Films that made you cry

A Dogs purpose. When the German shepherd got shot.

All of the above my very favourite is dances with wolves especially the lovely wolf that got shot so sad.

The Incredible Journey. That stayed with me for years.
Bambi, 1001 dalmations, anything to do with animals.

I sobbed at A1 too. Heartbreaking. Made worse no doubt by the fact that my 6 year old (only) son died of cancer in 1980. Thankfully I have two daughters.

One Day - at cinema with DD. We’d both read book but still cried buckets when inevitable happened. So many of those listed. Would add Pride and pleased it’s not just me with ET - seen lots of times and sobbed every time!

Same Time Next Year
Bridges of Madison County

I guess both remind me of a past life!!

Sophie’s Choice
Lion

But oddly the film that always gets me is Spielberg’s A.I. My heart breaks for the little android boy (played by Hayley Joel Osment) who is rejected by his human adoptive parents and whose greatest wish is “to be made into a real boy”. He spends 2000 years underwater alone and is eventually rescued by an advanced alien race who make his “dream” come true via virtual reality.

The snowman . ET mrs doubtfire titanic

Philadelphia

The Incredible Journey
The Notebook

Terms of Endearment, which I don't think any else has mentioned.
Ghost.
Beaches.

The list is endless! I'm very emotional and have even been known to cry at cartoons. . In Tom and Jerry when the little duck thinks he's ugly and says to Tom eat me Mr pussycat, but later on a lady duck sees him and says you're cute, and they waddle off happily together. .
The notebook, the Green mile, Beaches, Bambi, Toy Story 2 when the cowgirl doll sings this song "when she loved me" has me blubbing like mad. The Magic/Enchanted? Cottage. The kidnappers which is a black-and-white film where two little boys find a baby. it's a lovely film. I don't like crying at the cinema and struggling not to cry gives me a headache, and then the lights come on and everyone can see your red blotchy face and you feel an idiot

monkeebeat I never thought of it in that way. You are probably right. I have always thought it strange that I don't seem to grieve like many others do. I have even more or less taken my husband's death in my stride. Although he died suddenly, (almost 4 years ago) he had many medical problems, and was almost 82. I think that I was just grateful that his end was quick and peaceful.

My daughter and I left the cinema in tears at the end of Mamma Mia 2.

Kramer v Kramer
Old Yeller
Schindler's List
It’s a Wonderful Life
I could go on and on ......

I Daniel Blake just left me heart broken and weepy. It was so true and still happening.

The first film to make me cry was how green is my valley others were
The Yearling
Champ
Love story when he goes to ask his dad for help
Love actually had me crying happy tears one minute then real sobs of woe the next.
Beaches
Misunderstood
Kramer vs Kramer
Gosh I am a softie though doubt anyone knows!!

Meet Joe Black

Disney’s Coco
Marley and Me
Ghost
Fiddler on the Roof

Maybe that’s why I love watching horror films as I don’t get embarrassed being upset

Elephant man very sad

The English Patient
I, Daniel Blake
Where the Red Fern Grows

Most Disney/Pixar bring me to tears

I Daniel Blake
Love Story
Pay it Forward
Lots of others I'm sure.

New series, Catch 22, on More4. Episode 3. I was inconsolable.

Billy Elliott - the ending. Saw it again with my son when I was visiting him in South Afrca. He too was crying at the end.