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

[dissention]

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

- Jake

Drug addicts. It's amazing.

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon
Gladiator (at the very end...)

I saw it in Philly during a storm. he block blacked out five minutes before the ending, and I still have not seen it.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by laurie816

Kramer Vs. Kramer

Oooh, good one.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by 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

I love Lion King, but have never seen Fox & he Hound.
I want to see Slingblade.
As I've said before, IAWL has never done anything for me but as a yawn inspirer. I think maybe it's because I never saw it as a child, perhaps. And that my heart is the size of a snow pea.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by DeeGeMe

Out of Africa-the very end where we find out she never saw Africa again. Broke my heart.

Well, guess I don't need to see this one now.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by estranged4life
The Green Mile (The very end of the movie)

I think the only Steven King movies I've seen are Carrie, the Shining, Misery, and Cujo.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by DrummerDeanna
I Am Sam

Still want to see this, but to this day I can't look at Sean without seeing Jeff Spicolli and Mr. Madonna.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by cliffdweller

Others:
Terms of Endearment (talk about your waterworks, I STILL cry when I see this movie)

The only part that got me is when she tells the boy "I know that you love me."

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by Josh2003
Where the Red Fern Grows.

I haven't seen it or read the book, but when I taught elementary my colleagues would say that they would break down crying when reading the book aloud to the classes.
What is it about dogs that does this.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by dissention

-Schindler's List (I usually start to lose it towards the end where Schindler keeps crying "Just one more...")

I think this is an important and great movie, but I had to see it more than once before it really reached me. Spielberg doesn't make it a very intimate portrait like Playing For Time, for example(following one character), and I think that's why.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by 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)

I've seen only LOTR from this list, and my heart was like ice by the end. Loved the cinematography, though.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by dissention
Drug addicts. It's amazing.

Thanks.

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Thought of two more:
Ordinary People choked me up when I first saw it, and so did that telemovie Adam about John Walsh's kidnapped son. My brother's name is Adam.

- Jake

[jadegypsy]

I normally don't cry at movies at all so:

Forest Gump (EVERY time I see this movie I cry when Jenny dies, it just kills me that Forest finally gets her and then she dies

The Fox and the Hound

Titanic (seeing all those frozen people really did it for me)

Beaches

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.

[GardenStateGirlie]

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

- Jake

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