Movies that made you cry

[Warm & Fuzzy]

I don't usually cry in movies, but when watching "Eight Crazy Nights," I did. The ending was SO sad!! :crying:

BTW, who else has seen it?

[Swimfan85]

I havent seen that yet...

but I have cried during "Pearl Harbor" and "My Dog skip"

[*GoodMorningCalgary*]

The last movie I saw that made me cry was "John Q" But I don't cry very much in movies

[Kay Scarpetta]

Titanic. I swear, that movie gets me everytime.

[Babes_Cat]

I usually don't cry at movie either.... the only movie that I've cried at was Mighty Joe Young :blush:

[Ewan's My Man]

Mighty Joe Young (I'm with ya Caitlin!)
A Walk to Remember (I'm pretty much bawling through that WHOLE movie)
Moulin Rouge

I've cried in others, but those stick out...ooooooo "A Love Story"...omg...

However...I think I'm the only person who has NOT seen Titanic.

[Babes_Cat]

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
Mighty Joe Young (I'm with ya Caitlin!)
.

YAY LAUDIE! I'm not the only weird one... :crazy:

[Babes_Cat]

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
A Walk to Remember (I'm pretty much bawling through that WHOLE movie)


Eh, Jeff told me I was going to cry during that movie but I never once did.

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
However...I think I'm the only person who has NOT seen Titanic.


Aw, really? Its a good movie.... I haven't sen it in like years though..... Hmmm, I own it... maybe I'll have to watch it this vacation.

[LucyCompanyPhan]

I saw 8 crazy night. really good movie. I almost cried. I wanted to cry. It was really sweet.


I cried in a walk to remember (but not the ending, i didn't cry at the ending, i cried when Shane West's character hugged his father)

Lilo & Stitch-i cried 4 times in that movie. i was very emotional

The Fox and the Hound.

[*PinkLady*]

I cried my eyes out at the end of My Girl. I hate Macaulay Culkin, but I hated to see his character die. I also lost it when we watched Flowers for Algernon in English.

I LOVED Titanic, but for some strange reason, it didn't make me cry.

[Ewan's My Man]

Originally posted by LucyCompanyPhan


Lilo & Stitch-i cried 4 times in that movie. i was very emotional


OMG...I completely forgot about that...yea...I'm bawling through that too.

Caitlin-Nope...I haven't seen Titanic...should I?? I mean is it REALLY sad?

[JoPol_wannabe]

The first movie that ever made me cry was Indian In the Coupboard. I've also cried at Titanic, Message in a Bottle, A walk to remember and at the end of Monsters Inc.

[Babes_Cat]

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
Caitlin-Nope...I haven't seen Titanic...should I?? I mean is it REALLY sad? Honestly... oh man, I don't remember. :faint: Ok, I need to go watch it. :lol:

[Titania]

Gone with the Wind...i cry for the last half hour straight
Wuthering Heights
Brigadoon
Portrait of Jennie
Showboat
Carousel

Bambi
Fern Gully
The Rescuers
Lilo and Stitch



theres more..i cry at movies so much...



edit: i thought of some more:

Waterloo Bridge
The Dreamer of Oz (made-for-tv-movie but its soooooo sad at the end...)
every Anne of Green Gables movie ever made...
Little Women (the old one)
Driving Miss Daisy
Penny Serenade
The Shop Around the Corner

[~LadyJess~]

Originally posted by jimmiegirl48
I LOVED Titanic, but for some strange reason, it didn't make me cry.

I used to be one of those people that was obsessed with that movie but I never cried during it. I hardly ever cry during movies. Only 2 movies have ever made me cry, Armaggedon and the Anne Frank TV movie.

[Kay Scarpetta]

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
Caitlin-Nope...I haven't seen Titanic...should I?? I mean is it REALLY sad?

Well, it's different for everyone. I mean I never cry at movies, but there is one part in Titanic that gets me everytime. Spoiler....

It's when Rose (the old one) is sleeping and she's dreaming that everything is okay again, and she walks through the grand ballroom and meets Jack on the staircase, and everyone is alive again.... it's creepy.

But the last hour and a half is all people drowning, seriously. There are a few disturbing images, like a mother putting her kids to sleep, then they drown. And a dead girl in a nightgown floating.

[*ShortCake*]

I cried in Moulin Rouge.. still do actually LOL, and I also cried some in The Hours. Sometimes I get choked up in other movies, but I dont really cry in them.. I cried in Titanic too. Silly me! LOL

[Faith]

I cried while watching Steel Magnolias, John Q, My Girl, and Bambi.

[-*Forever*-]

Lilo and Stitch
Stepmom (I was literally bawling my eyes out, seriously, I cried so much my contact fell out :lol: )

There was one more but I don't remember it. I'm not a big movie crier, considering I know it's not real and all.

[Brandon]

Hope Floats (when I was 10)

[TJL]

"Ballistic: Ecks Vs. Sever."

That movie was friggin awful.

;)

[Mijada]

Oh gosh there are so many. The very first movie I remember crying at though was E.T. at the very end when they are saying goodbye. Someone mentioned Stepmom, I cried during that one too.

[RollerGirl]

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tons of others, I just can't think clearly right now cuz it's dinner time and i'm starving :lol:

[°Bubbly Blonde°]

It's a crazy movie, because MAN that girl was psycho, but Splendor in the Grass....

[Brian]

One movie that made me shed tears was Cocoon, especially towards the end.
Ghost sort of gave me a funny feeling in my throat, especially during the end. That movie was so sad but so good at the same time.

[Rhiannon]

The Green Mile and Cast Away (when he finds out she has a husband)

[~*Hannah_Lee*~]

I bawled in "Pearl Harbor"

[AnaheimPMWitch]

Hmm movies that Made me cry theres been alot
Titanic the end gets to me every time I dont like Leonardo Dicaprio but seeing Jack (spoiler) die and Rose going "I'll never let go Jack" makes me cry everytime
Romeo and Juliet: well the whole background of the movie is sad
Pearl Harbor
Moulin Rouge
and ooh so many more

[angel676]

There was only one movie that ever made me cry, Night Mother, with Sissy Spacek.
I think it's real tear jerker, especially towards the end.

[Lucylover22]

Patch Adams, at the end. I love the movie though.

[Babes_Cat]

Originally posted by Lucylover22
Patch Adams, at the end. I love the movie though. Thats a good movie

[friend to IDOJ lover]

oh gaa where to begin?? Steel Magnolias is prolly the worst Stepmom, i kept crying for both women...i felt bad for the stepmom cuz that girl was so mean to her, then we the mother had cancer, and the kids were getting along with Isabel....WHAAAA Bambi, when the mother dies Fox and the Hound, when she has to take him back to the forest :crying:

[CollegeGirl]

I'm not sure there is a movie that I don't cry to. If it's happy, I cry. If it's sad, I cry. I'm usually the sap who everyone makes fun of because I'm the only one out of everyone crying at the movie. In school, I remember our 7th grade teacher made us watch Where The Red Fern Grows. I'd seen the movie and KNEW I couldn't watch it without crying. So, I sat there and whispered to people sitting beside me,passed notes, doodled, whatever to keep my mind off the movie. Then, BAM, I looked up at the screen immediately recognized the part and started crying. I've even tuned in to movies at the very end and had no idea what was taking place. Only, the end seemed really sad, the characters were hurting, and I started crying because I felt sorry for them.

[CollegeGirl]

Originally posted by friend to IDOJ lover
Fox and the Hound, when she has to take him back to the forest :crying:


I boycotted this movie after seeing it the first time as a little kid. I was so mad at everyone by the end. The woman abandons that poor fox, his best friend turned on him, and he's stuck out in a strange new world alone. What the heck was Disney thinking making a film like this for little kids?

[Brian]

Originally posted by CollegeGirl
I'm not sure there is a movie that I don't cry to. If it's happy, I cry. If it's sad, I cry. I'm usually the sap who everyone makes fun of because I'm the only one out of everyone crying at the movie. In school, I remember our 7th grade teacher made us watch Where The Red Fern Grows. I'd seen the movie and KNEW I couldn't watch it without crying. So, I sat there and whispered to people sitting beside me,passed notes, doodled, whatever to keep my mind off the movie. Then, BAM, I looked up at the screen immediately recognized the part and started crying. I've even tuned in to movies at the very end and had no idea what was taking place. Only, the end seemed really sad, the characters were hurting, and I started crying because I felt sorry for them.

Yeah, that movie is very sad.

[Brandon]

oh whoops. I forgot: Girl, Interrupted. Now, that's one sad movie!

[Sara Micelli]

Originally posted by CollegeGirl



I boycotted this movie after seeing it the first time as a little kid. I was so mad at everyone by the end. The woman abandons that poor fox, his best friend turned on him, and he's stuck out in a strange new world alone. What the heck was Disney thinking making a film like this for little kids?

I agree. I like the movie, but it's hard for me to watch because it really upsets me.

[*PinkLady*]

Originally posted by CollegeGirl
In school, I remember our 7th grade teacher made us watch Where The Red Fern Grows.

I REALLY cried at that movie. I didn't cry very much when I read the book, but I literally couldn't stop crying when I watched Red Fern, especially at the end.