Movies that have made me cry

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Some of these movies made me cry when I was a kid but others just made me sad inside, here are some examples:
The Lion King, Bambi, E.T., Star Trek II, Transformers The Movie, Wall-e, Toy Story 3, Star Trek Generations, The Return Of The King, Saving Private Ryan, King Kong(Remake), Bolt, Finding Nemo, Superman Returns etc.

The Fountain

The Elephant Man and My Girl.

Then I became a mom. Now I cry at everything from Blue's Clues to Tide commercials. I thought it was some postpardum crap but my oldest is almost 6 now.

I remember My Girl. Can't believe they actually killed that little boy in a movie like this. Nostalgia Critic placed this sad moment at number 3 of his top 11 saddest nostalgia moments.

I almost never cry - at never because of movies. The only two that has brought me close to doing are Flame & Citron and Schindler's List. They. Are. So. Sad.

Miracle at 34th street(both versions) are the only ones that come to mind right now.

Saving Private Ryan.

Many films have made me cry. Here are a few good ones:
The Shop on Main Street
Ikiru
Wild Strawberries
Nights of Cabiria
Harakiri
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
The Ballad of Narayama
The Wrestler

Now that I think of it I remember crying at the end of Free Willy. Evil Popcorn Man.

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I don't cry over movies in general, but if I do it can scar me for life.

Never Ending Story. The part where Artax is over come by the swamp of sadness. You couldn't pay me to watch that scene again.

Watership Down. Most of this one upsets me, but especially that bright eyes tune. If I were an actor and I need to portray a blubbering wreck, laying on the floor, I would just think of that song.

Powder. Although not a great film had me in tears at least once. I think I identified with the different kid being picked on thing for some reason.

Recently, I watched a film called Mary and Max and that made me ball my eyes out. It's about two people with Asperger's becoming pen pals. It does a great job of showing that there is a huge range within the spectrum and I identify with both characters on different levels. Everyone should watch it.

Although it had a happy ending of sorts and it didn't make me cry, The Shawshank Redemption had a few sad moments and that fantastic score was the trigger especially when Andi crawls out of the tube and puts his arms in the air during the rain.

Fox and the Hound
Bridge to Terrabithia
Forrest Gump
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Titanic
Toy Story 2
Toy Story 3
Romeo and Juliet
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
Star Wars Ep IV: Revenge of the Sith
The Lion King
Adam
(500) Days of Summer
Pursuit of Happyness

Wrath of Khan.

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I dont cry over movies. But there was one that got to me and I felt a tear, that would be Marley and Me. I had a dog that was my best friend, closer to me than my family, and she would never hurt me and always listened to me no matter what I talked about. My dad got rid of her one day and I will never forgive him for that. So the movie made me think of my dog Ginger.