Oh come on ppl.. THE NOTEBOOK Don't forget the NOTEBOOK broke you Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Oh yeah, when she lost her legs and the ending...:bawl: I cried when Sean Penn went to the scene to find his daughter dead Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Anything with children involved really gets to me, because I think of my own.
Awakenings. When Robert DeNiro begins to lapse back into his catatonic state after briefly experiencing a taste of normal life... I'll admit it was a bit of an obvious tearjerker, but Reese Witherspoon's first film, The Man In The Moon, was very sad.
LMAO! I can just picture Orleander's son's future wife carrying a barf bag and a box of Kleenex in her purse in case the movie they go to see ends up be a tear jerker.
I thought "Cool Hand Luke" was kinda sad Hehe --- that's the second time I've mentioned that movie in three weeks. Immortal Beloved The Elephant Man Ghandhi
Awakenings was a great great film. Lucifer I would also agree with One Flew. I felt I had lost something at the end of that film.
He was in first grade when he saw it. It wasn't the fact that a kid died, it was the fact that his parents didn't care and didn't visit him in the hospital. My son had just been through a lot at that point in his young life. He had been in a hospital where no one but strangers visited and he thought no one cared. It was upsetting for him. jerk Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Heart breaking films for me there is only one (not a highlander pun).... The most heart wrenching film has to be Watership Down the moment when (I think) Azrael comes to take Fifa (if names are wrong havn't watched for long time) after his job is done, they played the title track at my friends 10 yr ld nephews funeral which means I could probably never watch it again...through fear of dehydration through wussness.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9czkZiO-38 They say horror films are bad but i love them a load of cartoon bunnies and i'm an emotional wreck:bawl:
A couple of the above, Braveheart was pretty good, Black hawk down (Scene with the dying dude) Band of Brothers And for a over done bollywood film http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baghban
yep. I cried for a damn spider. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! I gre wup on a afarm and I still cried. Where the Red Fern Grows was a tearjerker. The Huntchback of Notre Dam was also sad. Sophie's Choice.
