What film/s make you cry

28 Sep 2007

The Lion King
Quite a few scenes have me a bit teary,and some of the music in it gets me a bit goose bumpy as well biggrin

28 Sep 2007

Quote by Warmer
The Lion King
Quite a few scenes have me a bit teary,and some of the music in it gets me a bit goose bumpy as well

Me too!!

was a little embarassed to mention it tho !

28 Sep 2007

Quote by firelizard
Watched Steele Magnolias yesterday and cried, but there's Titanic, Beaches, Bambie
etc etc .....

All the ones I was going to mention! hey how cool are we? :2fingers:
Plus
City of Angels with Nicholas Cage
and ok I'm a softy.... Ghost! :cry:

28 Sep 2007

i can't watch a lassie film...without a lump in my throat...and The Champ!

28 Sep 2007

Maybe I should start with which films DON'T make me cry redface

Well today I cried at High School Musical surprised

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One that always gets me like Steel Magnolias is Calendar Girls.
pink x

28 Sep 2007

Quote by blueandpink
Well today I cried at High School Musical pink x

i probably would have too....knowing i would never get that hour and half back! lol

28 Sep 2007

The only film I've ever cried at was Blood Diamond, and that was this year- maybe I'm getting soft in my old age?
Although I did nearly cry at a TV advert once, probably something like worthers originals- it was an emotional day!!
M xx

28 Sep 2007

Quote by jaymar
Watched Steele Magnolias yesterday and cried, but there's Titanic, Beaches, Bambie
etc etc .....

All the ones I was going to mention! hey how cool are we? :2fingers:
Plus
City of Angels with Nicholas Cage
and ok I'm a softy.... Ghost! :cry:
We're in the cool club :bounce:

28 Sep 2007

Quote by Mr-Powers
Well today I cried at High School Musical pink x

i probably would have too....knowing i would never get that hour and half back! lol

Ahh but you're such a cynic....you see I spent a very valuable and worthwhile time on the sofa nursing my poor sick child, who loved every minute of our time together on his sick bed. Ner Ner.

28 Sep 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
Ghost :cry:

what i was going to say.....

28 Sep 2007

Quote by lyns
The Lion King
Quite a few scenes have me a bit teary,and some of the music in it gets me a bit goose bumpy as well

Me too!!

was a little embarassed to mention it tho !
You should see the stage show its breathtaking :shock:
Since a major accident I find myself unable to repel the welling up of tears at emotional moments .
For some reason Field of Dreams has always had me reaching for the tissues. Patch Adams gets me everytime too. I also recall sharing with a girlfriend one peace of tissue that disolved into a thousand pieces when we went to see ET when it was first released surprised

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28 Sep 2007

Quote by lyns
The Lion King
Quite a few scenes have me a bit teary,and some of the music in it gets me a bit goose bumpy as well

Me too!!

was a little embarassed to mention it tho !
You should see the stage show its breathtaking :shock:
Since a major accident I find myself unable to repel the welling up of tears at emotional moments .
For some reason Field of Dreams has always had me reaching for the tissues. Patch Adams gets me everytime too. I also recall sharing with a girlfriend one peace of tissue that disolved into a thousand pieces when we went to see ET when it was first released surprised

ops:

28 Sep 2007

The onion field

28 Sep 2007

:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Oooh just come in this evening (hic! redface

) and my two fave posters in the world are right above me :inlove:
So on the back of them I daren't eat a vegetable in case they grizzle - so a plain meat kebab it is :undecided:
As for crying films, cos those daft sods don't do film crying properly (and haven't read the rest of the thread cos tiddly surprised

ops: )........ well anything with a happy or sad ending confused

I even cry at make over programs cos they look so nice and I'm so happy :undecided:
Films that spring to mind -
As already nominated by Mr_Powers - The Champ :?
Titanic
Jayne Ayre
Forest Gump - as already said by stockinglegs
Finding Nemo
The most recent being just the other day, The Butterfly Effect - bluddy good film that had me grizzling for ages rolleyes

I know I've got a whole list of crying films, so will have to come back to this!

28 Sep 2007

My Life Without Me, The Sweet Hereafter, and (already mentioned) Field Of Dreams.

28 Sep 2007

stepmom
beaches
my girl (who didnt ?)
ring of bright water (when the otter dies)
ghost
bambi
top gun (when lovely goose dies :crazy: )
lion king
8 below (me n son cried our eyes out more than once at this :cry: )
dead mans shoes (at the end when you see what happened to ant'ny :shock:
trainspotting (the baby bit)
switched at birth
theres another one i seen years ago about a young girl who got pregnant had the baby in a barn then abandoned it at the garage in a carrier bag, can never remember the name of it tho
n loads more but having mental blank

29 Sep 2007

Quote by dekntan
trainspotting

I cried at this, but I cried with laughter at a certain "extreme need" moment and those who've watched it will understand rotflmao

29 Sep 2007

Quote by jaymar
trainspotting

I cried at this, but I cried with laughter at a certain "extreme need" moment and those who've watched it will understand rotflmao

oh yes that bit had me on the floor,
the baby bit did really effect me tho it was so sad

29 Sep 2007

hello

sorry this is not a film, its an advert
if you read the words its real sad sad

shaz x

29 Sep 2007

I (mr srne) being a big 'ard bloke never cry at films.....
Until miss srne starts to blubber like a baby and then sets me off and we just sit there like two wet soppy blankets :shock:
The last time was quite recently and was the old Elephant Man film with Anthony Hopkins, we went through a whole box of kleenex at the end :cry:

29 Sep 2007

Im so glad I'm in the company of such gentle delicate souls lol

makes me feel all fizzy inside :inlove:

29 Sep 2007

Please don't laugh but the end of The Railway Children gets me everytime. When Jenny Agutta says "Daddy my Daddy"
Nearly filling up writing this FFS

29 Sep 2007

Am not to sure about a film, but certainly the latest Heineken add featuring monsieur lobster makes me weep ........
wink

29 Sep 2007

Watership Down!!!!!!!!!
Wife won't believe me when I tell her it's not just about bunny wabbits its about oppression and the evil of others.
First saw it when I was seven and I cried like a baby, seen it a few times since and I still well up.
Even just hearing the song sends shivers redface

1 Oct 2007

It's a Wonderful Life.
The Jimmy Stewart film does me everytime

1 Oct 2007

Quote by fabioplum
Please don't laugh but the end of The Railway Children gets me everytime. When Jenny Agutta says "Daddy my Daddy"
Nearly filling up writing this FFS

Yes me too! Come to think of it, anything to do with daddies coming home does me in lol

1 Oct 2007

I've only recently watched 'The butterfly effect' and it was really moving. I like to get really into every movie and well up near the end of most films. Another that comes to mind is Pass it forward. Never liked the little kid all the way through it but it still got me.

1 Oct 2007

Quote by Shaz_n_Tony
hello
sorry this is not a film, its an advert
if you read the words its real sad

shaz x

for goodness sake... on a Monday night and I am bawling my eyes out.
splendid

1 Oct 2007

Quote by Shaz_n_Tony
hello
sorry this is not a film, its an advert
if you read the words its real sad

shaz x

It certainly got me blubbering :upset:

1 Oct 2007

God!,you guys are making me feel sooooo old,can't watch "The ghost and mrs Muir " without getting a bit misty at the end - surprised nobody's mentioned "the colour purple" either
Martin