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

[darklinensuit]

I'm not much for crying, but these have made me at least tear up:

- Old Yeller
- Born Free
- (The last scenes of) The Mission
- Bambi

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

-The Hours
-Beaches
-Steal Magnolias
-Bambi
-Fievel (when "somewhere out there" starts to play, i'm a goner)
-All Dogs Go To Heaven

I've gotten tears in my eyes during all of these but not outright cried until I saw The Hours and I just sat there when it was over and cried for a bit.

[DeadliestPoison]

Requiem For A Dream.

Every. Time. Once the Winter title card comes down, the tears start to come. So sad.

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Oh dear... I cry very easily at films but here are a few:

Steel Magnolias
Beaches
Terms of Endearment
Always
The English Patient
Gladiator (at the very end...)
Stepmom

I know there are many more.....

[laurie816]

I cry at everything

Terms of Endearment
Steel Magnolias
Philadelphia
Dead Poets Society (OH CAPTAIN...MY CAPTAIN!!!)
Kramer Vs. Kramer
Life is Beautiful

That's all I could think of for now.

[GypsySorcerer]

The Lion King
Forrest Gump
Stepmom
It's a Wonderful Life -- gets me every time with the line "To my brother, the richest man in town.."
The Fox and the Hound (I think Disney movies can be so sad!)
SlingBlade

[DeeGeMe]

Steel Magnolias
An Affair to Remember
Out of Africa-the very end where we find out she never saw Africa again. Broke my heart.
Dumbo

[estranged4life]

The Green Mile (The very end of the movie)

And The Band Played On (The whole movie is sad, But thought provoking, Changed my opinion on the subject matter of the AIDS epidemic...Cannot make it through the ending credits with the Elton John song.)

Forrest Gump (When his wife dies from AIDS...)

Brian j.

[DrummerDeanna]

Originally posted by GypsySorcerer
It's a Wonderful Life -- gets me every time with the line "To my brother, the richest man in town.."

Yep..that's a biggie for me...every single year...as soon as that line comes out the tears come to me...I absolutely LOVE that movie...others are:

Steel Magnolias
Stepmom
I Am Sam


Geez..I know there are more...but I really can't of them right now...

[cliffdweller]

Most recently:
Lost in Translation
In America (I cried through THE WHOLE THING!!)
Dancer in the Dark

Others:
Terms of Endearment (talk about your waterworks, I STILL cry when I see this movie)
Steel Magnolias (now looking back on it, I don't know why!)
E.T.

[Josh2003]

Where the Red Fern Grows.

[dissention]

-Requiem For A Dream (Boy oh boy, do I ball during this one)
-The Hours
-A Map of the World
-Gorillas In the Mist
-Dead Man Walking (This one makes me hysterical and unable to function)
-Schindler's List (I usually start to lose it towards the end where Schindler keeps crying "Just one more...")
-Anna (Sally Kirkland is breathtaking, dudes)
-White Oleander

[Merf]

Ones I remember crying in:

-While You Were Sleeping (I know, random! I cried at the end when Sandra was crying)
-The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (You bow to no one.)
-Cheaper by the Dozen (random as well!)


Ones I cried so hard that I had to be escorted out of the theater by my friends:

-Armageddon
-The Perfect Storm (this was legitimate, I have a HORRIBLE fear of drowning and deep water.... and I got dragged to see the movie by my friends)

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by GardenStateGirlie
-The Hours
-Beaches
-Steal Magnolias
-Bambi
-Fievel (when "somewhere out there" starts to play, i'm a goner)
-All Dogs Go To Heaven

I've gotten tears in my eyes during all of these but not outright cried until I saw The Hours and I just sat there when it was over and cried for a bit.

I've never seen Beaches & can't say it looks very appealing to me.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by DeadliestPoison
Requiem For A Dream.

Every. Time. Once the Winter title card comes down, the tears start to come. So sad.

Haven't see it, but the name's familiar. Remind me what it's about.

- Jake