Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[Echovoid52]

Just recently the original Dark Water. Starts as a horror film, but by the end becomes profoundly sad.

[Steedeel]

First film that made me cry was ‘The Last Snows Of Spring’. I doubt many of you guys have seen it, it’s a Italian tear jerker from the VHS era. I was only a kid but it’s a film that once seen, you never forget.

[TheSpruceMoose]

Empire of the Sun
The Wizard of Oz
American Sniper
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

....... and Honey I Shrunk the Kids, all that ant wanted to do was protect those kids! And where the hell did a scorpion come from? Of all the things that could show up, somehow a arachnid like that just happens to show up.

[dkelly26666]

There are quite a few that have given me moving chills, or touched me a bit.

But ones that actually got me a bit misty eyed would be:

Fellini's "Nights of Cabiria"
Lynch's "The Elephant Man"
Spielberg's "E.T."


I'm sure there's a few others.

[ditcin]

Resurrection (1980)

[Markgway]

Originally Posted by TheSpruceMoose

....... and Honey I Shrunk the Kids, all that ant wanted to do was protect those kids! And where the hell did a scorpion come from? Of all the things that could show up, somehow a arachnid like that just happens to show up.

Oh, God! You just had to bring that up. I'd forgotten about that scene. Poor ant.

[Gosszilla]

The 1954 version of "A Star is Born" got me the very first time. Watching James Mason shedding his bathrobe to take a fateful, early morning swim that he never returns from. Judy Garland's reaction when he doesn't return was heartbreaking. The moving score by Ray Heindorf sent me over the edge!

[Guy87]

It's extremely rare for a film to move me to tears, I genuinely can't think of any specifically off-hand.

Except of course Toy Story 3 which relegates me to a sobbing, bawling infant.

[50strat54]

Originally Posted by Edo

Forrest Gump
Walk to Remember

yes A Walk To Remember...still no bluray

I'm always amazed at how much I have to control myself.

A movie made for critical hate but the film affects me every time I see it.

[Colorado Rockie]

I teared up a little bit during the ending of Big Fish.

[Jay H.]

Originally Posted by Guy87

It's extremely rare for a film to move me to tears, I genuinely can't think of any specifically off-hand.

Except of course Toy Story 3 which relegates me to a sobbing, bawling infant.

[Show spoiler]The scene at the garbage dump near the end...I knew they weren't going to be incinerated and it still got to me.

[AKORIS]

West Side Story has made me lose it for over 50 years!!!

Also-- My Dog Skip and all similar dog movies
Toy Story 2 and 3
Up opening scene
Titanic
Million Dollar Baby

My Girl
Bridge To Terabithia

had to add the latter 2 titles...

[Mojo Blue]

A TV adaptation of Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men aired when I was about 12 years old. I hadn't yet read the book, and although I don't think I actually cried, the ending depressed me more than anything I've ever viewed onscreen.

Hell, it still makes me sad.

[Dunemoon]

Mad Max Fury Road. When I realized Max just a supporting character. Money wasted caused sadness. Actual tears of boredom flowed as well.

[Whirlybird fan]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. I sometimes wonder what the people sitting behind me were thinking.

[mikesncc1701]

Originally Posted by Dunemoon

Mad Max Fury Road. When I realized Max just a supporting character. Money wasted caused sadness. Actual tears of boredom flowed as well.

[craigbarr2003]

PHENOMENON. But it's not what happens to Travolta, it's Sedgwick's damned cry face. Gets me every time. I told her that and she laughed at me.

[Mikezilla3k]

The Japanese version of Pokemon: The First Movie, namely the Birth Of Mewtwo prologue.

[blufox007]

[unberechenbar]

Toy Story 3 and Pokémon: Jirachi—Wish Maker