What is your favorite tearjerker movie?

Anonymous
Passion of the Christ...I was a mess for days.
Anonymous
Mr Holland Opus
Anonymous
Has anyone ever watched Ordinary People?
Granted it's from 1980, but I've heard great things about it.


Also, Into Thin Air.
That scene when Rob Hall is dying on the top of Mt Everest and gets patched through via satellite phone to his pregnant wife.
So sad!
Anonymous
Ordinary People is a good movie. Of the emotionally detached WASP genre like Interiors and Myth of Fingerprints. Well worth watching. Movie set in suburbs north of Chicago but book was set in Edina, MN where author still lives.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ordinary People is a good movie. Of the emotionally detached WASP genre like Interiors and Myth of Fingerprints. Well worth watching. Movie set in suburbs north of Chicago but book was set in Edina, MN where author still lives.


Thanks!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ordinary People is a good movie. Of the emotionally detached WASP genre like Interiors and Myth of Fingerprints. Well worth watching. Movie set in suburbs north of Chicago but book was set in Edina, MN where author still lives.


Required watching for my MSW program.
Anonymous
I ugly cried at the end of the Notebook
Anonymous
Breaker Morant - I cried for 3 days. It makes Terms of Endearment seem like comedy.
Anonymous
Nester the Long Eared Donkey.

Honestly and truly. I bawl every time I see it.
Anonymous
An Affair to Remember
Anonymous
Breaking the Waves
Anonymous
I second Life as a House. Loved that movie. Love the idea of regret and the analogy of building a future you won't live to see.
Anonymous
Terms of Endearment.

I literally have goosebumps right now thinking about it. "Give my daughter the shot!"

Wahhhhh
Anonymous
Watch Life As A House. It's not the big ugly obvious tears. It's those sad regretful deep tears and you don't see coming. I love hate those types of movies. Rabbit Hole is similar but curiously not as heart-tugging.
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