Come on, admit it...you've cried at a movie or two. (Or in my case a movie or 20)

What are some of the movies you've cried at? Yes, even the ones you're embarassed to admit.

My list is more than a couple:

1.Lion King
2.Man On The Moon
3.Ghost
4.A League of Their Own
5.The Other Sister
6.October Sky
7.Homeword Bound
8.Armageddon
9.Stepmom
10.Phenomenon
11.JackFrost
12.It's A Wonderful Life
13.Breakfast at Tiffany's

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The movie that brought the most tears for me was Splendour In The Grass with Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty. I was about 14 the first time I saw it and I remember running to mother and sobbing hysterically. It really broke my heart.
The Joy Luck Club was also sad in parts and Schindler's List.

There's one called "My Life", I think, quite sad.

And I started crying a little at the end of "American Beauty". And of course "My Girl".
waaa!

I have to admit I got a little misty-eyed towards the end of "Mission: Impossible" when I started thinking of those two hours and $6.50 I'd never get back...

I am such a sad sap at emotional movies, and I know it will inevitably be sad but yet I never take kleenex with me and I always end up wiping my face on my shirt (or the person´s next to me...whom I go with).
Anyway...

ET (don´t wanna talk about it)
Terms of Endearment
Steel Magnolias (cemetery scene)
Beaches (waaaahhh)
Dying Young
Life is Beautiful
Schindler´s List
Braveheart (the end...bawled!)
Last of the Mohicans (cliff scene)
Titanic (record-breaker...cried 8 times)

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I know this is a big cliche, but "It's A Wonderful Life" gets me every time. When the brother says, "here's to my brother George, the richest guy in town," I am on the floor, sobbing.

I have cried at Air bud( basketball )
I have also cried at Titanic

braceheart, american history x, life is beautiful

Bringing this one back up.

What movies do you cry at?

Every single time I watch the old movie Madame X I cry my eyes out. I must have seen that movie twenty times and I still cry. I have to admit I cry at most all of the old Shirley Temple movies.

I'm such a softie I cry at loads of movies, but usually only if nobody's watching. Here are just some of the LOADS that have made me cry:

Ghost
Terms of Endearment
Philadelphia Story
The Colour Purple (half a box of tissues this one!)
Casalblanca
Brief Encounter
and most old black and white movies - the classics - don't know why, they just do.

i don't cry as much in a movie theater as much as i cry when i'm in my own home watching a movie, but there was one instance when my boyfriend (now husband) went to see "the outsiders"--you know, the movie with all the hunks of the day--patrick swayze, tom cruise, c. thomas howell, ralph macchio, etc.--and, at the very end, ralph macchio's character dies. i started crying, and for the life of me i could not stop. i had to sit in the theater until everyone had gone because i was crying so much. and i was still crying when we got up to leave. i cried in the car all the way home, and i was still crying when we walked into the house.
i don't know what was wrong with me that day. movies have made me cry before, but never like that...

I thought Titanic was sad at the ending. that mad me cry
=*(

Up to the top....

There are a lot of movies that can make me misty eyed.

Armageddon
It's a Wonderful Life
Driving Miss Daisy
The Green Mile
Terms Of Endearment (When the daughter's kids come to see her in the hospital for the last time.)
A League Of Their Own
Turner and Hooch
In Castaway though, when Wilson floated away, It didn't bother me at all.

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there are lots of films to make me get the tissues out,

but I watched "The Mirror has two faces" Barbra Streisand.....sniff sniff

I cry at nearly every movie I see... most notably were "Braveheart" and "Titanic". Most embarrassing? That would be when Antie died in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". Come on! I was like, 7 years old!!!

I BAWLED my eyes out when I saw "Message in a Bottle". That was one of the worst ones. I cried at both Babe movies. Definately cried at "My Girl". Dropped a few at Titanic. Schindler's List just purely drained me.... Gee, there are soooo many!

I hardly ever cry, I was raised that way (BOYS DON'T CRY). But when my son was 10 days old and it was the first quiet evening, we saw Paul Simon's live concert of Graceland in I think South-West-Africa. Then Paul sang Under African Skies together with Miriam Makeba, and I simply couldnt stop crying for at least a quarter of an hour. This is more than 12 years ago, and still I can't see that video or hear the song with dry eyes.

Old Yeller - I can't watch this movie anymore. There is not a gunshot in ANY movie that gets me as bad as the one in this film.
The Godfather II - the only gunshot that even comes close to the one in Old Yeller-when Michael is standing at the window overlooking the lake and hears the gunshot that kills Fredo.
Life Is Beautiful - "We won the game!!!" I lost it.
Rocky IV - when Apollo dies. I bawled when I first saw it.
Pride of the Yankees
The Natural
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - when Chief kills Murph.
Return of the Jedi - when Vader dies.
Dead Poets Society - when Neil commits suicide.

For a real old time tear jerker I recommended Imitation of Life with Lana Turner keep the Kleenex handy. More recently Billy Elliot did me in I had tears rolling down my face A truly great film don't miss it. If you enjoy a good cry watching foriegn films see Cinema Paradiso,the first time I rented the video I was crying so hard at the end I had to rewind the tape so I could actually see it.Absolutely Beautiful.