Ok fess up, what movie(s) have made you cry ???
 

More recently for me, was Marley & Me. Had to put my standard schnauzer to sleep around that time and just lost it at the end.

When I was little, I cried at the end of Homeward Bound when the boy and family didn't think that old aged golden retriever made the journey.

That's about it though....guess I got a soft spot in my heart for dogs. They're great animals.

What's yours?

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Dude where's my car.

I love movies that make me cry.

I'll nominate Kramer vs. Kramer, Schindler's List, and Million Dollar Baby.

Rudy

:thumb:

Bridge of Spies

A happy cry—not a sad cry...but still bawled my eyes out.

Field of dreams

Saw a re-run of that on tv a few weeks ago after I put my dog down.

Where The Red Fern Grows(the original)

Marley & Me as well

Pearl Harbor.

Life is Beautiful. Really good movie.

This one for sure. When he plays catch with his dad. Oh, man...

:deevee:

Debbie Does Dallas

Hotel Rwanda

Fruitvale Station

"My Life" is always good for a hard cry.

"Waking the Dead" isn't well known, but it gets me right in the soul.

"Mr Holland's Opus"

Big Fish. I don't even really know why.

Toy Story 3
12 Years a Slave
Saving Private Ryan
The first 10 minutes of Up

If it counts that the movie was just so awful, it made me weep for America, then Dick Tracy.

Oh yeah 2 good ones.
Private Ryan, and absolutely the first bit of "Up."

It's still remarkable to me that Pixar made me care more about that relationship in the first 10 minutes than four movies and 10 hours of Twilight could make me care of Edward and Bella.

Every time the Dutch girl meets Santa in Miracle on 34th Street...

Old Yeller.

LMAO

Wasn't serious.
Saw the discussion in another thread.

The one that always gets me is Hoosiers. Not sure why. Rudy doesn't get me, not invincible, not really any other sports flicks. I think it's Gene Hackman. He delivers a hell of a monologue.

Private Ryan got at me.
Band of Brothers
Schindlers list
Gladiator did the first time I saw it.

I'll try to think of the others.

Oh yeah. Turner and Hooch mother****ers. If you don't cry like a bitch when Hooch goes down you don't have a ****ing soul. Seriously. Hell doesn't even want you.

Stop it, man! Just stop it! (Sniffle.)

Of Mice and Men
I Am Sam
Forrest Gump
Marley and Me
Up

The Pursuit of Happyness
Mighty Joe Young

"You were."

Maybe the best line in movie history.

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Bridges of Madison County... they loved each other SO MUCH:deevee:

I've cried watching a lot of movies, a couple that stick out in my mind is:

8 Seconds
Lonesome Dove
Big Miracle
What dreams may come

What? Did you know the guy?

Some that have already been mentioned and Star Trek 2 Wrath of Kahn

Fluke

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Apollo 13

Armageddon ("We win Gracie!")

I guess Click made me cry.

I just watched a movie recently that I hadn't heard much about and it shocked the hell out of me that I cried near the end.

St Vincent with Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy, and Naomi Watts

Also 12 Years a Slave made me well up during one of the whipping scenes. That was one tough movie to watch.

Those two recent ones come to mind

Secretariat.

And probably a lot of other animal movies already mentioned.

Great movie.

Never thought an Adam Sandler remake of "It's a Wonderful Life" would choke me up, yet here we are.

Hardball
Boyz N The Hood
E.T.
My Girl

That's off the top of my head...there's more.

Adam Sandler's schtick is Oooooooooold.

The Champ

Bambi did it for me back in the 60s.

Homeward Bound

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It's pretty telling that he's giving his buddies a payday by shilling Netflix original flicks after milking the "Grown Ups" franchise for whatever it's worth.

Toy Story 3.

no-really

I liked him on SNL. His peak was Happy Gilmore, been downhill ever since.

I'd given up on SNL long before Sandler joined the cast.

Happy Gilmore was alright, and I know I have watched some of his other movies, but can't, for the life of me, remember which ones.

Marley and Me ****ing cheats. You cant show the euthanization like that. Its not fair. :'(

Waterboy deserves to be discussed with Happy Gilmore, IMO.

Platoon

Yeah, Waterboy and Wedding Singer were the only decent ones after Happy Gilmore imo. Honestly my favorite of his "happy madison" movies was the one he wasn't even in, Grandma's Boy.

Back on topic, surprised Old Yellar hasn't been mentioned yet.

Edit, nvm

Meh. I cry a lot at movies. A good dish detergent commercial can bring a tear to my eye.

Several of those NFL Films Chiefs season reviews.

Grandma's Boy is a great flicker show.

My Girl. That funeral scene. God damnt.

Her.

My Dog Skip....does it to me every time at the end...

Saw it in the theatre and had to consciously keep myself from sobbing out loud at the end of that movie. My kids has recently gone through that stage into adulthood and it just tore me up.

Also not a well known movie by Kevin Bacon called Taking Chance...About a Marine escort to a fellow Marine killed in action....cried all through it...

Ghost

Draft Day

the end of titanic. like the very last scene. i don't know if its the music that digs into me, or the reunion of sorts.

goddamnit. and also, just played rain mans clip of forest gump. got damn you rain man, got damn you. :'(

Pretty much the ones mention already. First part of Up. When Forrest Gump finds out he has a son gets to me and that damn scene in Marley and Me! They dragged that scene out so long I was finally sitting there thinking "just get it over with already!"

A River Runs Through It
We Were Soldiers
Dead Poet's Society

There are two scenes from the movie, "Born on the 4th of July" that just tear me apart. The scene where Ronnie runs to prom and dances with his crush to the song "Moon River" a couple weeks before leaving for Vietnam and the scene when he comes back from Vietnam in a wheel chair and goes to his room and looks at his reflection in his high school wrestling picture...and then his dad comes in and hugs him and breaks down. Ah...it just tears me apart.

all of them
specially when I am paying $16 a ticket for Imax

Toxic Avenger.

I can't watch "Mask" without bawling like a baby every time.

Two specific episodes from Band of Brothers. "Carentan" where Malarkey is picking up his laundry after three weeks at Normandy, and the lady asks him to help her with all the other guy's laundry who haven't picked theirs up yet. Of course they were all killed in action. I had to box up a few kid's belongings a time or two... **** it.

And the last episode, "Points". I cannot watch it with anyone else in the room.

I think I was only 12 when I saw that but I've never heard so many people gasp at once in a theater when they showed that grave. Everyone knew it was coming but no one was ready for it.

Slingblade is another one, so many incredibly touching moments

Braveheart

Yep. That movie ripped me up, something fierce. Good call.