Which films make you sob a bit?

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For me it's always the Twilight Saga. Then full on snot filled tissues when Edward's piece of music (Bella's Theme?) that he wrote for Bella.

I read the books before watching the films, and they too made me weep.

I know... I'm a sentimental nitwit.

I cry at almost everything.

West Side Story is my favourite film and I start crying about half way through because I know what happens.

The bit in Tangled when the soldier runs through to her mum and Dad and nods... god that’s started me off.

Just asked DH what the most ridiculous thing I cried in was, his vote is “The Tigger Movie”. Tigger goes to find his “family tree” and when he thinks he’s found it, there’s no one there. He says “But they said they would always be there for me”... I was bawling!

Gattaca gives me goosebumps: " i never left anything for the swim back"

The end of the Killing Fields. Yes, I know, it’s Imagine, I am being played like a puppet (?), but it gets me: ‘Sydney!’ ‘Dith Pran’! Weep.

Most recently Paddington 2 full on sobs!

Currently watching The Impossible, I had forgotten what a horrific film it is.

I came on to say the same thing Accidentally I’ve never seen it before but I have been a wreck all the way through.

Lilo and snitch. Family trying to stay together. Full on snot bubbles

I cry at everything, even more since I had kids.
One that i don' t think has been mentioned is the opening scene in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe where the children are at the station being evacuated to the country. It broke my heart to think what my Nan & Mum had gone through in the war.

Many, many films make me cry. Who Will Love My Children? is the ultimate sob fest, the bit where the wee epileptic boy is asking why nobody wants him, I'm crying thinking about that now. The beginning of Up; It's a Wonderful Life where the chemist is hitting him round the ear, the end of The Champ (I haven't actually even seen the whole film, came in at the end and was sobbing).
And many more. I cry at adverts so it doesn't take much

Dr zhivago, pretty much from start to finish but particularly the ice house scene when she leaves and he runs to the window and the scene near the end when he spots her from the bus ...

There was a black and white titanic film that I think is more affecting than the remake, can't remember the name

Marley and me - gets me every time
bobbington - was it 'a night to remember' B&W film about the titanic?

I watched it's a wonderful life for the first time the other week I sobbed like a baby

Requiem for a Dream.

A Monster Calls for me too. I think I sobbed for 90% of the film. Even thinking about it now has me in tears

Black beauty
Seven pounds
A pursuit of happyness
Marley and me
The boy in the striped pyjamas
Freedom writers

Object of my affection, when he says he doesnt want to be with her.

Up, opening sequence

My Sisters keeper, when they go to the beach as a family

Love actually, Emma thompson listening to joni Mitchell

Olligarchy, yes I think it was, thanks

Gone with the wind 😩😩

Arthur Christmas, I discovered this evening!

Million Dollar Baby
The Notebook
Marley and Me
Gran Tourinho

Legends of the Fall - when Aidan Quins saves Brad Pitt
One Day - cried so hard in the cinema that I took 10 mins to compose myself before I could drive home
Boy in the Striped Pyjamas - cried inside but was so traumatised by it I couldn't get any tears out
DD laughs her head off at me

The boy in the striped pyjamas and Marley and me are films I've vowed to never watch again as they make me sob so much.

Mary Poppins. Particularly 'Feed The Birds'.
Rocky.
The Railway Children.
Paddington.
Million Dollar Baby.

Four weddings
The snowman
The snowman and the snowdog

Most of the way through Paddington 2... especially when he reads the book and gets arrested and the train bit... and the Paddington advert... and every Disney movie ever

I watched The Impossible for the 2nd time the other day & it got me in tears again. Such a heart-rending film of horrific (as Accident said) events. A scene towards the end when two younger brothers shout their older brothers name....just....so emotional 😢😢😢