Films that make you cry

[Hellfire]

So come on, what films or even Tv shows have you cried at,

the ones I can remember are

Ladder 49,
Grave of the fireflys,

Another one but I can't remember it, it's on the tip of my tongue

[nicebutdim23]

what dreams may come
watership down
bambi
lion king

:crying:

[Songbird]

Love actually. It kills me every time. Watched it a few nights ago and was fine until the bit with Simon from Teachers standing outside Kiera Knightlys house with the boards. I wept like a fucking baby.

Oh and the opening scene for The Lion King for it's sheer beauty.

[Hellfire]

A beautiful mind Moved me, such a lovely movie.. yet i didnt cry,

[Olive]

Grave of the firefly

fireflies. but yeah, gawd, if that doesn't make you cry you're not human.

the crow also gets me every time. that bit at the end about true love. sniffletastic.

most things, actually, if i'm honest.

[Hellfire]

the bit that got me in the crow was when brandon lee says "It cant rain all the time"

[Blah]

all i need is an RSPCA advert never mind films!

[Teh_Gerbil]

Very few films, TBH. I hardly cry now, seem to have supressed it. I jsut feel sad. Books, on the other hand... Hammer of Eden man, deep. Thats a real sad story. :crying:

[ruby_soho]

bambi, the lion king, i also cried at beauty and the beast in the cinema when they were all banging on his door going kill the beast, i was like nooo don't do it :crying:

Disney films are way too traumatic.

[LuckyStrike]

erm..fireflys got me too!

trying to think of other stuff... E.T. of course.

the goonies, when we think sloth is gonna get caught in the falling rocks :(

[Flashman's Ghost]

One of my Mum's favourite stories is how I burst into tears at the end of Watership Down when the black rabiit comes down to take the rabbit to bunny heaven.

I also have a lump in my throat during 'A Night to Remember' (which is simply the best Titanic film out there), especially when the gambler gives someone a letter to his sister and then swims out to die rather than risk tipping the others out of the boat...

[Diamond Ace]

Tears of the Sun, Titanic, Pearl Harbour, Legend of the Falls!!! :crying:

They all make me cry :crying: :crying: :crying:

[*TiNK*]

Anything at the moment! lol.

Titanic especially though, everytime i watch it and i watch it like twice a week!

[clementine_the_tangerine]

Definitely Green Mile :yes:...oh and also Sleepers.

Rach x

[dtpcz]

Stepmom...god that made me bawl!! So sad....

And Green Mile - but i only cried after the film ended...but it was bucket loads!

[pinkslippers]

*Lion King
*Forrest Gump
*Armageddon
*Beaches
*Flowers in the Attic
*Thirteen
*Beloved

See thats a lot!!

[film_buff]

Love actually. It kills me every time. Watched it a few nights ago and was fine until the bit with Simon from Teachers standing outside Kiera Knightlys house with the boards. I wept like a fucking baby.

Oh and the opening scene for The Lion King for it's sheer beauty.

Love Actually has my saddest scene but its when they are at the funeral at the little lad is sat there and the bay city rollers are playing in the background

[soraliah]

oh my.. well i cry at practically everything!!! ones i can remember are..

brother bear (when the mummy bear comes down from heaven to say bye to her baby :( - i bawled like a baby)
deep impact, titanic, pearl harbour.. lion king.. big fish..

ummm i cant think now!! there absolutely loads though.. cant really think of any tv programmes that have made me cry.. just film i think

[BlackArab]

Green Mile got me too especially when the guards ask him what exactly they are supposed to say to God about what they've done.















The Champ :blush: http://imdb.com/title/tt0078950/

*runs off to watch 'Pimp my Ride' and restore sense of manliness* :sour:

[mystifymysoul]

Love actually. It kills me every time. Watched it a few nights ago and was fine until the bit with Simon from Teachers standing outside Kiera Knightlys house with the boards. I wept like a fucking baby.

Oh and the opening scene for The Lion King for it's sheer beauty.

Simon from teachers (Andrew Lincoln)= :yum: times infinity.

I love that scene, its so sweet when he holds the board, "To me you are perfect" Awwwwww

[Franki]

The Green Mile, almost. And that's a big almost. But I don't cry at films, ever.

[Jim V]

As Kaffrin pointed out; if you've never cried during a film, you've never seen Grave of the Fireflies

[Martin_Bashir]

Trainspotting -

when Mark Renton OD's...and they start playing Lou Reed's 'Perfect Day'...its quite unique in that the main character is dying but everyone else is just carrying on...really shows more than anything else how junkie are treated as just the lowest form of human scum...its dehumanising and truely horrific...

[Teh_Gerbil]

I felt sad at the end of Vanashing Point... didn't cry, but that ending is such a slap to the face... Brilliant film really.

[melodie]

I have wept at so many!!! The one I cried most in was pearl harbour...... had a bf who was in the army when the film came out and so it got to me a bit...... :crying: The last time I cried at a film was when me and my bf were watching robin hood...... he cried cause the song always reminded him of me in the years we split.... ahhhh bless his cotton socks...... :heart:

[girl with sharp teeth]

For all those that have mentioned Watership Down - please tell me that I was not the only child traumatised by the Black Rabbit. Good rabbits just aren't meant to appear as a scary black floating face in the sky with pointy glowing red eyes.

[Gavman]

only film thats made me cry is thirteen

[Blah_ha]

Sleepers and Green Mile, every single time :(

Also, there was a programme on a couple of weeks or so ago called "Dad" or something. When the old man is trying to help his wife, that made me cry so much, I had to stop watching it. My housemates thought I had gone mad.

[pinkstar]

It doensn't take much for a film to make me cry, but the ones I can remember just now are ...

Green Mile
The Lion King
Dumbo
E.T.
A Walk to Remember
Titanic

I also cried my eyes out at Big Foot and the Hendersons when I was wee. It's so sad when they are being mean to him and trying to get him to go back into the forest!! :crying:

[usual suspect]

The Green Mile
Dancer in the Dark

they get me everytime :crying:

[soraliah]

For all those that have mentioned Watership Down - please tell me that I was not the only child traumatised by the Black Rabbit. Good rabbits just aren't meant to appear as a scary black floating face in the sky with pointy glowing red eyes.

YES!! i agree!! that rabbit is scary! i havent watched that film in ages.. ill have to go rent it :D i also think 'general wormwort' (or whatever the hell his name is!!) is very scary too!! especially when he goes in the good rabbits' burrow and kills some of them :( an awful lot of blood in that film for a childrens film..


and yeah, green mile!!! i completely forgot about that one! i cried my eyes out when i saw that.. the bit when... umm.. the man with the pet mouse gets electrocuted and it goes wrong, and at the end when.. the big guy gets electrocuted and all the guards are crying :crying:

[Yerascrote]

i'm not sure if i'd cry watchng them now but when i first watched them they made me cry

forrest gump
braveheart
E.T.
Green mile
lion king
michael collins

[girl with sharp teeth]

YES!! i agree!! that rabbit is scary! i havent watched that film in ages.. ill have to go rent it :D i also think 'general wormwort' (or whatever the hell his name is!!) is very scary too!! especially when he goes in the good rabbits' burrow and kills some of them :( an awful lot of blood in that film for a childrens film..

General Woundwort :yes:

If you're bad then the General will get you.

[Guest_]

Sexy Beast.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0203119/

Yeah, cry laughing. Woo haa haa.

[lucifer devil]

I've never cried at a film! Gosh I'm cold hearted. :(

[Monserrat]

I don't tend to get soppy over the lovey-dovey films, although I'm all in for a bit of romance.

A tear jerking moment for me normally involves a very unsual film twist. The one that did it for me was the ending for the "Cube". I will not reveal that happens in here.

BTW, for those who mentioned the Disney films: Bambi and the Lion King, try watching Mulan. Mulan was sort of more obscure. It apparently didn't get as many box office sales and then vanished without trace. For me, I only discovered it recently and I think it's fantastic. It didn't make me cry, but I just want to say to the Bambi/Lion King fans to give Mulan a try. There are some sad parts in there.

[satehen]

So come on, what films or even Tv shows have you cried at,

the ones I can remember are

Ladder 49,
Grave of the fireflys,

Another one but I can't remember it, it's on the tip of my tongue

Shindlers list (cry like a baby).
Watership Down.
Philedelphia.
:crying:

[Yerascrote]

A tear jerking moment for me normally involves a very unsual film twist. The one that did it for me was the ending for the "Cube". I will not reveal that happens in here.


i thought he just goes into a bright light...fuck i'd hate to wake up in that place...

[Monserrat]

i thought he just goes into a bright light...fuck i'd hate to wake up in that place...

Dude, it what happens before that.

[satehen]

For all those that have mentioned Watership Down - please tell me that I was not the only child traumatised by the Black Rabbit. Good rabbits just aren't meant to appear as a scary black floating face in the sky with pointy glowing red eyes.

I was deeply traumatised by a few scenes when i was a child.. The part where the burrows are being filled in, the rhym about death "take me with you river far far away..." and the part where the rabit is relaying his tale. "The fields they filled with blood" OMG that part scared me so much! That film is so not suitable for young children!! :no:

[satehen]

Just for watership down nuts like me

http://www.lionking.org/~hekima/watership/sounds.html

[Mist]

Hmm. Films that make me cry.

I'd say ... Dead Poet's Society at the end, cheesy set piece though it is.

My Life Without Me - though I'd challenge most humans not to cry at that film.

And The Notebook was quite a tear-jerker too.

[Hellfire]

i just cried at we were soldiers

[Captain]

Green Mile
Homeward Bound :(:(:(
Titanic
Bambi
Lion King
The Fox and Hound. Pshaw, practically all Disney films.

And loads moree.

[fairy drumstick]

Stepmom... :'(

[Jaloux]

Some have already mentioned it before, but yeah, Grave of the Fireflies is definitely on the top of my list.
For some reason I was near tears at some point when I watched Princess Mononoke. I don't really remember when or why though. ;)

I don't actually cry, but I'm slowly becoming more and more emotional when watching various films. Maybe I'll break that barrier the next time I watch Grave of the Fireflies. ;)

[Namaste]

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B00004COK5.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

When the cat falls off the waterfall... then when the dog gets stuck in the mud pit :crying: and then they all become happy like a family again

[MrG]

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When the cat falls off the waterfall... then when the dog gets stuck in the mud pit :crying: and then they all become happy like a family again

sounds like the director forgot to take a stove and gas burner with him, this film sounds like a prime oppertunity for food :D

[Dr Pirate]

Lion King.

I wont admit to any others.

[Hemisphere]

Lion King and City of Angels. Many others too but I can't remember them all.

*spoiler below*

















He becomes human, after being an angel, so he can spend his life with the woman he has fallen in love with and then she is cruely taken away from him. How can that not make you cry?

[littlemissy]

*spoiler*

He becomes human, after being an angel, so he can spend his life with the woman he has fallen in love with and then she is cruely taken away from him. How can that not make you cry?

Oh well, I don't need to watch City of Angels anymore :|

There are lots of films that make me cry. Bambi and the Lion King, The Notebook ... these are the ones that come to mind just now. I'm sure there are loads though. I can be quite teary at films.

[Hemisphere]

Oh well, I don't need to watch City of Angels anymore :|

Do you not know what spoiler means? I did warn you.

[Mist]

Do you not know what spoiler means? I did warn you.

Don't try to be patronising just because you're in the wrong. You can't just write

*Spoiler*

and then expect someone not to look at the line immediately below it. Most people will scan read a post probably looking at more than one line at a time, unless you're some kind of retard that reads one word at once.

[Hemisphere]

I wasn't trying to be patronising, although yes I suppose I wrote it like that. If I saw *spoiler* I wouldn't look below it, knowing that if I hadn't seen that film then it would give it away.

I apologise though. *edits post*

[Acrobat]

Most films.

Green Mile
City of Angels
Most Disney Films
Hell, I even cried in the third LOTR film.

I just can't help it :( films are so sad :(

[spungled]

Green Mile is the most soooo unbelievably sad film ! I cry my eyes out everytime I watch it :crying: Still its the best film I have ever seen. :love:

[pinkstar]

I forgot about Homeward Bound - that film is sooooo sad!! :crying:

Also, City of Angels was crap so you won't be missing much mist. I cry at practically everything but that film was just so dull I didn't even get slightly teary eyed.

[ali_1989]

Armageddon, Braveheart and Gladiator every time!

Heehee, I love the soppy action/love thing...aww!

EDIT: Also Lion King
Beaches aswell as this really applies to a situation that is close to me at the moment.

[SuzyCreamcheese]

Hotel Rwanda.

[Life of Kate]

My Girl.

Oh, and Steel Magnolias. That one was embarrassing, watched it with new housemates (about 18 months ago), two of which I didn't know very well, and it was the most embarrassing type of crying possible. You know the type, lots of snot running and unattractive snorting noises. Never lived that one down :blush:

[Girl_gunner]

Fox and the Hound fucking devastates me

[chan-chan]

i watched The Colour Purple when I was younger and I cried That was the first time. Titanic made me cry as well. And that Glitter film with Mariah Carey in it made me sob at the end too (I know, I know).

Whats Grave Of The Fireflys about? Who's in it?

[pinkstar]

I forgot about My Girl. That film is soooo sad! Poor wee Thomas J :crying:

Watched Gorrillas In The Mist the other night and cried like a big baby at that.

[pinkslippers]

I forgot about My Girl. That film is soooo sad! Poor wee Thomas J :crying:

Watched Gorrillas In The Mist the other night and cried like a big baby at that.
I forgot My Girl too!! And also A Child's Wish - Reminds me of my cousin who died of cancer:(

[Namaste]

I only cry when animals get hurt... Unless they get comically hurt.

When humans die I normally laugh or don't care.

The RSPCA and animal shelters make me wanna cry because it has kittens looking out of cages and sad dogs that shake when you go to touch them with bulgy eyes. :crying:

[Teh_Gerbil]

-']I only cry when animals get hurt... Unless they get comically hurt.

When humans die I normally laugh or don't care.

The RSPCA and animal shelters make me wanna cry because it has kittens looking out of cages and sad dogs that shake when you go to touch them with bulgy eyes. :crying:

Dude... I can dig that, im much the same. Animals in comic situations where you know its all OK (Comedy films, etc) are ok. But otherwise its sad as anything.

I lauged at human chappies dieing though, unless its humand in Iraq or somewhere. Although there have been comic deaths in war.