What films have made you cry?

[Titanic]

Free Willy

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

UP is a brilliant suggestion on that thread. Just when you're settling in to what you think is a nice family pixar film, they hit with you with a wave of emotion.

I dont know of any other film that within just ten minutes can create such emotion.

 

[Da Man Clay]

Green Mile and Marley and me. I watched it on the plane back from SA after the world cup and couldn't watch the last half hour at fear of balling my eyes out in public. Saw it was on sky the next day when I got home and thought I could cope watching just the last half hour....I was somewhat wrong.

 

[Titanic]

PS I Love You!

 

[Southern Scouse]

Titanic. Even worse, whenever I hear that bloody theme music that's it, out come the waterworks.
The wife thinks it's nice that I show my human side......

 

[Lower West Stander]

The end of An Officer and a Gentleman when Richard Gere walks into the factory and picks up Debra Winger

 

[Lady Gull]

Love actually always gets me!

I cry at anything me - I'm hopeless but I can't help it - I can cry at Disney films!!! As for programmes like children in need and challenge Annika when she did the Romanian orphanage one I was in bits for hours!!!!

About a boy - gets me every time, as does my best friends wedding and notting hill - I am a wuss !!!!!!

 

[Durlston]

A Beautiful Mind, esp near the end, makes one well up a little....

I've watched that film three times and it really annoys me because it portrays people with schizophrenia as having no personality and just being plain paranoid, odd and socially inept.

 

[Durlston]

Blonde Babes sticky knickers.

Some of the fittest girls I've seen that I will never get the chance to shag.

 

[janee]

UP, that abuse scene in Girl with Dragon Tatoo (Swedish) and The English Patient

 

[SWCspider-man]

Girlfriend rented one day, that got me and she fell asleep so I could let it out, then I cried with happiness as when she falls asleep on a Saturday night football goes on lol!

Oh also I hate the bit in toy story 2 where Jessie sings because the little girl leaves her, that's only got me as I've got older lol!

 

[countryman]

I've watched that film three times and it really annoys me because it portrays people with schizophrenia as having no personality and just being plain paranoid, odd and socially inept.

I have never really thought about it in that way but you do have a point.

And I have never cried at a film. But a few have put a tear in my eye.

I am legend - when the dog dies.
The boy in the striped pijamas.
Green Street - Now that is slightly weird. But when that bloke died at the end a tear came to my eye. It is especially strange as I really do not like West Ham.

That is all I can think of at the moment.

 

[Eric Potts]

Grave Of The Fireflies tends to make me reach for the tissues.

Debbie Does Dallas did as well .

 

[Pixelated Penguin]

The Awakenings (Robert DeNiro,Robin Williams)

 

[Seagull27]

I can cry at Disney films!!!

Absolutely nothing wrong with that, Disney are experts at it. Lion King, Bambi, Toy Story 3 to name but a few.

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

Saving Private Ryan after the final scene

 

[mistahclarke]

Hotel Rwanda - when River Phoenix gets on the coach and says "I'm so ashamed" choked me ever so slightly

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

I'll kick things off with Click. Yes, I know it's an average Adam Sandler film that's only moderately funny at best. But the bit with his Grandad (you'll know it if you've seen it) had me crying like a baby.

When I was a kid I cried at the end of two films:

E.T.
The Snowman

I have never lived down the latter.


As an adult the closest I have come to crying is probably Schindler's List

These 2 and Green Mile.

 

[FlownWest]

The Green Mile is the only film that has actually made me cry... maybe others did when I was a young kid but I don't remember.

 

[Sompting_Seagull]

These 2 and Green Mile.

These three, forrest gump and ....thinking back......Friday the 13th when i was 5 sneaking out of my room to watch it top of the stairs through the bannisters round my cousins house. Gave me Frickin nightmares for years that did, especially as I slept in a bunk bed. And I remember bawling at Ben, some sort of rat film with michael jackson song in it . Edit. just looked up Ben rat film....1970's horror film...makes me think i watched a lot of 18 films as a youngster.