Films that always make you cry...

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The Toy Story 3 ending always has me in tears!

What brings you out in tears?

Ghost
Field of dreams
Watershipdown
Toy story 3
Dumbo

Terms of endearment,

beaches

love story.

The lovely bones
Billy Elliot

Hello, with the OP’s kind permission we’re sweeping this thread into our Films topic

Edward Scissorhands; firstly at Vincent Price, then at him trying to fit I'm, then the ending when the ungrateful cow doesn't bother going to visit him again even though he still loves her he's so lonely

iron Giant; 'I'm Superman'

Since becoming a mum, I can't watch Dumbo.

The Mist (mentioned it on the scary film thread), big gulpy cries for about 10 mins after it finished.

I'm yet to watch The Road as the book made me cry!

So many. I cry at happy and sad. David Lean's Oliver Twist "He's come back, sir, I knew he would!" I'm crying now.

Went to see Bridge to Terebithia with my dd she had to lead me sobbing loudly from the auditorium.

I found 'one flew over the cuckoos nest quite sad' the final scenes with jack nicholson (so as not to give away spoilers) though was when I was young.

I did find myself getting sad watching phantom of the opera.

Ice Age, the first one

I've mentioned this on another thread about films but there is on particular scee in Barney's version that gets me everytime I watch it, you've seen Barney progress from being a young an to settling down with a family and then go through a divorce yet he is still madly inlove with his (now ex) wife. Alzheimer's had set in and he thinks they are young and the kids are at school. His ex wife cries and he thinks he's upset her and ask sweetl ' haven't I told you how much I love you today '

Gets me everytime!!

The persuit of happiness, always makes me cry especially because it's based on a true story. Will Smith and his son are amazing.

The bridges of Madison County, especially the end when she is in the car with her hand on the door handle.

I have got War Horse recorded since months ago, but I can't bring myself to watch , I'm not emotionally prepared yet.

Charlotte's web - when the spider dies.... It reminds me of my long gone mum, who I can remember laughing at as she blubbed her way through this film. Our DD is called Charlotte.

Re shadowlands DH was working recently and the gentleman had lots of CS Lewis books etc dotted around the home.... Turned out the man was Douglas Gresham - the real young boy (CS Lewis' stepson) portrayed in the movie!!!

These threads make me really miss your good old-fashioned video rental shop. If ours was still open I could just mooch down & pick up a film to watch this afternoon. I can never find anything I want on Virgin or Netflix.

The World's Fastest Indian. It gets me every time, but it's such a lovely story.

Notebook

Up - the bit where she can't have kids breaks me every time.

Finding Neverland - the bit at the end where the kid goes 'I just though she'd always be here...' when his mum has just died

Gladiator the bit at the end when he dies and goes to be with his wife and son.
Marley and me... DH and I both cried. I cried for 1/2 an hour afterwards
My sisters keeper
Oh loads and I can't remember them all now.....

I am sam
The lion king
Marley and me (which is annoying as the majority of the film is crap)
Green Mile

Once were warriors
Last of the Mohicans
Les Miserables
Life is beautiful

Water for elephants, I was shouting at dh to turn it off and wailing!
Up, lilo and stitch
Hatchi
The water horse
Pretty much any film I watch.

The HP film where Hagrid comes back from Azkaban and Harry gives him a huge hug in the dining hall.

Everything makes me cry - but in particular steel magnolias, can't watch it now since my brother died. The notebook I absolutely howled, howled at!
Any episode of any show where people cry or die. In particular Greys anatomy is a bad one...

Tarka the Otter watched as a child and was traumatised also terms of endearment is heartbreaking

Random Harvest. Every time