Movies That Have Made You Cry

[saann]

Click (2006)

OH GOD YES

I also cried my eyes out during 'Up'
I kept laughing and crying the entire movie

 

[JulesZ]

The Motorcycle Diaries

 

[urs4ever]

gran torino. everyone should see this.

 

[Mistique]

I just saw Death Defying Acts and cried at the end.

 

[ParadEyes]

closing the ring

 

[IAmLordZen]

Titanic! I was 9 years old then...

 

[ParadEyes]

^It made my life gloomy back then

 

[emailme.]

has anyone seen The Boy in Striped Pajamas? Its about a german boy who befriends a jewish boy during the holocaust and the twist in the end is a must see.

It didnt make me cry per se but made me emotionally involved in the last half hour of the movie. I watched it before i went to sleep and didnt know it was going to be so intense. Its still haunting me.

 

[Frostelized]

I've heard about The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. It's at my local redbox. Twist? Hmm... now I'm curious, but I hate sad movies...

A.I: Artificial Intelligence just makes me bawl. I've seen it twice and cried like a baby both times and now I refuse to see it anymore.

The Green Mile produces the same effect, and again, I never want to see it again! When it comes on tv, I just see the happy parts and then change the channel. lol

 

[Northern Star]

has anyone seen The Boy in Striped Pajamas? Its about a german boy who befriends a jewish boy during the holocaust and the twist in the end is a must see.

It didnt make me cry per se but made me emotionally involved in the last half hour of the movie. I watched it before i went to sleep and didnt know it was going to be so intense. Its still haunting me.

So sad although I actually figured out the outcome a while before the final act. Such a lovely film but ultimately heartwrenching.

 

[LovePink]

I won't give away what happens as many people probably haven't seen it, but in Valentine's Day Julia Roberts final scene in the film made me cry

 

[LovePink]

I also cry at Home Alone 1 & 2 when the mum is making her plea's to get home to Kevin

 

[MulletProof]

The Green Mile produces the same effect, and again, I never want to see it again!

same here, I saw it once and cried too much and I'm never going back there.

I cry a lot with movies, recently I cried with a documentary, Those who remain, about the family of undocumented immigrants that have to bear with their absence, it was heartbreaking.

And, I'm probably the only person that cries with Elizabethtown , I read such terrible reviews on the movie but ever since I watched it some years ago, I have gone back to it more than 10 times and it never fails to make me cry.. I think it's the fact that the movie isn't really much of a love story but more an encounter with home and family, revaluing your loved ones and celebrating what makes them unique (and sometimes insufferable!).. I thought the reviews focused too much on Kirsten + Orlando and even Jessica Biel's 5-second appearance when that wasn't even the point really.
Anyway, I think it's a beautiful movie.

 

[KatherineCouture]

Marley & Me (2008) I love dogs so much and this story was very hard for me

 

[Over the Sea]

The Lion King is the first movie I remember crying while watching. I was about 6 and I bawled when Mufasa died
Also, Titanic, House of Flying Daggers, Old Yeller, and Schindler's List

 

[Erin]

OH GOD YES

I also cried my eyes out during 'Up'
I kept laughing and crying the entire movie

You know, I am a VERY emotional person, and can cry very easily watching interviews or movies... and just the sight of somebody else crying gets me... but Up did NOTHING for me. Well, I cried a bit at the beginning but the rest of the movie didn't touch me at all. Hmmm.

My most recent was Crazy Heart. And before that, Precious.

 

[Belowen]

I cried watching both Armageddon and Apollo 13 this week

 

[leiwen]

OH MY GOD...Armageddon gets me every single time, it's nuts
but Precious made me cry for the last time

 

[JulesZ]

I bawled in A Single Man, especially after the last scene.
I needed a couple minutes to recover and finish crying after the movie was over.

 

[saann]

^oh that movie is still stuck with me emotionally somehow.. not in a sad crying way but more in a haunting way

Erin - what .. but really I think I cried mostly because I can't stand seeing old people sad

I cried watching both Armageddon and Apollo 13 this week

I'm sensing some sort of theme here