Genesia said:

TD3 said:

You know I HATE that movie . . . it was horribly. I know it was bad when my mother said, Kate Winslet should jump so we could go to dinner.

Did you ever read Kenneth Turan's review of Titanic in the LA Times. You will love it.

http://articles.latimes.c...ment/ca-39

No I never read Mr. Turan's review.

Oh where oh where was the man to bring a lot of folks back to reality? Spot-on review.

If anyone wants to see Titanic please look at the 1957 version of the film.

CarrieMpls said:

Dancer in the Dark

I don't think I've ever cried as hard at anything as I did through that film. It was all I could do not to sob out loud in the theatre and one of my friends actually WAS crying out loud.

I watched it once more on dvd and just cried and cried and cried since I was alone.

Admittedly, though, I'm an easy cry. Just about anything can make me tear up, whether out of joy or sadness. I'll even cry over a song or painting I think is beautiful and I routinely cry over news casts.

I refuse to watch that I cried myself sick during Breaking the Waves, I hate Lars Von Trier now, for all that emotional manipulation!!

El Orfanato killed me

A.I.
Sam I Am or I am Sam or whatever it's called

ET

LOADS of others

I cry when kids are abandoned by their parents mainly, or parents lose a child/baby.

The Color Purple

Brian's Song

Malcolm X

Pay It Forward

Cooley High, (can't even watch it anymore)

SCNDLS said:

CallMeCarrie said:

Lion King - didn't cry

Steel Magnolias - didn't cry

Imitation of Life - didn't cry

One Hour Photo - definitely didn't cry

The Color Purple - didn't cry

Field of Dreams - didn't cry

Summertime, Brief Encounter, Now, Voyager, Umberto D - haven't seen, but I'll check them out!

I know someone has got to know a movie that can make me cry!

Hmm....maybe I am heartless.

I'm like the Tin Man here...

You didn't cry at the Lion King????

Heartless I tell ya!

For me, crying is largely tied to PMS. Depending on the time of the month I can cry at commercials.

That ASPCA commerical with Sarah MacLachlan fucks me up e'ry damn time.

I can't even watch that ASPCA commercial, with all of those sad looking cats and dogs on there. I change the channel now when it comes on, because if I don't, I start crying right away.

There is a really old movie that came out (back in the 70's), I think it was called "Eric". It was about a young guy who gets leukemia, and winds up dying. The scene that really makes me cry is when Eric is lying on his death bed, and his sister is there with him. She keeps telling him, "You're almost there, Eric. You're almost there". That and the really sad song that they have playing in the background makes me cry every damn time.

I remember when I was watching this movie with my mom, and this scene came on. I started crying like a baby (something I don't do a whole lot of around my mom). My mom looked at me like, "What got into you?"

Nobody seems to remember this movie though, except me. I need to find it at a movie rental place.

Okay, here are a few other movie scenes that make me bawl like a baby every time:

"My Girl":

"The Champ"

Any movie that features Matthew McConaughey. His movies are not sad but tragically bad.

I never want to see his movies-Others I am with do.

The Color Purple - Ending Scene

Immitation of Life - Ending Scene

Roots - The Whipping Scene with Lavar Burton and Louis Gossett, Jr.

A Patch Of Blue - Ending Scene

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Philadelphia

A soldiers story

Color Purple

Its a Wonderful Life

Malcolm X

The Notebook

SherryJackson said:

Love Story...first romantic movie I ever cried thru...

Kung Fu Panda...when master Oogway ascending to heaven via cherry blossom petals

Toy Story III: When all the toys were in the incinerator and were about to die...and all just held hands and waited for what seemed to be the inevitable

Yeah my daughter and I placed friendly bets on how long it would take her mom to cry at that scene. Less than ten seconds in.

Of course, her mom also wanted to cry because she lost the window to the dollhouse she and my daughter were building. My daughter, she was probably busy thinking about the text she would send a little later asking me if I could add "Jaws" to the Netflix queue for her. I love that kid.

REAL MEN DON'T CRY!

Only when I watch the color purple, Snoopy come home, and the ending of the Champ.

Somebody please give me a tissue.

i am a big softy - cry baby

my worst ever cry baby moment at the movies was when i saw My Girl.....

i cried uncontrollably and very loud ...it became embarrising

When I'm with somebody and a tear jerker part comes up, I look in another direction and think about sports, sex, anything to distract my mind. IT'S MACHO MAN TIME!

But when there's nobody around I bawl like a little girl.

silkylee said:

When I'm with somebody and a tear jerker part comes up, I look in another direction and think about sports, sex, anything to distract my mind. IT'S MACHO MAN TIME!

But when there's nobody around I bawl like a little girl.

how come men are like that... trying to always hide their feelings and emotions?????

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the lovely bones.when she jumps in the body to get her first kiss!!! brutal!!!!!!!!!!

the end of all dogs go to heaven when charlie visits squeaker and goes to heaven

first time for the sixth sense at the end

sometimes the end of ps i love you will make me

i cried at the finale of bbc's being human a few days ago when they killed mitchell the vampire. first time since roswell for a tv show

vainandy said:

A Patch Of Blue - Ending Scene

That is such a good movie! I just watched it a couple of months ago. So powerful, and yet understated. So sad that Elizabeth Hartman, who played Selina in the movie, committed suicide years later by jumping out her 5th floor apartment window.

babynoz said:

Brian's Song

Back in the day, our school took us on a class trip to Radio City Music Hall to see "Brian's Song". The idea was that they wanted to promote racial unity among the Black & White students. IT WORKED! Not a dry eye in the theater. We were ALL arm in arm leaving the theater that day.

Even today, I can't hear that theme song without getting teary eyed, lol. James Caan and Billy Dee Williams worked that movie!

I remember when I saw "Ghost" with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze, I was wiping away tears on the down low for blocks as I walked home from the theater.

heybaby said:

Philadelphia

A soldiers story

Color Purple

Its a Wonderful Life

Malcolm X

The Notebook

The Notebook!

That is one of the movies that made me cry!

silkylee said:

When I'm with somebody and a tear jerker part comes up, I look in another direction and think about sports, sex, anything to distract my mind. IT'S MACHO MAN TIME!

But when there's nobody around I bawl like a little girl.

That is kind of what my problem is...

Not that I am trying not to cry, but during the

sad parts I start analyzing the quality of the acting

which totally takes me away from the emotional

pull of the storyline.

And good for you, silkylee - for admitting you are

in touch with your sensitive side!

physco185 said:

i am a big softy - cry baby

my worst ever cry baby moment at the movies was when i saw My Girl.....

i cried uncontrollably and very loud ...it became embarrising

I had a feeling My Girl was gonna get named.

It was a sad movie!

PDogz said:

I remember when I saw "Ghost" with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze, I was wiping away tears on the down low for blocks as I walked home from the theater.

oh forgot that one. yeah. thats worked a few times to start the tears

purplemookiebut said:

i cried at the finale of bbc's being human a few days ago when they killed mitchell the vampire. first time since roswell for a tv show

I got teary-eyed on that episode of E.R. where Dr. Greene (Anthony Edwards) finally dies from his brain cancer and they played that stupid "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" song as done by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.

CallMeCarrie said:

heybaby said:

Philadelphia

A soldiers story

Color Purple

Its a Wonderful Life

Malcolm X

The Notebook

The Notebook!

That is one of the movies that made me cry!

Usually, any Nicholas Sparks movie makes me bawl like a baby!

Saddest movie ever - Make Way For Tomorrow

I watched this last week, then watched an interview with Peter Bogdanovich about the movie. He said he was talking to Orson Welles once and asked him if he was familiar with a movie called Make Way For Tomorrow. Welles replied, "Oh, my god - that's the saddest movie ever made! It could make a stone cry!"

Genesia said:

Saddest movie ever - Make Way For Tomorrow

I watched this last week, then watched an interview with Peter Bogdanovich about the movie. He said he was talking to Orson Welles once and asked him if he was familiar with a movie called Make Way For Tomorrow. Welles replied, "Oh, my god - that's the saddest movie ever made! It could make a stone cry!"

Surely if can make a stone cry, then it will work on me, right?

But what would it mean if it doesn't make me cry??

I'm kinda scared to watch it and find out that my

emotional capacity is worse than a rock's!

I cried during Purple Rain. During Beautiful Ones, when Apollonia cries.

Oh shit, there was that movie with Christopher Reeve, called Somewhere In Time, at the end when he loses the girl forever because he finds the penny, then he kills himself. Jeez did I cry.

I agree with My Girl (Psyche...you aint right for posting that video) , Color Purple(seperation scene), Steel Magnolias, Roots, Notebook, Imitation...ugh....

Here are a few more for me..

What's Eating Gilbert Grape

Awakening

Michael

Mask

Missippi Burning

Set it Off

The Secret Life of Bees(sister drowning)

Monster's Ball

Just about every other Lil House on the Prairie episode!!!! (Mary's baby dieing in the fire OMMFG)

Someone mentioned Cooley High...oh hell yeah! "How do I say goodbye"...WHAT!!! Instant TEARS!!!!!

Kids Movie

Sleeping Beauty

Dumbo

Lion King

UP the beginning is priceless...no words for almost 12 minutes but so much emotion in the imagery.

This is off topic but life events that made me physically cry tremendously was loosing some very famous folks starting from childhood on up...The deaths of these people hit me close to my heart and I sometimes think it's a bit weird because obviously I personally don't know any of them .....nonetheless I remember exactly what I felt and where I was with the exception of MLK and JFK.

MLK & Kennedy

John Lennon

Space Shuttle disaster 1 & 2

John Belushi

Phyllis Hyman

Jackie Joyner

Susan Smith's two sons

Luther Vandross

Princess Diana

911

Aaliyah

Left Eye

MJ

Teena Marie

CallMeCarrie said:

heybaby said:

The Notebook

The Notebook!

That is one of the movies that made me cry!

That movie has been sitting on my shelf, still in it's case, still sealed in it's original plastic shrink-wrap, since the day it came out on DVD, UNWATCHED, because I know it's going to be so sad, lol. I don't know WHEN I plan on watching it. Same thing with "Schindler's List", still in shrink-wrap, unopened , sitting on my shelf, never watched, lol.

Actually, I have about a dozen unopened, unwatched movies sitting on my shelf for the same reason, lol.