Films That Make You Cry
 

I watched AI, artificial intelligence, with Hayley Joel Osment. Twice, and each time I wept uncontrollably when the robot child was abandoned by his mother.

Project X - the older film with Matthew Brodrick in it

Anything with animals that die or are in distress.

Fried Green Tomatoes

A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story

about a transsexual girl who struggles to be accepted, catches the attention of some guys that like her but then they murder her when they find out she used to be a man. it's based on true events

oh wait I found this

(And yes to anyone who's wondering, I only did first watch it because of the name lmao. Funnily like the album it also came out in 2006)

I think this is the full movie on youtube, I'd defo recommend it

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- Hachi (The worst ever, It was so horrendous)
- Perks of Being a Wallflower (Favorite film ever)
- Titanic (Amazing film :love:)

Prayers for Bobby

The Help made me cry, the scene where she leaves the little girl and shes at the window




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True Romance and Up will generally turn me into a nonsensical, blubbering idiot.

Please can someone tell me how Up is sad? It's literally just a flashback at the start that's sad and loads of films start with sad flashbacks

When I watched it I was so disappointed

Up is sad because it's a tragic love story :nono:

50/50 didn't make me cry per say but it twas a bit emotional

Oh and not a film but if Fry's dog dying didn't make you gush like a complete g-tard then you need to sit down and have a serious think about things.

I honestly think it's the worst Pixar movie ://

The Pixar that done Cars 2?

Oh I didn't even know that existed

Well it's not terrible but ... yeah. It's the standout average in the Pixar canon.

Hachi, Marley and Me.

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I nearly cried over the ending of the Orphanage the other day and nearly cried at the end of a film called Ink.

Horror films can be sad as well

The Lion King, Drop Dead Fred and Girl, Interrupted.

Forest Gump gave me a lump, when his wife died.

Schindler's List always has me bawling. :bawling:

OMG and Castaway when he loses Wilson. :bawling:

yes. when he's at the grave, talking about little forrest "he's so smart Jenny" which was sad because he is so happy and proud that his son is not retarded like him. and when he leaves little forrest's letter and says "he told me i'm not allowed to read it, so i'll just leave it here for you". :(

Forest Gump is like Peter Sellars in Being There, or if you want to get intellectual, Dostoyevsky's Idiot.

Grave of the Fireflies.

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This. I don't think any other film made me so upset.

I ... h ... have something stuck in my eye.

Oh Lord, yes! That makes me weep everytime.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when Joel realises he doesn't want to forget Clementine after all and they're trying to run away... loads of films make me cry, I'm a total sap :laugh:

Jim Carey always makes me cry. He has this great natural sympathy about him.

So does Robert Carlyle but he doesn't have the material to back it up. I've never cried during Stargate Universe or The World Is Not Enough. 28 Weeks Later probably got me close.

Yes

there is always a tear of pride in my eye when i watch Downfall and witness Russia's Red Army led by Georgy Zhukov invade Berlin and slaughter everyone in sight and securing World Peace for all

Y Tu Mama Tambien's ending is really sad.
As mentioned already in the thread: Hachi: A Dog's Tale, Up, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind...

others:



is the most devastating film I've ever seen.

And there're plenty of films with moments I well up in. V For Vendetta's ending, the bit with Alfred at the end of the Dark Knight Rises, a lot of scenes in Cinema Paradiso, the ending to Good Bye Lenin...

..Dear Zachary, oh jeez, that's so incredibly sad...what great people they were though..the parents..

Unfortunately that movie is used by misogynist men's organizations to demonize women. It's a shame that movie was hijacked for a political agenda.

I cried at The Witches when I was younger because it scared me