Film that made you cry

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)

In the movie 'Glory' about the 52nd brigade...in that scene where the slave/soldier played by Denziel Washington...was standing there getting flogged or lashed, over and over again on the back...cause he slipped out the night before to get some 'shoes'...

I saw this in a theater at job corps years ago...and the way that character just stood there and took it, and tears begin rolliing down his eyes...ws a bit to much for me...
Sorry, but I would have been crying like a baby...Ouch!...stop it!...don't do that again! crack!!....Time out!! crack....can we talk?! crack...mommy...crack....

In all seriousness though, that's when I became a fan of Denziel...in that renagade bad boy role...I didn't care for him at all when he was a tv acter in that hospital show...

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I AM Legend, when , Will not watch it again just for that.

the best movie is alice in the wonderland

But did it make you actually cry?

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Titanic and The Notebook are my fav movies. I am speechless whn Leonardo died for her in Titanic.

Iron Giant
Hope Floats
The Green Mile
Charlottes Web (the animation version)
The Shawshank Redemption
Dances with Wolves

eh, when ever a person is wronged - or an animal is killed - kills me!
Beaches
Titanic (only the first time)

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I forgot about doco's! Dear Zachary had me bawling my arse off. My god - what a documentary! I was crying even after it finished and I was going to bed!

Oh god - the horse sinking because it's depressed - that was TOTURE when I was a kid - doubt I could watch it again - even as an adult! I'd ball my eyes out!

Must agree a bit with eriksmovie.. I cried in the last 20 min of the notebook. That was the first time I saw it and next time I see it, it will be without make-up on!

There are two films which have made me cry before, one is a French short film called "The Man Without a Head" and the other is Bergman's "Wild Strawberries". Both beautiful films which moved me deeply.

The Bucket List...

My all time favorite is still "A Walk to Remember', featuring Mandy Moore. That film was so touching and it just made me cry, her soundtrack was awesome! I still happen to have a copy of her movie.

as an israeli jew , I and all my family always sat on Holocaust Memorial Day and we saw this movie , and i never ashamed to cry like a little girl with pigtails.

Never Let me Go

It's a Wonderful Life (tears of joy).
Marley & Me.
Forrest Gump.
The Pianist.

I got watery-eyed watching the end of Toy Story 3, and

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"Puns are the highest form of literature." -Alfred Hitchcock

ah man , spoilers

Sorry

Edited to hide spoilers

I've seen the movie, I just wanted it did not ruin other people.