Films which left you in tears

[Arch]

"Daddy, my Daddy!" does it for me everytime.

 

[Basil.B]

Born Free, when I was 12 years old.

 

[captainhastings]

where the red fern grows when I was a kid a story about a young boy and 2 coonhounds. Mind you I seem to have got worse with age at 41 I blub like a baby at any thing emotional on tv

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

The Green Mile (yes, I know).

 

[PoliceMadAd]

I was told not to watch Marley and Me, after hearing it made a lot of people cry, and having had a puppy called Marley, whom i adored, but sadly died of Parva after a short spell with us, i really don't want to watch it. But i know my inquisitiveness (?) will get the better of me one day. TV programmes have made me cry, never films, i watched a touching programme a couple of weeks ago, can't for the life of me remember what it was but it made me teary.

 

[PoliceMadAd]

To add, Castaway HAS made me cry, so thats 1 film.

 

[Dronespace]

The Lives of Others (Das Leben der Anderen)


One of the best films I've ever seen.

 

[MontyVeda]

Star Wars: Episode IV (the first one) where Obi Wan turns off his light sabre so Darth can kill him. I got to me deeply when I first saw it when I was 5 or 6 and that feeling has stayed with me ever since.

...

is that why you were banished from yorkshire to live out your days as southern softie?

 

[MattL]

is that why you were banished from yorkshire to live out your days as southern softie?

I'm a missionary passing on superior culture of things like chips and gravy IS a fine meal, mushy peas are mandatory on fish and trying to delete the invisible "R" out of their pronunciation. In any case, I don't cry at it... Any more.

*sniff*

 

[JC4LAB]

For me it a late showing of Monty Python & the Holy Grail.when it first came out .Every word they said had a Slighlty intoxicated audience screaming laughing.pointinmg at the screen and falling out of chairs in tears..Nothing as ever had the same effect

 

[smokeysmoo]

Toy Story 3 got me at the furnace.

Only at the furnace? What about at the end, no? Just me then

 

[Bluebell72]

The first time I really howled at a film, I was maybe 7 or 8.
It was One Million years B.C. (Racquel Welch in a fur bikini) and one/ some (?) of the girls get eaten by dinosaurs.
My Dad had to explain that they were only pretending, and it was just ketchup.

 

[Rezillo]

"Daddy, my Daddy!" does it for me everytime.

I have to confess that this is my breakdown moment. Even though later I saw Jenny Agutter in an entirely new light

John

 

[Night Train]

When Dobbie dies in Harry Potter.

 

[coffeejo]

I cried when they burnt down The Burrow in the HBP film. Not the emotion of the film, you understand, just with frustration at the continual mangling of the books.