Films that make you cry

Mask, Forrest Gump, Beaches (lol), The Color Purple

 

Dumbo does it for me every time.

 

OK I admit it!!! I cried the first time I saw The Lion King...there, I said it! :&

 

Armageddon
Titanic
The elephant man
To Kill a mocking bird
Boys don't cry
Romeo and juliet
Bowling for columbine
My Girl
Dead poets society
stand by me

 

I can't stand that movie.... it's pure shit and it is considered a great classic

 

I think the book is the only considered a great classic..not so much the film

 

the book sucks too

 

Says who?

 

me
it's sooooo boring and half of the shit that happens in it is pointless... and it's just overall stupid

 

I also cried when I saw that movie from two french journalists about a fire department during 9/11.

 

milo and otis (yes, it makes me cry)
heartbreakers (always the part where the daughter starts crying after her wedding)
fahrenheit 9/11
fried green tomatoes
sliding doors
edward scissorhands

 

Ghost.
Charlotte's Web

 

ah charlotte's web, lol i completly forgot about that film, did it in school years go

 

The end of American History X made me cry.

 

meh I'm one of those wusses who always tears up in movies..

like Little Women always, always makes me cry - like I'll start crying about an hour before Beth dies because I know what's coming.

and farenheit 9/11 made me cry too, so did Hotel Rwanda (actually I bawled in Hotel Rwanda, and I was at the movies by myself as well....shame )

um, Once Were Warriors is an amazing movie but it also makes me tear up, same with Requiem For a Dream

I cried in a good way in Amelie when she talks to the blind man and at the end...
eh, i could just go on and on...I'm terrible in movies

 

the notebook and stepmom. my eyes run like faucets everytime.

 

Most chick flicks make me cry... but especially "My girl" when he dies.. I always cry no matter how hard I try not too

 

i cried at the end of man on the moon. and my eyes were irritated from my friend's cat at the end of saving private ryan and my friend and his dad were laughing at me and his mom hugged me (goddamnit that was embarassing):& i mean who the fuck cries during a war movie?!

 

Midnight Cowboy.
It doesn't make me cry so much as feel sad for the main characters dismal exsistence.

 

"The Elephant Man". I saw it when it first came out at the ABC in Shaftsbury Avenue, London's west end.