What movies make you boo-hoo??

I was watching The Notebook ( my current favorite ) with some friends who hadnt seen it. Ive seen it three times,,*blush,blush* . I cry incessantly each time, and even cry afterwards,,I know, I am pitiful. I also cry when I watch Antione Fisher; the part where he is reaading his poem. And I cry during Armageddon,,and the list just goes on..... I was wondering if you all are cry-babies like me, and if so, what movies make you cry no matter how many times you see them???

The Way We Were, Sterile Cuckoo, Steel Magnolia, Beaches, those come to mind right off

The King and I
LOTR-Return of the King (hey, I'm a sucker!)

Titanic, Forrest Gump, City of Angels, Beauty & the Beast (Disney!).

Originally Posted by darkeyedgirl

Titanic, Forrest Gump, City of Angels, Beauty & the Beast (Disney!).

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Yep. All of those!

"Awakenings". The part where he begins regressing again and finds that he can no longer read. It was his only escape, and it's gone! It made me feel so horrid every time I thought about it. I finally had to read about the actual case because it was bothering me, and through that I learned that he COULD read even after he regressed. He could move his eyes and someone would turn pages for him.

The first thing I thought of was "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol". I bawled uncontrollably during the scenes with the ghost of Christmas Future. I was all of 5 or 6 years old at the time...

Most recently, I teared up during CATS when Grizabella goes up to the Heavyside Layer.

Phantom of the Opera
What Dreams May Come
Steel Magnolias
Miss Saigon (musical on stage)

We just saw Million Dollar baby with clint eastwood, that was a real tearjerker

"Old Yeller", an "ancient" Disney film. I can't say I tear up easily, but that movie has always gotten to me.

I am a softie, pretty much any tear jerking scene gets to me, especially if its about family.

Lord of The Rings (all)
The Lion King
Gladiator

E.T the extra terrestrial, Green mile, Forrest gump, Edward scissorhands and bambi

Originally Posted by StitchFL

Phantom of the Opera
What Dreams May Come
Steel Magnolias
Miss Saigon (musical on stage)

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No movie has ever made me cry more than What Dreams May Come. I also cried watching Sophie's Choice when she had to choose between her children.

Love Story

Brian's Song

E.T. - The Extraterrestrial

Years ago, I took the kids to see "E.T. - The Extraterrestrial", as a birthday treat. All three of us were blubbering away. Sitting behind us, was a middle-aged man and HE was bawling like a baby My mom said that she was glad that she hadn't gone with us - she'd have been embarrassed.

Oh God, what movies DON'T make me cry! I'm a definite weeper. Let's see...some of these are normal, but I think some are going to make you all think I'm an emotional wreck...Mind you, I'm not saying these movies just bring a tear to my eye, I'm talking open, shameless sobbing.

E.T., It's a Wonderful Life, Ghost, Never Been Kissed, Fifty First Dates (yes, I know it's Adam Sandler, but I find it so touching in the end when he's reminding her every day of who she is and what has happened in her life), and I know there's more, but that's all that's springing to mind right now.

"E.T.-The Extraterrestrial
"Claudine"- This movie with Gladys Knight that came out in the 70's
"Milo and Otis"- Cute movie about a dog and a pig
"Charlottes Web"-

Those are the movies... That I could think of off the top of my head .

Originally Posted by Sanctie

I was watching The Notebook ( my current favorite ) with some friends who hadnt seen it. Ive seen it three times,,*blush,blush*

. I cry incessantly each time, and even cry afterwards,,I know, I am pitiful.

I also cry when I watch Antione Fisher; the part where he is reaading his poem. And I cry during Armageddon,,and the list just goes on..... I was wondering if you all are cry-babies like me, and if so, what movies make you cry no matter how many times you see them???

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I watched The Notebook last night and I was sobing too I loved the movie!

Bambi, Beaches, Steel Magnolias, the first time I saw Charlotte's Web, not sure how old I was, less than 5, I was absolutely inconsolable

Oh yeah, Charlotte's Web, me too, big time.