Movies that make you bawl

You try and breath steady and deep....come on body...smooth and regular. Stop that trembling...the seat is attached to the one next to it...might feel the vibration. Lips!...stop that quivering. Ah poop...dam breakdown. Hope no one is looking at me...better look around and see...but wait...better only move my eyes...or someone might notice me looking around and know.

Know that...even as a member of the CPF group...the most feared clan in the unenlightened world...

:huh: I`M CRYING :shakehead Well...almost. Had you going for a moment :nana:

What movies have made you...almost...cry

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Quite a few to be honest but the one that always gets me is:-

Cool Runnings,the end part when the crowd claps as they carry there tobogen across the line.It gets me every time.

Terms of Endearment and Of Mice and Men with John Malkovich, especially where the old dog of Candy's gets shot and the old farmhand allows the other men to kill his dog because he is too old and no good in their opinion and then of course when Lenny gets the axe in the end. Little Big Man, where Dustin Hoffman's Indian wife and son get shot and killed. I am sure there a few more as well but they are the top three that come to mind.

Taking Chance

That is a moving movie.

Field of Dreams when Kevin Costner asks his dad if he wants to have a catch............:mecry:

...somebody call the Whaaaambulance....

First one I can remember was called " Old yeller "...I think. They have to shoot the family farm dog when he gets rabies...after fighting a bear...saving the family...:mecry:

And maybe during Titanic...on the floating piece of wood when she realizes her friend is dead...let`s go of him. And at the end...when, as an old lady, she throws the gold thing into the ocean...symbolically letting go of the sad memory.

And for some reason during Avatar...when Jake makes the speech to the group, about sending a message back to the sky people :thumbsup:. Not a sad scene...but some sort of emotion jerking :thinking:

I begin to tear up at every movie with Scarlet Johannsen or Megan Fox in it when they are not on the screen- does that count?

saving private ryan gets me. i'm sure there's more but that's off the top of my head.

RAGE CAGE said:

I begin to tear up at every movie with Scarlet Johannsen or Megan Fox in it when they are not on the screen- does that count?

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I feel your pain :naughty: :mecry:

Marley & Me. the last 30 mins of the movie is all about the process of putting their dog to sleep in detail.. so sad.

Of course a CPF'er would never cry :shakehead.

However certain lumps may develop in the throat during certain movies

The last time I think this occured to me was during "The Reader"

Although the subject was less than sympathetic in her actions and behaviors, the movie forcefully conveyed that buried under it all she too had a heart and suffered greatly.

The scene where she is older and the "reader" came to see her in prison shortly before her scheduled release was very emotional.

This actress (The same female lead as "Revolutionary Road" I forget her name), is outstanding in her skill and believeability, to make this character sympathetic is no small task, and she succeeded.

Edit: Kate Winslet is her name, Oh those eyes..

Oh I thought of more, "The Notebook", at the end, and "The English Patient" when he could not get back to the cave, and what she wrote down as she died alone in the dark.

All Dogs Go To Heaven - gets me every time :sigh:

it seems that lots of people here are dog lovers. I'd say half the movies mentioned are about dogs.

Armageddon - at the end when Will Patton's character gets off the shuttle and sees his little boy :mecry:

Agraeed on Saving Private Ryan. Aslo, We Were Soldiers. And who doesn't cry watching Gone in 60 Seconds! What they do to Ellanor...:mecry:

JB5 said:

Marley & Me. the last 30 mins of the movie is all about the process of putting their dog to sleep in detail.. so sad.

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You know, I was worried about Marley & Me having that effect on me but the way they portrayed that dog made me hate it so much while it was healthy that it didn't bother me a bit. I wanted to blast that evil, POS dog with a shotgun myself.

I can well up on a lot of movies . . . animal heroics get me sometimes, even if it's animated. But the only movie that met the critera of "make me bawl," as the OP put it was Beeches. Yes, it's old but holy crap, that got me good.

I'm weird I know, but Sweet November and Big Fish are the big two for me.

Letters from Iwo Jima
What Dreams May Have Come
March of the Penguins
Seven Years in Tibet
Joy Luck Club
...
just to name a few...

Life is Beautiful & Schindler's List do it for me...