Do you cry during sad movies (what were some of them)?

If someone significant dies in a movie I am pretty much guaranteed to cry!

Aww...I too cried at Old Yeller & Where the Red Fern Grows. Hadn't seen The Yearling yet, but something tells me i need to have the tissue box nearby! ;-)

I cry at the drop of a hat these days, but I didn't used to cry at movies.

Back in my "tough" days My Girl and The Man in the Moon were the movies that could break me down everytime.

The movie was Turner and Hooch. I bawled when the dog was shot! I was soooo mad at the movie makers. They spend the whole movie working to get viewers to like the dog, then they kill him off!!!

The Boy in The Striped Pajamas


and

RENT (When Angel dies and at his funeral)

I used to cry a lot over movies, I thought for sure I would sob through American Sniper but I found that I was trying to comfort my fiancé as he served in the war and the movie was more of a trigger. I did tear up but no full on crying. Titanic didn't phase me until the credits then I cried.

Where the Red Fern Grows got me too.

Of Mice and Men.... I end up on the floor crying with that one.

Oh gawd, how could I not mention Of Mice and Men?!!?!?

I bawled my eyes out watching The Green Mile. I don't think any movie death ever hit me like that one. I'm a pretty easy target to at least get to tear up otherwise.

I've actually never cried during a movie. (Lol, I mentioned crying once and my oldest boy said, "Oh bull, Dad doesn't cry. I've never seen you cry. )

BUT! I couldn't finish watching A Pursuit of Happyness. It just hit waaaay to hard having been homeless for while.

And then there was Grave of the Fireflies.

It was literally the most upsetting movie I've ever watched and had they not broken the tension at the end of the movie by showing the good times that Seita and his sister had together I would have been a blubbering and bawling baby.

I saw a review that said something like:

I cried during the first part of "Up"....

Yeah, the first part of that movie was so sweet I got diabetes from it.

Persepolis was another moving animated movie.

This movie affected a few men I know. I suppose the responsibility of being a father and the stress of finding work. My dad was exhausted and irritable after watching it.

This movie depicted the reality of its time but today it's true for a father with kids too. There's shelters for men, for both women and men, for women with children and for abused women with and without children....but for men with children or abused men, almost nothing.

For homeless parents it's very hard since most shelters kick you out in the morning and you can't come back until super time. If your kids are under school age that's hard, very hard to look foe jobs or help. I think of all the shelters I was at only one allowed the moms of children under 5 to stay during the day. It was a women's only shelter. All other children were enrolled in a nearby school. My friend at the time who had cancer had to leave during the day too.

It's a harsh way to live. I couldn't finish watching this movie even though I knew it was a happy outcome.

Same. I cried every time I watched Marley & Me.

I once cried at the end of Dances with wolves

Stepmom
Old yeller. I can't stand animals being hurt.

"Dances with Wolves" does make me cry when he tries to say goodbye to Smiles a Lot and his best friend yells to him from the cliff. It gets me every time!

"Gorillas in the Mist" gets to me as well, as do most movies that include animal-harm.

i cry at almost all movies

There's many, but here's a few.
1. The Fault in Our Stars
2. Perks of Being a Wallflower
3. Prayers for Bobby
4. Titanic
5. Hachi

i always cry during the wizard of oz. the part where dorothy sees aunty m through the crystal ball.

steuart little

titanic

lion king at the death sceen

i'll cry at anything.

even if their's nothing to cry about

i'll cry at finding nemo because nemo's missing

and totally cried the whole night after watching toy story 3

The Fault In Our Stars
Labor Day
The Incredible Journey

Beaches
ET
Fluke
All Disney Movies
Some ads on the TV

Saving Private Ryan (after they storm the beach at Normandy)
Cast Away (apparently Tom Hanks makes me cry - lol)
The Shawshank Redemption
Ordinary People