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movies that make you cry
Ladybug:
Man, the first time I watched The Notebook, I couldn't understand why everyone loved it, but I rewatched it tonight after, oddly enough, having read a lot about it in various places the last week or so, and God, I'm a wreck. There have most definitely been other, sadder movies that haven't made me cry, but for some reason, I was bawling by the last part of it.. It also made me think about how I've actually (if I'm lucky, that is) lived about a quarter of my life, although I'm not quite sure why, and most of it has been extraordinarily boring.
After giving it some thought, I think I tend to cry during very, well, a lot movies. It's sort of weird that I'm such a big movie/TV crier, because apparently, I don't show a lot of emotion otherwise, which again makes it more embarrassing when I actually start crying over nothing in movies/on TV, but sometimes it's just impossible not to.
Siibillam-Law:
Can't remember what films I've cried on. I remember when I was little I thought the Fox and the Hound was worth crying after
I remember gettign all teary during the Seymour episode of Futurama and that other episode where he thinks his brother stole his identity. The Scrubs where Cox screws up and someone dies was sad too.
Filmwise though, I can't really think of anything
sashasayssashay:
I Am Sam - I can't specify a scene because I pretty much cry through the entire movie.
The Notebook - same thing. Every time Noah's in pain, I'm in pain. Hahaha
Atonement - ouch. Such a sad movie.
Arkvoodle:
I feel kinda odd for mentioning this one, but... Bambi. Three guesses what part.
and The Iron Giant- "You are what you choose to be..." "SUPERMAN!"
plumbob78:
Only "movie" I cry at every time is a British TV mystery The Remorseful Day, from he Inspector Morse series. I cry every time I read the novel, too. But's that's probably not because the book or the novel are terribly sad, but because of the attachment I have to one of the characters.
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