Mine are:

Steel Magnolias
Ghost
A Walk To Remember (I just finished watching it again)
The Neverending Story (When Atreyu loses his horse)

I can honestly say that I have never cried during a movie. I know, it's not normal.

Sleepless in Seattle. :crying:

Lady Jane

Saddest thing about it is that it really happened :(

If you've never seen this, SEE IT!

http://www.bitterwisdom.com/ladyjanegrey/movies/ladyjanedvd.jpg

The end of What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

Originally posted by Brian
The end of What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

yeah that was very sad. The first thing that comes to my mind when that movie gets mentioned is "Match in the gas tank boom boom" LOL

I always get a bit misty-eyed during The Lion King when Mufasa dies (shut up!).

Originally posted by AKA
I always get a bit misty-eyed during The Lion King when Mufasa dies (shut up!).


aww me too! I always cry in Gladiator and Cast Away

I know this might sound like an odd one, but I always get a bit misty eyed during the end of Carrie. The poor girl tries so hard to fit in at school and not only does she get a bucket of pig's blood dropped on her, but her mother stabs her in the back-literally. I always feel so bad fo her.

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
Sleepless in Seattle. :crying:

OMG...I watched that in the car on the portable DVD player for the first time a few weeks ago and I was hysterical. I mean I was a bawling idiot. I think that and A Walk to Remember were the most tearful movies for me. But really, I'm a VERY emotional person, it doesn't take a lot to get me to cry in movies. In the first ever episode of Alias, her fiance dies and I'm literally hysterical for 10-15 minutes...but Jennifer Garner's such a great actress, who could blame me?


;)


And AKA, I cry in the Lion King too ;)


Oh! And another big one is Lilo and Stitch, oh lordy, that movie got me.

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
OMG...I watched that in the car on the portable DVD player for the first time a few weeks ago and I was hysterical. I mean I was a bawling idiot. I think that and A Walk to Remember were the most tearful movies for me. But really, I'm a VERY emotional person, it doesn't take a lot to get me to cry in movies. In the first ever episode of Alias, her fiance dies and I'm literally hysterical for 10-15 minutes...but Jennifer Garner's such a great actress, who could blame me?


;)


And AKA, I cry in the Lion King too ;)


Oh! And another big one is Lilo and Stitch, oh lordy, that movie got me.

I LOOOOOVE Sleepless in Seattle. I don't know how many times I've watched it since it came out in 1993. I ALWAYS start crying every time Jonah calls that lady - then you see Annie listening to Jonah on the radio...*sniffle* I need to watch that movie again. I don't think I've watched it since November or December 2003.

I got teary-eyed at the end of Big Fish. God, that movie was great. :biglove:

At the moment, I'm in the middle of watching The Thorn Birds, and the end of that kills me...as well as the beginning and middle. :o

Steel Magnolias

Somewhere in Time (When Richard sees Elyse for the first time - as a young woman)

A River Runs Through It

What's Eating Gilbert Grape?

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Stealing Home

Titanic

Terms of Endearment

The Champ

Ordinary People

Mask

City of Angels

Boys Don't Cry

Forrest Gump

Saving Private Ryan

Ghost

If You Could See What I Hear

Children of a Lesser God

Mr. Holland's Opus

Stand and Deliver

Old Yeller

A Place in the Sun

Six Weeks

Sommersby

This Boy's Life

Where the Red Fern Grows


Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
I got teary-eyed at the end of Big Fish. God, that movie was great. :biglove:

At the moment, I'm in the middle of watching The Thorn Birds, and the end of that kills me...as well as the beginning and middle. :o

The Thorn Birds gets to me, too. Had me bawling when I was a kid.

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
I LOOOOOVE Sleepless in Seattle. I don't know how many times I've watched it since it came out in 1993. I ALWAYS start crying every time Jonah calls that lady - then you see Annie listening to Jonah on the radio...*sniffle* I need to watch that movie again. I don't think I've watched it since November or December 2003.

me too! Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks are magic together

Castaway, the green mile.

1. Titanic
2. Cast Away
3. American Beauty
4. ET

Imitation of Life
Kramer vs Kramer
Steel Magnolias
Terms of Endearment
Schindler's List

I can think of Ghost and Charlotte's Web

Originally posted by MandieR1980
me too! Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks are magic together

:nod: They also make a cute couple. :D

There were so many parts of SIS that I sniffled at, but that one scene was the biggest part I cried at. :crying:

Terms of Endearment wipes me out. Also, The Days of Wine and Roses and The Pianist.

Originally posted by little insomniac
Terms of Endearment

My dad said that's the only movie he's ever cried at. ohno:

Originally posted by little insomniac
The Thorn Birds gets to me, too. Had me bawling when I was a kid.

That's probably my number one. :crying: I can hardly even think about it without tearing up. :o

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
I LOOOOOVE Sleepless in Seattle. I don't know how many times I've watched it since it came out in 1993. I ALWAYS start crying every time Jonah calls that lady - then you see Annie listening to Jonah on the radio...*sniffle* I need to watch that movie again. I don't think I've watched it since November or December 2003.

yea, I cried a lot throughout that movie, but suprisingly the end got me the most...oh lord

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
I got teary-eyed at the end of Big Fish. God, that movie was great. :biglove:


yes it was...ewan...ahh..:drool:

Titanic
Simon Birch

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
yes it was...ewan...ahh..:drool:

He was so good. :nod: I'm buying it the day it comes out.

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
He was so good. :nod: I'm buying it the day it comes out.

yea, i think my friends buying me it for my birthday

Homeward Bound. When Shadow fell in that Hole in the Railroad tracks And told Chance And Sassy to go on without him. That In My Opinion Is The Saddest Movie Moment Ever.

Originally posted by Janice
Terms of Endearment wipes me out.

what about the sequel The Evening Star? I think that was probably even sadder than Terms because



SPOILER AHEAD



























Shirley herself died at the end

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
That's probably my number one. :crying: I can hardly even think about it without tearing up. :o

Two scenes that get to me every time: When Father Ralph is talking to Fe, and she breaks down. And then when she tells him that she tries to forget she has a daughter. It made me sad and angry at the same time. But what really gets me going is right toward the end, when Meggie and Justine are talking about Dane. It's touching and heartbreaking at the same time. :crying:

Oh, God, THE COLOR PURPLE, every single time!! First when Mister kicks Nettie out, then when Shug reunites with her father, then, lastly when Celie reunites with Nettie and meets her kids for the first time since they were taken away from her. I start crying even before the scenes start!! Let the floodgates open.

And the waterworks start for me at the end of ET when ET put his finger on his heart and says Ouch and Elliot does the same thing back to him.

I am such a sucker for the weepers!

Originally posted by phoebe7165
Oh, God, THE COLOR PURPLE, every single time!! First when Mister kicks Nettie out, then when Shug reunites with her father, then, lastly when Celie reunites with Nettie and meets her kids for the first time since they were taken away from her. I start crying even before the scenes start!! Let the floodgates open.

And the waterworks start for me at the end of ET when ET put his finger on his heart and says Ouch and Elliot does the same thing back to him.

I am such a sucker for the weepers!

In total agreement with everything you've just said. :(

Originally posted by little insomniac
Two scenes that get to me every time: When Father Ralph is talking to Fe, and she breaks down. And then when she tells him that she tries to forget she has a daughter. It made me sad and angry at the same time. But what really gets me going is right toward the end, when Meggie and Justine are talking about Dane. It's touching and heartbreaking at the same time. :crying:

Oh, man...the scene with Meggie and Jussie is really a killer. :(

The one that gets me the most is, of course, the final scene. :crying: I was seriously sobbing for like 15 minutes after it was over. :o Another bad one is the scene in the garden with Ralph and Meggie after Paddy and Stu's funeral. :crying:

I just remembered another one. The end of Cocoon. I was in tears after the movie was over.

Ghost, Forrest Gump, The Color Purple. :crying:

Thinking about it makes me want to cry now. :( :(

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
Oh, man...the scene with Meggie and Jussie is really a killer. :(

The one that gets me the most is, of course, the final scene. :crying: I was seriously sobbing for like 15 minutes after it was over. :o Another bad one is the scene in the garden with Ralph and Meggie after Paddy and Stu's funeral. :crying:

Oh my gosh, that was very hard to watch (after Paddy and Stu's funeral). That one and the final scene.. the first time I saw that (when it originally aired on ABC), I couldn't stop crying. :(

I just thought of another one: When Mary Carson goes upstairs to her room with Ralph, and she asks him to kiss her. Watching her reaction, the way she can't bear to keep her feelings inside any longer. All of that pent-up anger and passion, and bitterness. That was when I felt for her.