Films that make you cry..

[IanLovesMovies]

What films, if any, make you cry? Cry from fear, laughter, or from emotion ect. I love films that can make me tear up a little.

Just a few examples...

1. The Ring scares me so much that it makes me cry. I mean really scared!

2. Crash is another one that makes me cry like a girl. Especially the scene when the dude shoots a blank at the other dudes daughter, or the scene where the cop pulls the woman from the burning car.

3. The end of Lord Of The Rings "Return of the King" has me crying as well. Such a great story!

4. Pretty much any line from Walk Hard has me crying laughing!!
So yes I am a 30 year old man, and I still cry a little during films, so for all of the tough guys who say they dont cry, then good for you, but for those who do, what films bring on the water works?

[xseanymacx]

Big Fish
The Exorcist made me piss my pants and cry when I was 10

[athf1980]

my picks with spoilers below





cry for sadness
The Green Mile-death of John Coffee
LOTR:ROTK-everyone bowing to the hobbits
Field of Dreams-do I need even to make point here
Transformers the movie-when I was kid-death of Prime.

cry for happiness
Andy Dufresne finally escape
Muppets christmas carol-the happy ending when I was younger.

crying from being to damn funny
Superbad-period blood on the pants
40 year old virgin-waxing scene
Dumb & Dumber-bathroom scene

[Digifruitella]

these threads make me cry

[Miss Vicky]

Well, I am one of those emotional chicks, so almost everything makes me cry - damn estrogen.

But the big ones:

Cars - That's right, the damn Pixar movie. You know that scene where Lightning McQueen pushes the old race car across the finish line? Yeah. I need a tissue for that one. Every single time. Seriously.

Return to Paradise - Any scene of Joaquin Phoenix's character in prison.

A Perfect World - The end.

Dances With Wolves - when Sisco and Two Socks are killed.

Casualties Of War - the rape and murder scenes

[tbone]

field of dreams
finding nemo












i used to cry at the end of turner & hooch - i loved that fucking dog

[sbunn10]

let's see..

the end of Rudy always brings a tear to the eye..

the first time I saw Royal Tenenbaums, when Royal is in the ambulance and Chaz puts his hand on Royal's head.

Legends of the Fall - what a terribly sad movie .. when Anthony Hopkins comes out on the porch after having the stroke and writes on his chalk board that hes happy to see his son

[sarah1980]

E.T.
Wall-E
Schindler's List
Untamed Heart
City Of Angels
Shawshank
The Green Mile
Superman Returns (and almost everyone here knows the reason why)

[Tweek]

Children of Men: When Theo shows Kee how to burp her baby. Yeah, that got to me.

Beyond Borders: I had to leave the theater... At what point, I don't remember.

Zoolander: I cried from joy.

The Dark Knight: See directly above.

WTF? Two Clive Owen flicks. Odd.






Wall-E



I haven't seen it yet but that trailer made me tear up a little. That little guy is so cute. :o

[God of War]

Dances With Wolves - when Sisco and Two Socks are killed.
Hell yes! That gets to me every single time. :(

And I don't need to spell this one out :(

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[spacemonkey]

I cried with my girlfriend while we watched Jonestown: The life and death of the peoples temple. Its a documentary and It's so fucking sad and it happened for real. I dare anyone to watch this documentary and not cry.

I also cried while watching Hope Floats, the Sandra Bullock movie, its all about that scene where the little girl wants to go with her dad and he rejects her and tells her to stay with her mom.

[Hotbox]

Big Fish

me too

Digifruitella -these threads make me cry
hi5

[trouble]

I also cried while watching Hope Floats, the Sandra Bullock movie, its all about that scene where the little girl wants to go with her dad and he rejects her and tells her to stay with her mom.

even though i thought this movie was kind of awful, that part made me cry too- it was depressing

also, big fish does it every time

[spacemonkey]

even though i thought this movie was kind of awful, that part made me cry too- it was depressing


I dont think its the greatest movie ever either, but that scene was awesome. ANd that little girl who acted on it...wow! She really cried her heart out on that scene.

[IanLovesMovies]

Wow!! This is going great! Keep em comin!

Oh yes someone mentioned Legends of the Fall. That one is really damn sad!

[the_deacon]

Joy Luck Club. It's so bad I can't even watch that movie anymore.

Breaking Away. Best.Sports.Movie.Ending.Ever.

[MoovEDude]

Soul Plane

[Major Mojo]

Hell yes! That gets to me every single time. :(

And I don't need to spell this one out :(

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Yes... that makes me howl! :(

The end of Parenthood.
Little Miss Sunshine- when granpa dies...thank god that gets funny again.
The end of Knocked Up... "that's my daughter" and they show all the pics of everyone with their babies.
Lost In Translation
Going In Style

It should be fairly obvious that i'm a lame ars cry baby! :rolleyes:
I even shed a small tear during futurama in the episode when Fry's dog waits for him to come back, but he never does...

[g1ng3rsnap9ed]

Green Mile

SPOILERS

Wow, Grandpa died in Little Miss Sunshine-I never finished it so I didn't know. :( :(

[Major Mojo]

Green Mile

SPOILERS

Wow, Grandpa died in Little Miss Sunshine-I never finished it so I didn't know. :( :(

Awww shit..I forgot the "SPOILERS ALERT" thing.. Sorry bro. :(

[kurofusen]

i used to cry at the end of turner & hooch - i loved that fucking dog

I feel ya' there tbone. First time I saw that movie... niagara falls.

I will also add RotK, when Sam picks Frodo up and carries him up the mtn... Braveheart, the entire ending... and Somewhere in Time... the entire freakin' movie.

Damn emotional OST's get me every time.

[Jon Lyrik]

[QUOTE=Tweek;2917936]Children of Men: When Theo shows Kee how to burp her baby. Yeah, that got to me.QUOTE]

God, that movie is so emotional.

[Sad man]

There are many movies that make me cry or get me very emotional. Just a few examples of recent movies:

- The Secret Life of Words
- The Fall
- Wall-E
- Children of Men
- The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

[Potzer! 37]

Gald to see some others cried at WALL-E

Clerks II, Chasing Amy, Annie Hall and Almost Famous are some other ones for me.

A lot of the West Wing episodes make me tear up.

Jackass II had me in tears from laughing as does Big Lebowski as did Burn After Reading.

The very end of August Rush makes me cry, call me a girl if you want.

Training Day had me feeling really emotional at the end during Alonzo's big speech to the people he's been controlling...not exactly tears, just...I dunno, emotional.

Million Dollar Baby as well on quite a few moments.

[FireCaptain4]

I may be the only human being alive that cried after watching Godzilla 1985!

Requiem for a Dream literally had me weeping when I first saw it at age 16. I must also confess that I cried during Titanic as a younger gentleman. The Fox and The Hound left me choked up several times during my childhood.

EDIT: I also have to echo others on The Green Mile and Children of Men.

[JJFlamingo]

The Fly 2-Dog Scene

[Tweek]

I forgot to add Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Spoiler (Highlight to read): "You can have him. You did." Mary's unrequited love for her boss. I don't bawl at it. I get a bit misty-eyed.

also

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Billy Bibbit. I don't think I need to say anything more.

[God of War]

The Fly 2-Dog Scene

Word. That was sooooo sad.

[sarah1980]

I may be the only human being alive that cried after watching Godzilla 1985!

make that two ;)

[KillaMyers]

It's weird, the two scenes that really get to me deal in flashbacks. There are others,but these are the ones that came to mind at the moment.

Narc - At the end when Oak tells Nick what really happened to his dead drug addicted partner/friend Mike. In my opinion, Ray Liotta was robbed of an Oscar for this film. His performance here,along with the scene itself is just utterly and painfully real. The moment where it really hits hard,is when Liotta's character is sitting over his friends dead body,freaking out going through 1,000 different emotions all at once. It was fucking impossible for me to hold back the tears.

Ang Lee's Hulk - The scene where David Banner reveals to Betty how Bruce's mother died. Everything adds up here,the haunting score,the cinematography,the look in the kid's eyes,etc'. It's a genuinely powerful scene,that never fails to make me cry like a little bitch. And it's one of the many,many reasons why this remains as my all-time favorite comic-book movie.

[ListersParanoia]

SPOILERS



Legends of the Fall:



When Tristan's wife is struck by the ricoche bullet on the road, at this point during the movie you're just like "Christ, what next?!" :(

[spacemonkey]

Requiem for a Dream literally had me weeping when I first saw it at age 16

Yeah, that one got me too. Theres that scene in which Jared Leto is talking on the phone with Jennifer Connely which really got me. Its the scene where they are kind of like saying how much they miss each other and everything is so fucked up. So sad!

Also, theres another scene in which Jared Leto goes to visit his mom, and his like trying to tell her that he bought her a new tv but shes all high from the drugs shes been taken, so sad too.

Both scenes made me cry like a baby when I first saw em!

[Big Tuna]

*Spoilers included*

Of Mice and Men - When Candy's dog gets killed.
I Am Legend - The famous dog scene.
King Kong... yes, King Kong.

[AspectRatio1986]

Rudy - When he records a sack on his only play from scrimmage in his career
Dances with Wolves - Wind in his hair yelling to Costner at the end

I know theres more...I'll think of them

[DarthWade]

Hell yes! That gets to me every single time. :(

And I don't need to spell this one out :(

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Man did that one upset me. That scene really bothered me.

[Mr.HyDe807]

Children of Men- "Cease Fire!" scene. Man, i haven't cried during a flick in a while until i saw this.

A Time to Kill- Matthew McConaughey's closing statement, and when :SPOILER: when Sam Jackson sees his daughter as he gets free :END SPOILERS:

[Potzer! 37]

King Kong '05 reminded me of my geekiest crying moment ever...when Denham looks up after falling down into the pit and sees his camera is broken and all the film is exposed and he knows he'll never get to finish his film...holy shit I was so with Denham all the way through this movie and that moment had me really really sad and tearing up.

[Badbird]

I don't know if I cry out of sadness vs just being overwhelmed by emotions. And I've noticed as I get older, I cry more often.

Finding Neverland - pretty much the last ten minutes

I Am Legend - you know what scene

Narnia - Aslan's sacrifice/rebirth

Zathura - When Walter makes his second wish

All Dogs go to Heaven - "You gave your life for her..."

Star Trek II - "Of my friend, I can only say this: of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human."

White Christmas - The General greeted by his soldiers at the end.

And I shit you not:

South Park - Kenny's sacrifice: "Goodbye you guys."

[jaw2929]

The Fountain had me close.... Same with Passion of the Christ... It was more for how awful human's can be, the fucking sickening hate they displayed.

[God of War]

^ Agreed ^

The Elephant Man [entire film] :(

AVP:R - the fact they left it open for a 3rd one :D

Star Trek: Generations - Kirk's death at the beginning and the end :(

Braveheart - William Wallace Gf's death.

Troy - Death of the King [ed norton] I thought that was sad and also the death of the young boy by his mother.

[blknge89]

There's a list of a few movies I can put together, can't believe it. One fresh memory is
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/images/cd/large/Mystic_River_9362485902.jpg
The ending of the movie with the parade is actually something very memorable, classic, revisit the film, it's pretty extraordinary.

[ScaryFreak1827]

These movies always get me misty-eyed:

The Passion of the Christ
Return of the King (although pretty much all LOTR films)
Titanic
King Kong 05 (the only movie where I actually shed a tear)
Star Wars III (that Obi-Wan and Anakin bit at the end)
The Lion King (you all know the scene)
Forrest Gump
Armageddon
The Elephant Man
I Am Legend
The Green Mile
A Beautiful Mind

[IanLovesMovies]

Well I sure am glad I'm not the only one out there that isnt ashamed to say that a great film will make them a little misty. My wife has been laughing at me for years now about it.

[Gilpesh]

I may be the only human being alive that cried after watching Godzilla 1985!

make that two ;)

Third. :eek:

[Out and About]

Most of the ones that make me cry have already been mentioned (Crash, Field of Dreams, etc.)

The one that makes me cry the most, though, is Grave of the Fireflies. That movie kills me - everytime. I can only watch it once a year.

On the other side of the coin, It's A Wonderful Life makes me cry from happiness.

[Kman9000]

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou


SPOILER




at the end when they find the jaguar shark and steve asks "do you think it remembers me?" and then gets teary eyed. that always gets me

[Major Mojo]

King Kong '05 reminded me of my geekiest crying moment ever...when Denham looks up after falling down into the pit and sees his camera is broken and all the film is exposed and he knows he'll never get to finish his film...holy shit I was so with Denham all the way through this movie and that moment had me really really sad and tearing up.

Yes, King Kong for me too..
but for me it's the 1976 version when we hear his heartbeat.
I wail over that part.

[outsyder]

Paths of Glory.

[Sad man]

Paths of Glory.

Good one.

[Monotreme]

No point being a bitch about it:

The ending of WALL-E totally got to me. I don't want to spoil anything, but let's just say that I could barely see the entire sequence at the very end of the movie, like in the last 10-15 minutes, because of the tears swelling up in my eyes.

[Poopy-Underwear]

This is lame, but I think it's interesting too...

The Mist.

I wept like a... something lame that weeps.

[Sonny488]

Just watched Pearl Harbor this last sunday as a salute to the folks who went through it. Shed quite a few tears while watchin it.

[Potzer! 37]

Ditto to the above...I really love this film

Oooh...thought of another one...Close Encounters of the Third Kind...when he's molding his mashed potatoes into the mountain and then notices him family looking at him like he's crazy...the confused and hurt look in his eyes is devastating.

And another Richard Dryfuss moment...when they play his Opus at the end of Mr. Holland's Opus, his reaction is so real.

[sarah1980]

The ending of WALL-E totally got to me. I don't want to spoil anything, but let's just say that I could barely see the entire sequence at the very end of the movie, like in the last 10-15 minutes, because of the tears swelling up in my eyes.

i was so the same way

[Potzer! 37]

ditto

[lukeisevil]

Dancer In The Dark - the whole movie makes the ending so powerful.

[NathanRomano]

No point being a bitch about it:

The ending of WALL-E totally got to me. I don't want to spoil anything, but let's just say that I could barely see the entire sequence at the very end of the movie, like in the last 10-15 minutes, because of the tears swelling up in my eyes.

I'll join that club....
:(

[FireCaptain4]

Troy - Death of the King [ed norton] I thought that was sad and also the death of the young boy by his mother.

You mean Kingdom of Heaven, but I can easily see how you made that mistake. Both were epic sword&sandal/period pieces, released during the summers of '04 and '05 (almost eactly a year apart, both released in the month of May). I just happen to know that's KoH because I re-watched it recently.

[Miss Vicky]

I'll add one to my list: The Incredibles

When Mr. Incredible is trapped in Syndrome's machine and the plane that carries his family is shot down.

I know it's a cartoon, but damn that really gets me.

[Sigur509]

A lot of these happend when I was shitfaced trashed and over emotional.


Crash
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Return of the King
Lost in Translation
Requiem for a Dream
Dancer in the Dark
The Dark Knight(Tears of pure joy, i cant control my happyness during the last 3 minutes, with Oldman talking.)

[John Galt]

JAWS - Victory at last!

The Elephant Man - the tea scene

Rudy - final play

LOTR:ROTK - Aragorn and everyone else bow down to the hobbits

Immortal Beloved - After the cellist turns Beethoven around(who is still conducting) to roaring applause for his glorious Ninth Symphony, he bows.

Copying Beethoven - Basically the same thing; but a wholly better scene.

Umberto D - the ENTIRE movie. How the hell could no one put this? Easily the saddest movie ever made.

E.T. - When you find out that he is still alive. And the entire ending scene.

Annie Hall - You know how it ends.

Lolita - And people say Kubrick wasn't emotional. Sheesh.

[God of War]

You mean Kingdom of Heaven, but I can easily see how you made that mistake. Both were epic sword&sandal/period pieces, released during the summers of '04 and '05 (almost eactly a year apart, both released in the month of May). I just happen to know that's KoH because I re-watched it recently.

Ah shit, my bad, Thanks for the correction, dude. Yes, KOF. I have the 4 disc tin box minus the tin, lol. Epic movie. Love it. Also Troy the ext dir cut isn't too shabby either. Infact, when Achilles was slain, that was pretty touching. More so the reaction from his girlfriend than his actual death.

[sbunn10]

I left out a lot..

I'll agree with someone above who mentioned the underwater, close to the end scene in Life Aquatic w/ Steve Zissou.

I don't know how I forgot the dog scene in I Am Legend. Waa.

ROTK bowing to the hobbits scene

Sideways, when Giamatti's friend starts bawling in the hotel room, cant remember the names

King Kong 05

Lost in Translation

The Green Mile

[MightyCelestial]

.... p#ssies......

[Potzer! 37]

.... p#ssies......
It's better than being a d1ck...

[MightyCelestial]

It's better than being a d1ck...

Tru dat.

[EvilHenchman]

E.T.


Yeah, I gotta admit, it can get me a little choked up after all these years. There's just something about that Williams score...


Superman Returns (and almost everyone here knows the reason why)

I don't know why. Is it because it reminds you of the greatness that was Christopher Reeve?

[TeeRay]

The Weather Man

SPOILER

The final meeting between Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine got me teary eyed.

[a7xfan]

it's a wonderful life. nuff sed

[KillaMyers]

The ending of Pan's Labyrinth is so damn powerful,it's the very definition of bittersweet. While I didn't sob or anything,I did cry like it was my fucking job.

[Potzer! 37]

The Weather Man

SPOILER

The final meeting between Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine got me teary eyed.
DUDE! Good call!

The "Like a Rock" scene in the parked car is wonderful...great, great movie and that scene for sure had me tearing up and leaking some saline...Michale Kane is good at that.

Secondhand Lions was pretty intense too and Hannah and Her Sisters is really emotional, though not really tear inducing...and I'm sure we all cry thinking of Jaws 4

[Heffer Wolf]

*Potential Spoilers*

25th Hour - At the end, when Brian Cox is telling Ed Norton how he can get away and start a new life.

Blow - At the end, when Johnny Depp's daughter "visits" him in prison.

Donnie Darko - When Donnie gets crushed by the airplane engine, and the girl waves to his mom.

Stay - The whole entire ending of that movie.

Vanilla Sky - Crazy weird ending.

And also, the other movies everyone has mentioned: Royal Tenenbaums, Life Aquatic, Requim For a Dream

Also a bunch of moments from the TV show LOST, like The Constant when Desmond calls Penny

wow, I'm a pussy.

[Homyrrh]

When these threads pop up every so often, I always offer the same unfortunate answer, that I am an emotional deadpan and have, to memory, never cried, nor come close to tearing, during the course of watching or thinking about a film, movie, trailer, preview, etc. While an obvious mark of manhood at 12, it's an almost disheartening facet of life now. Whether any future events willchange that, I cannot say. In fact, even as an enthusiastic Christian, I watched 12 friends wail in emotional pain during 'The Passion of Christ' while I sat, stone-faced and dry-eyed.

[Sigur509]

[QUOTE=Heffer Wolf;2924126]*Potential Spoilers*

25th Hour - At the end, when Brian Cox is telling Ed Norton how he can get away and start a new life.



Vanilla Sky - Crazy weird ending.

QUOTE]

Holy shit I cant believe I forgot those 2. The ending to the 25th hour is very heartbreaking. The music also really makes that scene.

[muttly69]

Armageddon gets me every time. I went to see it in theaters with my friend and his girlfriend and fought the tears with all i could. Nothing worked, but when Bruce Willis is saying goodbye to Liv I had to go to the restroom and cry like a baby. Still today I can’t watch it with out misting up.

[CuatroDiablos]

The only movie that has eve made me cry is the Green Mile ...good lord I cried like a baby.

[sarah1980]

I don't know why. Is it because it reminds you of the greatness that was Christopher Reeve?



nope mostly cuz i had to wait 26 years to see my first childhood hero on screen and played by another actor was most upsetting then anything in the world :(


another one that made me cry (and i mean sob)

Star Trek Nemesis

[jacks_worm]

Atonement-I looooost it at the end.

The Color Purple-I cried here and there throughout. But the ending really got me.

Requiem for a Dream-It really wasn't that sad of a movie, but the very last scene, when Ellen Burstyn is imagining herself on TV with Harry, that really got me.

The Wind that Shakes the Barley-I bawl every single time I watch this film. The ending just hits you like a brick wall.

25th Hour-The scene that everyone mentioned on here, when Brian Cox takes Ed Norton to prison.

[Sidebot]

I even shed a small tear during futurama in the episode when Fry's dog waits for him to come back, but he never does...

Seriously one of the saddest things I have ever seen. Ever.

Anyhoo: (SOME MINOR SPOILERS POSSIBLY)
Little Miss Sunshine (the dance sequence)
LOTR: Fellowship (Slow-mo Gandalf scene in Moria, and the awesome awesome Boromir stuff at the end)
A.I (sitting and watching the blue fairy)
Around The Bend (When cristopher walken tells his son why he has a limp)
Millennium Actress
The Proposition (whipping scene)
Monster (sooo many moments)
Reign Over Me (Sandler caves and tells his story)
Se7en (Whats in the box?)

[MisterTwister]

I haven't watched Wall-E yet (I will soon...) But are some of you crying because the robot is so damn cute or because something sad happens?

[sarah1980]

i won't say what but something sad happens

[IanLovesMovies]

Thank you Sidebot!! I forgot all about the scene when Adam Tells his story in Reign over me. Holy Shit if you dont get a little misty at that scene, consider yourself a machine, like the one they beat down in that field in office space.

[AndrewDB]

Bicentennial Man.

It's the only movie I know of that consistently moves me to at least wipe my eyes or tear up every single time I watch it.

(Which is one GOOD reason it's my favorite movie of all time among others.)

[Major Mojo]

Seriously one of the saddest things I have ever seen. Ever.


Oh thank god it's not just me..:o

I remember a few others that get me everytime too....

Billy Elliot... it's so bloody touching..
Steel Magnolias.. damn that lovable cast.
Gallipoli- waaaaaaaah

[Potzer! 37]

I haven't watched Wall-E yet (I will soon...) But are some of you crying because the robot is so damn cute or because something sad happens?
Both...something sad, something beautiful, he's so cute and it's allso emotional at the end for a bunch of different reasons, that you have to cry.

BTW M-O is really cute too.

[Potzer! 37]

The scene that gets me is after the trial when he talking to his in-laws about how he feels and he's like "look, you don't get it. I'm not forgetting them or putting them out of my mind. They're ALL I think about. I see my kid in ever kid on the street. I see my wife everyday and turn looking for her...even that dog! I'll see a poodle and think it's that goddam dog!"

[IanLovesMovies]

Oh yes that is a good one!

How about scary films? There arent many that really scare me to tears, but a few that do are...

The Ring
Poltergiest
The Sixth Since
The Others
What Lies Beneath

Just to name a few. How about yall? Anyone moved to tears by a good scary flik or particular scene?

[dennisv]

my dog skip and forrest gump

[Leonidas.300]

"I am Spartacus"

Just a little tear, though it never falls.

[Gian-Sergio]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA
KILL BILL:VOL 1 & VOL 2
BRING ME THE HEAD OF ALFREDO GARCIA
THE WILD BUNCH
CONTEMPT
TAXI DRIVER
RAGING BULL
GOODFELLAS
THE DEVIL'S REJECTS
WALL-E
WEST SIDE STORY

[deftdelivery]

Big Fish...every time.

[God of War]

I'd like to add this scene if I may. The ending of American History X.

SPOILERS IF YOU CLICK THIS (http://i33.tinypic.com/16gikgi.png)

That scene always manages to make me feel very sad. AHX is also one of my favourite movies. And I never ever tire of watching it.

[Mr.HyDe807]

Big Fish- The ending
Passion of the Christ: when....(spoilers)

Mary goes to comfort Jesus as he collapses, and remembers the first time he fell as a child

(end spoilers)

[IanLovesMovies]

I guess I should give this Big Fish another try. I remember turning it off shortly into the film. I guess it gets better huh?

[redfiretruck]

Only two ever have- Atonement and Bobby. Atonement was soooooooooooooooo amazing, it was like my favorite movie for 2 months! And Bobby I was terrified that Lindsay was going to get shot, but then she didn't, so it was okay. =)

[Potzer! 37]

Marley and Me had me REALLY crying, not just tearing up. For like the last 10 minutes.

Love, Actually got me really going when the boy is running through the airport to tell the girl he loves that he loves her before she leaves forever (or so he thinks)

And having just watched WALL-E again on dvd (3rd time total) I think that movie will always have me crying at the end.

[Katel2]

1. House of Sand and Fog (crying like a fountain)
2. Dancer in the Dark (I cried until I made those crying noises)
3. Casablanca (every time)
4. Citizen Cry (It's the fucking sled)
5. Breaking the Waves
6. Shadowlands (I cried until I couldn't breathe)
7. Remains of the Day (I watched both this and Shadowlands on the same day and cried and cried)
8. Peter Jackson's King Kong
9.Once