myownprivateinsanity said:

I thought you meant the ninja turtles!

The Color Purple.
Glory
The Lion King

Purple Rain, during The Beautiful Ones. Beautiful music moves me.

Both Michael Moore docs.

Color Purple, them playing patty cake.

The ending of One Hour Photo

Bambi

many more

COMPUTERBLUE1984 said:

....hopefully, you cried because that movie sucked ASS...and u were devastated because that was hard earned money you'd never get back.....

reneGade20 said:

Exactly the reasons for my tears...the biggest pile of shit I ever saw on screen

COMPUTERBLUE1984 said:

no shit!! that was some PAINFUL watchin'....almost like getting wisdom teeth pulled with no novacaine.....

CarrieMpls said:

Well, get ready to have some serious fits...I think I've found my new poison. I just woke up one day and it was like.... 'I think I'm gonna see what's happening on the org today!'... and the rest is history

poor little fella

thesexofit said:

christ, that movie is depressing as hell! i think i saw it when i was 4, and even then i knew it was wrist-slittingly depressing. i haven't even seen it since, but whenever i think about it, i get really depressed, even though i can't even remember *exactly* what was so sad about it.


weird. i was just thinking of this movie the other day.

Spock's death in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Grumpy Old Men when Max visits John at the hospital after the heart attack
E.T....when he leaves at the end
The last 30 minutes or so of Return of the King. It's all so depressing.

evenstar3 said:

you woman are way cool!

karmatornado said:

OMG, that is such a sad movie! True story, too.

Okay, NOBODY seems to remember this movie, it's from the 70's. I think it was called "Eric" and it was about a guy who died from leukemia. The saddest part was when Eric was lying on his bed dying. His mom or sister or whoever was sitting there next to him, saying, "You're almost there, Eric. You're almost there." I remember watching it with my mom and crying. My mom was looking at me like, "What is your problem?" She probably did that because I didn't like to cry in front of people (still don't). Not sure if this movie is out on DVD, but I need to go look for it.

Another one is the movie, "My Girl" (the first one). Not the whole movie per se, but the part that made me tear up was when the little boy dies and they're having his funeral service. The little girl couldn't bear to be there, so she's sitting on the steps outside the service, crying. Then all of a sudden she comes into the room where they're having a service, and asks the minister, "Where's his glasses? He can't see without his glasses!" That really made me cry, it was soo damn sad! What's funny is that my sister-in-law and I were talking about this movie once, and she said the same thing about that scene from the movie. Now every time I hear the song, "My Girl", I picture those two little kids from the movie riding around on their bikes.

Pay It Forward with Kevin Spacey and the kid from 6th Sense.....

reneGade20 said:

yeah that one got me to

TMPletz said:

when I was a kid I cried at the end, but now if I watch it, I cry at the beginning when he arrives, knowing all the shit he will have to go through before he can get back home

ZombieKitten said:

oooh no.....I hate the Ninja Turtles.....

SUNSHINE

shausler said:

Oooh, that was the movie I was trying to think of the other day. Isn't that the one about the young woman who was married and had a daughter? The young woman dies of bone cancer at the end. The movie was based on the diary that she wrote, in fact, I read the book at one point in time. It was a sad story.

ZombieKitten said:

interesting...

Artificial Intelligence got me. Damn you kid from Sixth Sense!

Saving Private Ryan, Stepmom, Ghost and Sweet November of all things almost got me too. There's more I'm sure. Of course I'd follow those movies up with a dose of Clint to restore order to the universe.


Then there are those tears of a different kind after sitting through the likes of Soul Plane, Hudson Hawk, American Pie III (or whatever it was called), and any Eddie Murphy movie post Coming to America.

Mach said:

OOOO.....good one....I cried like a lil' BEYOTCH!!!!

whodknee said:

He was also in Secondhand Lions with Michael Caine and Robert Duvall....got some tear-welling, if not all out tears.....that little bastard has the gift of breaking you way down....

reneGade20 said:

oh how did I forget AI!!! I was bawling my eyes out when his mum abandoned him in the forest

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