Movies that make you an emotional mess — Page 4

Good Way: Finding Neverland, Love Actually, Garden State & Fried Green Tomatoes

Bad Way: Me and my Shadows: The Judy Garland Story, The Hours

Walt Disney's DUMBO.

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it doesn't take much to make me cry, but when I saw Pay It Forward, I was sobbing so hard I literally couldn't catch my breath!! I was in convultions on the floor basically ,and my whole family laughed at me I'm only thankful I saw the movie at home, not in the theatre! The sad part was I KNEW how the movie ended because my dumb cousins spoiled it, but I still lost it!

Other than that, I could go on...What Dreams May Come, Peter Pan, Selena, A Walk to Remember have all made me cry! i'm suc ha sap

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The Phantom of the Opera. It always makes me cry. I was like sobbing hysterically throughout the movie.

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[Julius visits Gary Bertier in the hospital)
Nurse: Only kin's allowed in here.
Gary Bertier: Alice, are you blind? Don't you see the family resemblance? That's my brother.
~Remember the Titans

Stepmom
Love Actually
Man on Fire (oh god did I cry at the end of that movie)
The Notebook
Boys on the Side
Remember the Titans
Brown Sugar
Antwone Fischer (another Denzel movie I bawled my eyes out at the end of)

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In America, the only movie I cried the whole movie
Dumbo, especially when his mom is rocking him
Little bits of the end of Phantom and Finding Neverland, not terrible
The End of the King and I always gets me
Pride of the Yankees

ET was a huge one, the first time I ever cried in a movie theatre(when I thought he might die and when he left at the end)

And Jeff, I totally agree about Field of Dreams! It is one of my absolute favorite movies and I have watched it soo many times and I have NEVER made it through without crying. The first time I started bawling during the "Dad, you wanna have a catch" line, but now I'll start even before that during this line, which is one of my favorites:

Ray's Dad: "Is this heaven?"
Ray: "It's Iowa...is there a heaven?"
Ray's Dad: "Oh yeah. It's the place where dreams come true."
::Ray turns around and takes in and looks around the entire field::
Ray: "Maybe this is heaven."

Oh boy, I'm tearing up as I write the line.

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I still have yet to see E. T.

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Wow, about ET, we had the movie when I was younger, but I never was inclined to watch it. I finally watched it when it was released in theatres again for the 15th anniv. and that's when I cried, it was definitely cool though to experience it in the theatre. But definitely watch it, it's a great movie!

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Dancer in the Dark- Just an amazing movie, I have so much appreciation for Bjork now, she is a phenominal actress, simply heartbreaking.

There were points in "Dogville" where I almost started to cry but the ending left me with a very strange sense of satisfaction. I can not wait to see "Manderlay". Lars Von Trier is amazing. I know some people find him to be Anti-American but frankly he is one of the most creative and expressive directors/writers out there.

I didn't cry during "Simon Birch" but I did cry at the end of "A Prayer for Owen Meany"...the ending is so powerful, "Simon Birch" doesn't hold a candle next to the ending of that book.

I forgot about Simon Birch! I am always a mess after I watch it. I also lost it reading "A Prayer for Owen Meany."