Fun: Movies That Make You Cry

[leeashroe]

Definitely Never Let Me Go.

It was a beautiful movie, and since I've read the book too, I felt a great deal of satisfaction. I didn't get some parts of the book, by so what I mean is - I don't feel anything on certain events. But after watching the movie I was "Ohhh so this is what it's about". In short, both the movie and the book got me into an indescribable emotional experience and really REALLY touched me in a way very few movies could.

Originally Posted by cycycy

Titanic of course. I can still cry even though I've watched it like 5 or 6 times already.

Second, Australia.

Yes indeed Titanic too! I think I watch it every year and tho I know the story so well, I will end up crying like a baby anyways

Never watched Australia

[Dman90]

Awwwh right Never Let Me Go was saaaaaaaaaad! Really really sad

[breakfast]

titanic,that movie is so romantic and i really moved by their love, James Cameron's 'Titanic' is essentially a romantic adventure with visual grandeur and magnificence, a timeless tragic love story set against the background of this major historical event... It's an astonishing movie that exemplifies hope, love and humanity...

[Laavania]

Guzarissh an hindi movie,it shows you a life of a magician that struggles to live and even end his life went he became paralyzed.

[desireeV]

Interesting topic! Gosh! I can go on non-stop in naming all the movies that made me cry like a baby but i'll try to limit it to 5. Just like everybody else I have to include Titanic as one of the movies that made me cry like a baby. That scene where Kate Winslet lets go of Leo DiCaprio's frozen dead body to sink into the ocean was just heart-wrenching!!

The Road starring Viggo Mortensen was equally sad. The scene where he was about to die and leave his young son all alone was the cue for my tears to roll down my cheeks.

Atonement starring James McAvoy and Keira Knightley was a great movie! I cried at the end where they showed a scene where the two were happily strolling down a beach when in fact, they died before they could ever be together.

The Lovely Bones was beautiful thanks to Saoirse Ronan and Mark Walhberg's portrayal as the daughter that was brutally murdered & the father who avenged her.

and the last one has to be The Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King. The part where Frodo leaves the Shire with the Elves cause he couldn't recover from the journey was so emotional. Just thinking about is getting me teared up.

[Dominic]

Inarritu's Biutiful starring Javier Bardem. One of the best and most depressing movies I've watched so far.

[Laavania]

prayers for bobby..it is very touching