Star Wars Holiday Special

I could have my very own Org for movies that make me cry without fail, but here's a brief list:

King Kong
Auntie Mame
The Color Purple
Imitation of Life (1959)
Field of Dreams
Frequency
Hearts in Atlantis
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
The Wizard of Oz
Far from Heaven
Boys Don't Cry
Million Dollar Baby
About a Boy
All About My Mother
Hedwig & the Angry Inch
Carrie
You Can Count on Me
The Killing Fields
Grand Canyon
Grave of the Fireflies (see this movie, damn it! It's phenomenal!)
The Karate Kid
Mississippi Burning
Ordinary People
Mary Poppins

That's plenty!

RipHer2Shreds said:

Excellent choice!

i NEVER used to cry at movies. since i had my daughter i cry at anything that involves a mother leaving or losing a child, or a child losing a parent.

also: braveheart , big fish , with honors , and swing kids especially when the older brother is being taken away and his little brother picks up his umbrella and holds it up in the air and starts yelling "swing heil! swing heil! swing heil!"

Bram Stoker's Dracula... Then take me away from all this.....death Take me too!!!

Magnolia
The Neverending Story
Dancer in the Dark
Good Will Hunting
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
The Thin Red Line
The Brown Bunny
Nobody's Fool

THE COLOR PURPLE

PARTING GLANCES

CRASH

SCHINDLER'S LIST



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Sophies choice
The Deer Hunter
Jacobs Ladder

theres the one movie that i cannot watch ANY of it without breaking down crying.. unfortunately, even the music from the movie breaks my heart to hear... thats immediate family


50 first dates gets me everytime too such a great story.


officer and a gentleman my FAVORITE love story of all....


i cry easily.... but these stories make me

oh my goodness....

and JOHN Q

i almost forgot that one !

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Yes, I always cry when the little girl goes to save her Daddy and everyone thinks she's shot, but she's not.

pussies....

There's only one film that gets me every time and it's Sex And Lucia. Specifically the scene where Lorenzo meets Elena again for the first time after their daughter died and as they embrace and he starts crying, she tries hard to stick to her vow to never cry again, but eventually caves in. Very sad.

DynamicSavior said:

You secretly wanted to say; "The Sound Of Music", huh?

Joy Luck Club
Steel Magnolias

Graffiti Bridge.

That scene where ingrid Chavez gets killed by the car has me in tears from laughing every single time I see it.

HamsterHuey said:

I'll admit though...the CLOSEST I ever came to crying at a movie was when the first Rugrats movie came out and my brother was about...8 or so, and my mom made me take him to go see it, knowing how much I couldn't tolerate the show or my brother. So we're sitting in the theatre waiting for the movie to start and he's sitting there all happy and shit eating his candy and i'm thinking "I should just leave his ass in here and go the fuck home. Fuck him and this dumbass movie." See, the ONLY reason I didn't like my brother was because he's the son of the man my mom married who I HATE with a furious undying passion. So naturally, the sins of the father blah blah blah...
Anyway...
In the movie, Tommy hates Dill the same way I hate my brother. And there's this scene where they had ran away from home and Tommy and Dill get REALLY lost in the forest and it starts to storm and shit and they're forced into this cave, and Dill starts to cry and act all scared and shit and then Tommy was MAD as hell and he's like "IF YOU WERE NEVER BORN WE WOULDN'T BE IN THIS SHIT!!" or something to that effect, and then they lock eyes and Tommy forgets how much he hates his brother and covers him up with a huge ass leaf and tries to calm him down and tell him that everything's alright and starts to apologize for being such an asshole to him, and I was like "whoa...." and I looked at my brother and he was crying and he looked at me and I said:
"Do you want anything else from the concession stand?" and he said "No. But thank you for taking me to the movies big brother."

The Elephant Man upsets me. I remember watching it and going upstairs to my room to be upset. I asked my Mum if he was OK in the end.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

That movie gave me nightmares for weeks. I kept thinking that if there was one tiny thing wrong with me all the "perfect" people would prosecute me.
In that respect, I guess the movie got its point accross.

RipHer2Shreds said:

ooh yep Million Dollar Baby

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Ocean said:

I hate that film. I actually pissed myself laughing when she got paralysed cos it reminded me of a Lee Evans skit.

fantasyislander said:

that's what I mean

DynamicSavior said:

charlottegelin said:

that and i can't stand ANYTHING gross. nothing. i have such a weak stomach for stuff like that now.





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Ellie said:

oooh ur hard

For some reason that movie fucks me up.

SynthiaRose said:

That is the exact part that makes me lose it uncontrollably. I thought I was just going to shed a tear or two but then I started huffing and losing it.

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Starship Troopers

I don't cry over movies--but in HS I went to see My Girl and I did get a little misty when the girl came downstairs during Thomas J.'s funeral crying, "Where are his glasses? He can't see without his glasses!" Sad times.

I find I get more choked up while reading books.