[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

The Bridges of Madison County.
When Meryl Streep doesn't get out of the car at the end. It gets me everytime.

...oh you just reminded me with your French-ness....The Intouchables.....just so, so many feels....and a true story as well...

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[Kazanne]

The boy in the striped pyjamas
ANY animals films I cant watch things like War Horse,Haichi,and Babe,lol
Holocaust
Schindlers List
The Green Mile
Boys dont cry
Beaches

[Parmy]

On golden pond.

[Captain.Remy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

The boy in the striped pyjamas
ANY animals films I cant watch things like War Horse,Haichi,and Babe,lol
Holocaust
Schindlers List
The Green Mile
Boys dont cry
Beaches

Yes, I forgot these two but only because I watched them once. Never again, it broke my heart. Though I might give it a watch again, years later I can see things differently.

[Captain.Remy]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...oh you just reminded me with your French-ness....The Intouchables.....just so, so many feels....and a true story as well...

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A French classic. I didn't cry but I was moved. Definitely touching!

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...and War Horse and Green Mile.....

War Horse for me every time I watch it.

Also really old films I watched with my Grandmother.
Many Bette Davis films.

The Old Maid
Dark Victory.

Actually another that gets me at times is one that was hammered by the critics.
It just affects me though for some reason.

Meet Joe Black.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

I got teary at Love, Simon too

Omg yeah, the “Holding your breath” scene, my eyes were watering and I was in the cinema like DONT CRY FAG

[Smithy]

Oh My Sisters Keeper too

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Okja is the only film i’ve ever bawled my eyes out @

[Cal.]

Hachi (never SOBBED at something like this before)
Marley & Me
The Notebook
Titanic
Toy Story 3
Lilo & Stitch
Fox & The Hound

[Cal.]

Welp I literally sobbed at Hachi from the minute the owner died sksksk to full on hysterically weeping when Hachi died mess

[Ammi]

...to include documentary films as well, this one is the most emotional story I’ve ever known......incredibly heart breaking...

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[Zizu]

English Patient movie


Gascoigne documentary


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[Denver]

Monsters Inc is an emotional roller coaster tbh

[Good King Glennceslas]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Omg yeah, the “Holding your breath” scene, my eyes were watering and I was in the cinema like DONT CRY FAG

Literally the same bit that choked me up

[Good King Glennceslas]

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Beautiful scene

[Rustic bauble]

The Champ....

[Tony Montana]

All these scenes have made me emotional af!

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[Babayaro.]

Only Click...

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For some reason, just reminds me of my Dad.

And...

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These two scenes will purely make this film a favourite of mine. If you've got a close relationship with your Father, you will understand.

[FaLaLaLand]

The end of The Shawshank Redemption when Morgan Freeman finally gets to the beach and he and Tim Robbins see each other...

Broken. Man.

[Babayaro.]

**** me, just tearing up now

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

War Horse for me every time I watch it.

Also really old films I watched with my Grandmother.
Many Bette Davis films.

The Old Maid
Dark Victory.

Actually another that gets me at times is one that was hammered by the critics.
It just affects me though for some reason.

Meet Joe Black.

...awww, I love the old black and whites, Joey...because there wasn’t the special effects and movie technology etc of now..?..so much was focused on the more emotional, you know, with those close ups and the tears never stopped falling with the characters...?...I couldn’t list all of my old classic ‘feel’ movies because the list would be endless......but To Kill a Mockingbird, though...and obviously the Christmas sob of it’s a Wonderful Life...both such emotional movies.....also, just moving on to technicolour...An Affair to Remember, the ending...oh Lord......gorgeous and sad at the same time...

[Amy Jade]

Call Me By Your Name
Marley and Me
Beaches
Steel Magnolias
The Notebook
The Fault in our Stars
A Walk to Remember
Ghost

[Liam-]

Ice age when they have the baby back back the end.

Powerful stuff.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...awww, I love the old black and whites, Joey...because there wasn’t the special effects and movie technology etc of now..?..so much was focused on the more emotional, you know, with those close ups and the tears never stopped falling with the characters...?...I couldn’t list all of my old classic ‘feel’ movies because the list would be endless......but To Kill a Mockingbird, though...and obviously the Christmas sob of it’s a Wonderful Life...both such emotional movies.....also, just moving on to technicolour...An Affair to Remember, the ending...oh Lord......gorgeous and sad at the same time...

Absolutely.
I love the black and white films.

I watched Yield To The Night, with Diana Dors a while back.
Most of it was in the prison.
It had quite an effect on me, I couldn't stop watching for a second.

I'm afraid, modern films don't grip me like those.

I think I was born way too much later than I should have been.