Films that make you cry

God yes... that made me blub! I'm a real cry baby with films... even if I've watched them before! Just blubbing my way (again) through Stepmom!

Others:

Notting Hill (at the end cause it's so sweet!)
Steel Magnolias
Gladiator (at the end)
Terms of Endearment
My Girl (saw this in the cinema and was so unprepapred! No tissue!)
Forest Gump
Beaches
Always
Field Of Dreams
 
Not a film more a TV play but I only have to see the boy learning to ride the bike in "Goodnight Mr Tom" when he rides down the hill and says to John Thaw "I can do it, Dad, I can do it" and I am a complete gibbering wreck.
 
The end of To Kill A Mockingbird :cry:
The end of The Shawshank Redemption :cry:
The end of Spartacus :cry:

Of course ET and Titanic :cry: :cry:

I don't agree when people say Titanic was rubbish, I thought it was brilliant :)
 
Love Is a Many Splendored Thing
Artificial Intelligence
Big Fish
Pay it Forward
ET
How Green Was My Valley
Something in Time
Titanic
United 93 (Sobbed more than ever before and I am the mother of all cry babies!
 
That gets me every time too :(

Others are:

Mysterious Skin
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Schindler's List
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Bambi :o
 
Not many films make me cry...I felt like a right cold-hearted bitch reading through these :D I do feel emotion though - I just rarely cry.

Recently I saw "A River Runs Through It", and I got a bit teary at the end...God knows why..

And I have to say, when I was younger though, whenever I was ill I watched: "Andre". The ending with the violins..got me everytime. I might see it again and see if it makes me weepy.

And I saw "Foxfire" (that old one with Angelina Jolie?)..and the end although I didn't cry..my God I felt like my heart was hurting so bad. I really don't know why..nothing horrendous happened but afterwarRAB I felt so emotional and depressed.

Even though Foxfire wasn't that great a film and A River Runs Through It isn't even my type of film...

And I accept the challenge from indianwells to see Who Will Love My Children without crying. i know it wasn't a direct challenge but I think I need to soften my heart a bit :D (I won't try not to purposefully cry though to prove you wrong)
 
Shawshank redemption, and The green mile. I've seen them so many times, but still I cry.
One that hasn't been mentioned is Love Actually, when the girl with the brother in the home *almost* gets her hunky man, but it all falls apart because the brother continually calls her and she won't ignore his calls, it made me really sad. Each time I want her to just let the phone ring for a while, and have some fun. I think the actress was Laura Linney (sp?) - brilliant.
I never used to cry at films, they never really affected me. Until I went to see Schindler's List. From the moment the old man with one arm was killed, I sobbed and sobbed non stop, uncontrollably. And it was a long film. Devastating film.
 
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