Best Tear Jerkers

Some movies that made me cry:
-Crash (when I watched this several years ago, I didn't realize other races had it so bad. It made me sad and angry)
-LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring (I'm sorry... but when characters die... )
-Seven
-Blindness

 

This is kind of odd and I probably have a weird taste in movies that make me cry and I'm not sure you would call it a tear jerker but The Green Mile always makes be bawl my eyes out, and I don't cry easy but I just feel so sorry for the guy!

 

The Notebook...
Made like 10 of my friends cry at a sleepover. Funniest experience ever.

 

All my best suggestions are Musicals not Movies xD Dammit Musicals! Stop being such good tragedys.

I cry easy at stuff too, so my list may not actually be that good...

- Brokeback Mountion (psst, obvious, but i needed alot of tissue for this...)
- P.S. I Love You (Its happy, but also f-ing saaaaad)

...aaaand thats all i can think of right now, because as soon as i said P.S I Love You i looked it up and now im watching it HAHA

 

I almost cried when I saw Click

 

Gran Torino.
Saw it the other day, and I usually don't cry with movies but this one had me bawling. It's soooo good.

 

I did cry in Click.
It was awkward

 

the most emotionally intense movie i have ever seen (in fiction anyway) - Seven Pounds

make absolutely sure you know nothing about the plot before watching it, that makes a major difference.

if you don't cry, you are more of a robot than me, i cried rivers.

 

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cXDElr8Wks[/YOUTUBE]

dont know why it has subtitles

 

Beauty and The Beast: Yes, I know it's a Disney movie, but I always cry when the Beast dies, and Belle is sobbing and says "I love you..." :tears::tears::tears:

Brokeback Mountain: Kinda hard not to cry, isn't it.

Milk: It's hard not to cry during this movie, too.

The Notebook: I bawled like a baby throughout the whole movie.

 

The Boy In The Striped Pajamas

 

Death Sentence

Starring Kevin Bacon. It's a "Death Wish" related story, (A man watches as killers of his family get away with murder, the cops can't do anything about it, so the man (or woman in the case of The Brave One) attempts to seek revenge on all the people involved in his loved ones' murders). This one is just so fucking sad though, I haven't cried so much in a film.

Schindler's List, immensely sad, but it didn't really make me cry. I mean, it just speaks for itself I guess.

Requiem For a Dream.

The whole movie is just crazy and a trip, watching these people spiral down into almost nothing is really horrible though, especially the end (which I won't spoil). I cried.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Although quirky and funny at times, I find the whole idea of the movie to be really sad, especially the end.

 

Definitely gonna agree with Crash and Requiem for a Dream. Good ones.

I always cry in The Land Before Time. Just the mention of it, and I involuntarily inhale like I'm about to burst into tears. :lol:

I also cried during Boys on the Side, Carrie, Sophie's Choice, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, and Monster.

 

UGH EVERYTHING YOU JUST SAID TOO CHRIS^ v_v

 

I'm a huge fan of The Sky is Falling. It's an indie film and it was a pain in the ass to find (we had to buy it from some guy in South Korea), but oh god. I cry every time I see it and then the end makes me feel so awesome.

I wish it were easier to find! I'd tell my friends to watch it if I knew they could actually get it anywhere. =(

 

For me, Grave of the Fireflies was ridiculously sad. It's a Japanese animated movie, set during WWII. The story is about two orphans and what they have to do to survive. Its message has nothing to do with who was right or wrong in the war; it is just hugely anti-war overall. VERY VERY sad movie. (Just make sure to avoid the live action version at all costs.)

 

BEACHES!!!

Oh my god by the end my throat was so choked up I was actually in pain :lol:

 

I cry during the Cheerios commercial (the box says “Shut up Steve”), so I really can't recommend movies or we'll be here all day.

I recently watch Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium again though so I'll recommend it. It still gets me when he "departs".