Movies that made you cry the most...
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For me the question would be... which movies DO NOT make me cry since most do.
Some are:
The Bridges of Madison County ( a real tear jerker)
Titanic (cried for at least 1/2 hr)
The Notebook
Soul Food
A Walk in the Clouds
Breakfast at Tiffany's
You've Got Mail
Step Mom
To Sir With Love
Philladelphia
The Champ
Born Free
The Piano (very intense movie)
An Affair to Remember
8 Below
Some are:
The Bridges of Madison County ( a real tear jerker)
Titanic (cried for at least 1/2 hr)
The Notebook
Soul Food
A Walk in the Clouds
Breakfast at Tiffany's
You've Got Mail
Step Mom
To Sir With Love
Philladelphia
The Champ
Born Free
The Piano (very intense movie)
An Affair to Remember
8 Below
aschendell
Cathlete
I'm with yor Traci...I cry at everything!! My husband makes fun of me...because I'll cry at most anything..even commercials! I can't believe you brought up Born Free....I cry throughout the entire movie..I haven't watched it with my DD because I don't want her to be worried about me! My top tear jerkers that I don't think have been mentioned are:
Goodbye Girl
The Green Mile
On Golden Pond
Ordinary People
Hope Floats
Jerry Maguire (the living room scene)
Dances With Wolves (when they shoot the wolf)
Out of Africa
officer and a Gentleman
Places in the Heart
Seabiscuit
Without a Trace
Awakenings
Ice Castles
My Life
Plus all the previous ones listed! As you can see....there's lots!!
Debra
Bite off more than you can chew. Then chew it---Ella Williams
Goodbye Girl
The Green Mile
On Golden Pond
Ordinary People
Hope Floats
Jerry Maguire (the living room scene)
Dances With Wolves (when they shoot the wolf)
Out of Africa
officer and a Gentleman
Places in the Heart
Seabiscuit
Without a Trace
Awakenings
Ice Castles
My Life
Plus all the previous ones listed! As you can see....there's lots!!
Debra
Bite off more than you can chew. Then chew it---Ella Williams
maddiesmum
Cathlete
I'm exactly like Nancy. I cry at moments of intense emotion, whether they are sad or not, just because they are moments crystallized wherein a character speaks of love or truth or something deep and meaningful. In Princess Diaries, I have tears in my eyes when she declares she will be Princess now and why....when Lindsay Lohan and Jamie lee Curtis talk of their lost father/husband in Freaky Friday and how they can maybe let another man in to, not replace their dad/husband, but maybe form a whole, new unit...
but yes, the funeral scene and the Auden poem in 4 Weddings gets me every time without fail, and so does Million Dollar Baby and so does the Gillian Andersen adaptation of Edith Wharton's novel "The House of Mirth." It gets so bad I have to stop the movie half way through to gear myself up because I know exactly how badly it ends, I know she could be saved if HE only got his act in gear and realized in time that he loves her...
Why cry at the Shawshank Redemption? That's a punch-the-air movie: have I forgotten a very sad bit?
Yes: Brokeback Mtn broke my heart too. Some films are very tough to watch. I don't think I will ever see Million Dollar Baby again. I couldn't bear it.
Clare
but yes, the funeral scene and the Auden poem in 4 Weddings gets me every time without fail, and so does Million Dollar Baby and so does the Gillian Andersen adaptation of Edith Wharton's novel "The House of Mirth." It gets so bad I have to stop the movie half way through to gear myself up because I know exactly how badly it ends, I know she could be saved if HE only got his act in gear and realized in time that he loves her...
Why cry at the Shawshank Redemption? That's a punch-the-air movie: have I forgotten a very sad bit?
Yes: Brokeback Mtn broke my heart too. Some films are very tough to watch. I don't think I will ever see Million Dollar Baby again. I couldn't bear it.
Clare
allwildgirl
Cathlete
I forgot Gladiator. I always cry at the end of that one.
Little Angel
Cathlete
Bobby
Old Yeller
Titanic
Since You Went Away (old movie made during World War II)
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Old Yeller
Titanic
Since You Went Away (old movie made during World War II)
Breakfast at Tiffany's
City of Angels
Terms of Endearment
Titanic
I try to avoid these kinds of movies like the plague. I don't like to cry. So, my list is short and old. I'm sure that there are movies out much newer that would pull a few strings, but I refuse to see them.
I like romantic comedies, and comedies and action, that's all the further that I will go. I know, I'm boring.
Kathy
Ok, edited to add a few others that I have forgotten about.
Gorillas in the Mist
Beaches
The Fox and the Hound (at least I did when I saw it at age 5)
Bambi
Oh geez, and the Lion King when Mufasa dies and Simba thinks its his fault.
Terms of Endearment
Titanic
I try to avoid these kinds of movies like the plague. I don't like to cry. So, my list is short and old. I'm sure that there are movies out much newer that would pull a few strings, but I refuse to see them.
I like romantic comedies, and comedies and action, that's all the further that I will go. I know, I'm boring.
Kathy
Ok, edited to add a few others that I have forgotten about.
Gorillas in the Mist
Beaches
The Fox and the Hound (at least I did when I saw it at age 5)
Bambi
Oh geez, and the Lion King when Mufasa dies and Simba thinks its his fault.
RunnerGirl
Cathlete
When A Man Loves a Woman.
So so so sad. I cry everytime I watch it.
LD
So so so sad. I cry everytime I watch it.
LD