Movies that make you cry?

[itvnetop]

Dancer in the Dark is probably the saddest movie I've ever seen.

[70Chip]

Bryan's Song.

And Slingblade. The part where he's talking about his baby brother that they buried in the shed where they kept him tied up or whatever. "Little Feller".

[724Skinsfan]

Never cried over a movie but considered it during Pay It Forward when the doctor tells Helen Hunt that her son died.

[skinznut]

First movie that brought me to tears was Old Yeller when I was just a wee lad. These days, anything where something bad happens to kids. All I can think about is my own kids having something bad happen to them and it chokes me up.

[wolfeskins]

i didn't read all the posts so forgive me if i'm rehashing a movie but for some reason, every time i watch the movie click i get a little teary eyed right there near the end when old, adam sandler falls to the ground in the pouring down rain as he's yelling for his son and then has a few last words with his son and ex-wife as he's dieing.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by skinznut

First movie that brought me to tears was Old Yeller when I was just a wee lad.

When I was a kid we got a yellow lab from a rescue group. About a week later my 5th grade class watched that movie. I don't think I'd ever heard about it but I remember that at first I was really excited because Yeller looked just like our new dog. And then we got to the end of the movie...

[Lady Brave]

We Are Marshall
Rudy
Braveheart
The Color Purple
Mr. Holland's Opus
Steel Magnolias

[Redskins8588]

Originally Posted by skinznut

First movie that brought me to tears was Old Yeller when I was just a wee lad. These days, anything where something bad happens to kids. All I can think about is my own kids having something bad happen to them and it chokes me up.

I agree I have 2 girls and 1 son, and just about any movie that, in my mind, i replace the child with one of my 3 and think, "Oh, my God, what if that happened to ..." Yeah that gets me going...

[Skinny Tee]

Rudy, no matter how many times I watch it will always make me cry at the end. I love that movie because it envokes so much emotion form me. I'm welling up right now thinking of him getting into the game and getting that sack.

...and his Dad is there and all and the crowd is going insane...*cough*...No, it's my allergies, I'm not crying.

...Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!...*cough*

[Dr Do Itch Big]

An HBO Movie I saw recently called Taking Chance, a great movie! Guarenteed to make you cry....100%. Very deep

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Dr Do Itch Big

An HBO Movie I saw recently called Taking Chance, a great movie! Guarenteed to make you cry....100%. Very deep

Good movie for sure. I definitely shed a tear on that one.

[JoeRedskin]

I never cry in movies...

however, sometimes my eyes sweat.

[hooskins]

I actually quite frequently get pulled at the heart strings during movies but not cry. Even in cheesy chick flicks. But some documentaries have made me near cry with some of the crap that people have to deal with. It is out of control.

But I guess a lot of the motivational movies can do that too.

[jamf]

I've never cried but I've been close!

The Notebook almost got me. I don't know if it's because the ending was sad or if it's because I was on a date and I actually thought I was going to get some that night.


Wait, does 2 girls 1 cup count? I cried when I saw that.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by jamf

I've never cried but I've been close!

The Notebook almost got me. I don't know if it's because the ending was sad or if it's because I was on a date and I actually thought I was going to get some that night.


Wait, does 2 girls 1 cup count? I cried when I saw that.

LMAO!!! 2 girls 1 cup didn't make me cry, but the first 20 seconds made me dry heave, and the mental images haunted me for days. (I said 20 seconds because the video clip didn't last longer than that before I was standing up and walking towards the toilet in anticipation of possible vomit).