Spin-off: What movies have made you boo hoo?

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally posted by dissention
You know, I thought that movie was laughably awful. It's probably the biggest stinker on Spielberg's resume.

Hey, Dissention, if we ever agree on something, let me know and I'll make a note of it!

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally posted by Mad4stevie

Message in a Bottle - I cannot believe that any of the romantics on this board wouldn't mention this! I cry my eyes out every time! I would love to see a movie of another book of Nicholas Sparks' , The Notebook. Has anyone read it?

Me too. Paul Newman is so adorable in the film. The part that gets me is when Theresa finds Garrett's last letter to Catherine and reads it.

[dissention]

Originally posted by GypsySorcerer
Hey, Dissention, if we ever agree on something, let me know and I'll make a note of it!

My mother bought it on DVD for me for Christmas and I returned it.

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by jadegypsy
Oh as a sidenote Where the Red Fern Grows is one of only two books that ever made me cry, the other was The Forest House.

All But My Life did it for me. I haven't read your two.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by GardenStateGirlie
Yea...Beaches isn't a guy flick, for sure. It's a grab-a-bowl-of-popcorn- and-a-box-of-tissues-with-you-girlfriends-film

(Running in other direction...)

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by dissention
I think the Otto Titsling number could be enojyed by anyone, darling.

Umm...Should I know who that is?

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by dissention
Because the movie was so cold and detached, it was more powerful than any other Holocaust film ever made. It was like a documentary. However, I think it would have been even more The scene with the child running away and looking for a palce to hide was another one that tore out my heart. I couldn't put myself through more than one viewing of that movie.

The kids looking up while hiding in the toilets was heartbreaking.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by DrummerDeanna
My Girl
Moulin Rouge

Never saw those.
Isn't MG the one with Macauley?

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by GardenStateGirlie
I might be the only person to have fallen asleep during Moulin Rouge.

I've fallen asleep at the thought of seeing it, if that makes you feel better.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by macmar71
Charlotte's Web

Good pick. I bet you're not the only one.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by skcin


The Patriot (I started SOBBING loudly in my HOUSE watching the video - when the little girl wouldn't talk & suddenly, when her dad is about to leave, she gasps "PAPA!" WWWAAAAAAAAAHH!)

Paula

Interesting. I never saw it, But I pictured it being more of an action flick.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by wondergirl9847
I saw The Passion today. I was a mess afterwards.

Independence Day (the scene where Randy Quaid blows the alien ship up....the fact he killed himself for his kids and the world...yep, I had tears. It's a very patriotic movie.)

Free Willy (Yes, I had tears when Willy got free, dangit. LOL)

Fox and the Hound gets me too.

Deep Impact (This one came out before Armaggedon, and I WEPT when the astronauts were saying goodbye to their families. This one hit me hard.)

I never saw any of those except for Independence Day, which I hated. Loved Randy in the Vacation movies, though.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by GypsySorcerer
Sophie's Choice

Meryl Streep is pretty amazing.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by 4Buck
>>>>>THE PASSION

My mom, grandmother, great-grandmother and I all saw it on Ash Wednesday......

It was a very good movie.

I suspect it will do well when awards time comes around.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by DrummerDeanna

City of Angels...
Fried Green Tomatoes
A League of Their Own (that scene where Betty finds out her husband was killed in the war...gets me every time!!)

More I haven't seen. I think DSS is the only Madonna movie I've seen

- Jake