what movies have made you cry over the years?

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   Stevennix2001posted 13 years ago

   Okay, let's be honest with ourselves, I know some of you had to have gotten misty eyed while a few movies during your time.  To be honest, I try to never allow the emotional factor of films to get to me, as most of them use it disguise how tragically cliche ridden and/or horrible the plot is (i.e. "Free Willy", "Baby Geniuses", "Battlefield Earth", "Independence Day" or any of the care bear films in general, for example).  However, I'd be lying if I said that there weren't some that almost got to me; which also happen to be films that I told myself that I would NEVER review on here at all, as I would fear that my words wouldn't give them justice.  Not saying that I wouldn't be open to reviewing them IF, and only if I got a ton of requests for those particular movies.  If nobody requests it, then I guess kudos to never having to review them.
   
   However, before I list the films that have touched my heart from watching them, I'd rather hear your film list first.  Therefore, please list as many of the films that have either made you cry, or feel touched emotionally in some way.  If there's enough responses here, then I'll gladly post mine as well.  If there isn't, then oh well.

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      prettynutjob30posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I am a blubbering,sobbing  mess when I watch The Never Ending Story lol.I am such a baby.

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         Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Nah, that doesn't make you baby.  It just means you have very good tastes, as I love that movie as well.  In fact, I think it's probably one of the best children's movies ever made.

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         tuesdaysflicksposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         YES, I  FORGOT ABOUT THAT ONE THE NEVER ENDING STORY,,,ME I HAD TO KEEP WIPING MY EYE.....A GREAT ONE

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      Shinkickerposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The graveside finale of Schindler's List had me really shaken more than any other film I've ever seen.

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      Daniella Lopezposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      PS I Love You... yes it's a chic flick and yes I cry my eyes out every time, but it's sooooo good!

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      MickeySrposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I cry way too easy at movies . . . at tv shows, at commercials. I think in real life I take on the role of, if not hero, the guy who tends to things and keeps his cool, etc, so with films I just gush like a little girl. However, not at the stuff most do - I hate the 'wind beneath my wings' kind of movies, hate "Pretty Woman", "Ghost", "Officer An A Gentleman", "Dirty Dancing", etc . . . I cry when the story is compelling like at the end of "The Searchers", I cry when things are just done so well like when Fred Astaire dances, and I cry when I watch favorites "Here Comes Mr. Jordan", "Rebecca", "The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad", etc . . . especially when I watch with my kids and see them enjoying these favorites, that makes me cry.

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      Jo_Goldsmith11posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The movies I have cried over were,,
      
      1.) Pay it forward
      2.) Deep end of the ocean
      3.) Seven pounds (Will Smith)
      4.) Jesus of Nazarath

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         emichaelposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Ooo. Pay It Forward. That's another one for me.

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         cobrienposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Definitely Pay It Forward. And Titanic. And When a Man Loves A Woman made me cry. It hit home hard.

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      Abhaque Supanjangposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I like animals, they are cute. Once, I watched a movie on TVRI, the national television station of my country in around 1980, when I was still at my elementary school; I forgot the title of the film, but I still remember the figure of the story -- a she-lion named Elsa which was taken care by the main figure of the story in Kenya, Africa. And the film was closed by the song "Born Free". I was so impressed that then I named a cat of mine after the lionese name. I don't want to watch the movie anymore, it is a very sad one for me.
      
      

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         cavalloposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Born Free was the movie.

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      jenuboukaposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Beaches
      Wind beneath my wings gets me ever time

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      amymarie_5posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Charlotte's Web, Terms of Endearment, Gran Torino, Titanic and Snow White. 
      There are so many more but those are the ones that really make me bawl.

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      Kitschensyngkposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The only movie that has ever made me cry is <i>Snoopy Come Home</i>. You probably know which scene I'm talking about.

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       PhoenixVposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Rudy gets me and It's A wonderful life.

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       Meisjunkposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       ALWAYS cry during:
       
       A Little Princess.
       Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
       Finding Nemo
       
       I don't watch movies based on true stories for this very reason. xD Bad cries are not cries I can handle!

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       someone-somehowposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       The Indian Tamil language film named as '3'....to describe about this film i shd tell a world famous, cnn awarded 'song of the year' for WHY THIS KOLAVERI DI song, which is present in this film. This film is screened in many foreign film festivals and received accolades. The actor dhanush performance in the climax will surely pulls tears from your eyes.

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       Motherbynatureposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       Taking Chance.  Hands down.  It even made my husband cry like he was at a funeral.

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          someone-somehowposted 12 years agoin reply to this

          did you like that film? whether it made you cry? how is dhanush acting in that film?

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             Motherbynatureposted 12 years agoin reply to this

             I loved the movie. Kevin Bacon is a pretty good actor and he nailed it in Taking Chance. Have you seen it?

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                someone-somehowposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                I'm not talking about "Taking chance" film, actually i'm talking about "3" film(INDIAN TAMIL LANGUAGE FILM). "WHY THIS KOLAVERI DI" SONG IS PRESENT IN THIS FILM ONLY.

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                   Motherbynatureposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                   I'm sorry but I have no idea what you're talking about or how it relates to Taking Chance.  You lost me! lol

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                      someone-somehowposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                      what I'm talking is no way related to "Taking chance". I'm talking about Indian film named as "3".

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       Ann1Az2posted 12 years agoin reply to this

       Marley and Me (and my husband thought I would enjoy it because I love animals). I cried like a baby. When I was a kid, I cried when I watched Old Yeller.
       
       I cried when I watched Gone With the Wind, Romeo and Juliet (the one with Olivia Hussy) and always cry when I watch the movies about Jesus dying on the cross.

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   Mark Ewbieposted 13 years ago

   Babe

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   kirstenblogposted 13 years ago

   Cry Freedom

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   Hollie Thomasposted 13 years ago

   The killing fields

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   recommend1posted 13 years ago

   The movies that are designed for it never make me cry, my wife refused to speak to me for a week many years ago when I laughed out loud in the cinema at Love Story.
   
   I do remember as though it was yesterday watching a black and white B movie at 9 years old, about a tramp and his dog.  The movie generally was about the pair of them sharing the rejection of society that constantly worked to separate them, of course ending up with the dog dying the moment after the old man he had been looking after died - and the realisation of what love and life is really all about by the clinically stupid 'carers' and authorities. That made me cry openly (along with most of hte rest of the audience)  Probably made in the 1940's and long gone now.  Pity.

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   Alecia Murphyposted 13 years ago

   Up was the last one that just kind of hit me, especially at the beginning and end. Lion King is another one. Alot of them make me cry, but alot of times I end up forgetting until I see a certain scene again.

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   Jared Zane Kessieposted 13 years ago

   The Land Before Time, when Littlefoot sees his shadow and thinks its his mom. Gets me every time.

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      emichaelposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Oh man. Forgot about that one. Classic.

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         MissEposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Totally!!!

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      Angelique Newmanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I forgot about "The Land Before Time" that was sad when Littlefoot thought he his mother--so sad.
      
      Other movies that tugged at my emotions are:
      
      "My Dog Skip"
      
      "Ghost"
      
      "Gone with the Wind"

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   Emile Rposted 13 years ago

   Life is Beautiful hit my heart strings pretty hard.

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   Ron Montgomeryposted 13 years ago

   Austin Powers.  I cried over the 8.50 I wasted.

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      Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      which austin powers movie do you speak of?

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         Ron Montgomeryposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Believe it or not I bought tickets for, and walked out, of the first two.  I'm a huge Mike Myers fan, and had faith that although the first one was awful, he would recover for the second....didn't happen

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            Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

            hmm..i actually liked the first two movies, as it was the third one that horrible.  oh well, to each their own. i guess this means you won't be seeing the fourth movie, huh?  I just read recently that Mike Myers is working on a fourth austin powers movie. 

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               Ron Montgomeryposted 13 years agoin reply to this

               Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice, shame on me.  Fool me thrice, just shoot me.

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      MissEposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      SO TRUE!!! LOL!  I've never been able to sit through any of those.

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    klarawieckposted 13 years ago

    I cry with every drama, and every sad commercial there is. I'm a cry baby

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    Joebo Ona Comiaposted 13 years ago

    Korean movies made me really cried, I do not know if it is because of the English subs or the Korean writers are quite good, I had seen many movies in my time and only K-movies made my tears fall.
    A Moment to Remember, il Mare, Ditto, Heartbreak Library, How to Keep my Love, April Snow, My Wife Got Married, Windstruck, Love Me Not, Innocent Steps, Daisy, Trace of Love and hoping to watch more.

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       recommend1posted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Korean movies are far superior to most others in their photography and filming etc.  It is a shame they do not dub out the best with English so that the world can watch and enjoy them.

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          Stevennix2001posted 13 years agoin reply to this

          I don't know about dubbing, as sometimes it tends to take away more from a movie than it does add to it.  This is why I think subtitles work a helluva a lot better, as it allows viewers to see the movie as they were originally intended.  Besides, a little reading during a film never hurt anyone.

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    cre8ivOneposted 13 years ago

    Gosh,
    Many movies have the ability to make me cry!  Let's see here's what I came up with:
    
    Cartoon:
    Toy Story 3
    Tarzan
    Up
    Lion King
    to name a few.
    
    Schindlers List
    The Green Mile
    Step Mom
    The Freedom Writers
    gosh, so many more.

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    habeeposted 13 years ago

    Homeward Bound - when the old Golden Retriever makes it home
    
    Lonesome Dove - when Gus and Clara meet again after many years
    
    Gone with the Wind - when Bonnie is killed
    
    Sophie's Choice - when she has to choose between her son and her daughter in the concentration camp
    
    Steel Magnolias - when Shelby dies and her mom goes to pick up Jack, Jr.
    
    Bambi - when Bambi's mom is killed

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    stylezinkposted 13 years ago

    As I get older I find myself adding more to my list. I'm getting so emotional in my 30's, lol!
    
    My Movies:
    Big Fish -has always made me cry when the main character revisits everyone in his life one last time before seeing his girl in the river and becomes the big fish.
    
    Toy Story 3 -I'm sure cre8ivOne and I cry at the same part, lol! It's when they Andy finally goes off to college and they show all the memories they shared together, Andy and the toys. What it makes me think about is that my children and I have been watching the Toy Story's since they were young. And it was almost like seeing my children grow up. My boys are 15 & 16 now and in just a few years they'll be going off on their own like Andy. [Eyes watering just thinking about it now, thanks!]
    
    Yesterday, I cried when I saw, "Hello Again" with Shelly Long. I got so sad after she came back to life and when she saw her son again. Made me wish I could see my mom again and do something like that even if it wouldn't be forever, it would be nice.
    
    I almost forgot one of my favorite movies, I haven't seen in quite some time, The House of Sand and Fog. The ending to that movie IS SO SAD! I start the waterworks as soon as the guys' son gets killed.
    
    Another one I actually cry to is, The Wizard of Oz. I cry when Dorothy is singing,"Somewhere Over the Rainbow." I feel like that a lot of times.
    
    There's so many I can't think of all of them. But there's the few that come to mind at the moment.

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       cre8ivOneposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Hey stylezink
       For sure!  The part where he gives Woody away just makes me sob, but it's a bittersweet thing because you see the joy in the little girls eyes.

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    trusouldjposted 13 years ago

    Return To Me - David Duchovny, Minnie Driver
    Cooley High -  Lawrence Hilton Jacobs (last 30 minutes of the film)
    This Is It - Michael Jackson
    Penny Serenade - Cary Grant

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    juliafranceschiniposted 13 years ago

    Hmm, good question. I'm a sentimental person, so I get misty eyed and have goosebumps during a lot of movies. So I'll just list the repeat offenders, movies that every time I see them, I cry:
    
    Inception: at the end where Leo wakes up on the plane and is going to reunite with his children (or is he?).
    
    The Notebook: old people being cute/or in pain is a big trigger for me.
    
    Big Fish: same reason as above
    
    Stella Dallas: Barbara Stanwyck tries so hard to be a good mother. Films about motherhood usually make me cry.

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       stylezinkposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       I totally forgot about The Notebook! Thanks for reminding me. I cry EVERY TIME I see that movie.

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    ruffridyerposted 13 years ago

    The scene in Dumbo where he visits his mother locked in the wagon always gives me a lump in my throat.
      Also Up since my own wife died a few months before the movie came out.  I also cryed watching Finding Nemo.

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    cat on a soapboxposted 13 years ago

    I often get choked up at happy endings, but the last movie that really made me sob was the beginning of Saving Private Ryan when the soldiers were waiting to land on the beach of Normandy. What a sad day in history!
    I also cry at the end of Homeward Bound, the Incredible Journey- every time!!

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    lavender3957posted 13 years ago

    My favorite of all time is Love Story. No matter how many times I see this movie, I cry every time.

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    Lady_Eposted 13 years ago

    The End of the movie "Revenge" - Kevin Costner, Madelaine Stowe.
    
    Steel Magnolia's - the scene where Julia Roberts mum returned home after her death to pick her grandson. He ran into her arms with a bright smile not knowing he had lost his mum...

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       cre8ivOneposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Oh gosh, I forgot to say Steel Magnolias.  What a great movie!

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    autumnstardustposted 13 years ago

    Control(The one with Sam Riley from 2007).
    Jacob's Ladder.
    The Lion King.
    The Crow.
    Twin Peaks:Fire Walk With Me.
    Perfect Blue.
    Schindler's List.

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    cre8ivOneposted 13 years ago

    I have thought of a few more!
    
    I just watched the movie Seven Pounds for the first time. Oh my goodness, The part where the girl goes to see Woody Harrelson's character just to look in his eyes...
    
    Beaches, OMG.   
    
    The Notebook for sure is so sweet and what an incredible movie!
    
    PS I Love You

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    Nickaloochposted 13 years ago

    cant believe it but the most recent episode of Sons of Anarchy had me crying for a couple of minutes. great performance delivered by Maggie Siff and Charlie Hunnam.
    
    honestly no movie has ever made me cry though

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    emichaelposted 13 years ago

    I haven't read through all of these, so I may be repeating some. I don't usually get emotional in movies, but there have definitely been some. Ok, here goes...
    
    1. The Pursuit of Happyness
    2. The NeverEnding Story
    3. Homeward Bound
    4. Martian Child (still does)
    
    There have probably been more, but I've sufficiently embarrassed myself for now

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       cre8ivOneposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       The Pursuit of Happyness is an incredible movie, ditto,made me cry too!

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    Senoritaaposted 13 years ago

    Any movie with even a tiny bit of emotional content makes me cry!

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    vmartinezwilsonposted 13 years ago

    The Color Purple always makes me cry.

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    Beth100posted 13 years ago

    The Notebook
    
    Hatchi (had a dog just as loyal and I still miss him)
    
    PS I Love You
    
    A Beautiful Life
    
    Schindler's List
    
    (just bring a box of kleenex when we go to the show Steven....  )

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    mattyfazposted 13 years ago

    Marley and Me
    
    
    I didn't cry but it is the closest I have come in a long time.

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    cavalloposted 13 years ago

    Ring of Bright Water, Braveheart , Cry Freedom

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    MissEposted 13 years ago

    THE HELP!!!!  I cried 5 times at least and I NEVER cry in movies.  Well.....hardly ever.

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       emichaelposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       I keep hearing how good this movie is, and I still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I love Emma Stone, so I'm sure I would love it.

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          MissEposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          Yes you would.  She is phenomenal, as are all of the actresses and actors.  I seriously hope they get an Oscar.

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             emichaelposted 13 years agoin reply to this

             Have you read the book? I was kind of thinking I might read the book before I see the movie...

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    icountthetimesposted 13 years ago

    I couldn't help but cry at the end of Pan's Labyrinth, even though some people interpret it as a positive ending. What an amazing movie that is.

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    Pcunixposted 13 years ago

    Temple Grandin

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       Arlene V. Pomaposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Terms of Endearment, when Shirley MacLaine slapped her grandson.  You could see the poor thing's face curdle.  He didn't deserve that.  No child deserves to be hit and humiliated.  It was like I was the one who got slapped, so I cried in the theater.  I love crying at the movies as long as I have a supply of Kleenex.

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    janesixposted 13 years ago

    The Bridge to Tarabithia, the Notebook

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    Hollie Thomasposted 13 years ago

    Who will love my children. Forgot about this one, I think the woman in the story has 10? Kids and she is dying of cancer. She finds them all homes to go to after her death. Oldie, but very, very sad.

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    Leaderofmanyposted 13 years ago

    I must confess, just about every movie makes me cry, gee Hallmark commericals make me tear up. I live with a houseful of men, so I get made fun of a lot.

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    mary615posted 13 years ago

    Too many to count!  I cry in sad movies about kids and animals. The big tear jerker scene is usually at the end, so I have to leave the theater with tears running down. There's an oldie: The Yearling.  If I saw it 50 times, I'd cry 50 times.

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    Deb Welchposted 13 years ago

    Toy Story 3 - reminded me of when my daughter left for college and the Air Force.
    A Beautiful Life
    A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - the book made me cry more.
    Gone With The Wind
    Love Story
    A Wonderful Life - the very end when everyone chips in money and they all
    sing together.
    West Side Story
    I cry easily - my list goes on...

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    waynetposted 13 years ago

    Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and Attack Of The Clones. The Spirit. Jack Brooks Monster Slayer. Hellraiser 5-8. Jason x. Nightmare on Elm street 5 and 6. Crocodile Dundee 3. The Howling 2, 3 and 4.
    
    And there are a few others that made me howl with tears and feel really crappy everytime I think about em.

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    Cara.Rposted 13 years ago

    Cool question: Steel Magnolias, All the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo films, (I gonna blush on this one) Tango, Practical Magic ( I have a twin sister, it makes sense to us)  Abyss, Hellraiser 2,  Ink and,  Paul, I got teary eyed for that little alien.
    I'm sure there's more. Oh, Trilogy of Terror, the one with Karen Black, it came out in 1975 so I must have seen a rerun. Seems like a cheesy B movie but, at 8, 9 years old, I didn't want to open a closet for years after seeing it.

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    Cara.Rposted 13 years ago

    Cool question: Steel Magnolias, All the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo films, (I gonna blush on this one) Tango, Practical Magic ( I have a twin sister, it makes sense to us)  Abyss, Hellraiser 2,  Ink and,  Paul, I got teary eyed for that little alien.
    I'm sure there's more. Oh, Trilogy of Terror, the one with Karen Black, it came out in 1975 so I must have seen a rerun. Seems like a cheesy B movie but, at 8, 9 years old, I didn't want to open a closet for years after seeing it.

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    Smokes Angelposted 13 years ago

    A lot of them.  Couldn't handle Rob Roy.  I cried when Darth Vader died.  I try to stay away from sappy movies.

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       mom101posted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Just about all of them. And what about those that make you scream? Went on first date with my new boyfriend (back years ago), went to see Rocky. I got so carried away I didn't just scream,, I jumped straight up and shouted out  YEAH.
       
       Second Chances, is a beautiful story.

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    capricornrisingposted 13 years ago

    Are you kidding? I cried when Yoda died.
    
    Despite being in the industry and having become quite a critiquer of films, I can still turn into a blubbering mess watching them sometimes. Remember when Mufasa died and Simba crawled under his paw and closed his eyes? What about when Sulley sneaks into Boo's room at the very end of Monsters Inc. and we hear her exclaim, "Kitty!"? The wedding of Kris and Jessica Claus. The end of both Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan romcoms. The last scene in An Affair To Remember, Kate Hepburn's Little Women, It's A Wonderful Life. Several scenes in Dr. Zhivago.
    
    When I was a kid I saw a very dark film titled Whistle Down the Wind. Dang if I can remember what it was about exactly, but I'll never forget sobbing for hours afterwards.

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    Jlava73posted 13 years ago

    Bridge to Terribithita

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       waynetposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Oh yeah that was sad that movie...Typical me I rented it as a family movie for the kids and us and had me blubbering slightly!

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    Heavenstrubleposted 13 years ago

    Well there is one movie that made me cry is Saving privet Ryan love that move. It's and old movie

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    awareposted 13 years ago

    Crash
    Big Fish
    just to add two

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       MickeySrposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       I have 4 daughters, and I got 4 phone calls, one from each of them crying after watching "Big Fish" telling me that I HAD to watch this movie.

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    awareposted 13 years ago

    mickey  you see crash?

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       MickeySrposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       I saw the 1996 one, not the 2004 . . . I think with "Big Fish" it wasn't just the quality of the film that got my daughters, it was a familiarity with the father character, I think they related to the story and character of the father.

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    ishwaryaa22posted 13 years ago

    My sister's keeper is the only film that ever made me cry in my whole life due to it's deeply touching plot and amazing performances delivered by its entire cast!

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    DarylnCochraneposted 13 years ago

    Well, I have gotten misty eyed on certain television commercials! I've cried during many movies such as Ghost, Color Purple, My Life (old movie with Michael Keaton starring as a man dealing with cancer), Slum Dog Millionaire, Terms of Endearment, Something's Got To Give. . . I can go on and on!

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    Jlava73posted 13 years ago

    Away from her - had me sobbing from start to finish.

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    discovery2020posted 13 years ago

    I must be showing my age.  Nobody has mentioned the tear jerkers of all time, Imitation of Life and Madam X both with Lana Turner.
    
    I have to throw in The Notebook for the more current tear jerkers.

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       DarylnCochraneposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Oh yes. Definitely, the three you mentioned. Total tearjerkers! Madam X is the one where they sent her to the electric chair at the end for a murder she did not commit, right?

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          Castlepalomaposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          Love story
          A wonderful life
          Notebook
          Elephant man

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