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Are there any movies that make you cry?

I'm a wuss so there are a fair few movies that make me :kaocry:

• Armageddon
• The Green Mile
• Edward Scissorhands
• Moulin Rouge

Those are a few of the movies that make me cry. OK GO!

There are many movies that have made me cry, and I really appreciate that. It just means the movie made an impact on you, and that you're not cold and heartless. Anyway, some of the movies that have made me cry are (on the top of my head):

- My Dog Skip (I've cried to this movie so many times.. like ugly cry)
- Brokeback Mountain
- Big Fish
- Finding Neverland
- Million Dollar Baby
- Babel

.. there are definitely more, but those were the ones I could remember.

• The Fox and the Hound
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• Terminator 2

• The Lion King (when Mufasa dies :kaocry:)

Brian's Song

I cried the first time I saw The Last Samurai. I probably wouldn't again though.

I have only cried at one movie ever and i have never known why. The movie Hardball with keanu reeves (i know) only one ever and everytime i watch it lol

Nothing's ever really made me cry (not since being a child anyway lol), but I find some stuff really moving. The endings of ET and The Truman Show especially.

I cried during The Matrix Revolutions, but for all the wrong reasons.

Saving Private Ryan
Gladiator
Meet Joe Black (Cant believe I just admited that)
charlotte's web (C'mon man, I was 7 ;__; )

These films don't make me cry, as such, but they do make my throat tighten up a bit:

• Saving Private Ryan
• Forrest Gump
• The Green Mile

I'm quite good at putting myself in other's shoes in certain situations, so I find it easy to imagine what the characters are thinking and feeling.

- Beaches. It even makes my dad cry. :D

- Ghost. At the end when Patrick Swayze says goodbye to Demi Moore/ :cry:

- I cried tghe first time I saw Love Actually. I'd just moved up from London and was feeling homesick, so that was probably why. :P

- Also, what Maxx said about Revolutions! :p

I consistently cry during Big Fish and The Fountain, no matter how many times I see either movie. But it's usually during the most unexpected moments.

And I think The Hours is a very moving film.

"Wiiiiilllsooooooooon!!!" :weep:

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Originally Posted by Tallulah

- Ghost. At the end when Patrick Swayze says goodbye to Demi Moore :cry:

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Originally Posted by Cz

"Wiiiiilllsooooooooon!!!" :weep:

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