Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[HAMP]

The Patriot...

When Mel Gibson is riding away and The part with the little girl calls out "poppa", I kinda lost it....

Usually movies don't get me, but ummm that did.

[azdw]

Many movies make me sob a little, but none more than Grave Of The Fireflies. That movie completely destroyed me for several days.

[Pondosinatra]

It's those damn violins! They shouldn't be allowed in movies. Ever.

[samdaman94]

THE BUCKET LIST

[tiger roach]

Forrest Gump
Return of the King
Apollo 13 (at the beginning when they watch the first moon landing, then at the end)

Plenty of others that I can't think of right now. I'm a crybaby.

[GLaDOS]

Forrest Gump
Changeling

[Riff Magnum]

Paris, Texas.

[Q?]

Schindlers List and Heart of Light (Qaamarngup Uummataa)

Those two are the only ones I remember crying to.

[JLant19]

Forrest Gump
The Notebook

That's about it for now that I can remember.

[Duffy12]

The Snow Walker (2003) by Charles Martin Smith

[Foghorn Leghorn]

The Champ.

[Hard Nard]

Apollo 13 - the ending was too close to reality NOT to make you cry.

Saving Private Ryan - the first battle sequence was devastatingly realitstic.

Wall-E (yeah, me too...)

[Freekman]

Only one movie has ever made me cry: Click -

[Show spoiler]when the grandfather dies

.

I also cried during an episode of House when a man is dying next to his dog.

[surfdude12]

Cinderella Man
Seabiscuit
Schindler's List
The Notebook

[Itputdallotion0n]

Originally Posted by tiger roach

Forrest Gump
Return of the KingApollo 13 (at the beginning when they watch the first moon landing, then at the end)

Plenty of others that I can't think of right now. I'm a crybaby.

Huh, was it when the hobits where about to get down on eachother in the bed. Cause that made me cry but only because i was laughing so hard.

[Gamerblue]

Originally Posted by peter008

whay dreams may come with robin williams... very sad movie

I'm with you on this one...talk about your bad luck.

I always get teary at the end of Return of the King during the "my friends, you bow to no one" part.

Not sure if it was mentioned but i remember feeling pretty sad when Culkin dies in MY GIRL and shes saying "where are his glasses, he cant see without his glasses"

[Gamerblue]

Originally Posted by CosmoKid

Mr. Holland's Opus - Such an under rated flick with a GREAT performance by Dreyfus. I just couldn't control myself when

[Show spoiler]he walks in to the room at the end

. I can't imagine even watching it now that I have a son. For some reason, father/son, father/daughter stuff gets to me more now.

Can't beleive I forgot Mr Holland's Opus...need to see that one again!

Click was also very sad I thought. I know it was a comedy but man...the idea was very sad

[jhiggy23]

A League of their Own!

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by Smartmark

I am legend when he has to kill his dog, the one thing he had left in the world. and the funny part is i don't like dogs.

Really?

I found that part to be laughably bad and the part where the entire movie jumps the shark {or Nukes the fridge}

Because

[Show spoiler] his one leg was perfectly ok, and it's after the dog dies that he remembers that fact which was pretty stupid, especially for a doctor. I mean let's be honest here, the entire scene was done for dramatic effect, and in that respect it failed miserably

Logan

[Mobjack]

The Notebook
Legends of the Fall
Saving Private Ryan - Graveyard scene at the end.