Films that make you cry

[petitspois]

Bridges of Madison County
Steel Magnolias

 

[AutumnSpring]

Green Mile
Just Mercy
Mums list
12 years a slave
The notebook

Going rogue with two of my favourite series too..
When they see us
This is us

 

[Sabbie]

Life is beautiful.. ahh my absolute fav film of all time ever ever ever...cried laughed cried and laughed some more x

Mine too by a very wide mile. I was on a first date when it came out. My date was all itchy about watching it but he sat through it and cried next to me. I thought he was a keeper after that but we didn’t make it. The one that got away.

So many people haven’t seen the film. I wonder why? Perhaps it’s the subtitles putting them off? if you’re reading this I urge you to watch Life is Beautiful. It will never leave you.

 

[Sayitisntso]

Atonement.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.

atonement haunted me for days it was so sad

 

[aimzalicious]

Call Me By Your Name. I can only watch that film maybe once a year if that because I ugly cry so much

I'm glad everyone's mentioned the Toy Story movies because I feel like each one has a really traumatic scene in them. I have to skip the Jesse's "when somebody loved me" song in Toy Story 2 because I get super choked up

 

[coconochanel]

Jack and Sarah (one with Richard E Grant) always gets me when he plays simply red ‘stars’

Oooh I used to LOVE that film when I was younger.

 

[Thetruth123]

Et when he goes back to his family

 

[Meangirl815]

Me before you. It's my go to film when i need a good cry.
Also my sisters keeper, the notebook and the fault in our stars

 

[Gossipingoodforthesoul]

Also the ending of ghost

 

[monga]

So much better than the book.

I didn't think Eastwood could have pulled that part off ,shows how great an actor both himself and Streep are

 

[willow2012]

‘Lion’ - a film about the adoption of an Indian child who goes missing and ends up being adopted by an Australian family and his route back to finding his home as an adult, Dev Patel is the main character. I WEPT.

 

[Londonsays]

Bridges over Maddison county

 

[Veronica]

Most recently 5 feet apart on Netflix

 

[Platypusfattypus]

Bridges over Maddison county

Amazing film

 

[DoctorWho]

Remember me

 

[ChloChlo]

This. EVERY DAMN TIME. It was not fair

And "A Little Princess". I was obsessed with this film when I was younger.

Oh yes, how could I forget A Little Princess!

This was the one that probably gets me the most. I remember showing it to my teenage son when he was around 7 years old, he burst into tears, full on inconsolable tears.

Selena is another one.

 

[Calmyourtitsdown]

Marley & me. Every time.

SAME! Brings back too many memories of the loss of my two retrievers. And though I know, I’m going to ugly cry; I have to watch it.

 

[bexgreen1983]

Up
My girl... where’s his glasses
Love actually - every single time
Marley and me
Fault in our stars
Me before you
Toy story 4 - the beginning at school got me where she had no friends (my daughter had just started school and it got me) and the end

I’m sure there are loads more but can’t think off top of my head

not a film but greys anatomy gets me most episodes

 

[Wishwash]

Paddington 2. Everytime. Such a brilliant film

 

[Lisdiz]

ET was the first film I saw at the cinema and I apparently sobbed for days, even when telling people about it - 'but I didn't want ET to go home' I still can't watch it now without crying

Me too. Every time. Even when they Both get ill And I know they will recover. Such an emotional rollercoaste.