What films have made you cry?

[Braders]

Snoopy come home



WHAT?!?!?!?

 

[Braders]

ok it's a feature length but this was the only thing so far to have me blubbing - I was a kid at the time

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[NickBHAFC18]

The only reason a man should ever watch that film. I was put through it once myself. As long as there's guaranteed action at the end of it then it just about passes...

It passed then

 

[Cragglez]

Rocky 6 - Very emotional...

 

[SWCspider-man]

I'm gonna go and admit Marley and me.

I don't no anybody that hasn't cried at that film

 

[mccraque]

Burning Man...about a bondi chef (not the blockbuster) - a film that was bottom of the watch list when flying around Oz. And turned out to be one of the best.

 

[Czechmate]

When i was little , How Green Was My Valley , cried at the end when the old man died down coal mine

 

[Dr Q]

I'm gonna go and admit Marley and me.

I don't no anybody that hasn't cried at that film

I second that. Can't imagine any dog owner could watch it without sheding a tear!

 

[5mins-from-amex]

the end music in gran torino is quite moving.

 

[Lush]

All of them, as soon as the sad music starts. I'm dreadful.

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

I'm gonna go and admit Marley and me.

I don't no anybody that hasn't cried at that film

+1

Every person I know who's ever owned a dog has cried during that film.

 

[Titanic]

You've Got Mail. Several times

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

Aussie film about a champion race horse called Phar Lap made me cry as a kid.

 

[JJ McClure]

I'm gonna go and admit Marley and me.

I don't no anybody that hasn't cried at that film

Yep, made me cry and I don't even like dogs

 

[Eggmundo]

Loads, I cry at anything (I'm not afraid to admit it ) Last real BLubfest was probably 'Seven Pounds' though.

As for 'Marley and me', i'll raise you 'Hachi a dogs story'. That was worse than Marley because it's true.

 

[xenophon]

Spiceworld

 

[NMH]

As mentioned above, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest went from screamingly funny to complete emotional downer.
Life Is Beautiful also has a roller-coaster of uplifting parts that make you snigger (the father translating German for his son's benefit, for instance), and then the godawful reality part, which sinks you again.
Out Of Africa has some sad drama.

Highly recommended to anyone who's not seen it, but with the tear 'trigger', is Somewhere In Time.
It's a superb film anyway, Christopher Reeve was excellent in it and it's tastefully filmed too. It didn't do well at the time, but Reeve was very proud of his work on it - rightly so. Tragically his own life turned into a tearjerker of mega proportions, and somewhere in time might be a way to look at him and his loyal wife who passed away soon after he did - also young.
If there's one film that ought to do the rounds of revival theatres, then it's that one.

Not too long afterwards I shared a flight into LAX with Chris Reeve, and found myself stood next to him at the luggage carousel, wanting to just mention how impressed I was with that film. Several children were wide-eyed and wanting Superman's autograph though - and I stood there even more impressed with his brilliant attitude towards those kids so I didn't interrupt.
Reading about him, he really was a special person. A sad loss.

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

That was worse than Marley because it's true.

Marley was a real dog. This is him in the pic.

 

[Gritt23]

Spiceworld

Liar!

 

[spongy]

Shawshank redemption made me teary,

The green mile made me properly cry

The Bucket List with jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman turned me into an emotional blubbery wreck......

They are 3 that made me cry, there's lots of films that have made me emotional.

I have blubbed at Extreme Makeover: Home edition on several occasions too.