Movies that make you cry
 

All Dogs Go to Heaven, Salena, The Land Before Time.

The ending of Moulin Rouge always made me teary-eyed. I loved Satine.

To be honest, I was pretty upset by AI.

Umberto D. nearly made me shed a tear today.

I was looking for a song to post on my fiancee's myspace, and I was listening to Dreaming of You by Selena, and I can't even listen to it. Probably because that is the song they play when she dies in the movie about her. I was bawling like a baby trying to listen to that song.

Holy shit. I only just read the first two posts because... well, I don't like L'Oiseau Noir and the only one hasn't made a great impression, but:

1. You cried at Land Before Time?
2. You made it through to the end of Moulin Rouge without shooting yourself?

E.T. The Extra Terrestrial. Every time.

Yes. The Land Before Time made me cry because they finally made it to the great valley.

I cried during SLC punk when Bob died. I cried during Braveheart when Hamish's father was dying. I cried a couple of times during Philadelphia, and I got a bit teary eyed during Brokeback Mountain. I probably cried during a bunch of Disney movies when I was younger.

March of the Penguins... :'[

You know, many interpretations of the Land Before Time hold that the Great Valley wasn't a real place, but a sort of heaven. All of those little dinosaurs died.

Cute, I figured they were so intensely starved and dehydrated they just started hallucinating.

Must confess I wept like a baby at the end of The Lives of Others.

I cry at a lot of movies, I can't help it. Anything based on a true story like Schindler's List or Hotel Rwanda particularly will make me cry for a good half hour.

As for fictional movies, I have wept over Millenium Actress, Edward Scissorhands, The Godfather, Lady In The Water, and Forrest Gump to name a few.

I recall this being the first movie I ever cried in, too. I cried in the scene where Littlefoot looked so alone and out of place and was wandering through a desert-like place. I can picture out that scene even now.

Come to think of it, it's terribly sad and tragically possible ;p. Damn, that never occurred to me; but I was very young when I watched it so I wasn't off making my own twisted interpretation of endings ;p But wasn't there a sequel?

I love movies that make me cry. I always cry at the end of Shawshank Redemption. Eternal Sunshine makes me cry, the only movie I didn't like that made me cry was Mystic River. Tears then rage

I cry when men cry in movies.

Which bit?

THE GREEN MILE. I can't even watch it it makes me so teary.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The ending was so very sad. Hats off to Zhao Yun.

I haven't seen them in years so forgive me, I can't remember the characters' names, but in the first one when Marlon Brando dropped dead, the second one when Fredo was killed (but their mother dying is what got me sad at first, and generally the conflict with Fredo), and even though I didn't like it that much and I didn't even like her at all, I cried like a baby when his daughter died in the third one, and when he just fell out of the chair at the end I lost it.

Overall they were pretty sad movies anyway.

Nah - that's just the overactivity of a fevered mind as life ebbs away from the twitching limbs. That kind of pain is so intense that those last agonizing minutes seem to last for hours, hence the movie-length depiction of what is in a fact a mere death-rattle.

Seven Pounds.

Prayers For Bobby >_>

The Notebook.