Movies that made you cry *Spoilers*

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This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

sammyjenkis898

I thought she was a bit bland in Eastern Promises though. Mostly because Viggo Mortesen, and Vincent Cassel upstaged her constantly.

She hasn't impressed me much other than in Mulholland drive. I think there are other better actresses around like Samantha Morton, and Cate Blanchett.

A lot actually, Titanic, Million Dollar Baby, first 10 minutes of Up, some Pixar movies....Bloodseeker23

i remeber SLC Punk, pretty good movie

there are abunch of movies that have made me tear up :P

Air Bud, Life is Beautiful, Grave of the Fireflies made me cry. Schindler's List and Hotel Rwanda didn't make me cry, but I had a lump in my throat in certain parts.

cried alittle in monsters inc when boo went home

welled up in opening of up

almost cried during end of 2010 as i just wasted 2 hours of my life on complete and utter crap

Milo and Otis.

I forgot about a film I saw recently that made me tear up a bit.

The Remains of the day is a fantastic film. The bus scene in the rain near the end was such a heartbreaking scene. It had the potential to be cliche but Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins are so great in their roles that they make it special.

Pokemon movie ALWAYS ****ing gets me. WAKE UP, ASH! WAKE UP! *baws* :cry::cry:

Marley and Me :cry:

AI: Artificial Intelligence. Damn you Haley Joel Osment!:cry:

Not many have made me cry. Some have when I was younger though. The end of Planes, trains, and automobiles made me feel sad when they revealed why John Candy was always on the road. These are the few that have made me actually tear up though.

1. The Road

[spoiler] When Viggo dies at the end. [/spoiler]

2. Watership down

3. Gallipoli

4. My dog skip

5. The Fly

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

Waltz with Bashir

The very end of Saving Private Ryan, when it shows Private Ryan as an old man at the captain's grave in Arlington National Cemetery.

Salo, or 120 days of sodom.Jazz_Fan

Before you read my list, please keep in mind that some of these movies I saw when I was a kid...

My list:

The Champ (1979)

Philadelphia

The Elephant Man

The Dark Crystal

possibly- Schindler's List and Fearless

very nearly- UP

Pearl Harbour

The opening montage in Up very successfully plucked my heartstringsxaos

The very end of Saving Private Ryan, when it shows Private Ryan as an old man at the captain's grave in Arlington National Cemetery.

cowplayinghalo

Bridge to Terabithia :cry: Oh my Annasophia Robb!

Up
The Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
I Am Sam
Patch Adams
Life is Beautiful

I could go on.

-Bridge to Terabithia

-Forrest Gump

;_;