What was the most tearful movie you saw?

[Redguard]

I have no idea what was so sad about The Notebook...

 

[HeatherJay]

...and the scene in Hope Floats where the dad drives off and leaves Bernice crying

Oh my goodness, YES. I sobbed during that part!

I have no idea what was so sad about The Notebook...

You're such a MAN, Red...

The sad part is that despite how much they love each other, 99% of the time Noah's just a stranger to Ally. She can't even recognize her children and grandchildren. But despite all that, Noah refuses to let her go. Despite the pain that it causes him (because you just KNOW it's breaking his heart that she doesn't remember him) he stays with her because he refuses to give up on her. His whole life is Ally...and if she's not there, then there is no point!

Don't you GET IT?!?!?!?

It's the most touching love story I've ever seen.


/me wanders off muttering about how dense men can be when it comes to romance.

 

[Redguard]

You're such a MAN, Red... Don't you GET IT?!?!?!?

It's the most touching love story I've ever seen.

Okay, I exaggerated a bit. The sad part of the movie was clear to me.

I DO see what a lot of people found sad about the movie... but I guess I went into it after hearing about the thousands of women who wept a river after seeing the movie. So I'm thinking to myself, "Man... what could be so terribley sad about a movie that it would cause such emotional trauma to these people?"

I went into it thinking that the old woman was going to lose her soulmate in a drowning ship, or that her family was going to be murdered by a bunch of militants.

But when I saw what it was really about (which, by the way, was easy to figure about after 20 minutes into the movie), I said to myself, "That's it??? This is the sadness that triumphs all sadness?" And my wife agreed. Our pastor had been speaking about the movie during one of the services and he said that while he turned to look at his wife, he noticed that she was crying so he had to rewind the movie to see what he missed. LOL.

 

[serafaith]

"The Passion" and "Sophie's Choice"....when she had to choose between her two children at the train station. Man, that was a horrid scene for any parent to get through without bawling like a baby! Blessings.....

 

[king-priest]

OH, I almost forgot -Iron Giant, at the end He (the giant robot) tells the boy to stay and he can't go with him and flys straight up so the warhead follows him and remembers what the boy told-"you are, who you choose to be"-Then the giant robot says smiling as he flys toward the warhead,"Superman"

 

[akasmom]

'The Passion' and 'Love Song for Bobby Long' both made me cry

 

[glo]

I cry in every movie and book - or it isn't a classic.

 

[romaneagle13]

Schindler's List, The Notebook, The Green Mile, Titanic, The Passion of the Christ, Charlotte's web (I may not like spiders but I always cry when Charlotte dies), Brian's song, Steel Magnolias, Terms of Endearment.

 

[Diane_Windsor]

I don't cry during movies.

Diane

 

[Our Sacred Honor]

life is beautiful (i always mix up that name...but im thinking of the one with the family in the holocaust), i watched a walk to remember with a bunch of girls so i cried during that hahahaha, passion of the christ, and i think thats it...o one tear during finding neverland if you count that...

 

[SparkyMaddie]

The Passion Of the Christ. But others have been Radio,Finding Neverland,I am David and just recently White Noise really made me cry.Mainly because I lost a friend last year.the film upset me but it gave me hope.

 

[AngylBelle]

Old Yeller...I watched it once when I was 9 and I will NEVER watch it again! Any movie that shows the death of an animal I just can't handle...

 

[Nanee5]

Oh,, I just remembered... Imitation of Life,, it's a real boohooer.. and Backstreet.. Old movies for a young girl like me,, but they are sooooo good

 

[chick_for_Christ]

The Passion of the Christ

 

[White Horse]

Old Yeller...I watched it once when I was 9 and I will NEVER watch it again! Any movie that shows the death of an animal I just can't handle...

I can't believe it took so long for someone to say that. In no particular order...

OLD YELLER
BRIAN'S SONG
SOMETHING FOR JOEY

 

[Krazeekkc]

Alot of movies I've cried from; there's too many to list but the Titanic and Romeo and Juliet always make me want to cry.

 

[fieldlily]

Magnificent Obsession

Splender in the Grass

The Way We Were

The Horse Whisperer.

( I am brought to tears every time I see these movies because of their endings...although not all of their endings are sad, just touching.)

 

[MetalBlade]

The Patriot, when they burned down that church with the citizens inside, that was a tear jerker. I also remember being jerked everytime, on Armagedon, when Bruce Willis shoves that one dude in the elevator, and takes his soon to be son-in-law's place to die, thus saving the world. yeah I don't like that movie. Bruce Willis never dies! Die Hard! All 3! Hello...lol

 

[gizmo03]

The Notebook is the last movie I cried watching, but every time I watch Steal Magnolias(one of my favorite movies) I cry like a baby.

 

[dustin-lee]

I teared up when I watched Hotel Rwanda, Pay It Forward and, The Passion.
Oh and My dog skip, at the end. I can't stand to see harm to a dog or any animal for that matter.

Star Wars 3 It was really sad when he is about to kill the young lings. And when they kill all the Jedi.