What Dreams May Come. Cchrist, I'm dense. Last time I watched that I had a pyramid of Kleenex that grew several hours even after the movie was over. Love like that: does it really exist? And can it, just by us simply believing it does?

YOU CAN'T SPELL SILO WITHOUT LOIS!

INSATIABLE said:

one of my fave ever movies

There's many movies that make me cry. One that really got me was "Water".
It's about an 8 year old widow in 1938 India. Very bittersweet.
"Kikojiro" always gets me too. Prolly my favorite movie, I've seen it at least 10 times.

brownsugar said:

yeah! omg, I am a mess when the girls are separated

I cry at most things but especially when children are separated from their parents, especially babies. You know that scene in I AM SAM where they leave the hospital and the mother just takes off down the street leaving him with his newborn, WELL, the movie just got started and I am blubbering!

shellyevon said:

I think I saw that one - was that where that guy travels with the little boy to where his mum lives? I cried at the opening credits just because of the music!

ZombieKitten said:

Yea that's the one. Gets me every time.

shellyevon said:

it is so awful the whole thing isn't it that poor kid

ZombieKitten said:

What a load of rubbish that was. Except the soundtrack, that rocks.

HamsterHuey said:

yes, it was all downhill from that opening scene

ZombieKitten said:

Yea, so sad for him but so sweet the way the adults tried to help him.
I love all the interactions between the people. "Mister" turns out to be good people after all. Oh, and the motorcycle guys!!

shellyevon said:

I loved them and their camping!
I was really horrified he was allowed to go off with mister in the start, I thought no good will come of this, and then that paedophile so awful

The Lion King by far is theeeee worst for that

Spookymuffin said:

That is an incredible movie.

For me:

Philadelphia
City Of Angels at the beginning kinda had me teary


Cant think of any other movies right now.

The Series Band of Brothers, Episode "Why We Fight" where the US Soldiers stumble across a Concentration Camp, really made me cry, that was probably the worst bawling session I had ever had from any TV movie / Show etc. Pretty harrowing imagery.

The end of Titanic as Leonardo sinks in to the sea.....Although they were tears of Joy .....Drown you pussy.....

Graffiti Bridge.

After Aura gets hit by the car, I normally laugh so hard I cry.

brownsugar said:

great list...I'll add "Joy luck club"...one of my FAVSSSSSssss....I still tear up when I watch Beaches


and AB777

My Life In Pink

Rocky IV
Steel Magnolias
Malcolm X
Philadelphia

SpisaRibb said:

Not a tearjerker for me, but a great film.

"it's a wonderful life"...each and every time



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Schindler's List
Bambi
The Land Before Time

The Iron Giant

I never saw a movie that hit the MEN in the audience so hard. A very unique movie in that it taps into masculine fatherhood emotions on an intense level for some guys.

The Notebook...

wolf creek

ufoclub said:

oh I will have to watch it

E.T.
Shortbus
The NeverEnding Story
Magnolia
The Thin Red Line (the last good memory I have of my dad was watching this with him in the theater, holding his hand, and both of us crying)
Chasing Amy
Good Will Hunting



I'm sure there's others, but those come instantly to mind...

brownsugar said:

i have a friend who knew she had to break up with her girlfriend when said girlfriend didn't cry while watching The Color Purple. True story.

madartista said:

and so she should