Films which left you in tears
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Beebo
Firm and Fruity
- Location
- Hexleybeef
i defy anyone to watch it's a wonderful life without crying at the end.
It's not a film, but the Royle Family episode when Nana dies had me blubbing like a baby.
It's not a film, but the Royle Family episode when Nana dies had me blubbing like a baby.
What's that clunking?
New Member
- Location
- East London
Dude, where's my car?
the film had no emotional impact whatsoever, but that trip to the cinema cost me 20 quid and 2 hours of my life were wasted...
the film had no emotional impact whatsoever, but that trip to the cinema cost me 20 quid and 2 hours of my life were wasted...
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
- Location
- Northamptonshire
another vote for Bambi
Yellow Fang
Legendary Member
- Location
- Reading
Forrest Gump got me too. I was worried I'd have to walk out the cinema with tears down my cheeks, but luckily the credits went on for a while.
Other teary bits include the bit in Elephant Man when John Merrick is talking to Dr Treves' wife about his mother; Jack and Sarah when Richard E Grant's first wife dies in childbirth, and most of Wall E.
Corgi Kid
Active Member
- Location
- Liverpool UK
Dr Zirvago is a film that has me looking for the tissues
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Dead Poets Society gets me every single time. Marley and Me had me bawling like a baby, and then I went home and cuddled my dog and wailed even more. Oh, and Moulin Rouge.
When I was a kid: ET, Bambi, The Belstone Fox and The Fox and the Hound.
When I was a kid: ET, Bambi, The Belstone Fox and The Fox and the Hound.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
The final scene from the 1990 version of Cyrano de Bergerac
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Up. I cried at Up.
Trembler49
Veteran
- Location
- Portimao, Portugal
Salad Dodger
Guru
- Location
- Kent Coast
Marley and Me
The whole story was kind of parallel to our family's experience of owning, and ultimately losing, a dog.
The whole story was kind of parallel to our family's experience of owning, and ultimately losing, a dog.
Becs
Veteran
- Location
- Old Hatfield (it's nice honest!)
Up got me too, somewhat embarrassing on a second date!
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
The Belstone Fox. Good call. It was one of Miss Motion's favorites when she was a small kid and I have seen it loads of times.
Sh4rkyBloke
Jaffa Cake monster
- Location
- Manchester, UK
Stuck in Washington D.C on my 30th and with nowhere to go as the hotel was in the middle of nowhere I sat down and watched Pay It Forward.... blubbed like a baby. 
Excellent film.
Also welled up when watching Crash and the Locksmith's Daughter runs out to protect her Daddy when the Shop Owner is pointing a gun at him... she thinks she has his magic cape which will protect him from harm so runs to get between him and the gun.... one of the most powerful and emotion filled scenes I've ever seen... gets me every time I see it!
Excellent film.Also welled up when watching Crash and the Locksmith's Daughter runs out to protect her Daddy when the Shop Owner is pointing a gun at him... she thinks she has his magic cape which will protect him from harm so runs to get between him and the gun.... one of the most powerful and emotion filled scenes I've ever seen... gets me every time I see it!
