I saw the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants the other day, totally made me cry! Another one of my very short list.

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At the moment nearly every movie can make me cry... that's so weird. I've got tears in my eyes whenever something sad happens, even when the enemy dies!!! Strange!

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Oh boy....I'm infamous for crying during movies.

-Return of the King (when sam says "I can't carry it for you but I can carry you.)

-Moulin Rouge

-The Lake House

-Titanic

-Star Wars:Revenge of the Sith (I pretty much cry from when he turns evil to the end)

-Tuckeverlasting

-I Am David

-X-men 3

-The Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe

-Phantom of the Opera

-Finding Neverland

and probably a ton more. Wow that feels really pathetic when you start remembering all of it.

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Moulin Rouge... I bawled like a baby!

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Me too! The entire time!

Last night I watched "A walk to remember.... OMG THE ENTIRE TIME!!!!!! I cried the entire movie!

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Missing Charlie already!

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (when Aslan dies!!! waa!! )

and


The Passion of the Christ.......

One movie always makes me cry: Armageddon lol
But it really is so sad! I just can't stand it!

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My top 8 crying moves are...

The LotR Trilogy
The End of the Spear
Les Miserables
The Mission
Saving Private Ryan
A Walk to Remember
Pearl Harbor
Phantom of the Opera

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Oh my Gods there are so many of them!

Så som i Himmelen
The Green Mile
A Walk To Remember
Pay It Forward
Sleepers
Titanic
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
King Kong [2005]
Pearl Harbor
Stepmom
Shakespeare In Love
The Phantom of the Opera
Les Misérables [1998 Film Version]
Mona Lisa Smile
Finding Neverland
Edward Scissorhands
Not Without My Daughter
The Unsaid
Dead Poet's Society
Alive
The Hunchback of Notre Dame [Disney's]
Tarzan [Disney's]
The Cider House Rules
American History X

Argh I've probably forgotten tons. I love tearjerkers

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Movies I've cried during...

ROTK

Titanic

Braveheart

Not much of a list, but I've come close to crying in way more movies.

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I forgot one movie! Flight 93! So incredible sad!

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Star Wars Episodes II and III! Especially Episode III is very sad.

Others:
- Titanic
- A.I.
- ROTK

I don't remember others, but I'm pretty sure there are more...

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oh, i also cried in Dragonheart, when Draco dies...

I think I've only cried for a few:

I cried near the end of "The Sixth Sense" when the boy was talking to his mom about their grandmother and how she said that she was proud of her daughter.

Like all of you guys I cried during "A Walk to Remember"

And I think I may have cried at the end of Tristan and Isolde.

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I cry at anything in films which is odd because I almost never cry in real life.

Anyway these are some of the films that I've had tears rolling down my face when I'v watched them not just eyes filling with tears (which would be a very large number of films).

Braveheart - just watched this again last night and cried through the first 20 minutes (aww the poor wee boy ) and the last 20 minutes. I suspect it's even more emotional for since I am Scottish

Little Women - both the happy bits and the sad bits i.e. most of the film

Finding Neverland

The Little Princess - When she finds her dad

Deep Impact - I really can't cope with the bit where they're all saying goodbye to their families. Especially the blind guy with his baby son

Whale Rider - her speech and also the end

I also seem to cry at any victory against the odds. This would include just about every sports movie and also Babe.


However despite all that I didn't cry at RotK. I think it was slightly spoiled for me by everyone going on and on about how much they were going to cry at it. Instead I felt emotionally exhasted after I'd first seem it and felt like that for the next few days.

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Mostly I have to cry at a lot of films, though I try not to...

TItanic, The Return of the King and Moulin Rouge were probably the worst.