Movies that make you ugly cry...

[Raffles1981]

So there is a thread about TV characters and it got me thinking. So AIBU to ask what movie really makes you cry?
The Green Mile. The moment when Tom Hanks says "We love you. Can you feel that?"

Nobody has ever seen this film, but The Mighty. It's a film based on a book and both make me cry every time.

Oh, and Brassed Off! OMG, that was killer

@quackaday is that with robin Williams?

Untamed Heart with Christian Slater and Ghost, I cry all the way through now just knowing everything coming up.

ET for sure, not sure why but it does really get to me. Also watched It's a Dog's Life with my youngest and I was a wreck.

@zombie999 that's the one 😭😭😭

The Color Purple - seen it many times and start crying about 10 mins in and don't really stop

Has no one mentioned Terms of Endearment - an old one but OMG I was a mess

The beginning of UP

Beaches

Officer and a Gentleman

@quackaday I watched that this week for the first time. I was a mess! Robin Williams is one of my favourite actors I was genuinely heart broke when he died.....I don't know what I will do when Tom hanks leaves us

Oh and Dead Poets Society

Actually I think it's called A Dog's Purpose not it's a Dog's life

Truly Madly Deeply, I absolutely sob every time I watch it

About Time
Marley and Me
The Fault in Our Stars

I was just coming on to say Love Actually.

Bridges of Madison County 😭

Cool runnings
The shoreshank
redemption

Big Fish for me too. I first saw it about a week after my grandad died. Held it together until the closing credits then the Pearl Jam song Man of the Hour starts and I properly ugly sobbed for about an hour
Can't watch even a few minutes of it now and can't listen to the song.

I went to the cinema to watch A Dogs Purpose. I was pregnant. You can imagine my reaction.

@Zombie999 - I cried when Robin Williams died too. I agree about Tom Hanks. That is not going to be good.

The boy in striped pyjamas
ET

The Elephant Man, sobbed all the way

Dumbo. Every single time. I can’t watch it without having an ugly-cry breakdown

The first time i watched The Constant Gardener i cried from the cinema until we got to the car park. I rarely cried at films pre- kids, but this really got to me.

Up, those first five minutes

Coco

Bridge to terrabithia

A monster calls, excellent film and totally wasn't expecting it to be like that as i didn't know anything about it

Collateral beauty with Will Smith.

Seven Pounds

I see someone finally mentioned Terms of Endearment! When the mother is shouting for pain relief for her daughter... I well up thinking about it.

Also, another one is Once were Warriors, an old NZ film that is just incredible. I was crying so hard with that one I had to be comforted by my brother's friend who moved sofas to hug me

Pay It Forward
Marley and Me

I don't think anyone has mentioned Steel Magnolias yet - that gets me every time!

Benjamin Button - the ending is the saddest thing I have ever seen