Which movies make you cry?

by averyniceguy 83 Replies latest jw friends

  • averyniceguy
    averyniceguy

    Vinny, crying is good for you, it cleans your body of toxins!

  • Mrs Smith
    Mrs Smith

    Dead Poet Society .... seen it about 10 times and cry everytime.

  • KW13
    KW13

    I cant say cos its really pathetic....ok the Holiday - Romantic Comedy but i was made to CRY honest...wifey kicked me in the shin at the sad parts....

  • Vinny
    Vinny

    Guess I'm toxic then. : (


    Yes I cry. There, it's admitted. But I'll probably deny it all if it's ever brought up. I'll just say I was drinking when I typed that.


    In fact I never really typed it at all....


    Somebody has hijacked my account.


    Probabaly my wife...











  • tijkmo
    tijkmo

    gone with the wind

    shawshank redemption

    10 things i hate about you

    the natural

    how to lose a guy in 10 days

    the apartment

  • poppers
    poppers

    Anne of Green Gables - the first two movies, not the wretched 3rd one
    Little Women
    Sabrina

    I love these kind of movies, and I'm a guy. I'm not afraid to shed tears. I don't give a rat's ass about being a "manly man" in my own eyes or in the eyes of others.

  • Happy Harvester
    Happy Harvester

    Rocky

    Million Dollar Baby

    The English Patient

    . . . I'm thinking

  • Happy Harvester
    Happy Harvester

    Old Yeller

    ed to say - Before I read the thread, I was thinking, everyone's going to want to know what I'm talking about, John Doe! I think that might be the first or second movie I actually cried at.

    Oh yeah, I just remembered the other one from my childhood that still always makes me cry:

    Dumbo.

    And no one will ever be given my true identity after that confession!

  • freyd
    freyd

    "Father of the Bride" - Part II

  • littlerockguy
    littlerockguy

    Ordinary People - one of the final scenes where everything is coming together for Conrad (Timothy Hutton) and he meets up with his psychiatrist (Judd Hursh); very emotional. I cry every time I see it.

    Imitation of Life

    Madame X - One of Lana Turner's last films. Can't believe it isn't out on DVD yet!

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