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.

Tangled - the lantern bit.
Love Actually - the proposal bit
The Blind Side - all of it
Up - the opening
Father of the Bride - from about halfway through till the end.

And that was before having my Dd.

I sobbed big fat ugly cry through Mr Magorium's wonder emporium the other day. And the m and s advert. In assembly. In front of teenagers.

Good job they know what I'm like.

Armageddon
Mary Poppins
It's a Wonderful Life

Me before you! Sobfest x

Bloody hell... just watched Me Before You and balled my eyes out for the last half hour solid 😪😪😪

Has anyone said Sophie's Choice yet ? I was properly distraught watching that !

Maximus 'going home' to his wife and son in Gladiator.

I cry at so many things in films and tv just an emotional person lol

The green mile
Marley and me
The fox and the hound
the land before time
Beaches
A little Princess, I cried more than once watching this film
PS I love you
I could keep going but I think i'll stop there

af2000 I remember that episode! Absolutely heartbreaking.

Also cry at most Disney/Pixar films. My best friend told me to watch Tangled, so I did - shortly after giving birth to DD. I rang her crying hysterically and she was like "God, NO! I didn't mean for you to watch it with a newborn!" HUGE mistake! It was the end that got me - when her Mum just grabs her and hugs her without saying a word.

The Let It Go sequence in Frozen also gets me every time - so beautifully done and combined with the song - sobfest!

Watched Up on my 30th birthday - remember telling my DH through sobs "I don't think it was a good idea to watch this on my birthday!" 😂

I would add that I usually cry at 24 hours in A&E episodes too. Especially when there are old people involved. And just generally marvelling at what an incredible job the hospital staff do.

For those who cry at In the Name of the Father, I recommend Hunger. You will be in bits

A Monster Calls.

I don't want you to go!

God I bawled and by the look of it most of the rest of the cinema.

Hatchi.
In fact, I don't sob, I break my heart.
Every. Bloody. Time.

A1 - the bit where his 'mother' abandons him in the woods and he's running after the car. I was awash.

The film i cried hardest at was the remake of The Fly. I really thought i wasnt going to like it (i find flies... disturbing) but it was soooooo good. Oh and deffinatly The fountain x

Since I had my daughters, I am a complete sap and will cry at anything. They laugh at me as I even cry at BGT.
But with films:
It's a Wonderful Life (the ending, but also the bit in the drugstore near the start)
Mamma Mia ('Slipping through my Fingers')
Toy Story 2 ('When She Loved Me')
Beaches
Forrest Gump
Life is Beautiful/La Vita e Bella
Mr Holland's Opus (the ending where he is signing 'Beautiful Boy' for his deaf son SNIFF)

inside number 9... the 12 days of christine made me proper bawl like a baby

NikiBabe omg yeah!!! Felt emotionally drained by the end of it! Did notice a lot of teary faces coming out as well

Saving Mr Banks..I dropped the pears
Robot and Frank
End of Sixth Sense..
Lion..even with how it ends! Think more the ending that did it
Street cat called Bob..things got to happy lol.
Cinderella..that was a roller-coaster..sad tears then awww it's lovely to sad and then happy

Saw War for Planet of the apes yesterday..got teary at that to

I can remember crying for "Titanic" years ago. never cried for anything else other than that.

Brokeback Mountain. Sobby snotty tears ...

Shadow lands gets me every time, so sad.

A Walk To Remember
Toy Story 3
Me Before You

Now is good.

Wasn't expecting much and it utterly blindsided me. It's based on the book 'before I die', very much recommend.

A brief encounter. (1945) at the end

I haven't read this thread yet, but The Lake House with Sandra 'too friggin awesome' Bullock and Keanu 'never friggin ages' Reeves. When he takes her on a tour of Chicago, dances in the garden and when she realises when she is eating her sandwich.

I have pretty much cried at all of these too. I cry at everything tbh.

The Shawshank Redemption.

Every. Bloody. Time.