Movies That Made You Cry

Brave. Mostly because I went with my mom.

The Shawshank Redemption

Titantic- I watched it the first about a month ago and im 16. I freaking bawled like a baby.
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The Notebook . . . everytime
I Am Legend
Forrest Gump
Brave, almost cried at that one. Tears were there.
A Walk To Remember - just as bad as i did for titantic.
Rugrats the movie . . . No comment.

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And when dobby and hedwig dies in harry potter.

The most recent movie to make me cry was Brave.

I knew what the relationship between Merida and her mother would be and I didn't think it would affect me so much but it did. The movie reminded me of the crumbling relationship between me and my mother and it brought me to tears more than once throughout the movie. I could relate so much to the struggling relationship between Merida and her mother and it really hurt. The ending also made me cry a bit. But all the times Brave made me cry might be why I liked it so much. To me, some of the best Disney movies are the ones that can pull at your heartstrings in some way.

I'm an emotional person though, so I tend to cry a lot during movies. But Brave was the one that made me cry most recently.

I nearly cried in Brave...
Cried in Titanic, Phantom of the Opera, Homeward Bound, Hunger Games, most disney movies, Westside Story, Swing Kids, Etc, etc, etc.
I cry too often in movies.

-Inside I'm dancing/Rory O'Shea was here
-Atonement

There were seriously tears streaming down my face.

Marley And Me. The only movie that makes me cry everytime I watch it...
Homeward bound made me cry once or twice.
After growing up The Lion King has made me cry too.

Siriano;:

Brave. Mostly because I went with my mom.

I went with my mom too, and while I didn't cry, it made it so much more emotional.

LaRawra!:

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Up
And when dobby and hedwig dies in harry potter.

I CRIED DURING UP I also cried watching:
Marley and Me
The Grey
Titanic
Pans Labrynth
Life is Beautiful
Shindler's List
What we lost in the fire and a lot more

What Dreams May Come (I cried pretty much the whole movie.)
The Time Traveler's Wife
The Little Princess
A Walk to Remember
The Lovely Bones

Um...the Notebook. The lion king when mufasa dies. Charlie st. Cloud. Moulin Rouge. Gone with the wind. The sixth harry potter movie. LOTR the return of the king. Pirates of the carribbean at worlds end. That's all I can think of for now.

oh, god...
you guys haven't even seen real depressing movies
- requiem for a dream
- grave of fireflies
- dancer in the dark
- lilja 4-ever

and then of course the obligatory titanic, the notebook, toy story 3, and hp deathly hallows: part 2.

Oh gosh. I'm a movie crybaby.
Titanic.
V for Vendetta (cried twice!)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1 and 2
The Notebook
The Lion King
Moulin Rouge
My Sister's Keeper
Romeo and Juliet
Van Helsing
Basically if there is a sad scene I will most likely cry.

Okay I now have to add The Hunger Games to my list. The first time I saw it in theaters, I didn't get too emotional, but when I watched it the second time after the DVD came out, I teared up at the scene where Rue was killed

goths:

oh, god...
you guys haven't even seen real depressing movies
- requiem for a dream
- grave of fireflies
- dancer in the dark
- lilja 4-ever

and then of course the obligatory titanic, the notebook, toy story 3, and hp deathly hallows: part 2.

Requiem destroyed me. I've seriously never cried so hard over a movie. No matter how many times I watch it, the last five minutes always kill me. Always.

50/50. I just watched this two nights ago and I cried about three different times. It was honestly unexpected to me because the movie was so funny, but then the last thirty minutes...ugh. I pretty much lost it when Joseph Gordon-Levitt started screaming in his car.

The Fall

The entire second half of The Fall, I bawled.

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows
Rent
Hair

the notebook

Not sure if anyone else has seen it, but I watched C.R.A.Z.Y. with Marc-André Grondin last weekend. The full impact of the film didn't hit me until about 20 minutes after it was over, but once it did, I cried like a baby. I think there's still a hole in my chest.