Movies that make you cry or well up in emotion

[_Quarantine_]

dancer in the dark

 

[Destroyer Of Orden]

Old Yeller, Iron Giant, Secondhand Lions... all sad ones

 

[[0hr]Sunlapse]

The Cat in the Hat.... it nearly made me cry

 

[Destroyer Of Orden]

The Cat in the Hat.... it nearly made me cry

In rage i'm sure

 

[[0hr]Sunlapse]

yeah, pretty much.... i was literally in disbelief in how bad it was

 

[Wandrail]

How about Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins? Now there's a movie that runs the full range of emotions.

 

[Jennie]

The Armageddon always makes me cry. I can't understand why - I usually hate films like that.

And The Lion King. Oh my.

And of course all Lord of the Rings movies. Especially Return of the King, gosh, if you'd only seen me in the premiere..

 

[Destroyer Of Orden]

The Armageddon always makes me cry. I can't understand why - I usually hate films like that.

And The Lion King. Oh my.

And of course all Lord of the Rings movies. Especially Return of the King, gosh, if you'd only seen me in the premiere..

Return eh? Wow... that one jsut made my cry out in triumph!

 

[SculptedCold]

I let loose a tear upon the world at the end of Return of the King.

 

[DiscipleOfPlato]

I've seen scant mention of "Forrest Gump"...one of the most heartbreaking, yet moving pictures I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing. Seriously, if you're a one-dimensional simpleton who saw the trailer and dismissed it as the story of a retard on a bench, you should definitely re-evaluate your perception after WATCHING the actual film.

Others that I can recollect: "Edward Scissorhands," "Happiness"(though sorrowful in a sickening rather than moving way), "Adaptation," "The Crow," "Life is Beautiful," "Y Tu Mama Tambien," and although it isn't a film, certain episodes of the anime series, "Cowboy Bebop," never fail to choke me up.

 

[DiscipleOfPlato]

Ah! What was I thinking!? I can't believe I neglected to awknowledge "Casablanca" and "Cinema Paradiso," quite possibly the two most beautifully-somber and touching films in existence! It's incredible how such a non-contemporary film as "Casablanca" can remain so timeless, and as effective as it was when initially released in 1943.

 

[Lanterns]

Firelight. I fucking wept!
Repulsion. It's simply genious, one of the best movies I've seen all my life; and it's creepy and disturbing! For me it's not easy to watch, because I can identify with the main character. But I LOVE it!!!
[edit] Doctor Zihvago (sp?) -damn, how could I forget it!

 

[Destroyer Of Orden]

Joy Luck Club makes my girlfriend cry... has anyone seen it?

 

[Lanterns]

Destroyer: No, but have you seen my last PM?

Anyone else seen Polanski's REPULSION?

 

[Destroyer Of Orden]

I have... Polanski is a genius... namely his Shakespeare adaptations though

 

[Lanterns]

Right on ya Destroyer (and sorryyy if I'm bugging you with my PM questions )

R E P U L S I O N pwns me

 

[~metal_maiden~]

Life is Beautiful really made me cry... and The Lion King, too. The ending of The Godfather III also made me cry when Mary dies and her last word is "Dad?" especially cuz she was very upset with him, too.

 

[perfecterror]

Add The Passion to my list.

 

[Susie]

Lots of films do that to me, but my main ones are, 'GreenMile' and 'Gladiator' and 'Shawshank redemption'

 

[manuelgv]

In the name of the father.
If you don't swell up in emotion with that movie you are dead inside