What movie makes you cry every time? (filmed, scenes, music)
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Dragonheart - When Draco dies and his soul is going to the stars (the music doesn't help)
Titanic - Not when Jack dies... When the ship is going down. IMO it was filmed so well I felt their fear and the fact that this actually happened doesn't help
Love Actually - Liam Neeson making the speech at his wife's funeral and then plays the song ... Emma Thompson crying in the bedroom when she realized the jewelry wasn't for her ... Bill Nighy telling his manager that he loves him
Gladiator - When Russell Crowe is dying and seeing his wife and son in Elysian Field
Braveheart - When they are disemboweling him and he sees Murion walking through the crowd waiting for him....... and the end when Argyle roars and throws his sword (again music helped)
Dracula - When Mina is holding Dracula on the steps in his castle as he is dying.. His look of undying glove gets me every time.
May include spoilers if you haven't seen the films mentioned.
Movies that make me cry every time:
-What's Eating Gilbert Grape. Mama's death always gets to me
-Into the Wild. Seeing him close to death and then dying is hard to watch.
-The Mudge Boy. The ending scene is very emotional.
-Edward Scissorhands. Has it's sad moments.
-Brokeback Mountain. Jack's death and Ennis' meeting at the house with Jack's parents.
Watching Nirvana's Live!Tonight!Sold Out!!! and Blind Melon's Letters From a Porcupine always seems to make me cry at some point.
I know there's more but the only ones I can think of right now.
never ending story, the rock biter (a giant) sitting on the beach looking at his hands.
these were good hands these were strong hands but i let the nothing come and take my friends right out of them.
(over & over & over)
Cyrano de Bergerac
La Vitta e Bella
Stand by Me
Dumbo
Watership Down
Joyeux Noel
A Very Long Engagement
The Killing Fields
Cry Freedom
Ghandi
Jean de Florette
Gallipoli
Captain Abu Read
The Heartbeat Detector
Shadowlands
An affair to Remember
The Remains of the Day
The Shawshank Redemption
Sophie's Choice
Rob Roy
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Love Actually - too many scenes to mention, but especially when the best friend lets his feelings be known to Keira Knightley through placards. Sense and Sensibility - when Emma Thompson realizes that Hugh Grant is not married and becomes hysterical. Madame X - when Lana Turner realizes that Keir Dullea is her son...and then dies. Imitation of Life - when the daughter throws herself on her mother's casket in grief and regret. Four Weddings and a Funeral - when he reads that amazing poem by W H Auden at the funeral. Pan's Labyrinth - when the little girl stands before her real father and learns that she has passed the final challenge. The Spitfire Grill - OK, folks, if you haven't seen it, as far as weepies go this one is in a class by itself. For those that have, the two scenes that really get me are when Ellen Burstyn finds her son sitting in the dark in the restaurant, and at the end when the contest winner shows up with baby in tow. WAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!
Some of the previously mentioned movies turn on the waterworks for me.
I loved My Dog Skip--that was a really good dog movie.
A few:
Warning--spoilers ahead:
Little Women: When Beth dies
Old Yeller When Yeller dies, and when he is reborn in his feisty pup
Homeward Bound When Shadow limps home
Places in the Heart Church scene at the very end
Fly Away Home At the end, when they arrive. Gets me every time
I love "Fly away Home" too, such a lovely and charming film.
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