What film last made you cry?

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I watched for the first time last night The Green Mile (I know. I know. It’s an oldie and it’s a shame I had never seen it before)

I sort of knew the storyline, not the whole lot, but enough to know that I would cry. I did not expect to be a sobbing mess though. I still have a headache this morning from crying last night.

I don’t think I can watch it again. Amazing film. Amazingly well done but what a tear jerker

All of us strangers. A great movie!

Loved Bridges, and the book was good too 👍

The Dig starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes.

DH and I had a little weep over that one, it had a strong storyline and filmed in a beautiful setting.

I'm glad it wasn't only me crying in the cinema at The Wild Robot! I was trying really hard for no one to notice!

I too sobbed during Betterman. Poor Robbie

And I loved that little monkey by the end of the film 😂

I cry easily at films. But the last time I cried in the cinema was in the final Hunger Games when Katniss shouts at the cat. Which is a little embarrassing.

My DH who never cries, cried at the final scene of Slow Horses when River is walking away from his grandfather. A horribly realistic portrayal of dementia.

The wild robot, sleepers and stepmom. Steel magnolias and my girl make me cry every time I watch them.

I didn’t even expect to like it but I think it’s one of the best things I’ve seen in a long time. Made me laugh and cry! I thought ’We Live in Time’ would be a teary one but it just annoyed me! My daughters sobbed though!

I rewatched Ghost with DD the other night and I cried because she cried at the end and it set me off, so that's the most recent.

But the films I cried the most at are a toss up between Awakenings (Robin Williams) and Miracle in Cell no7, the Turkish version, if anyone's looking to break their own heart this weekend.

Wicked. Watched for the second time this week and cried more than the first time round! Cynthia Erivo in the Ozdust dance scene breaks my heart.

It ends with us

No, it was We live in time.

JoJo Rabbit - the shoes

I sobbed at the end of Bohemian Rhapsody, just so sad.
And the end of Nowhere Boy, when he's walking up the street into his future, and we know how his life will end.

Schlindlers list. Watched it again a couple of days ago.

I've probably said this before on here under one username or another but this one destroyed me, largely because I watched it by accident. It was on in the background, I saw someone in it and thought 'is that the fella that plays Bishop Brennan in Father Ted?'

Let me tell you that is not why you should watch that film. I wasn't right for days 😂.

When David Lynch died I went straight to the ending of The Straight Story. I don't know how that film does what it does but at the end, when Alvin gets to where he's going, it is just so incredibly moving.

I was crying way before the end 😭

The Iron Claw. I was not expecting to be crying over that.

@Izzabellasasperella - yes indeed. At the end with the real Elvis and the footage of the young boy. Such a sad story. Such terrible exploitation.

Yes!

Eight Below starring the late Paul Walker.
I cried like a baby.

It's the one about huskies abandoned to fend for themselves. Inspired by real events.

'A Complete Unknown'.
Cried for my lost youth but mainly because there was so much hope then and belief in the possibility of a better, more just world, and now there isn't.
Agree about the shoes in JoJo Rabbit.

One Life.
I came out the cinema with panda eyes

I saw Memoir of a Snail with DD - we both cried.

Also After Life.

I'm not generally a crier at films, the exception being A Monster Calls. I had to wait until the credits were over before I stopped crying.

The scene in The Full Monty where Lesley Sharp’s character finds her husband’s stripper stuff. It reduces me to a blubbering wreck every time I see it.