Brian's Song!!

(The original with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams was LOOOTTSS better than the TV movie.)

I forgot!!!
 

Message in a Bottle! I liked the book better than the movie, but I have to admit, Catherine's letter [To all the ships at sea and all the ports of call...] still gives me chills. Nicholas Sparks is just too awesome.

My Life- That movie will have you crying from start to finish

I wanted to post this! Something for the guys ya know. You are so right, I saw the remake and it paled compared to James Caan!!!

I thought of two more-
The World According to Garp
Heaven help me with the name but- Michael Keaton played a father to be that knew he was dying so he made a video tape for his future child. I think it was "My Life". Edited here- OK so tis was posted. A HUGE thumbs up for one real tear jerker of a movie!!! sniff- sniff-sob!

Imitation of Life- I was in Junior High when I saw it. That's one I will NEVER forget.
Beaches-good choice!
My daughter's first movie that made her cry was "Harry and the Hendersons".

Re: I forgot!!!
 

Yes, he is! I wonder if he's working on another movie deal?

I was gonna say those, but I have another one to add:

Losing Isaiah

American History X
A Walk to Remember (even though I knew what was coming, I cried)

City of Angels
English Patient

Life Is Beautiful
 

Another movie that is really really a tear-jerker is a movie called "Life is Beautiful".

I heard about it from my older sister who highly recommended it.

It's a foreign language film (can't remember what language it was in though) but it has English captions... I think there might be all-english versions of it out there.. but I'm not sure.

It's a really bitter-sweet movie.

For those of you interested, I got the synopsis of the movie:

An endearing Jewish-Italian waiter (Benigni) successfully courts a beautiful Italian woman in pre-WWII Italy. A few years later, when he and his idyllic family are taken to a Nazi concentration camp, he uses his magical gifts of humor and romance to see his loved ones through their uncertain days. Ultimately a beautiful, poignant story, unique in its tragi-comic treatment of the subject. Winner of the 1998 Academy Awards for Best Actor (Benigni, in a major Oscar night upset) and Best Foreign Film.

It should be at most Blockbuster movie-rental places

Oh gosh
 

Wall Street.

-Rudey
--I cried and cried.

I never cried at a movie, but that one came close.

The end of My Girl was pretty depressing.

oh my word, how can i forget about '25th hour'?! the last 30 min. of that movie made me a basket case! it is just too good. it seriously grabs onto your emotions.

Well let's see, I've got a couple....

A Walk To Remember, I cried so hard during this movie!
American History X
Steel Magnolias

And the all time worst is....MONSTER'S BALL, this movie is so hard to watch, I started crying in the very beginning and did not stop until after it was over. I felt like I had been through emotional hell after I watched this b/c i was so drained. Just when you think this movie can not possibly get ANYMORE depressing or sad it DOES!!! Ugghhh! A great movie, but so insanely hard to watch!!!!! :(

ETA: I also cry during most Disney movies, esp. Lilo & Stitch, everytime I watch it I tear up. I cried during Finding Nemo the other night too, oh no. :)

Well what a tuffy?:

Brians Song
Love Story
Top Gun
Rudy


Damn I cry alot at all sad events!!

Big Pussy for sad shi#!