Movies that have made you cry

[lipstickliquor]

Oh god, everything. But here are a select few.

The most traumatic I can think of was probably Interstellar; I'll put why under spoilers just in case.

I lost my dad when I was in my early 20s and the part of the film where you realise where McConaughey's character is in the book shelf.. well, I just broke down in the cinema. The whole film was emotional for me as it was but that bit made me crumble. Actual full on blubbing. Thankfully no one was sitting near us, but my husband had to comfort me afterwards. I don't think I could watch that film again, despite actually thinking it's one of the greatest I've ever seen, because it was so emotionally draining.

The Boy In The Striped Pajamas could make anyone cry.
Grave Of The Fireflies made me want to curl up in a ball for days.
The Fall made me sob and laugh and sob.
And bloody Big Hero 6 took me completely by surprise and I blubbed all over that too.

I think the film that's made me cry for the most amount of time.. YEARS is The Never Ending Story. I watched it a lot as a child, it was one of my favourites, but that damn horse. Every time Artax died, BECAUSE HE GAVE UP, I ugly cried.

[melissaannere]

the only one i can think of is eight below :/

[jitterbug]

The Boy In the Striped Pajamas is the first movie to make me cry, and since then I'm like a freaking water fountain. I even cry to House MD and such now.

[manu_voo]

Recently, I, Origins and Inside Out. Both highly recommended!

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[yteri]

That I can think of: Dancer in the Dark, Inside Out and Pulp Fiction. Pulp Fiction itself isn't sad it's just personal and close to me

[ItsRawrzz]

The Green Mile made me cry -- when the guy who had the mouse died. when the ending came about, I think I was still teary-eyed from before.

And weirdly Horns, with Daniel Radcliffe, made me cry. But that's because I have a huge fear of knees, and wasn't expecting the guy to get shot there. I was pretty much a wreck in the cinema.

And watching Hostel with the part incolving knees got me into tears.

and yet, The Human Centipede, a film where they remove the ligaments or something in the knee was nothing to me. Maybe because they didn't show that part. But Horns... damn, that was awful XD

[minty060]

Kiinda old school but...
Apollo 13
Spiderman (the one where his girlfriend dies)
& Imitation of life... The hearse scene! If anyone's seen it, omg...

[minty060]

And weirdly Horns, with Daniel Radcliffe, made me cry. But that's because I have a huge fear of knees, and wasn't expecting the guy to get shot there. I was pretty much a wreck in the cinema

Hah! Sorry, this made me laugh out loud

Why the knee phobia if you don't mind me asking? Lol

[yteri]

I watched this Thai film a couple weeks ago called Mary is Happy Mary is Happy and cried haha. I would really recommend though, it has such an interesting concept because it's based on this real girls tweets (it's not about her but inspired by them).

[kayleeee]

Toy Story 3 holds the title for being one of the movies to make me sob.
I also cried during Mockingjay part 2.

[Pastel]

Oh boy... I've cried to so many movies. Not always for a good reason.

A few that come to mind: The Green Mile, Dead Man Walking, Schindler's List, Toy Story 3, Up, The Nightmare Before Christmas (I honestly don't know, I hate myself), Edward Scissorhands (damn Tim Burton...), and uh... A Clockwork Orange, because it's just so good.

I just generally cry a lot, honestly.

[daisy_boo]

Oh gosh, Toy Story 3 for me too!

[Stuffandthangs]

I am Sam made me cry

[Layla0606]

Tomboy
Lilja 4-ever
also there was a movie where young leo dicaprio was beaten up in every 2nd scene, I stopped the movie but I would have cried later on probably

[mizznoja]

lion king (when i was a child, could never watch it again after that) and brokeback mountain

[Brillancy]

A walk to remember - i cried like a little girl.

[kg1]

Bridges of Madison County... every time I watch it

[Kraminari]

Interstellar was a beautiful movie and the music brought tears to me eyes!

[Pastel]

Last time I watched The Dark Knight, I cried three times because it's so good and I miss Heath Ledger.

Also American History X makes me bawl every damn time.

[proinsiascassidy]

Kingsman: The Golden Circle (both times I've seen it, some of the ugliest sobbing I've done in my life), A Single Man, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (the ending is a happy tearjerker), Testament of Youth, Approaching the Unknown. There are likely many more, but those are the ones I could think of off the top of my head.

Forgot to mention: To Kill a Mockingbird. I sobbed.