Grave of the Fireflies - GhibliSomewhere in Time - starring Christopher Reeve (shows how OLD I am lol)Okay OkayI choked up on Maburaho at the end of ep.12 649e

If you're old enough....

single moms

grave of the fireflies and 5 cm per second i was like OMG for 2 days when i ed the end i was depresed...

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Titanic, Notebook (even though it was a relatively happy ending), Schindler's List, and a Walk to and etc. (too much to continue)

The beginning of UP is the only one I can think of. Made me cry from the get-go.

Bump.

I can now say that I have cried at the very end of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. But I tried not to cry a lot because my mum was across the room. I sort of feel like a dork now... .__.

Titanic, obvious
Ghost
And just about every movie I watched where the main characte died xD

**Edit: Pay it Forward made me cry big time @_@

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5 cm per second

second this

i agreed though it kinda stinks for the ending...

D'oh!

Sad Movie (Korean)

I cried a lot 4 times (it contain of 4 sad story)

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A Korean movie called "Hearty Paws" (also known as, "Heart Is...").

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I cried so hard my eyes were completely swollen the next day 😢

Ah, such a good movie though. A definite MUST-WATCH for dog-lovers!!! 😃

127 hours made me almost cry at the ending because I was so happy for the main character after his whole ordeal. I recommend this movie to everyone, except one part of the movie you might want to look away if you have a weak stomach.

The lovely bones - most of the time, I was very anxious. The end left my horribly sad because these things really do happen and it must be awful for everyone left behind. I actually had to leave the room to cry freely ...

I tend to tear up a lot in sad moments, but I rarely cry.

I dont generally cry but one movie that really made me, was "Life is beautiful'

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5 centimeters per second - It's not the usual type to make me cry, but I ended up shedding a tear after watching it.

Up - The beginning was.. 😢 , life's too short, people!

Titanic -

The only part that made me cry was the scenes of the engers' death(E.g, the mother telling her children night stories so they can sleep since they couldn't escape anymore, the two elderly couples willingness to die, as water went on them as they cuddled together on the bed.. etc. And when some whatever you call them were doing a search and there was a dead baby floating in the water..) Sorry, I just had to say that. My heart still breaks with the thought of those scenes.

The Curious Life of Benjamin Button - ..

A.I - I know many don't fancy the ending of the movie, but it still manage to make me cry A LOT.

I would mention more, but those are the only ones I can for now.

I generally don't cry over sad movies. Sad books or manga get to me more often. xD But I think I teared up a little over The Green Mile, and I'm quite sure if I wasn't in class I would have cried when watching The Dead Poet's Society. Let me think... 500 Days of Summer made me tear up. Oh! The Sixth Sense has made me cry. Anything with ghosts makes me sad.

I'm hesitating to watch 5 cm per second because I know it'll be too sad for me though. I'm sure I'll cry at that. xD

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The Lion King.

The Mufasa scene gets me Every. Single. Time.
I've watched it over 100 times and I don't think there has been one time where at least one tear hasn't escaped from watching that scene 🤣

This. :'(

And Bambi too, his poor mother. T_______T
Something just really gets to me when a child loses a parent in Disney movies.