Movies That Make You Cry

The first movie I ever cried at was Field of dreams, when he goes out to play catch with his dad... gets me right there every time.

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The first movie I ever cried at was Field of dreams, when he goes out to play catch with his dad... gets me right there every time.

See what Kevin Costner can make you do??

Sorry, couldn't resist to all the guys/gals that dislike Costner!! j/k!!!

We just watched, for about the fourth time, Secondhand Lions, starring Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. For anyone brought up in a broken home, this movie will sure get the tears goin'. One of the best movies I've ever seen, and yes, it makes me cry .

As for my dear little wife, there's hardly a movie around that doesn't touch her heart in some way and make her cry, either out of happiness or sadness or just "being touched". She notes that The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer does not have that affect on her, but it does make us all laugh!

Chester

Anything with Kevin Costner in it and the remote doesn't work to switch channels.

Seriously, it depends on the mood you are in and how much the movie affects you

If you see The Spitfire Grill, that will be a great tear jerker. Let me see, I was touched with a few tears with Steel Magnolias; that was Julia Roberts' death. And if you were not touched by We Are Marshall, then you may not be alive.

Cheers

Hondo, I won't admit it to my wife but that scene in Steel Magnolia's got me as well. Damn, we sound like a bunch of wussie's!!

I cry at everything.

Oh I cry with just about everything on tv.But films eh?!The one that tops the list must be Shadowlands with Anthony Hopkins and Debra Winger.I was so glad that I missed this one in the cinema 'cause I cried my eyes out when I finally did see it.Next day at work everybody kept asking me if something was wrong in the family and I had to say that I had seen just a film the night before

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See what Kevin Costner can make you do??

Sorry, couldn't resist to all the guys/gals that dislike Costner!! j/k!!!

The tears in my eyes when I watch a Costner movie is from the continued gagging from complete a utter boredom!!!

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The tears in my eyes when I watch a Costner movie is from the continued gagging from complete a utter boredom!!!

That hurts Kevin, that really hurts!!!

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Hondo, I won't admit it to my wife but that scene in Steel Magnolia's got me as well. Damn, we sound like a bunch of wussie's!!

Viper, what can I say, I wouldn't call us a wussie's just men with a sensitive side . What do women know?

Cheers

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Viper, what can I say, I wouldn't call us a wussie's just men with a sensitive side . What do women know?

Cheers

Hey, now, watch it . . . ! This woman knows plenty, and she says it takes a REAL man to be able to cry in front of others- I'll never make fun of you or any other man who shows that sensitive side!

Mrs. C

Mrs. C, thanks.

My wife knows I am getting to be a softy. I am getting that way with not only movies but my kids now. Guess you can call it getting older!!

Ain't that the truth! I am also getting a little softer as I age. Movies rarely got me when I was in my 20's but now I find myself getting misty if the ending is happy or sad. The first movie I remember making me misty was called Without A Trace with Judd Hirsh and Kate Nelligan made in 1983. The movie was about a missing child and I balled my eyes out at the ending. My wife at the time thought I was losing it .

And I am with you SXViper. My kids can get me choked up easy now. Pride for them will do that.

Mark

hi you guys

its great that you can get in touch with your "femmen side" (i know that its spelt wrong but it is from an ad down under). films that make me have a good sob include children, animals be them happy or sad but the one that still gets me is the movie called "the dam busters" when nigger the dog dies and his owner goes to his out tray grabs his lead looks at the door and the scratch marks then throughs the lead into the rubbish bin.

the little bloke gets up and leaves the room when it is a sad part in the movie and wont come back till it has passed he especially doesnt like parts when someone or some animal dies.

cheers smokey

Ok I'm afraid I'll have to join this conversation. Last night when I watched 'Rocky Balboa' I was a little choked at the end of the fight when the two adversaries hugged each other at the end of the fight as they both respected each other. The problem was however I was in the cinema and this scene was right at the end so I had to compose myself again very quickly, I don't know whats come over me.

An Affair To Remember - That's what you might call "our" movie. Wife and I met on the Internet. We watched that movie together and talked via a chat program call Powwow while we watched it.

When ET nearly died and then lived and then left for 'home'
takes some beating.

When they shot 'Old Yeller'

When Bambi's mom died

Boo Hoo

Hi Keith

I still can't watch 'Old Yeller' being shot and I still find it very difficult to watch Duke being killed in his movies.