[CaPPa]

Originally posted by Christina
Oh yeah ET is kind of sad.. i don't remember crying though.

I went and watched ET three times when I was a kid and cried every time.

One movie that always seems to get to me is 'It Could Happen To You'. The fact that it is based on a true story and has so much generosity in it chokes me up.

[setanta]

Originally posted by CaPPa

I went and watched ET three times when I was a kid and cried every time.

One movie that always seems to get to me is 'It Could Happen To You'. The fact that it is based on a true story and has so much generosity in it chokes me up.

ET still affects me to this very day. Spielbergs most personal film and you sense that immediacy of feeling within it. Its all to do with the alienation of a little boy from his parents and the love and kinship he finds with his imagination and his love of the unknown- the wonderous. It's a beautiful film.

[Ramsay]

It was very very veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery sad when Will Smith had to kill his dog in I am Legend i was holding back tears it was soo sad

[setanta]

Originally posted by kerplunk124
It was very very veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery sad when Will Smith had to kill his dog in I am Legend i was holding back tears it was soo sad

It actually was, especially if you have a love for dogs like I do. Got me thinkin gabout my own dogs and when I've had to say goodbye to them.

[BBfanDAZ]

Only Click. lol

[KillER]

not in any kind of order...

E.T
bambi
green mile

thats all i can think of...but i know im more of a pussy than that...will edit if i think of more.

[setanta]

Originally posted by KillER
not in any kind of order...

E.T
bambi
green mile

thats all i can think of...but i know im more of a pussy than that...will edit if i think of more.

3 excellent choices. Green mile is overrated though.

[The_Dark_Wozzy]

Originally posted by Dezzy

Was it the one with the dog? Or the one about fry's brother? Or the episode where Leela thinks that Fry's dead?

Or the time Leela finds out who her parents really are? Or at the end of The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings? Or...

Futurama can have some really emotional moments.

[Alf]

only one

the champ, starring john voigt

i challenge anyone to watch that and not get a lump in their throat

[bigbrother10uk]

Originally posted by Captain.Remy
I never cry when watching movies but the only one I did was Bambi and was REALLY young. Never watched since, it shocked me.

dont worry, i think it shocked everyone, me too

[Gemmer-x]

ooh i forgot Turner & Hooch on my list.. it's so sad at the end

[bronaaaa]

I don't have a list, I cry at anything..even if it's happy

[Smugington]

The Green Mile, the only film i've ever come close to tears during.

[em_loves_it]

man on fire
my girl
e.t
inside im dancing
charlottes web
watership down
boyz n' the hood
incredible journey (original)
philadelphia
pearl harbour

[hennessy]

1) the pianist
2) love story
3) grave of the fireflies
4) one flew over the cuckoo nest
5) tarka the otter
6) rumblefish
7) elephant man
8) when the wind blows
9) hunger
10) champ

[Ninastar]

Originally posted by The_Dark_Wozzy

Or the time Leela finds out who her parents really are? Or at the end of The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings? Or...

Futurama can have some really emotional moments.

I dont think i cried at those ones. I cry at things i can relate to most. Like how it was about him never not seeing his family because they all died and he never got to say bye. and his dog, if its anything animal related i cry so bad lol!

[Moviefan]

1) Eight below
2) ET
3) Cujo
4) Old yeller
5) Fluke
6) Green mile (When the mouse dies)

[Lee.]

Titanic
The Notebook
Brokeback Mountain
Cold Mountain
Beaches
The Champ
The Impossible

[T*]

Wall-E (well not anymore., I hope) I used to cry because they were so far to succeeding and then he gets crushed and forgets everyone

[Glenn.]

Hachi>>>>

[T*]

Futurama- Jurassic Bark
And the one with frys brother

[james130]

Only really Million Dollar Baby gets me.
And when I loved Buffy years ago, the episode where she died.

That's it.