thatruth said:

Like Michael Jackson and I'm glad I didn't see that live broadcast and stayed my ass at work. I saw some clips and read some of the transcripts and I was bawling. When Marlon Jackson and Paris spoke, that shit will get you every time.

For real! Every time I saw the clip from MJ's funeral where Paris did her little speech, I cried every single time. It was so heartfelt and touching.

Adam Resurrected,

i recently watched this movie.

i'm sure it's a tear jerker...

Genesia said:

CallMeCarrie said:

Ya'll are some big ole' cry babies!

It doesn't happen, but every now and then I just want to purge myself and have a big

all out cryfest. It's cathartic.

Thanks for movie ideas!

No one cried during Under the Cherry Moon?

(Bad Prince Fams...)

At least 2Freaky4Church admitted to crying during Purple Rain!

Cry? At this? Cry with laughter, maybe.

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Well - yeah. But to my credit...I was talking only about the "fams."

They probably thought P really died and was ressurrected.

PositivityNYC said:

PurpleJedi said:

This stupid vid made my eyes all watery & sh*t...

ditto..

Ok - that caused my eyes to get a little moist.

Nothing dropped out of them, though.

It is really sad video.

I'm kind of glad I don't know what the reporter is saying.

Intense said:

CallMeCarrie said:

I'll confess that in general I do not prefer to watch any sappy movies.

I've been accused by friends as being heartless when everyone

is crying durnig a movie and I'm rolling my eyes.

There have been a couple of movies that have made me a little tear-y.

Last night I was trying to remember which movies those were and I

drew a blank! I guess I'm trying to block them from my memory.

So can I get some help from my orgers? Help me remember what

movies touched me by telling me the ones that brought tears to your eyes!

Were there any movies that made you just all out sob?

xoxo

Carrie

I don't cry that much either with movies or in general (once a year if I even manage. A drop escapes occassionaly with a Disney film) and it may seem heartless to some but I know I'm very emotional I just don't want anyone to see me cry. When I do cry I have a headache that can last a whole day so no thanks

Movies I had to cry to were English patient and Terms of Endearment.

I hate any movie or anything on tv with kids or people being ill or eventually dying, crying guaranteed. Oh and funerals, if you want to kill me, send me to a funeral.

Uh....isn't that what usually happens?

CallMeCarrie said:

PositivityNYC said:

ditto..

Ok - that caused my eyes to get a little moist.

Nothing dropped out of them, though.

It is really sad video.

I'm kind of glad I don't know what the reporter is saying.

it's not bad - at first they didn't know if the one laying down was alive or not, then happy it was alive

http://news.yahoo.com/s/y...the-rubble has translation transcript in text of article

psychodelicide said:

thatruth said:

Like Michael Jackson and I'm glad I didn't see that live broadcast and stayed my ass at work. I saw some clips and read some of the transcripts and I was bawling. When Marlon Jackson and Paris spoke, that shit will get you every time.

For real! Every time I saw the clip from MJ's funeral where Paris did her little speech, I cried every single time. It was so heartfelt and touching.

I cried that whole day. Didnt stop crying for 2 weeks after June 25...

Hell, I'm still crying about it every now and then...

damosuzuki said:

ZombieKitten said:

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

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

I’ve heard people say this about ‘Dancer...’ before. In fact, I think I recall Tron & Moonbeam saying they had the same reaction as CarrieMpls. I dunno...I found Dancer and Breaking the Waves both so affected and theatrical that they really didn’t have any kind of impact on me. I like both movies a lot, and have watched both a few times, but to me they're so mannered & stylized they have no gut-level impact.

I started to watch Grave of the Fireflies (Japanese anime about a teen boy & four year old sister trying to survive WWII) about a year ago and couldn’t make it past 20 minutes because I just found it too painful to watch.

I have that one, but I don't think I can watch it

Radio Flyer it's a real tear jerker. If you have not seen it, it's streaming on Netflix.

Did anyone mention this one?

When he gets separated from his family and is signing that weepy song?

I've also heard that this one can get the tears flowing (never seen it myself);

purplemookiebut said:

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

I cried at that part also. Then I got pissed as hell because of all the kids that were killed because of sick pedophiles.

Some movies make me cry once but then there are movies that make me cry no matter how many times I've seen them. The Notebook--which I never would have even seen if not for my friend making me promise I'd rent it.

Love Story still makes me bawl...love means never having to say you're sorry.

Brokeback Mountain is another one. I cry each time I watch it.

E.T. ...I still cry.

Tsotsi...when he surrenders the baby.

City of Angels

Fried Green Tomatoes

What Dreams May Come

The Crow--the ending when he sees Shelley

Dead Poet's Society

Wuthering Heights with Timothy Dalton-the ending gets me every time.

Firefly--when Kevin Costner finds his baby alive. My chest aches every time.

Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeves

Movies like Roots, Schindler's List, Hotel Rwanda, and Amistad I can never watch more than once because I become upset for days.

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Aren't all pedophiles sick?llol

Something nobody mentioned, probably because it was not a movie, but, did the day of 9/11 make you cry? I didn't cry, I was more worried. I was proven right.

You wimps need to watch the Umberto D clip.

SherryJackson said:

psychodelicide said:

For real! Every time I saw the clip from MJ's funeral where Paris did her little speech, I cried every single time. It was so heartfelt and touching.

I cried that whole day. Didnt stop crying for 2 weeks after June 25...

Hell, I'm still crying about it every now and then...

Awwww.

davetherave6767 said:

Seven pounds with will smith makes me cry every time I watch it,the bit in the bath full of ice and then the jelly fish!the pain he was in! Then at the end the woman with his heart meets the man with his eyes god I could cry now thinking about it.powerful stuff.

WOW [MAJOR SPOILERS!!!] Hope that everyone who wanted to see it has seen it. Good movie, and yes; very sad.