What is your favorite tearjerker movie?

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[Post New]10/26/2019 19:08
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Anonymous
Bucket list.. funny /sad.

[Post New]10/26/2019 19:09
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Anonymous
The Bridges of Madison County
[Post New]10/27/2019 06:18
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close Omg... I watched it for the first time last year, it is the only 9/11 movie I've ever had the stomach to watch, but that scene with the voicemails... I sobbed from there until the end.


OMG. Yes! precisely.

Yes, this movie was amazing!
[Post New]10/27/2019 07:01
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Anonymous
Eat drink man woman
[Post New]10/27/2019 09:21
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Anonymous
Awakenings.

Robin Williams/Robert DeNiiro does such a great job. The fact that these people could not be helped and this actually does happen in real life to me, is the saddest thing.
[Post New]10/27/2019 09:23
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Anonymous
The Man in the Moon
[Post New]10/27/2019 09:39
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Anonymous
Disney's Mulan. The part when the Emperor bows to Mulan and everyone also bows to her. I always weep!



This is the extent of sadness I can take in, in movies. I am emotionally very fragile.

[Post New]10/27/2019 09:51
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Anonymous
Where the Red Fern Grows (with Robert Redford way back at the beginning of his career)
[Post New]10/28/2019 09:07
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Always

Up--I'm surprised DH kept dating me after this movie. We were in the theater. We had just started dating. I start ugly crying so hard I'm scaring the kids around me.


"you bought me girl clothes!"
[Post New]10/28/2019 10:04
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Anonymous
A.I. Artificial Intelligence made me cry like a baby when I saw it when I was in high school. There’s no way I could watch it now as an adult and a parent.
[Post New]10/28/2019 15:25
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Anonymous
The Fault In Our Stars
Stepmom
A Walk to Remember
Steel Magnolias
[Post New]10/28/2019 15:26
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Anonymous
Imitation of Life.
[Post New]10/28/2019 15:27
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:A.I. Artificial Intelligence made me cry like a baby when I saw it when I was in high school. There’s no way I could watch it now as an adult and a parent.


Toy Story 3 is disturbing as a child but absolutely heartwrenching as a parent.
[Post New]10/28/2019 15:51
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Dumbo

Especially that one scene...

If you've seen it you know the one.


Haven't seen it in decades but I know what you're talking about. It gets me every time.
[Post New]10/28/2019 20:53
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Anonymous
The Champ - 1970s movie with Jon Voight, Ricky Schroeder and Faye Dunaway
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