What movie still makes you cry?

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  • soupbone5
    soupbone5 Posts: 1
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    Love, Actually especially Colin Firth's character's proposal
  • LiannaJo
    LiannaJo Posts: 9
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    Movies that still make me cry:

    1. Brian's Song (both the old one and new one)

    2. Prefontaine (when he died in the car accident. One of the great distance runners ever).

    3. Clean & Sober (when Michael Keaton's new girlfriend, he met at rehab, dies in that car accident after relapsing on cocaine).

    4. No Time For Tears (a documentary about women who served in the Vietnam War & they tell their stories).

    5. Letters Home From Vietnam (a documentary about letters that soldiers & family members of soldiers who had written letters to one another).

    6. 4 Little Girls (documentary about the 4 little black girls killed by the KKK in the 16th St. Baptist Church bombing).
  • Thatsdatdiva601
    Thatsdatdiva601 Posts: 209 Member
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    The Notebook!
  • emilysheafit
    emilysheafit Posts: 23 Member
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    Armagedon (I almost cry thinking about some of the scenes.)
    A Walk to Remember (he promised he wouldn't fall in love)
    Pearl Harbor
    The Notebook (I wrote you everyday for 365 days...ugh heart melting)
    The Cove (This is a must see)


    Those are the ones I know I will cry in, but I hate those scenes that sneak up on you!! ='[
  • TheHorribleBlob
    TheHorribleBlob Posts: 84 Member
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    I don't typically cry during movies, but I will say The Prestige really got to me. I was super depressed for, like, two weeks after watching it. It's really good. I'd recommend it to anyone who hasn't already seen it.
  • emilysheafit
    emilysheafit Posts: 23 Member
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    Tyler Perry's "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" when the cousin comes back to the church.

    Oh, comes in singing. That part does make me cry!
  • jmessina205
    jmessina205 Posts: 190 Member
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    The Notebook.....never fails and it doesn't seem to matter how many times I watch it.
  • Reinventing_Me
    Reinventing_Me Posts: 1,053 Member
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    The boy in striped pyjamas, so terribly tragic

    Yes, it is. I cried.
  • Hollieox
    Hollieox Posts: 53
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    My sister's keeper, espicially the line at the end, because I lost my sister x
  • teeley
    teeley Posts: 477 Member
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    The boy in striped pyjamas, so terribly tragic

    yup me too...
  • JohnTR25
    JohnTR25 Posts: 20 Member
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    Has to be The Champ.....
  • rumsuck8
    rumsuck8 Posts: 59 Member
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    "An Affair To Remember" Cary Grant
    "Somewhere In Time" Christopher Reeve & Jane Seymour
  • brandimacleod
    brandimacleod Posts: 368 Member
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    Homeward Bound, the incredible journey. And Steel Magnolias. Always bawl....
  • mixedfeelings
    mixedfeelings Posts: 904 Member
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    Where do I start! "Wings of Desire", "King of Hearts", "Dumbo", "Harold and Maude", "Strictly Ballroom", "West Side Story", "Muriel's Wedding", that's from the top of my head. Basically anything with a sad or happy ending.
  • StatutoryGrape
    StatutoryGrape Posts: 365
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    "The Notebook" and "Atonement" get me every damn time. D:
  • hbrittingham
    hbrittingham Posts: 2,518 Member
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    I just caught the end of Nights of Rodanthe a few weeks ago and cried through the whole end of it. I am such a sap.

    I also started crying about halfway through Hachi. I am a huge dog lover and even though I know they don't have human emotions, I couldn't help but mourn with that dog.
  • RockaholicMama
    RockaholicMama Posts: 786 Member
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    Big Fish. Gets me every time. Esp when his son carries him to the water.
  • JanetLM73
    JanetLM73 Posts: 1,277 Member
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    50/50 made me cry when he was being wheeled into surgery and he was reaching and calling for his Mom.....I lost it!
  • sarahbear1981
    sarahbear1981 Posts: 610 Member
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    Old Yeller
    Steel Magnolias
    A Walk to Remember
    What Dreams May Come
  • ucanduit
    ucanduit Posts: 10
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    The last scene where Cicely Tyson taking a drink from a "white" water fountain in the movie "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman."

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