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 don't cry at much - Schindler's List
and then recently I Daniel Blake

Yes to many of these!

I'll add Boys Don't Cry (angry, angry tears), moulin rouge, leaving Las Vegas, the untouchables (Sean o'connery and his bloodied chain), the pianist, blade runner (Rachel and deckard looking at the family photos), life is beautiful, il postino...

I cry lots at films.

I cried the entire of THe Impossible
I dont think ive been so affected by a film. Oh well,she says,apart from Titanic. A very close second. Cry at the beginning at the real life footage,then later on as i know whats coming.
I.cry a.lot at films. Very easily moved

Recently at 'me before you'. Cried evem more at the book.
The color purple
The green MIle
Beloved(awful)

My List truly is endless

Oh I agree with you Sproglet about AI. It messed me up! When he prays to.... Nope, not thinking about it any more!

The first time I watched The English Patient. Big snotty tears.

Most of them , but one that really sticks in my mind was 'Gorillas in the mist'.

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Harry Potter
Ok this list could go on a while..

Kids ones - Land before time and An American Tale make me sob

Adult ones - old one with John Voight called The Champ - in my top 10 all time favourites!
Beaches - it reminds me of my mum so much
The notebook
PS I love you
The Blind side

Has anyone seen a film called "The Mighty"? It's a kids book made into a slightly obscure film which has Sharon stone and Gillian Anderson in. It's about a boy with a physical disability who is asked to help a boy with learning difficulties, a bunch of other stuff happens, but it has me in floods every time and I've never met anyone who's watched it.

I forgot also A fault in our Stars - I had read the book and cried ALOT during the film!

Titanic probably the most of all

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Hachi made me howl so much the cat hid under the bed

Juno - nice to see someone else mention it up thread. I love that film!

And on a festive note, the Muppet Christmas Carol at the end when Beaker gives Scrooge his red scarf (crying now whilst typing ffs, need to get a grip!)

Cinema Paradiso at the end when the little boy has grown up to be a film director, and the old projectionist has bequeathed him a reel of all the censored bits that the priest has made him cut out of the films. And the director sits back and watches it...and the music wells up, and so do I.

Has anyone seen a film called "The Mighty"? It's a kids book made into a slightly obscure film which has Sharon stone and Gillian Anderson in. It's about a boy with a physical disability who is asked to help a boy with learning difficulties, a bunch of other stuff happens, but it has me in floods every time and I've never met anyone who's watched it.

Me and my mum love that film. It's heartbreaking when he runs to the factory and it turns out to be a laundry.

Last night I watched Billy Elliot and properly booed my eyes out at the scene where his dad is on the bus breaking the strike.

I forgot Boy In The Striped Pyjamas.

I didn't know anything about the film when I saw it. Towards the end I sat thinking it would be the most heartwarming thing ever and the lad would get adopted at the end. Man was I wrong.

I cry at everything

I am crying at this... but I'm very very tired.

Up and Beaches were my before children sob films, post children: anything where children are sad. Bigger wuss than ever now!

I have to admit as a romantic at heart I'm always bawling at the end when there's a kiss or a marriage doesn't really matter which film though, I cried at Love Actually the other night when Hugh Grant goes round to see Martine McClucheon (sp)

What Dreams May Come
Patch Adams
Jack

Robin Williams seems to have an effect (affect?) on me

I cried like a baby at the scene in CLICK, where he's trying to talk to his dad near the end!! Doubt I'd choose to watch it again.
13 GOING ON 30... All the scenes with Mark Ruffalo looking baffled, and defo the end! And can watch this film over and over and over....

Bicentennial Man. That last half hour, every single time. Just thinking about it I well up

Saving Mr banks.. 'I dropped the pears' :'( :'(

The new cinderella had me from start to finish!

Me before you..

So many really!!! Really wanted to cry at fault in our stars but found the lead male so annoying!!

…formerlyfrik hooray! Someone else who's seen it.

Dramain Patch Adams has me in bits too. I sobbed and sobbed in the cinema at that one.