what movies have made you cry over the years?

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   mistyhorizon2003posted 12 years ago

   Dances with Wolves
   The Bellstone Fox
   A Whale for the Killing
   Ghost
   Bambi
   
   
   Plus hundreds more.

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   skyfireposted 12 years ago

   It'll not make you cry but it's touchy.
   
   
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASrRZ_XMR6s

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   nina64posted 12 years ago

   Every time I've watched "The Bridges of Madison County" with Clint Eastwood and Meryle Streep, I always have a box of Kleenex on hand to wipe away my tears. That movie seems to speak to the heart of women.

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   DonnaCosmatoposted 12 years ago

   Wow, there are some awesome tear-inspiring movies showcased here like "The Bridges of Madison County," "Pay It Forward" and too many others to list by name. My all time fav, which makes me cry even though I know how it ends, features some of my favorite cinema stars like Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour, and Christopher Plummer - the 1980's release of "Somewhere in Time." Thanks for prompting me to remember it; it's such a wonderful yet bittersweet love story.

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   Terri Meredithposted 12 years ago

   I cry every time I watch "For The Boys" starring Bette Midler and James Caan.  It's a story outlining the heroine's climb to fame as a singer who entertains US troops through the years and wars (Bob Hope style)beginning with WWII through Vietnam.  I know the movie backwards and forwards, know exactly when the tears will start and yet, I'm never prepared enough to be able to stifle them. 
   
   I cry over "The Notebook" and "Message In a Bottle" too.  But "For The Boys" is probably my all time best pick for tear jerker series!

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   JKennyposted 12 years ago

   First time I watched the Lion King, I think I was about seven. I cried when Mufasa was killed by Scar, obviously it was through the loss of a great character, but it was Simba's reaction as well, along with the musical score. Fortunately though, it had a happy ending, and I remember celebrating in the cinema, before being told to be quiet. Even when I've watched it fairly recently, the Mufasa death scene still stuns me into silence; I don't cry anymore though.

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   Pearldiverposted 12 years ago

   I must confess... Ice Age 1 really got to me! 
   
   I knew that acorn!

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   gabrielthomas72posted 12 years ago

   There's a few, I'm embarrassed to say, but it's true! After watching 10 hours of The Lord Of The Rings, when Aragorn (now King) kneels to the Hobbits, Frodo et al, that works.
   And also when Julia Roberts does her 'I'm just a girl.....' speech to Hugh Grant in Notting Hill (guilty pleasure). Truly embarrassed now!!

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   athena09posted 12 years ago

   Hatchi - I cried so much every time the dog was waiting at the station at the last part.
   
   Immortal Beloved - It's so beautifully depressing I never watched again. but then I think I wanted to feel more of Beethoven so I watched >>>
   
   Copying Beethoven - and then I cried again when the girl was the one conducting the orchestra.

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      Terri Meredithposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Oh, how could I forget about Hatachi?  My granddaughter and I spent a weekend in a movie-fest.  Hatachi was the last movie we watched...because neither of us could stop crying!  When we did, my granddaughter looked at me and said, "I can't take anymore.  Can we do something else?"  She's 12.

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      rebekahELLEposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Copying Beethoven made me sob.
      
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkj0TeZe … re=related
      
      Immortal Beloved is so tragically beautiful, how can one not cry?
      
      So many movies have made me cry .. 
      
      I Am Sam
      
      Gladiator
      
      Homeward Bound
      
      Schindler's List
      
      ...

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    mistyhorizon2003posted 12 years ago

    How could I forget one of the saddest ever for me.
    
    Lassie Come Home

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    Dallas Matierposted 12 years ago

    'Grave of the Fireflies'.

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    Express10posted 12 years ago

    For me it was It's A Wonderful Life, Titanic, and the original Ice Castles movie.

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    DIYweddingplannerposted 12 years ago

    I probably am the world's worst movie date, because I'll cy at the drop of a hat over almost anything.  Here are ones I can remember boo hooing over:
    
    Bambi
    Toy Story 3
    Lion King
    Up
    The Notebook
    It's A Wonderful Life
    Harry Potter (when Dobby dies)
    Ole' Yeller
    Homeward Bound
    After The Fall
    Autumn In New York
    Nights In Rodanthe
    Forrest Gump
    Steel Magnolias
    
    
    Oh yes, the list goes on and on!

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    NayNay2124posted 12 years ago

    The Deer Hunter
    Cooley High
    A Star is Born (Barbara Streisand)

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    KaisMomposted 12 years ago

    "Oh, Auntie Em, There's no place like home." (Does it to me every time from the Wizard of Oz.)
    When Debra Winger dies in Terms of Endearment. When Julia Roberts dies in Steel Magnolias.
    When Jimmy Stewart " . . .wants to live again . . ." in It's a Wonderful Life. And of course, when Owen Wilson has to put Marley down in Marley and Me.

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    Jonathan Jancoposted 12 years ago

    Well I'm a hopeless romantic so I cry the most during movies like Z, Natural Born Killers and The Seven Samurai.

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    Nickaloochposted 12 years ago

    I'd have to think really hard about it but the tv series Lost finale always chokes me up a little bit. 
    movies though, off the top of my head id have to say Marley and Me, and surprisingly 50/50. All of them struck an emotional chord within me at some point

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    Silva Hayesposted 12 years ago

    The first movie I saw that made me cry was Walk on the Wild Side, when the woman played by Capucine died.  It was unexpected and tragic.
    
    I cried in Bambi, Forrest Gump (when his love interest got on the bus and went to California with another man), and in Lord of the Rings, when Haldir died.

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    scruffy5533posted 12 years ago

    I cried for Melies in Hugo.

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    Joy56posted 12 years ago

    Truly Madly Deeply was the film i remember that made me cry forever, even now when i think about it i shed a tear....

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    Eazy_Eposted 12 years ago

    Anakin' yelling I hate you to Obi-Wan is a total tear jerker haha.

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    Teresa Schultzposted 11 years ago

    What wonderful comments and reminders of movies that have made me cry over the years. I tried to think of a movie or two that nobody has yet mentioned in these comments, but I do have to repeat The Bridges of Madison County - it really stands out for me as one of my favorite tear jerkers. One that I can think of that I don't yet see mentioned here is How to Tame Your Dragon.

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    zerbini87posted 11 years ago

    I am going to have to be honest and admit that Toy Story 3 made me cry.  What a great family classic movie with excellent actors.

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    Aneegmaposted 11 years ago

    Lord of the Rings - Especially Return of the King. I cried proper tears after I first watched it at the Cinema.

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    Wendi Mposted 11 years ago

    Remember Me!

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    Lady Aya 1884posted 11 years ago

    Titanic and  A Walk to Remember

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    MikeR1posted 11 years ago

    Well guys really don't cry (LOL) but some films that have really emotionally gotten to me over the years are a recent romantic comedy-drama I just watched this week called Another Chance (1989), also Excalibur (1981), plus Marley & Me (2008) and Barry Lyndon (1975).  These films deal with having it all and losing it all, the loss of love, loss of a beloved dog, wasting one's life away.  They are all excellent films but emotionally get to you as the best films can make you feel for the characters and be able to relate to them.

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    cavalloposted 11 years ago

    Was I the only one to see 'Ring of Bright Water' ?

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    Maria Priceposted 11 years ago

    The Notebook
    The Pursuit of Happiness
    A Walk to Remember

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    Thelma Albertsposted 11 years ago

    Gone With The Wind
    The Green Mile
    Schindler´s List
    Angelas Ashes
    Love Story
    West Side Story
    Forest Gump and many others that I can´t remember the titles.

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    AaronHubb89posted 11 years ago

    Green Mile
    Radio
    The Notebook
    Moulin Rouge
    Romeo+Juliet
    almost cried on X-Men First Class (James McAvoy and Michael Fassbener's fault)
    almost cried on The Amazing Spider-Man (Martin Sheen and Andrew Garfield's fault)
    Will more than likely cry on The Dark Knight Rises (cause it's ending)
    lol
    I know there have been more this is just all I can think of.

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    libby1970posted 11 years ago

    City of Angels, A walk to remember, The Green Mile, Titanic, Message in a Bottle, and a bunch of others I can't seem to recall at the moment.

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    Dracula's Wolfyposted 11 years ago

    The Green Mile
    The Pursuit Of Happyness
    The Road
    Seven Pounds
    I Am Sam
    Dead Poets Society
    Armageddon
    HP: Order Of The Phoenix
    Tuck Everlasting
    My Sister's Keeper
    American History X
    Meet Joe Black

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    brimancandyposted 11 years ago

    I am a hopeless Romantic, so here are some where I wept a little. Very sad films, of Course the one that sticks in my mind most is the last few minutes of Brokeback Mountain.
    
    Here are a couple more. (Mostly love stories)
    
    Long Time Companion
    Torch Song Trilogy
    Love Valor Compassion
    Dreamgirls
    Shelter
    The object of my affection
    
    I also felt teary eyed during Avatar. It reminds me way too much about what our own government does to get what it wants, without thinking about what might happen as a result.
    
    When I was a kid, I cried during Disney's Fox and the hound. It was very sad, and even younger yet, around 4 or 5 I used to cry during Chitty Chitty bang bang whenever the child catcher showed up, and also cried during Rudolf the Red nosed reindeer over the showmonster. Now I just laugh my but off!

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    JoshuaMaposted 11 years ago

    Dont cry much during movies but here is a few that got me.
    Choas theory
    My sisters keeper
    My girl
    Notebook
    Passion of the Christ
    Love actually

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    ColetteDD2posted 11 years ago

    Ok too many to count/remember.  But two that made me blubber
    1.  Born Free
    2.  Beaches

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    schoolgirlforrealposted 11 years ago

    too many
    
    esp
    
    the notebook at the end sobbing
    
    superman - in awe as he rescues lois from falling off the building

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    Marcy Goodfleischposted 11 years ago

    I can cry over any movie that tugs at my heart, from Shirley Temple in Heidi to Apollo 13 to Toy Story 3.  Guess I'm an easy mark for Hollywood and the makers of Kleenex.

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