reneGade20 said:

Whats ADHD mean??

I like those others you mention too - FMJ was on the other night

myownprivateinsanity said:

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.....or a short attention span/"ants in your pants" kind of thing.....I'm easily distracted sometimes and I don't keep still long enough to watch a DVD series.....of course, I manage to make it through The Shield, which is the best shit on earth.....and I also made it through Dawson's Creek....don't ask!!

luv4all7 said:

thats a good cartoon.

reneGade20 said:

Don't be embarassed.....I used to watch Dawson's Creek when it first started !!

If I had any feelings, I would probably tear up at the end of Crimes & Misdemeanors and Alice.

The Sixth Sense

Rhondab said:

Dumbo



I don't think you could ever get away with a movie this "Cute" nowadays, but the scene where his mother gets locked up becuase had tried to defend him, is devestating. She sticks her trunk through the bars and swings him in her trunk.

I cry like a little bitch in that scene. Sooooo touching and so sad.
It's the perfect movie about alienation--much more so than Rudolph ever was. I simply melt during that scene. Like a little bitch.

Movies about triumph and strength no matter the odds or circumstances like at the end of Black Hawk Down when the troops ran two miles back to the safe zone in the stadium or Behind Enemy Lines clapping and crying or one of my favorites Air Force One with Harrison Ford, at the end when they change call sings, gets me every time. There are the standards like Beaches, Steel Magnolias, Imitation of Life and Philadelphia but I cry those tears in my everyday life and that's just to much to bear.
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AsianBomb777 said:

Oh ya, man. Definitely a sad scene.

brownsugar said:

those are defly it...I still watch The Color Purple and lose it- I know all the lines.

Add: Life Is Beautiful
Terms of Endearment
Beaches
Platoon
Love Story

Oh, there's lots more, but I think I'd cry watching almost anything
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second edit: I can't spell Endearment, clearly.
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Three movies get me:

Crooklyn - (Because it reminds me of how I grew up in North Philly!)
The Long Kiss Goodnight - (When the little girl is trying to wake up Mom)
Akeelah and the Bee - (Every Parent should take their child to see this movie!)


Mutts

dancinggyrl said:

I really enjoy Platoon and I think that Samuel Barbers 'Adagio for Strings' gave that extra impact needed. I cannot listen to Adagio without my eyes welling, such a powerful piece of Music.

I've read some of the comments about Stepmom....and I've been sitting here thinking about it.....that was a champion tearjerker....granted, Susan Sarandon didn't die, but knowing that she was going to die...then u add in the holiday thing, with the saying those last goodbyes to her kids...and finally opening up to Julia Roberts....man, that shit had me at that point of near tears....when they're welling up and all of a sudden you gotta get up and take a deep breath.....

dancinggyrl said:

shameless.....just a shameless, pull at the ol' heartstrings tearjerker...if u don't cry watching that shit.....YOU'RE NOT ALIVE!!!

Terms of Endearment.

JustErin said:

Old Disney was hardcore when it came to killing off characters.

Bambi

Old Yeller

lazycrockett said:

what about nemo's mum!
that was harsh!

muttley said:

Didn't make me cry, but definitely warmed my heart.

AWESOME movie.

CarrieMpls said:

I forgot about that one! How could I?! I think that was beyond bearable and I probably blocked it out of my memory. I think we saw it together, if I remember...and we were all a mess afterwords. Loved the movie, but I don't think I could watch it again.

Oh yeah, a couple of other ones:

The Event
The Pianist

Is no one going to back me up on Pieces of April?

FruitToAttractBears said:

Oh, that's a great one It was heartwarming...not quite gut-wrenching. I forgot to think of the happy crying movies....and it has a great soundtrack- Stephen Merrit/Magnetic fields, etc.

dancinggyrl said:

Yep!

I can tell you the exact moment too...at the end when she opens the door and you hear the shutter and the camera freezes on her face. Gets me every time.

I gotta watch it again when Thanksgiving rolls around.
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FruitToAttractBears said:

I think I may need to own that one

dancinggyrl said:

GOod reminder, I like to watch it every thanksgiving time too.

And hi, Kate. Whatchoo doing here? It always makes me giggle when you post.

ZombieKitten said:

..... Yeah.....Those damn Barracudas have no soul.....

I get to watch that Movie quite often cuz the Kids love it, I am a huge fan of the Turtles.....Duuuuude.....

myownprivateinsanity said:

that movie should have it's G-rating revoked

the reason why all disney child characters have to have at least one parent killed is so they can go out and have exciting adventures they would otherwise not be allowed to have.

I should get the boys the turtles, they would love it - is it G or PG?

ZombieKitten said:

I meant the Turtles in Nemo..... ..... Like Tootaally Duuude.....

Philadelphia
United 93
Terms of Endearment
Glory
Amistad
Sophie's Choice
Beloved

BAttlefield Earth