Originally Posted By mele Oops, forgot Brokeback Mountain. I tear up when I hear any of the music from it too. There's even a techno version of the main song. It makes me cry too. LOL
Originally Posted By TomSawyer "Fiddler on the Roof" "Lonesome Dove" (okay, it's a miniseries but if you're going to pick nits you'll have to deal with Captain Call) "Lilo and Stitch" "Stand by Me"
Originally Posted By xrayvision 1)"The Champ" with Ricky Schroeder 2) "Benji" 3) "Schindler's List" 4) "The Color Purple" 5) "Charlotte's Web"
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Gosh, you might be better off asking me what movies DIDN'T make me cry, lol. Definitely Finding Neverland. I still haven't made it through Eight Below because I was crying waaayy too hard. Beauty & the Beast (actually, most Disney movies, but that one especially). The Wizard of Oz. LOTR. The Last Unicorn. Titanic. Casablanca. The King and I.
Originally Posted By BlueDevilSF 1. Dumbo. Gets me EVERY time. 2. Breaking the Waves. Watching Emily Watson's character disintegrate is heartbreaking to watch. 3. One True Thing. This one hit too close to home, as I was going through virtually the same thing as the main character at the time I saw it. 4. Little Women (1994 version). When Beth dies; Thomas Newman's brilliant score doesn't help matters, either. 5. Dogfight. The final scene does it for me every time. 6. The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Totally unexpected ending. 7. Magnolia. I know it was much aligned in another thread, but this one hit me in a certain way.
Originally Posted By nevadarebel Eight Below was one of the worst for me. I cried through the entire thing. Even still now when I see clips or anything, I tear up.
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I'm also an easy cryer at movies, but a few that get me even after multiple viewings: The Last Unicorn The Phantom of the Opera Dumbo Steel Magnolias The Land Before Time An American Tale Schindler's List (I am FINE through the entire movie, but during the credits when they are all going to Schindler's grave is what gets me.)
Originally Posted By threeundertwo >>3. One True Thing. This one hit too close to home, as I was going through virtually the same thing as the main character at the time I saw it.>> The movie made me cry, but honestly, the book had me bawling on every single page. Beautifully written. Very powerful stuff. The book also has a slightly different take on the ending than the movie. Recommended reading.
Originally Posted By ilvdland An Affair To Remember Message In A Bottle A Lot Like Love The Notebook Every other movie everyone else already mentioned pretty much!!! Please, I cry when I walk into DL everytime, my tear ducts are very weak......
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I thought of a couple more: The Green Mile Shawshank Redemption I have been banned from watching both of these while pregnant because if I catch them on TV I will stop and watch them and no matter what part its on, I usually start right up!
Originally Posted By imadisneygal I am so glad to see another "Fiddler on the Roof" lover in this thread! I blubber every time I see that one, too. I just love it. Also Terms of Endearment. I just can't get through that scene of her saying goodbye to her kids. AHHHHHH!!!!!!! I cried through some of Brokeback Mountain. What a sad movie that was! I'll think of more and come back later!
Originally Posted By Lisann22 1. Brian's Song - OMG, I was only about 12 I think, my sister and I cried so hard. I became a Gale Sayers fan after that a huge thrill for me was meeting him a few years ago and getting an autographed football. 2. Imitation of Life - my mom had me watch this as a young girl. I balled at the funeral scene. 3. Terms of Endearment - broke my heart. 4. Color Purple - when Danny Glover's character makes the sister's seperate. That just tore me up. I was watching the movie with my sister and I just couldn't imagine that every happening to us. I was sobbing and didn't even realize it till I looked over at her and she was doing the same. Very powerful. 5. One True Thing - when they are singing Silent Night. Wow, I was balling. Losing a parent is such a hard difficult thing. 6. Steel Magnolias - the graveyard scene. Man, could I relate. Others: Stepmom Old Yeller My Girl It's a Wonderful Life Platoon Sophie's Choice Splendor in the Grass
Originally Posted By Daannzzz I had forgottend about two that are mentioned above. "Born Free" as a killer when we saw it at the theater...numerous times. It still has an effect on me. All I have to do is here the music!!! I went to see "Imitation of Life" with a college group in the 70's. They played it at the college and I had no idea what I was going to see!!!! It was a Douglas Sirk series. Holy Smoke! I haven't seen it since.
Originally Posted By wahooskipper I'm not much of a crier but I was pretty emotional during Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan. Of course, I also cried during The Flintstones but that is just because I wished I had my $15 back.
Originally Posted By BrnardM Finding Neveland got to me. Such a great movie: hey Acadamy, what happened? Also, for some reason Edward Scissorhands gets me worked up. It's definitely one of the most beautiful movies that I have seen and has something to say about human nature. But in all honesty, I think it's Danny Elfman's phenominal score that really does it for me.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Schindler's List Sophie's Choice Titanic Old Yeller Love Story Highlander Armaggedon Independence Day Beaches Forrest Gump You've Got Mail Sleepless in Seattle When Harry Met Sally Finding Nemo Lion King Tarzan Treasure Planet Where the Red Fern Grows Watership Down The Fly 2 Benji Beauty and the Beast Casablanca The Last Unicorn Gone with the Wind Dumbo Steel Magnolias Cars (the tribute to Joe Ranft at the end) Bambi Terms of Endearment What Dreams May Come Star Wars Episode 3 Rocky 4 Somewhere in Time The 2 lives of Jenny Logan Amadeus Big Fish Cool Runnings I'm just a big baby really.
Originally Posted By wahooskipper Dave, you need to invest in Kimberly-Clark (since you obviously go through a ton of Kleenex).
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 I am not much of a "crier", but ones that had me tearing up: 1. Finding Neverland 2. The Notebook 3. Titanic 4. It's A Wonderful Life 5. Lilo & Stitch (When Stitch says "I'm lost.") 6. Million Dollar Baby 7. Steel Magnolias
