Your top 3 tearjerkers of all time or 5.

5.Steel Magnolishe
4.The Other Side Of The Mountains
3.Where The Red Fern Grows.
2.Terms Of Endearment
1.Sounder( about a dog who bite someone and had to be killed,but there is another movie called Sounder, with Cisey Tyson spelled wrong,I don't know if it is the title/)

The Onion Field ;)

*Old Yeller. I'm an animal lover and hated when Yeller went crazy, which was the cause of his death.

*Titanic (to be fair, part of me was crying because it was too friggin' long and the ending didn't help much either)

*Cold Mountain was kinda sad. Altho, I've just seen bits and pieces, it seemed like somebody died every few seconds.

House Of Wax. When the spear goes through Paris Hilton's skull, it's the saddest moment in cinematic history :rofl:

I cried during Forrest Gump and Click.

1. Imitation of Life (1959) - When Sarah Jane grabs her mother's coffin - that's it for me

Old Yeller. I'm an animal lover and hated when Yeller went crazy, which was the cause of his death.


I can't watch any movie with dying animals anymore. I go crazy. I got emotional when they painted Big Bird blue and stuck him in a cage in Follow That Bird. :lol:

Ladder 49; I try to avoid movies like this since my man's a firefighter and well...I just don't want to think about such things but I watched this one because John Travolta's in it. Yeah, tears, tears and more tears.

The Green Mile; Omg that entire movie had me crying!

I Am Sam; That one had some sad moments.

I Am Legend; Enjoyed the movie but could NEVER watch the part where his dog dies in his arms again. Uhh, me, my sister and my niece just couldn't handle that scene. (Will Smith did an amazing job). For some reason (even though I know it's fake) I can't handle animals dying in any movie.

Bambi; Watched that when I was 4. I still haven't recovered. Why did that bastard have to shoot Bambi's mother!

Titanic
Old Yeller
The Deep End of the Ocean
To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday
Beaches

All of these movies touched me profoundly, each dealing with a loss in some way.

Not in order...

1. Splendor in the Grass (I felt for Deanie when she broke down in tears after Bud breaks up with her and the last scene)

2. Stop Loss (Didn't want to see it at first, but friends dragged me to see. It hits to close to home)

3. Beaches (It was more of the Bette Midler song that made me cry, but watching it years later since my best friend died, makes me sob throughout the movie)

4. All Dogs Go to Heaven (It only became sadder to watch when I found out that the little girl who voiced Ann-Marie died before the movie was released.)

5. The Color Purple (the whole movie made me cry.)
6. The Little Princess

1. Imitation of Life (1959) - When Sarah Jane grabs her mother's coffin - that's it for me



I can't watch any movie with dying animals anymore. I go crazy. I got emotional when they painted Big Bird blue and stuck him in a cage in Follow That Bird. :lol:
Follow that Bird was the first movie I ever saw in a theater - way back in August 1985. Grandma took me. :D

My pick would have to be Shadowlands - I BAWLED through it like a baby. I also cried during the Green Mile.

I Am Legend; Enjoyed the movie but could NEVER watch the part where his dog dies in his arms again. Uhh, me, my sister and my niece just couldn't handle that scene. (Will Smith did an amazing job). For some reason (even though I know it's fake) I can't handle animals dying in any movie.

Bambi; Watched that when I was 4. I still haven't recovered. Why did that bastard have to shoot Bambi's mother!

My aunt has the DVD and I wanted to see it, but now that I know his dog dies in his arms, I may rethink that one. I hate animal death in movies.

'Bambi' was sad. :( Makes me feel *almost* bad about going hunting.

I cried during Forrest Gump and Click.

Okay, if anyone repeats this, I will deny it, but one time I got a little misty eyed while watching Gump.

4. All Dogs Go to Heaven (It only became sadder to watch when I found out that the little girl who voiced Ann-Marie died before the movie was released.)


I didn't know this until reading your post. The little girl was murdered by her own father. :(

3. Steel Magnolias
2. Terms Of Endearment
1. The Note Book

The last movie that really brought tears to my eyes was Disney's remake of
"Mighty Joe Young," starring Charlize Theron. The climactic scene when Joe
saved the child on the ferris wheel--and almost died--was very emotional, for
me.

[QUOTE=catlover79]Follow that Bird was the first movie I ever saw in a theater - way back in August 1985. Grandma took me. :D
[QUOTE]

Cool! We must be around the same age because the first movie I ever saw in a theater was The Care Bears Movie in 1985. :)

first movie I saw in the theater was The Muppets Take Manhattan in mid/late 1984

Brian's Song
The Champ
It's A Wonderful Life
Schindler's List

I cried during Forrest Gump and Click.
Oh, and Schindlers List. OMG the part where he's saying, "I could have done more" just got me.

I'd say

My Girl
A Walk to Remember
The Notebook

I forgot Selena that was so sad she was a good singer

I forgot Selena that was so sad she was a good singer
That's a good choice, and along the same lines, so is La Bamba.

nobody else cried at this? :lol:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bxPXrdMrP0M

come on, it's the saddest scene ever :rofl:

There's A LOT, but here's some that come to mind right away:

1. Titanic
2. E.T.
3. The Champ
4. What's Eating Gilbert Grape?
5. Edward Scissorhands / The Lion King

nobody else cried at this? :lol:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bxPXrdMrP0M

come on, it's the saddest scene ever :rofl:
That wasn't her best angle. :eek:

nobody else cried at this? :lol:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bxPXrdMrP0M

come on, it's the saddest scene ever :rofl:
she was ROBBED of an oscar!!! ROBBED!!!!!11111 :rofl:

There's A LOT, but here's some that come to mind right away:

1. Titanic
2. E.T.
3. The Champ
4. What's Eating Gilbert Grape?
5. Edward Scissorhands / The Lion King


I forgot about ET,
here's some more .,

Fried Green Tomatoes
Driving Miss Dasiey

I forgot about ET,
I'm surprised people haven't been mentioning it. I was beginning to think you had no hearts! ;)

I forgot about these other sad ones that made me choke up:

The Champ (original 1930's) Wallace Beary and Jackie Cooper
Boys Town with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney
La Bamba When Ritchie's mom finds out he was killed and the funeral procession were very sad.

1. Imitation of Life (1959) - When Sarah Jane grabs her mother's coffin - that's it for me



I can't watch any movie with dying animals anymore. I go crazy. I got emotional when they painted Big Bird blue and stuck him in a cage in Follow That Bird. :lol:i agree about imiation of life

Beaches
The Rose
A League of Their Own- (OK you guys may think that one's lame, but it makes me cry so, I had to add it)

a "real" list (sorry, the tears didn't well out of my eyes when Paris died, lol)

The Color Purple
Philadephia
Rent
Terms Of Endearment
The Evening Star
Steel Magnolias
Beaches
Titanic (I won't even watch it again for that reason)
E.T. (I won't even watch it again for that reason)
Ghost (I won't even watch it again for that reason)

Let's See...

Forrest Gump
Steel Magnolias
Terms of Endearment
Bambi
Bambi 2
The Lion King
It Happened One Christmas
Letting Go
E.T.
Milo and Otis
Old Yeller
Five Easy Pieces
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (I refuse to watch the ending)
The Land Before Time
Same Time, Next Year
The Lady From Yesterday
Chance of a Lifetime
A Child's Wish
Heartbeat
The Last Fling
Unnatural Causes

I didn't know this until reading your post. The little girl was murdered by her own father. :(

July would be the 20th anniversary of her and her mother's murder. I found out that she died three years ago, I was around 13, so I should have remembered some coverage, but she didn't get any real coverage like Heather O'Rouke did when she died eariler that year. The little girl's name was Judy Barsi I believe, she was also on Punky Brewster and Growing Pains, I do remember her from those shows. I wanted to see what had happened to the girls that were Punky's bunkmates at Fenster Hall and got the shock of my life when I found out that the little girl died two years later because of her stupid, drunk father, I cried for days. I believe she would have been 30 this year:( .

July would be the 20th anniversary of her and her mother's murder. I found out that she died three years ago, I was around 13, so I should have remembered some coverage, but she didn't get any real coverage like Heather O'Rouke did when she died eariler that year. The little girl's name was Judy Barsi I believe, she was also on Punky Brewster and Growing Pains, I do remember her from those shows. I wanted to see what had happened to the girls that were Punky's bunkmates at Fenster Hall and got the shock of my life when I found out that the little girl died two years later because of her stupid, drunk father, I cried for days. I believe she would have been 30 this year:( .

All Dogs Go to Heaven always broke my heart. I can still think of the part where he says goodbye to her in the end and hear her say "Charlie" and it makes me so emotional. OMG! What a terribly sad movie! Imagine a cartoon crushing my heart.

All Dogs Go to Heaven always broke my heart. I can still think of the part where he says goodbye to her in the end and hear her say "Charlie" and it makes me so emotional. OMG! What a terribly sad movie! Imagine a cartoon crushing my heart.

This movie does crush my heart as well. I even notice sadness the whole time in that little girl's voice. This was the same time she went through all that crap with her father. It saddens me how she didn't lived to see this movie or her other movie, The Land Before Time, only ten years old and murdered in such a horrible way. I wish I knew about her death eariler instead of finding out about a decade later.