Films that make you cry

[Herefortheteeeee]

Any Animal films/programs

The first 20 mins of (or however long Gerard Butler alive for) P.S. I love you. Can’t stand Hilary Swank though

The book made me cry. The film not so much.

 

[Vivian124]

Don’t judge me, but Mamma Mia 2, the baptism scene at the end. Completely lost it. Snotty, ugly tears in a cinema full of people with my kids looking on, absolutely mortified at me

also Forrest Gump, when he meets little Forrest for the first time and he asks ‘is he smart ... or is he ....’ That whole scene makes me cry.

and just about all of Billy Elliot.

Watched forest Gump the other night for the zillionth time, bawled at the scene where he learns he's a father. That scene alone got him the oscar, so so brilliantly acted.

 

[Lynseyp]

Titanic
3 Men and a Baby
My Girl
Home Alone

 

[Ciars123]

Pearl Harbour, gets me every time!!!

 

[Bitofthebubbly]

I can cry at pretty much any film that has a sad/emotional moment. Im such a sap! Up absolutely finished me off before it had even properly began and I got emotional watching Frozen 2 because of the bond between Elsa and Anna

 

[Nolongerjustalurker]

Coco - I watched it hungover at my friend’s house with her 5 year old and I literally sobbed my heart out.
Mamma Mia, the scene with Donna and Sophie getting ready for the wedding, the song ‘slipping through my fingers’ makes my mum and I cry soooo much!

 

[Calmyourtitsdown]

My Best Friend’s Wedding
Haven’t watched it for ages, and am actually now afraid to... because yep, I did it, fell for my male best friend
Anyway, I know Julianne was pretty selfish throughout the film. But in the end she did do the ‘right thing’, and let Michael go. Thus, showing that she really did love him.
I love it.

 

[Mulholland Drive]

The Green Mile - a long and sometimes uneven film, but with some really sad moments

 

[Scotty1976]

Marley & me. Every time.

I've not been able to watch it yet,we have a yellow Labrador so too close to home .

 

[Mememe9]

Southpaw and if you haven’t watched it you need to. Emotional rollercoaster.

 

[Mulholland Drive]

"Moonlight"
"Roma"
"Au Revoir Les Enfants"

 

[Chewingthefat]

Up! (Old people make me cry)

 

[coconochanel]

Oh good thread.

The Lion King
Love Actually
The good Dinosaur-first time.
Home Alone

 

[EyeSpy88]

Black beauty
Armageddon
pearl harbour

 

[HinchythetwattyGrinchy]

Good Will Hunting. Even more so since Robin Williams passing

 

[aimzalicious]

What about call me by your name made you cry because I watched it recently & would be interested to know?

The dad's speech at the end mainly, and when Elio gets the call from Oliver telling him he's getting married and the credits roll when Elio is trying to compose himself by the fire and not get upset. I think I cry a lot because that movie perfectly describes "first love" for me, and I'm a massive softie for that sort of thing!

 

[ElektraWintour]

Anyone seen the film Hachi- a dogs tale?

Yes, we have an Akita, they’re amazing dogs.

 

[Itsalwayssunny]

I am a seriously emotional film watcher but these are the ones off the top of my head
The pursuit of happyness
Titanic
Marley and Me
Its a wonderful life
Beaches
Toy Story 4
Armageddon
Les Mis
Most Disney films

 

[Sparks]

"Moonlight"
"Roma"
"Au Revoir Les Enfants"

I have not seen any one of these, I guess I have some catching up to do.

 

[usefullyuseless]

Blackfish
The first ten minutes of Up