Movies That Made You Cry

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If you have seen a movie that actually made you cry, please post it here.

I'm a big fan of movies that can play on your emotions so much to actually bring you to tears.

Please only respond if you actually had tears in your eyes! No one will think less of you for admitting it (well they will, but who cares).

If you are physically incapable of crying, do not post because you would be lying (and go to the doctor why don't ya)!

I have many (but they are not always easy to remember), but here are a few to start it off:

Green Mile
A Walk To Remember
The Notebook

[GloBug]

pursuit of happiness was one of them.

[taylovesthebeatles]

I was going to say A Walk To Remember and The Notebook, so I'll add Mr. Holland's Opus and The Hours.

[eejit101]

Click. Schindlers List.

[freeringo]

I cry at almost every movie I see.
However the movie that
I saw in a theatre that left everyone crying
walking out to their cars was:

The Color Purple

If you are younger and have never seen this movie,
rent it tonight. Whoopi Goldberg in it.

[eejit101]

I cried at Dead poets society.

[freeringo]

Sorry my last post was like 25 years old.

The last time I cried at a movie is when my wife
wouldn't let me leave to watch another movie
when we took our daughter to see "Sponge Bob
Square Pants Movie".

[eejit101]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

thats so funny i laughed out loud!

[freeringo]

I could hear you laughing all the way up on the mountain.
I wish I could laugh about it too.
Maybe in a few more years.

[woohoosue]

"lady and the tramp" i was 12 tho ......."the rose" ...... "the graduate" ......"Private Ryan" ......"the Green Mile".(i just saw u had this one too)...."one flew over the coocooos nest"......man i know im forgetting some

[woohoosue]

I cried at Dead poets society.

so did i eejit...fathers hold so much power ..please fathers be good to your sons and daughters

[woohoosue]

oh and Ghost ...the big chill

Why do we cry at movies? Washington Post film critic Desson Thomson, recalling his own waterworks watching emotional films, checked out some research to find out. Audiences weep out of empathy, according to one expert. Women definitely cry more than men (four times as much) and weeping releases internal toxins. People "literally cry it out," he said.
But another expert disagrees. If crying served as "therapy" then actors who cry on stage "would be the most psychologically healthy people in our culture, and we know that's not true," he remarked. Finally, a communications professor placed it all on a higher plane. "Tears aren't just tears of sadness, they're tears of searching for the meaning of our fleeting existence," she said. Now that's entertainment.
Source: Washington Post

[eejit101]

screew ghost.

I wish Patrick swayze was dead, he scares me in a sick perverted way

[woohoosue]

oh man Armegedon....when bruce willis puts him in the lift and presses button and say take care of my daughter and then all the family memebers came in and said good bye cuz they wernt sure they would make it home.....and then the wedding with his pic there and all the guys giving her away ....awww man i cried

[woohoosue]

ok am i the only person that crys...i am a cry baby ...ok who came up with this ......ok found 2 more ...the butterfly effect...........city of angels.......Somewhere in time........Meet Joe Black......the crow....


hey why so many movies with "the" in the beginning? becuz saying "the" at the end would be just wrong...lol....i crack me up

[Pokerkitty6]

My favorite movie of all time is Shawshank Redemption. Yes, it made me cry and it made me appreciate my feedom. It made me appreciate friends that last a lifetime...far and few..appreciate them. My Dad always said, if you have five true friends when you die you are ahead of most. Cherish your friends and what offer to your life!!!

[Pokerkitty6]

Ej....never, ever wish death upon anybody, because we are all *****es in our own little way!!!! Really, when you wish death upon someone it usually happens to someone you care about....be careful what you wish for. One woman's opinion with experience wishing death upon someone.......

[Pokerkitty6]

ringo....I laughed out loud tooo!!!!!!! I feel for you!!!!!!
sneak out next time...get a call to work...anything!!!!

[Pokerkitty6]

Oh yeahhhhh...NDN..I never knew you were such the romantic....The Notebook...did you also see Bridges of Madison County???? Wow...NDN, a romantic, never saw you in that light until tonight....More to come, I'm sure!!!!!

[67christine]

for me it was the notebook, titanic, ghost and old yeller. When the kid had to shot his own dog at the end it was just so sad.

[BnLM5]

Johnny Q, Bambi, American History X, The Other Sister, and there are many many more!

[Pokerkitty6]

I can't believe I forgot about Old Yeller!!!! Made me cry for a long time. In earlier post, I got my movie title backwards, it's Shawshank Redemption.

[KaciBlakely]

TITANIC! I cry every time I watch this movie.

Can't help it.

Anytime I need a good cry I put it in actually.

Works like a charm.

[KaciBlakely]

I cried at Dead poets society.

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. And yes I cried in it as well. Thanks for mentioning it. Think I'm gonna pop it in tonight or something.

[KaciBlakely]

oh man Armegedon....when bruce willis puts him in the lift and presses button and say take care of my daughter and then all the family memebers came in and said good bye cuz they wernt sure they would make it home.....and then the wedding with his pic there and all the guys giving her away ....awww man i cried

Armegedon was such a powerful movie. I saw it when I was 14 or 15 I think. And it made me cry like no other. I love my Dad so much and even after it was over I couldn't stop balling.