Movies that bring a tear to your eye

Timmywalldo

For me it was the bucket list

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0825232/

Any ones youve seen ,, id love to hear some

Hank_Jones

Cry Freedom

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092804/

Very sad film.
Real reason it gets to me is because it's a true story.

abouttobebanned

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055865928

Rhyme

Was doped up on medication with an muscle infection a few years back and watched 'What Dreams May Come' and teared up.

tony1kenobi

I cried like a baby at the end of Terminator 2...with the thumb....I can do emotional.

KaiserMc

This http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078950/ and this http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073486/

Basq

Dear Zachary..

.. I was in absolute bits. Was just too real for me!

Giselle

Brokeback Mountain.

At the end. When he finds the bloody shirt.

Sobbed my heart out.:o

seanybiker

Giselle wrote: »

Brokeback Mountain. At the end. When he finds the bloody shirt.

Sobbed my heart out.:o

oh thanks. I guess one of them dies then.

tman

Marley & me

Brought back memories of my dearly beloved pooch

northernpower

Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

and i teared up at Ned Kelly ??

Giselle

seanybiker wrote: »

oh thanks.

Sorry Seany, spoilered it.

Didn't occur to me there was anyone left who hadn't seen it.:o

magma69

+1 on Terminator 2.

The Lion King-

When Mufassa died I cried a river.

Blow- T

he scene where George leaves a message to his soon to be dead father reminiscing about life. Also, the end is incredibly sad.

For a drug/gangster movie it is incredibly moving.

The Never Ending Story-

When I was a kid I always choked up when Atreyu's horse dies in the swamps.

Into The Wild- Although I didn't weep I was moved by it immensely.

I am sure there are more but I can't think right now.

Peyton Manning

+1 on Dear Zachary.

Absolutely heart wrenching stuff, but a beautifully moving tribute.

Black Swan

Pride & Prejudice (2005) starring Keira Knightley

ziedth

Lol I thought I was the only wimp who cried for T2. I was devestated after it.

I can't really remember any other film to be honest, even lion king as a kid I remember being ok.

Actually, although not a film the only ever thing that upset me is when Brendan fraizer dies in scrubs. The music and how the scene panned out was heart breaking.

seanybiker

Giselle wrote: »

Sorry Seany, spoilered it.

Didn't occur to me there was anyone left who hadn't seen it.:o

ha ha your grand. Just never got around to it.

seanybiker

ziedth wrote: »

Actually, although not a film the only ever thing that upset me is when Brendan fraizer dies in scrubs. The music and how the scene panned out was heart breaking.

Ah jaysus. I was the exact same. Seeing poor Perry upset.

Frisbee

First time I saw ET. I was in floods.

Theta

My missus refuses to watch The pursuit of happyiness ever again because she thought it was so sad. I thought it was pretty uplifting to be honest.

Dancor

The usual stuff like The Notebook and Ps, I love you make me well up.

T2 with the thumb at the end of course and that film where the 2 dogs and cat get lost while the family are moving home? cant think of the name of it now.

Melion

E.T and The Green Mile. They only 2 movies to make me cry. They still do

seanybiker

Melion wrote: »

The Green Mile.

I wasnt upset at the end of green mile. I was fupping furious. How could ye ye heartless bastids.


I cried at one part of Wild things but that was tears of happiness.

Basq

seanybiker wrote: »

I cried at one part of Wild things but that was tears of happiness.

The thread title says "eye", not "jap's eye"! :pac:

DazMarz

Wow, can't believe no one has mentioned Bambi yet... Or even The Fox And The Hound. Even to this very day, I still get a little bit teary eyed whenever I watch these two films. Kids movies, but incredibly emotional at times.

Also, The Green Mile had me in floods at the scene

in which John Coffey is executed

. But also, the scene in which Tom Hanks asks John Coffey if he would take him out of the prison and let him go. Hanks puts so much into that one scene and I found it just heart-wrenching as he

asks John Coffey what will he say to God on the day of his judgement when he asks 'Why did I kill one of his true miracles'

. Powerful and deeply moving film and one of the best out there.

Schindler's List also had several scenes where I was in floods. While I've never been to Auschwitz (and I've no intention of ever visiting there; I don't think I'd be able to handle something like that) or any concentration camp site, I was in Anne Frank's house in Holland. All through the time I was there, the music from the film was playing in my head. I was in tears by the time we were leaving...

Saving Private Ryan, the heroism, selflessness and bravery of so many of the men in the Allied Armed Forces was so brilliantly captured in this film. It was reported that actual D-Day veterans who were invited to a special screening of the film were crying and weeping, so realistic was the opening scenes of the beaches at Normandy. And they were not alone...

foxyboxer

When Apollo 13 was released back in 1995, took a half day from school to watch it. Only 6 people in the cinema. You knew the ending but it was well done and brought a tear to the eye.

I've also welled up but not cried to Angela's Ashes (close to the bone) and Saving Private Ryan.

marwelie

The Champ

ET

Almost Famous, specifically the Tiny Dancer scene

MickShamrock

La vita è bella.

DrumSteve

gotta put the wrestler out there and +1 to whoever said marley and me.

hitlersson666

The Boy in the striped pyjamas nearly had me in bits :eek: Even though I read the book I was hoping the would change the ending but at the end I was like ''Oh noooooooooo'' Thing is I never cry at movies except for that and Hachi

irish_stevo815

The end of Terminator 2 definately, just recently pulled it out of my DVD collection and still cried like 15 years after I first seen it.

Another one that really got me, was the end of Gran Torino. The whole scene and the music playing was really emotional, especially the muisc on the credits. I won't describe what happens coz I don't wanna spoil it for people but I'll post the vids if u wanna take a look. (It gives away the end of the movies if you watch)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQN-3p2HqPA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOVdBPyjMlg

Raytown Rocks

I am Sam.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0277027/

Dancor

The ending of Milk was a bit sad too.

wobblyknees

Pay it forward anyone? You know what I'm talking about.

Morlar

I completely don't get people being upset at the end of t2. Et is another one that left me completely cold. I havent seen that in years but I think now i'd be rooting for the cops to be honest. The english patient had a very wobbly bit towards the end (exiting the cave).

L'prof

Frisbee wrote: »

First time I saw ET. I was in floods.

The first time I saw ET, I hid behind the couch absolutely petrified!

FruitLover

火垂るの墓 (Grave of the fireflies), both the animated and the made-for-TV movie (in which the 6-year-old female lead acts rings around the rest of the cast, including seasoned adult actors).

For those who haven't heard of it, it tells the story of two children orphaned by the firebombing of Japan during WWII trying to survive on their own.

It doesn't end well.

reap-a-rat

The Lion Knig gets me going more now than when I was a kid:o!!
Also, Titanic, the band playing Nearer My God To Thee and that scene, all I have to do is think about it and I'm in bits!!
The pursuit of Happyness is another one!!
Gran Torino another!!
Marley and Me
Oh and the end of Con Air:o!!

I wasn't always so feckin soft!!

bladespin

It's a wondeful life - never fails. Love that movie.

reap-a-rat

Life is Beautiful, Italian movie:(!!

poisonated

Seven pounds
The green mile
Titanic


This one is kinda weird but I found the end of unbreakable kinda sad:o

Busi_Girl08

Titanic -

When Rose dies at the end

Feck it, I'm such a girl!

As much as I hated the movie, the end of Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Ditto Forrest Gump

Oh yeah, that reminds me...Ghost aswell

The end of Dark Victory, the Bette Davis movie always moves me aswell.

Oh god...Bright Eyes is playing on the radio now *sniff*

wobblyknees

Busi_Girl08 wrote: »

Titanic - When the ship sinks
Feck it, I'm such a girl!

Ah come on, some of us haven't seen it yet!

BopNiblets

The Road recently, teary ending.

hitlersson666

FruitLover wrote: »

火垂るの墓 (Grave of the fireflies), both the animated and the made-for-TV movie (in which the 6-year-old female lead acts rings around the rest of the cast, including seasoned adult actors).

For those who haven't heard of it, it tells the story of two children orphaned by the firebombing of Japan during WWII trying to survive on their own.

It doesn't end well.

That movie also gets to me I love it though

Purple Lemons

Romeo and Juliet
Song for a Raggy Boy
The Green Mile
The Notebook
The Blind Side
I Am Sam
The Other Sister
Love and Basketball
A Walk to Remember

I've cried to all of these and many more

hamsterboy

+1 Life is Beautiful

Also, Marley and Me had me in bits but Hachiko: A Dogs Story nearly killed me.....
True story too.
I know both films are dog related but what can I say.
Oh yeah also, Watership Down... still can't listen to that bloody At Garfunkel song without welling up

HB

foxyboxer

Busi_Girl08 wrote: »

Titanic -

As much as I hated the movie, the end of Curious Case of Benjamin Button

I forgot this, I started to get a VERY sore throat when

his father dies on the pier as the sun comes up. The fact that he forgives his father for abandoning him when he was born, but makes amends had me. I must admit there was a tear or two

, but I was after a few pints and was feeling "emotional"

SeekUp

There are a lot of movies that make me cry, but Rabbit-Proof Fence stands out in my mind -- it also made me incredibly, unspeakably angry.

The other night I saw Up, which made me laugh and cry. It was lovely.

Scout Finch

I'm usually tough as nails when it comes to sad movies - but The Green Mile and Schindler's List have me in bits everytime!

Alicat

magma69 wrote: »

The Never Ending Story-

When I was a kid I always choked up when Atreyu's horse dies in the swamps.

I used to bawl my eyes out at that bit!

DazMarz wrote: »

Wow, can't believe no one has mentioned The Fox And The Hound.

Oh God yes

"When you're the best of friends
Having so much fun together
You're not even aware, you're such a funny pair
You're the best of friends..."

*blubs*

If I even hum a bit of that song to my 22 year old brother he goes, "F*ck off! Don't you dare!" and leaves the room! Only movie that makes him cry like a girl