Movies That Have Made You Cry - Page 4

TheSoCalledPrep · 20-08-2004

The Lion King.

Tinetush · 20-08-2004

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Originally posted by Acid@Aug 20 2004, 01:31 PM
Step Mom
Sister act 2 (dont laugh)

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noy laughing

(cried in that too)

FunkyDiva · 20-08-2004

I'm not much of a crier, but these movies got me the first time and everytime after.

1. Beaches (I know, so typical)
2. The Color Purple
3. Babmi
4. The Deer Hunter

NFgirl · 20-08-2004

armageddon
sweet november
i am sam

and most recently that movie with denzel and the little white girl... cant think of the name right now

foxy · 20-08-2004

The Lion King when I was 9

and last year Cidade de Deus (City of God).

cocomonkey · 20-08-2004

Artifical intelligence

impossibleprincess · 20-08-2004

Philadelphia-I can't even watch that film-I just start crying 20 minutes in because I see this pained look on Tom Hanks' face and he's so good at making you believe he is that victim that you forget he's actually just a really good actor and it's not real. I saw him on the Performance channel once, being interviewed by a bunch of NY Drama students, and the interviewer told him that only a handful of extras that were used in the film were still alive, because they had used people who actually had AIDS. So Hanks started telling this story of how he was talking to this one extra and how he worked in a noodle factory, and all throughout his illness, even when he was hooked up to a machine, he still went to work in the factory, and Hanks started crying, and said that he found it hard to watch the film, because he remembers the guy from the noodle factory. It was so awful, and then you realise that the film is real, and that that actually happens to people.

On a much lighter note, I do cry at literally everything. I'm so emotional. I cried during Pretty Woman too.

prixi · 21-08-2004

I suspect that I'm made of wood. Why else...

nycgirl84 · 21-08-2004

When I was younger, "An American Tale" and "The Land Before Time" wrecked me. "A.I." is the film now that leads me to practically sob everytime I see it, especially the end and when the mom leaves David in the woods. "Steel Magnolias", "Terms of Endearment", "Beaches", "Fried Green Tomatoes", and pretty much any other movie where a mom/daughter/child/best friend dies of a terminal sickness upset me, but don't make me cry anymore.

Spike413 · 21-08-2004

Lady and the Tramp used to upset me when I was younger, those Siamese cats scared the crap outta me.

Noufa · 21-08-2004

-The English Patient

-I used to cry everytime I saw "My Girl" when I was a kid

wyatt. · 21-08-2004

almost in garden state.
that's the newest.

watery eyes.

Tinuviel · 21-08-2004

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Originally posted by Spike413@Aug 21 2004, 03:42 PM
Lady and the Tramp used to upset me when I was younger, those Siamese cats scared the crap outta me.

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Me too! I love cats, but those things were pure evil. lol

Out of Africa, Beaches and Steel Magnolias always makes me cry every single time. Lame but true.

jennifer~ · 21-08-2004

The Fantastic Adventures of Unico is a serious tearjearker.

nycgirl84 · 21-08-2004

So basically "Steel Magnolias" and "Beaches" turn everyone to mush from what I've gathered. "A.I." is also doing a good job.

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