Name the movie that made you cry

I am really not a sentimental person but every time I watch Coco it always makes me cry. When Miguel sang “Remember me” to his mama Coco I could not stop sobbing. I can't really put it in to words. I can't really explain why my tears would start falling when I hear the song "Remember me". Most scenes in the movie are actually funny and exciting but as the movie progress and Miguel is reunited with his grandfather I was getting teary-eye. I never got to spend more time with my late grandfathers’ maybe that was the reason I can relate with Miguel.

I always tell my daughter to love and honor her grandparents because she is lucky that she can still spend time with them.

 

What Dreams May Come. It is an old film starring Robin Williams and Cuba Gooding, Jr. I honestly haven't heard about this movie before. I just found out about this when my sister and I were talking about the recent suicide of one of the drummers in my home country. We talked about death and what we think happens when someone commits suicide. She then told me to watch this film.

This movie is about death and what happens beyond it. It gives you a really wonderful insight about heaven and hell and suicide. I cried buckets while watching this. I also find it kind of ironic that Robin Williams starred on this film then he committed suicide.

I don't want to give spoilers. If you're a fan of drama films then you should definitely check this out. And oh, don't forget to bring lots of tissues!

 

I am not the type who cry just by watching a movie that is why i prefer action movies, but there’s this one movie that really got me and honestly it becomes one of my favorites eversince! Its the movie “ The Count of Monte Cristo” . The whole story hooks me that I never realized I’m all teared up. I just love the story that I even bought the book and I cried even more when my dog shred it to pieces.

 

My Top 4 Tearjerker movies are:

"Hachiko: A Dog's Tale" never fails to make me cry. It simply shows why dogs our man's best friend. Another is "The Wedding Singer", " 13 Going on 30"and lastly "I am Sam".

 

There are a ton of movies that I love. I'm usually watching superheroes saving the world, but watching movies with emotions is a rare thing for me. The movie that made cry even after the credits is "Me Before You" (2016). So intense with each dialogue and scene referring to a symbol or meaning something very intense. The last scene is especially the most heartbreaking!

After watching it I cried almost a day and for days I couldn't get it out of my head. My perspective about life changed and I really could think straight. I now realize my life is my chance and the only chance to live the fullest. If you are reading this I would recommend that you watch it at least once!

 

A movie that made me cry even from the start is 'Living in Bondage'. Starring in this emotionally-stirring movie are veteran artistes who bring their expertise to bear in the movie.

'Living in Bondage' features the travails of an innocent, beautiful woman whose occultic husband sacrifices for money. Although her spirit continues to haunt her husband until he runs mad, the circumstances surrounding her death is very pathetic.

 

The movie that made me cry is Green Mile. I know it is a little strange, but that movie is so emotional and I can't believe the end. Everything about that movie is so good, actors and storyline. They made you watch it till the end and don't want to stop at any moment.

 

Okay this is gonna seem weird and silly, but the movie Click with Adam Sandler made me cry. Basically, his character got access to a remote that controlled time, and he ended up skipping his entire life. The whole thing is a comedy, but the moral remains with me. You shouldn't look so far into the future that you forget what you have in the now.

 

The Titanic is by far the most emotional movie that I've ever seen. Everything within the movie was produced very successfully and it touched my soul.
The actors that starred in the movie were highly realistic in how they carried out the acting. This movie was of course based on a completely true story about the Titanic tragically sinking into the Ocean. The Celine Dion soundtrack in this movie will forever remain in my memory. I remember shedding a tear or two by the time the movie ended.

 

The movie that made me cry was Titanic. The movie scene where Jack Dowson dies. The whole sinking of the ship. Another part that the movie makes me cry was the two old people cuddling in bead with water flooding their room. A sadly true story with sad music, I don't know who wouldn't shed a tear at one point or another of the film. Above all, I wished that Rose just made some room for Jack to float with her, instead of for allowing him to die in the cold freezing Atlantic.

 

That movie was incredible. Another movie that made me cry was “The Blindside”. That movies was so emotionally captivating and so touching. I keep going back to watch the movie because I like it so much. Also, it is based on a true story which I love.

 

I am such a cry-baby, and I can still remember a handful of movies that made me cry. "A Walk To Remember" was the most memorable one for me. It feels like I've watched it ages ago but then I can still feel the emotions whenever I remember a specific scene from the movie. The most recent one that made me sob -- not cry -- was "Midnight Sun". I sobbed for hours after watching that movie.

 

It's pretty stupid, but The Greatest Showman when the woman that Barnum is working with and going on tour with, the singer, tries to get him to cheat on his wife with her and she gets all angry and cuts him off when he turns her down. I was really worried about what she was going to do to destroy the relationship Barnum has with his wife. I was concerned for his children, too.

 

This topic is fun for me because I don't usually cry at the typically tear-iducing moments. Rom coms or dramas don't do it for me. What drives me to tears is the music: A great, emotional soundtrack allways makes me cry.

The one that makes me cry the most is The Prince of Egypt. Every time I watch that movie I get goosebumps from the music alone and the emotion I get is so big I can't hold it in me, so I end up crying. The same thing happened when I watched Les Misserables. The story is sad but I didn't cry because of it, I cried because of the music.

 

"Schindler's List" also makes me cry uncontrollably as well. It's horrific, but it's a tale that needs to be told.

Recently, I learned a bit of trivia about the film. Every day during filming, Steven Spielberg called Robin Willaims, who would perform 15 minutes of stand-up comedy over the phone to cheer up Steven.

 

The Book Thief is a movie that always makes me cry. I first read the book, and I don't usually cry during books, but I completely broke down at the end. It's a storyline that attaches you to the characters without even realizing it, up until you lose them. I don't think any movie has affected me the way The Book Thief has.

 

A Dog's Way Home was a tear jerker. Not only was it a tear jerker, but it was an emotional rollercoaster. I cried with joy and sadness and also laughed so hard I cried. By the time it was over I was drained to say the least.

 

Hey there! Well, one of the movies that made me cry was Passion Of The Christ (2004), directed by Mel Gopson, with Jim Caviezel, Monica Bellucci, Maia Morgens, Rosalinda Celentano and Luca Lionello.
Actually I saw this movie a few years ago, it was Easter period and I saw it on TV. I was very marked to see the violent scenarios in the movie and the way that some people can be - so cruelty and aggressive upon someone without help.

 

The movie My Sisters Keeper was one that made me cry like a baby. We had to watch it when I was getting my social services degree. We spent almost three weeks doing a case study on this and those were the worst almost three weeks in any college classes. I cried and no matter how hard I tried I couldn't stop. It was difficult to do the homework and there were many nights when I'd lie awake thinking about things and wondering what I would do if I were ever in that situation.

The movie is about a girl who is specifically created to save her sisters life. The older sister has cancer and the parents have the younger daughter in hopes of saving the older daughter, but she younger on is basically just being used for spare parts. At the request and pushing of the older sister, the younger sister seeks a lawyer to become medically emancipated from her parents. This means that she will be the one making her own decisions medically without parental consent. All of that is done because the older sister is done fighting and done being tormented with medical procedures and treatments. In the end the older sister gets what she wants and the younger sister gets her emancipation, but after that the mother never forgives her for listening to what the older sister wanted.

 

My list of sad movies I've watched is very short. Quick background about me: I'm diagnosed with depression. I was asked by my psychiatrist for me to stop watching movies and TV shows that might trigger my depression, making my own list very short.

With that out of the way, at the top of my head, I can only think of "Won't You Be My Neighbor?", a documentary film about Fred Rogers, a famous television host that taught children in his TV show called "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood". The ironic thing is this is not a sad movie, but it still made me very sad because this kind man has passed away years ago. Seeing his life and how he influenced many individual to be the best of themselves is remarkable.

The documentary made me realize that we still have a chance to be like Mr. Rogers, to be kind like him. This documentary not only made me cry three time, but also motivated be to be kinder to my fellowmen. Those are movies worth watching, those that inspire you to do better, to be better, to be greater.