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Movies That Have Made You Cry And Why
Ok, I just finished watching Titanic and it was so sad! I've seen it like 20 times before but everytime I see it I still cry at it. Please don't laugh because I'm a guy and all! But the bits that I find the saddest arewhen Jack dies, for some reason lol when someone tells the old Rose that they have no record of Jack and then she says he only exists in her memory, when she's in bed and it shows all of the photos and her dream.
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It was just such an utter pile of shite that I wept for the seven quid I'd spent on a cinema ticket and for the loss of two hours of my life that I will never get back.
Love Reign Over Me
When Adam Sandler is talking to Don Cheadle outside the psychiatrists office. And when he talks to his inlaws at the court.
Remember The Titans
The Green Mile
In my defence, I was a year behind Andy in the moving away to university, and realised how long it had been since I'd played/cuddled my soft toys
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 : All the way through. I'm not kidding. I have never cried that much at a film. it was the end of my childhood (came out in July, I went to uni in September). That, and the fact I've grown up with the films, the characters, everything else. Oh, and it was a fantastic film!
Monsters Inc, ever since it came out, I cry when Sully says bye to Boo
i was sobbing for hours after
It should have had a warning sign at the start like
Agreed
I kept trying to control myself but something would set me off again and by the end I was in bits. I definately wasn't the only one either, I could hear lots of sobs, haha. I tried to do it silently:o
Also Grave of the Fireflies. I don't think I could ever watch it again
There wasn't a dry eye in the cinema.
And the start of UP when
The Little Princess - A few parts in it get me welling up especially the ending.
Beaches - First time I watched this I was a right mess, the song wind beneath my wings deffinately didn't help!
Life is Beautiful
I am legend
Sorry to go on but i've been going through some old favourites.
Borat
not a movie, but Steve-O: Don't Try This At Home
Saving Private Ryan - Great story telling and you invest time with the characters that you feel for them.
Magnolia - Same as above.
Toystory 3 when the toys thought they would be burnt and at the end when Andy played with them one last time. In 1995 when toystory came out i was 9, i was a kid and loved the film, it reminds me of happy days and i was crying over happy memories more...great film
I basically cried throughout the whole movie, I probably shouldn't watch it too often. Any of Sam and his daughter's scenes but also Rita's breakdown. Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer both give amazing performances.
P S NEVER read "The Velveteen Rabbit" to young children without a box of tissues handy. I had to pretend that my contact lenses were playing up as I fled to my wife........!!
Me too!!!!!!!!!! Every.Single.Time!!!!!!!
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I've watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate.
All those ... moments will be lost in time, like tears...in rain.