What was the most tearful movie you saw?

[mindyerwin1]

Titanic...especially the scene with the older couple in bed and the water is washing in around them. I lose it every time I see that scene! They'd rather die than to be separated. How sweet!

 

[A Taffer]

The Bourne Supremacy

The scene in which the Neski girl finds out that Bourne is the one who really killed her parents and not her mom.

 

[glo]

I cry, even before I watch the movie. I watch the TRAILER and I cry.
I am a sap.

How could I forget Todd and Copper?!? I remember seeing that in my elementary school auditorium and trying my best to hide my tears from my friends.

Our teacher played I Am Sam (starring Sean Penn) for two classes together, and NO ONE hid their tears. Everyone was crying a river during the entire movie.

 

[shakingthedustoffmyfeet]

We Were Soldiers

 

[ffman]

So far, I would have to say LOTR. I never cried, but the entire story shows the goodness in a world filled with evil (much like our own), and shows how important friendships can really be.

 

[Coconut12]

The Notebook for sure

 

[cygnusx1]

Jesus of Nazereth .


and The Titanic

 

[WalkOn]

The Passion and A Walk to Remember. Lord of the Rings as well.

 

[country woman]

8 Seconds the scene where Lane Frost gets killed by a bull.

 

[country woman]

oh ya the Horse Whisperer makes me cry too

 

[Swede]

Pay it Forward. I also cried at almost every episode of Little House on the Prairie

 

[whimsyjean]

Most recently Finding Neverland.

 

[fieldlily]

The first really tearful movie I remember seeing was Bambi.

 

[defyinggravity]

Pay it Forward

 

[WalkOn]

Terms of Endearment

 

[Sacrifice]

The Passion
Hotel Rwanda
I am sam

 

[agyevesam]

The Notebook- I started crying as soon as movie started, b/c I had read the book and knew what was coming.

Legends of the Fall- Great movie. I don't like Brad Pitt, but Anthony Hopkins is an incredible actor. He was great in "Meet Joe Black". That one made me cry too.

 

[HoosierMommy]

The first movie I ever cried on was "Homeward Bound" at the very end.

"I Am Sam" made me teary, too.

 

[BranwenUerchLlyr]

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...

Oh yes.. Gets me EVERY time. =)

 

[Sign Of The Fish Burger]

I am Sam made me cry so hard. It's such a great movie