Films that made you cry

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

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

A Dogs purpose. When the German shepherd got shot.

Have cried buckets during many of the already mentioned films, plus The Good Earth, Jean de Florette, Ethan Frome and Toy Story 4.

Truly madly deeply has me in tears every time. Juliet Stevenson playing that piano and crying is enough to finish me off.

Someone mentioned Shadowlands. I'd forgotten that one. It's really sad.

Oh yes minimoon - Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet. I cried all the way home after that.

YES. One of my earliest memories of watching black and white TV on a Sunday afternoon in the sixties. Also crying with laughter at some films. The bit when Micheal Pallin stutters in A Fish Called Wander. no offence to anyone with a stutter.

The original Railway Children when Jenny Agutter cries "Daddy, my daddy!"

Anniebach, yes! Sophie's choice. WHAT a film. Meryl Streep at her finest. As others have said, of course, ET. I cry at anything vaguely happy or sad actually. Always blub my way through Long Lost Family as well.

Born Free ... just the music starts me off

B&W film about Pit Ponies. One called Flash I think ran back to his little spot in the pit as a fire raged. Broke my heart

Life for Ruth

Mandy Miller films

Fly Away Home

The Angry Silence

Oh, Juliet27 and MiniMoon, I don't know how I skipped Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet when I made my list! Best friend and I saw the movie 5 times. The last time we were sitting outside at the drive-in and started sobbing during the music in the opening credits! These days I tend to go for comedies and more uplifting fare. I cry too much about things going on in the real world these days...

Midnight Cowboy. I watched this with my boyfriend who was terminally ill. It was the last date we ever had.

Greytin94

Inn of the Sixth Happiness about Gladys Aylward's life was another tear-jerker.

I was very privileged to meet and speak with her when she came to Bradford.
I was a teenager and very impressed by her courage as at that time, I too dreamed of being a missionary to China.

I don't know if the baby in her arms (George) was the young man she brought with her to St. George's Hall but he was a fine looking boy.

The end of mama Mia 2. Dd (17) and me sat on sofa sobbing.
Les mis. When Anne Hathaway sings “ I dreamed a dream” it just breaks me.
Schindler’s List.
Titanic.
The boy in the striped pyjamas.
Gladiator.
Ghost.
How to train your dragon 3 (no I’m not kidding)

Shawshank Redemption

Mandy (little deaf girl starring Mandy Miller)
Incredible Journey (original 1960s version)
Dumbo (original version)

Oh yes - just seen that grannydarkhair mentioned 'Ethan Frome' and others have also mentioned 'Schindler's List' - how could I forget those two - BOTH with Liam Neeson in the lead role.

Les Miserables ... Bring Him Home

Roseanna's Grave - I watched it on a flight and had to sit twisted towards the window at the end so the person I was sitting next to couldn't see me crying (I was travelling alone).

Shenandoah.

Peaseblossom ?

Aww Minnie I loved that too

ET
Whistle down the wind
Love Story
It's a Wonderful Life.

‘Brooklyn’ - makes me feel Irish whilst an Irish woman living in England!