The beginning of UP and the end of Bolt made me cry.

OH and this other movie made me cry called Artifical intelligence i cried like a baby and i only saw the end.

Oh and the movie UP made me cry 6 times yah 6 and it was a cartoon i mean common

Lilo and Stitch......


that's seriously the only thing i can think of right now

lilo and stich is not sad at all

Fox and the hound dog and most disney movies , The notebook , I am legend I cried my eyes out when the dog died

Up was extremely sad

I cried at "Australia" the other day.... but before that the only movies I remember crying at is "Dan in Real Life" and "I am Legend"

I also cried in a lot of other movies but i dont remember the name. I cry like a baby all the time!:)

Bridge to Terabythia. I read the book ages before I saw the movie and the end happened so quick...

Also Cloverfield. I have no clue, the movie is right up my alley. Maybe because when I first saw it, it was raining so I was running on the treadmill. Every one is running and screaming and I was running too so it was like I was there or something xD

Oh yes that was a very sad movie. I also like it a lot it was a great book and a good movie.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.. I cried from start to finish..

DragonHeart gets me every time. I can't help but bawl my eyes out at the end of that movie. sooo sad. :< poor sean connery dragon.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. mhmm.

Lol, cheesy movies seem to make me cry all the time.
But um, a few off the top of my head...
The Last Samurai, at the part where he's kneeling down and telling the emperor about the "way of the samurai". Gah, sad.
Seven Pounds, I didn't realize what was going to happen until it actually happened. Then I was like, please don't pleeease don-- oh, shit man.

I cried when I watched Click LOL. Even though it's a comedy, it made me tear up when it got to that special moment.

I cried during Mulan II, the second time I watched it. And then... that's about all I can think of. XD A lot of Disney classics make me wanna cry, but usually I only get to the verge of tears.

But all in all, I hardly cry during movies or such. I didn't even cry during the Notebook! Ha!

Oh, certainly!
Lots and lots of movies have made me cry, I must admit. :sweat:
I know I'm not alone on this boat though! :)

Although one that strikes me the most is "The girl who leapt through time", also known as "Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo". I was given it as a gift, and it hadn't struck me as much, but when I watched it, the film fast became my all-time favourite. >u< It's a beautiful storyline, which a lovely bittersweet ending, different from a lot of films with the usual happy endings, which I had gotten used to.

It might not seem like something special from first impressions, but it always brings me to tears, and I find it is a film I can enjoy rewatching without boring myself, and I am also bound to cry, no matter how many times I have previously seen it! :sweat:

Some more "cliché" (not cliché films, oh no, more in the fact they are more common to make people cry...) films that make me cry, are "Marley and me" and "Ghost". "Ghost" gets me every time, no matter how much I try not to cry. >w<;;
Also, Titanic, although I find it has a few flaws as I grow older, the ending scene always brings tears to my eyes. :heart:

I don't think I've posted on this thread. >.>'

Well, the only movie that has ever made me cry is Titanic(the one made in 1997, never seen the other one so I couldn't tell you). Gosh, when the ship is going down there are so many sad parts. It annoys me to no end about how the first class had to get off first. That little Irish girl and boy that with their mother waiting for them to open the gates, come on women and children! And the mother that was telling there kids the bed time story, so they would fall asleep while the ship sank! Gah! :angry:
Unless, those were the same people ( ._.')

Anyway, Titanic right now is the only movie I can recall that I cried for.

OMG. Eight Below! I sobbed like the entire time! :( My jacket sleeves were soaked! :P I also cried during A Walk to Remember and The Notebook. :P There's prolly more too, but usually if I'm about to start crying, I look over at my mom (who cries at like every single movie) and I start laughing. :P Oh, I also cried a little during Twin Towers? I can't remember the name, but it's the one about the twin towers with Nicolas Cage. :P

I definitely cried during Pixar's latest, Up. The whole beginning was incredibly mature for Disney work, I thought. That and The Passion of the Christ, in which I bawled like a baby.

I cried when watching "Green mile" it was horribly sad but i :heart: it

pan's labyrinth, click, children's movies, etc.

Titanic and Click because he looked just like my real father who just went through surgery