Crying Movie?
 

Name a movie that makes u cry.. Whether you have seen ir once or 100 times...

I have two


-Turner & Hooch


-K9


something about dogs dying :(

the notebook.

My sister's keeper.

Everything's fine.


.. don't judge me. lol

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comes to mind immediately. I know that may sound (insert rude choice of words) but it's 'cause of Splinters Father speech. My pop wasn't around much due to being overworked, so as a kid I felt the same way as Danny. Luckily I was convinced by Splinter, just as he was, that depite hold ups, the love will always be there.

Anything Leslie Nielsen... Makes me sad for the low standards of comedy amongst movie-goers.
Avoid Hatchi and Marley & Me at all costs then.

Million dollar baby, in the end I couldnt stop myself from crying.

Lion king, the part where Simba's bad is dying...even now it touches me emotionally but I dont cry.

Windaria

Wolf's Rain (It's an anime but I wanted to add it too in the list.)

Hatchi is awesome. Both it and Marly & Me are based on true stories.

Hatchiko spent 10 years waiting for his master to come home (this occured in the late 1920s - early 1930's). They stuffed him and he can currently be seen in the National Science Museum in Tokyo. There's also a bronze statue of him and every April they honor him with a ceremony of remembrance. I LOVE the 2009 film that starred Richard Gere.

I cried when watching We Were Soldiers.

I actually cried at a part of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but just once. It was also at the second time I ever looked at the movie.

Never cried during a movie, but I came pretty close at Buried with Ryan Reynolds.

Rudy..........he got to plaaaayyyyyy!

Backdraft - there's so many places where you cry, whether it's the boys' dad dying in the explosion beginning, or the brother dying in the end... A firefighters' funeral is always heartbreaking. :cry:

Toy Story 3

Clerks 2 (the end was so touching)

I also cried during Gigli. It was really that bad, and I blew so much money just to see that.:D

Land Before time (when I was a wee lad), Grave of the fireflies and Toy Story 3

Born Free always makes me cry of happiness near the end when Elsa comes back with her cubs
And Toy Story 3 when Andy leaves Woody behind so sad.

Titanic. Always gets to me. Im sure I will think of more later.

Toy Story 3.

I've come close to crying in movies, but never have.

I watched Toy Story 3 in the theater with my family, and by the end tears were streaming down my face. I couldn't hold it in. Luckily I had the 3D glasses to hide it all... I don't think anyone noticed.

Hatchi
The Land Before Time
Terminator 1 and 2

The Thin Red Line.

Bucket List got me, but I haven't seen it in years.

Carlito's Way almost made me cry.

The part where Fredo screams "papa" in The Godfather always hits me emotionally.

Inception is pretty sad during the flashback to when his wife kills herself.

And surprisingly, I was really effected by the birth scene last time I watched Knocked Up... it was like the 8th time I've seen it and I'd never really givin it much thought.

Only movie I can honestly remember getting misty-eyed at was Superman Returns. The scene with Lex & his thugs viciously beating the crap out of Superman upset me every time I watched it.

Follow that Bird - As a kid when they painted Big Bird blue was what did it, now it's this:

That last line of Big Bird's letter (I should be happy here...what's wrong with me?) gets me ....I'm tearing up right now.

Toy Story 3 when

Which reminds me, I came close to crying when Jean Grey "died" in X2: X-Men United.

Don't worry about the spoiler tag since Eiko blew it for everyone on page 1.

Appreciate the gesture, though.

I remember the first movie that makes me cry: E.T .... I was a little girl...
Never happened me before, and I asked because I didnt understand why a "movie" makes me cry...My dad told me "dont worry Its because you have good feelings..." :toops:

Probably the last one was Toy Story 3 ...[spoiler]

Sorry edited .....

Taiyou no Uta.

(The movie, not the TV Version. Though I do love Erika Sawajiri.)

Great, another reason not to watch it.


...Now that I know the ending in full detail.

I cry at a surprising number at movies. Guess I'm just an ol' softy deep down.

One that absolutely wrecked me, though, was Grave of the Fireflies. It's abso-f**kin'-lutely depressing.

Million Dollar Baby had me pretty close,the Wrestler and Platoon did as well.
When I watched E.T. the first time i was balling.
The price of Glory gets me every damn time.
I cried while watching Big Girls don't cry they get even. don't judge me.:P

Sorry to spoil it even more,but the incinerator is'nt the end LOL

Well, not a movie, but the Buffy the Vampire Slayer-episode "Grave" when evil Willow breaks down in tears at the end. :P

I usually don't cry at movies/TV, but that ****ing ending just gets to me :P

John Q

and i think the Green Mile (when they execute him,and Hanks knows he's innocent)

Marley and Me def
My Girl
A Walk To Remember
Armageddon
The Blindside
PS I love You
Antwone Fisher
What Dreams May Come
Bambi

ET makes me cry

'The Notebook' comes to mind.

The Green Mile made me cry, when I first watched it.

Marley & Me
Toy Story 3
Stranger Than Fiction, bizarrely (I maintain that it must have been a stressful week and that's what caused it, but I so bawled my eyes out to this movie).

The ending of Terminator 2.

Grave of the Fireflies: Saddest movie i've ever seen since i was 14 back in the mid 90s and depressed the hell out of me but i still loved the movie for being a unique movie in animation that honors the spirit of the human race.
The 1975 Little Mermaid anime: Remember this one? i saw it on cable in the 80's as a kid and it was the one that is more true to the original story, i cried when Marina commited suicide.
T2's ending: I saw it 4 times in theaters when i was 10 and made me cry every time.
Titanic: Saw it 7 times in theaters when i was 16 and made me cry.
Toy Story 3: Sad but a happy ending.
The Shawshank Redemption and Green Mile: 'nuff said.
Armageddon: When Harry gave up his life.
Pocahontas: The ending which is suprisingly sad for a disney movie which that ending moved me when i was 14.
Bambi: when i saw it 3 times in theaters in it's 88 re-issue at age 7 it moved me.

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it's a very nice movie which I recomment to see. This isnt the trailer, cause I couldnt find it, but a short clip from the movie. the movie is multilanguaged half in english and half in greek. the plot of the movie is that during the war of M.Asia in 1922-23, some girls from different nationalities (greeks, russians,turkeys) were doing the long trip from Constantinoupolis to N.York with a photograph of a man in their hands. The man in the photo is their destined husband and the girls are all brides-to-be. And during this trip, one of the greek brides fell in love with an American photographer.