ive never cried at a movie before but i almost cried watching titanic.

my brother cried when he watched the fox and the hound, hes never been able to live that one down lol

Fox and the Hound!
Million Doller Baby!
LOTR The Return of The king!

The Notebook
Watership Down
Homeward Bound

Mainly the Notebook. I practically bawled the first time I watched it.

My Girl still gets me everytime!!

Oh God and watership down...i'm a sucker for teh tear jurkers. Anyone know of anything good coming out that will make me horrible depressed!!!!??

I don't think that I have ever cried at a movie, I didn't even cry in the Lionking when mufassa died.

The lion King was definatly tearful experience.. I'm a hopeless romantic therefore Armageddon got me!!!

Green Mile and Man On Fire

the note book & big fish are two films that really tug at my heart.

The Champ is the worst - my whole family wailed at that one.

Also Watership Down, Project X and Fox & the Hound.

To be honest, it doesn't take much to make me cry. I sobbed most of the way through Little Miss Sunshine.

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Originally posted by clarkiesprincess:
most DEFINITELY The Green Mile; i was in histerics for a good ten minutes, it was so so heart breaking.

What's everyone else got ?!

most DEFINITELY The Green Mile i was uncontrolable,even last last night just showing the last bit

the champ is the worst film ever for making you cry.

I agree with most peoples choices on here but there are some I havent seen

also like to add go towards the light

a film about a boy who contracts HIV througha blood transfusion - its almost as sad a the champ.

Philadelphia. There's one shot where Andy (Tom Hanks) leaves Joe's (Denzel Washington) office after being turned down for representation, his expression - that gets me.

I wept buckets at Et, when it first came out in the cinema, but i can watch it now, without weeping.

"Who is Keyser Soze? He is supposed to be Turkish. Some say his father was German. Nobody believed he was real. Nobody ever saw him or knew anybody that ever worked directly for him, but to hear Kobayashi tell it, anybody could have worked for Soze. You never knew. That was his power. The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. And poof. Just like that, he's gone."

There are so many films that make me cry, I'm really soft. But two that spring to mind are The Fountain and Grave Of The Fireflies, they make me cry like a baby, making me unable to breate properly as well.

The Green mile.. gets me every time
`heaven.....i`m in heaven`

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An old film called Imitation of Life is the only tearjerker I've found to rival Who Will Love my Children. It's heartbreaking.

I cannot believe someone else has seen this film!!! I cannot bear how sad it is. It is Lana Turner and Sandra Dee and it is so poignant. I now have it on DVD and watch it when I am feeling down... weirdly enough it cheers me up!

the notebook
OMG its just so tragic
even more than titanic

Homeward Bound, where the boy is waiting for the dog and all of a sudden he appears. We watched it with 4 kids from 11 to 4 - everyone of us bawling

Fried Green Tomatoes - funny but sad

Imitation of Life - fabulous sad film

Beaches - real weepie

and

Murder in the First - Kevin Bacon's performance is breathtaking, it makes me cry with anger and sadness.

But 14 Days in May, a BBC documentary made me cry more than all those put together

The Green Mile,Beaches and Fluke-to name but a few-dare I say Dumbo too when Mrs.jumbo rocks dumbo and sings "sings Baby mine"

think mine would have to be green mile..

oh, i don't know what would be my number 1 tear jerker...i cry at everything

Armaggedon and A walk to remember

i think i must be really soft i cried my eyes out at adam sandlers CLICK and set my three sons off crying as well , the bit where he sees his dad
ooh and 50 first dates ,, i think it must be the music