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Silvy · 02-02-2004, 01:13 AM

Grave of the Fireflies

That is THE saddest movie. Ever. I was freakin sobbing for 10 minutes straight and had to sit on my mom's lap and smother her side. I was what..14 or 15. If you don't get at least a little bit teary-eyed while watching this movie, there is something seriously wrong with you.

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AIWANNABE · 02-02-2004, 04:53 PM

Hardball
I am sam
A walk to remember (probably the worst)

rabgal · 02-03-2004, 05:08 AM

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Does anyone remember crying at the movie the Champ? I was in the 7th grade bawled and squaled!

That was the first movie to come to mind when I read the thread title. I think I was in grade 5 ... "Wake Up, Champ, Wake Up" *sniffle, sniffle, snort*

Other tearjerkers:

Big Fish
Whale Rider
About Schmidt
ET (even after all these years)
Saving Private Ryan
Joy Luck Club
Steel Magnolias
Charlotte's Web
Beaches
Old Yeller
Simon Birch
Stand By Me
My Dog Skip

Okay I'm a pansy-ass - I'd cry at pretty much every episode of Little House on the Prairie

aifan4life · 06-10-2004, 10:18 PM

*Steel Magnolias
*Titanic-Especially when the little girls have to leave their daddy...
*Radio-I hate the scene where they lock him in that room and throw footballs at the door and when his mom dies...big tear jerker
*Hairspray-Yes, I know crazy, but when the drunk is singing along to the song about lost love, I bawl....
*Selena!-Cried for so long!
*Stepmom-My cousin and I went through almost two boxes of Kleenex when we watched this..
*My Girl-The funeral scene when Veda begs for his glasses to be put on.. oh my gosh, that was sooo sad...
*Walk to Remember-sooo sad, but the boyfriend is soooo sweet!
*Crossroads-bawled like a baby...
*To Kill a Mockingbird-I love that movie tho.. its sooo sweet
*My Best Friend's Wedding-The scene where they dance on the boat.. awww!

Lotuslander · 06-11-2004, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Ignatius

I can catch the last 5 minutes of any lifetime movie and be grabbing for Kleenex. Heck, I can cry for sitcom shows--for example, last weeks episode of 24 made me shed a few tears (when Kim and her father were saying their goodbyes).

But for the life of me, I can't remember any specific movies; probably because crying is not noteworthy since I cry all the times. Going down the list that's already been hashed out here by others, I'm pretty sure my eyes were wet for all of those.

*Going off topic here* My biggest cry of all times came from reading Gone With the Wind. I must have cried for the last hundred pages of the book (about 2 hours reading time) and then, and I know this sounds like exaggeration but I assure you I would *not* brag about this, I cried for another hour after I finished the book. Three straight hours of crying. And this happened, not only the first time I read the book, but the second and third, as well. What a book!

Me too, I love Gone with the Wind the book, not the movie.......

Noreen · 06-11-2004, 06:42 PM

I blubbered my way through Seabiscuit.................... ..

macontosh2000 · 06-11-2004, 07:30 PM

I still cry while watching In America

I used to cry during
Seabiscuit
Finding Nemo

hollywoodbarbie · 06-13-2004, 01:23 AM

[quote=rabgal]That was the first movie to come to mind when I read the thread title. I think I was in grade 5 ... "Wake Up, Champ, Wake Up" *sniffle, sniffle, snort*

Thanks Rabgal
I had totally forgotten about The Joy Luck Club....Loved that movie.
Does anyone remember Ice Castles and Ode to Billy Joe?I was a huge Robbie Benson fan and he starred in both movies back in the 70's.Both made me cry

lisahasamac · 06-13-2004, 02:41 AM

Recently... "The Last Samurai".

And the worst that I can remember in the past year, is easily "The Passion of the Christ". Sounds cliche, I know. I am not a hugely religious individual, but oh my goodness. I am a mother, and I lost it when she had the child flashback, when he fell down. The tears flowed heavily throughout that entire film.

Isn't amazing how much we cry when we know what the ending is going to be... and what will happen...? IE: "The Passion", "Titanic", and "Pearl Harbor"

hollywoodbarbie · 06-14-2004, 12:49 AM

Just watched House of Sand and Fog last night...what a sob fest! Brilliant...I needed a good cry

02-02-2004, 01:13 AM	#101
Silvy Rebel Prince Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Diego Posts: 936	Grave of the Fireflies That is THE saddest movie. Ever. I was freakin sobbing for 10 minutes straight and had to sit on my mom's lap and smother her side. I was what..14 or 15. If you don't get at least a little bit teary-eyed while watching this movie, there is something seriously wrong with you. __________________ "I can hear the silence. Of what we used to be. And I can see the sign. of what you want to be."

06-10-2004, 10:18 PM	#104
aifan4life Soul Patrol Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Dandridge,TN Age: 18 Posts: 254	I'm such a sappy person... Steel Magnolias Titanic-Especially when the little girls have to leave their daddy... Radio-I hate the scene where they lock him in that room and throw footballs at the door and when his mom dies...big tear jerker Hairspray-Yes, I know crazy, but when the drunk is singing along to the song about lost love, I bawl.... Selena!-Cried for so long! Stepmom-My cousin and I went through almost two boxes of Kleenex when we watched this.. My Girl-The funeral scene when Veda begs for his glasses to be put on.. oh my gosh, that was sooo sad... Walk to Remember-sooo sad, but the boyfriend is soooo sweet! Crossroads-bawled like a baby... To Kill a Mockingbird-I love that movie tho.. its sooo sweet My Best Friend's Wedding-The scene where they dance on the boat.. awww! __________________ ~Tennessee Sweetheart~*

06-13-2004, 02:41 AM	#109
lisahasamac Lisa Nicole Join Date: May 2004 Location: Nebraska :-O Age: 31 Posts: 36	Recently... "The Last Samurai". And the worst that I can remember in the past year, is easily "The Passion of the Christ". Sounds cliche, I know. I am not a hugely religious individual, but oh my goodness. I am a mother, and I lost it when she had the child flashback, when he fell down. The tears flowed heavily throughout that entire film. Isn't amazing how much we cry when we know what the ending is going to be... and what will happen...? IE: "The Passion", "Titanic", and "Pearl Harbor" __________________ "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."

02-02-2004, 04:53 PM	#102
AIWANNABE FORT Fogey Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The Big Brother House Posts: 9,833	Hardball I am sam A walk to remember (probably the worst)

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Noreen FORT Fogey Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Reading your thoughts Posts: 2,275	I blubbered my way through Seabiscuit.................... ..

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macontosh2000 Dash Parr Join Date: Jul 2003 Age: 20 Posts: 164	I still cry while watching In America I used to cry during Seabiscuit Finding Nemo

06-13-2004, 01:23 AM	#108
hollywoodbarbie FORT Fan Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Canada Age: 43 Posts: 184	[quote=rabgal]That was the first movie to come to mind when I read the thread title. I think I was in grade 5 ... "Wake Up, Champ, Wake Up" sniffle, sniffle, snort Thanks Rabgal I had totally forgotten about The Joy Luck Club....Loved that movie. Does anyone remember Ice Castles and Ode to Billy Joe?I was a huge Robbie Benson fan and he starred in both movies back in the 70's.Both made me cry

06-14-2004, 12:49 AM	#110
hollywoodbarbie FORT Fan Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Canada Age: 43 Posts: 184	Just watched House of Sand and Fog last night...what a sob fest! Brilliant...I needed a good cry