What was the most tearful movie you saw?

[king-priest]

I have to say The Abyss really made me cry when I saw such sacrifice for the sake of love and marriage.

 

[DanielJamesSimon]

Probably Braveheart the last time I saw it, which was about the 4th... when William Wallace is getting tortured and then beheaded, and he refuses to give in and be allowed to live but yells out "FREEDOM" instead... sends chills down the spine...

 

[Zoomer]

The Notebook is the last movie that made me tear up.

 

[texmex]

I have never cried in a movie, but I could of in Cinderella Man.

 

[Blackguard_]

The Outsiders- The scene where Dally robs a store and goads a cop into shooting him after Johnny dies is the saddest thing I've ever seen in a movie, although I didn't tear up.

 

[Ikantdance05]

I'm between the notebook and pay it forward.i also cried at the passion , Lord of the rings ROTK And Star Wars 3

 

[HeatherJay]

The Notebook! I was literally sobbing! Other movies that illicit the same reaction from me :

The Green Mile
The Passion
Steel Magnolias

I have more...give me time to think about it.

BTW, I haven't seen the Abyss in forever...I should rent it one night...I remember really enjoying it.

 

[Redguard]

Hotel Rwanda

 

[loveliving]

I was going to say Hotel Rwanad, but I may have to go with City of God-- I cried like a baby...

 

[SUNSTONE]

I have to say The Abyss really made me cry when I saw such sacrifice for the sake of love and marriage.

I cried in this one too.

Braveheart brings me to tears, every time I see it. When William Wallace is on that horse, with that "What will you give for freedom?......Iye, Fight and you may die. But take a look at your life from this point forward, dieing in your beds. Would you be willing to trade all of that, for one chance, just one chance! To tell your enemys, You can take my life, but you can never take OUR FREEDOM!!!"


Forest Gump was another big one.
Good Will Hunting, and One Who Flew over the Coo Coo's Nest.

But the biggest ever, is hands down, Titanic.
Reason being, I saw this in the theaters, and I was totally caught up in the energy of the crowd.
There were women who were sobbing out loud. Even on scenes that didn't call for a tearful expression, it seemed everyone was crying.
For days after watching that movie, I would cry off an on, just thinking about that movie.

 

[hasnoname]

Yeah Braveheart!!!!!

 

[GL2814]

Forrest Gump. When Forrest was standing in front of Jenny's grave.

 

[texmex]

Poor Bubba!!

 

[crossrunner]

My biggest tearjerkers:

Schindler's List
The Passion of the Christ
The Color Purple
Brian's Song (made for tv...but such a 3 kleenex box movie!)

 

[ilovespring]

Yep, the color purple!

 

[DanielJamesSimon]

Forrest Gump. When Forrest was standing in front of Jenny's grave.

Oh yeah, absolutely.

The Green Mile, yes.

Titanic, of course.

Ladder 49.

I forgot a few there. I even had a tear or two well in Monsters Inc.

 

[LondonsBurning]

Finding Neverland, when peter pan asks them to clap if they believe in fairies and then the back opens and...

I cried like a little girl

 

[-Kuro]

inu yasha... it wasnt a sad movie it was sad that i had to return it (rental)

 

[Nanee5]

Titanic
The Passion
The Color Purple
The Notebook
Gosh,, I know there are a ton more,, but can't think right now..

 

[lillybug0514]

Haven't ever cried out loud but........
The Green Mile
Fox and the Hound
Pay it Foward
and the scene in Hope Floats where the dad drives off and leaves Bernice crying

These all made me want to sob my eyes out