!

"Dexter, age 11, who has AIDS, and his next door neighbor Eric, a little older and much bigger, become best friends. Eric also becomes closer to Dexter's mother than to his own, who is neglectful and bigoted and violently forbids their friendship upon learning of it. When they read that a doctor in distant New Orleans claims to have found a cure for AIDS, the boys leave home on their own, planning to float down the Mississippi river and find him." Written by Paul Emmons {pemmons@wcupa.edu} (http://www.imdb.com/SearchPlotWriters?Paul%20Emmons%20%7Bpemmons@wcupa .edu%7D)

[Charm]

Just Watched Tuesday's With Morrie & had more grit in my eyes most of the way through! :weeping: Excellent just like the book.

You seem to be having a bit of trouble with this grit in your eye stuff - maybe you need a doc? ;)

[Janet]

I must have watched The Railway Children (both the original version, and the more recent Attenborough version) about 125,327 times and I still cry every single time Bobby says...

"Daddy! My Daddy!" :cry2: