Name the movie that made you cry

By far , I've watched around 300 films. My favourite genre is Sci-fi , but the one and only film that made me cry was "Red Sparrow". I can't understand how it managed to make me so emotional , maybe the idea that even family can use you in such horrible ways was the one . "Red Sparrow " is actually a movie recorded in Russia and it didn't properly show how people from there live ,but the main character was so complex , full of intelligence and kindness , which made me realise one thing : You must have a strong will ,not to change your heart.

 

Green Mile is one I nearly teared up to. I haven't watched it in years though. Maybe it's time I change that.

Another movie that comes to mind is Bridge to Terabithia. It's the first movie that got me to cry.

Other movies I remember nearly tearing up to, at least recently; Avengers Infinity War and Endgame, JoJo Rabbit, Peanut Butter Falcon, and a few others that I'm drawing a complete blank on right now.

Ever since I got older though, I find myself to be quite emotional to a lot of movies, even ones that aren't sad.

 

Titanic, It really made me cry. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio gave me goosebumps.

 

Definitely Five Feet Apart. I'm such a hopeless romantic it's impossible for me to watch that one without bawling. I also just love Cole Sprouse so maybe that's part of it too. But it's kinda a more dramatic version of what's going on right now with quarantine.

 

Train to Busan made me and my friends cry.

 

The movie that made me cry so much is a Korean movie entitled, "Miracle in Cell No. 7". If you haven't watched this yet, I recommend that you watch it with subtitles you're comfortable with. I watched this movie when I was a first year college student at my dorm. Someone recommended it to me so I had to check for myself if this would really made me cry. Indeed, this movie made me cry buckets because I really felt all the emotions of the main actors as if it's a true life story. I even felt so emotional about the movie because I know this could be a true story in someone elses' life. The movie made me cry until the end and I was so happy my friend recommended this to me.

 

Caution Warning: Mention of suicide and gay conversion therapy

There's too many movies that have made me sob like a child, but the number one that's made me cry non-stop multiple times was Prayers for Bobby. It's about a gay man who wasn't supported by his mother because she tried consistently to "cure" him and believed being gay was a sin. Bobby eventually committed suicide, but there is a good ending to the movie and the message is strong. I need to watch it again sometime just for the cry.

 

I'm not the type to show emotion in front of people, which is why I refuse to watch sad movies with anyone. The movie that had made me cry as if I had never cried before was 'Before I Fall.' It's a movie about a girl who does some messed up stuff on the day she dies. She is then forced to repeat that day over and over again until she can make things right. I get extremely emotional about the topic of death. I cried at the end after realizing that she doesn't get to do anything ever again. She doesn't get to be anything or anyone ever again.

 

There aren't many movies that make me cry but watching "American son" made me cry because of the situation. Another movie that did make me cry was infinity wars I believe. I'm not a hundred percent sure that that was the movie where Thanos died, but when he did it made me cry because Thanos was one of my favorite characters. When thorn killed him at the end after he apologized to his daughter it honestly broke my heart.

 

Miracle in Cell #7

This is a Korean Movie about a father who has a mental disability and his daughter. The father is wrongly accused of rape and murder of a young girl and is put on death row.

The events that transcribe throughout the movie are both heartwarming and funny. And the events leading to the finale and the finale itself is very tearjerking that even the most manly man would shed a tear or two.


If you're still under quarantine, watch this movie right now. It is definitely a must-watch regardless of what genre you prefer.

 

"Just mercy" That movie made me cry alot even after watching it for like 3 times now I still feel bad.

"Miracle in cell No. 7" So sad the "Lingo lingo, bottles" part, if not for anything but for his cute, adorable, intelligent daughter❤ that just wanted her said "crazy father" back to her

 

Seriously this movie was very touching, but can't remember the rape story line tho

 

Since I'm a hopeless romantic. The movie that made me bawl my eyes out was The Bridges of Madison County. Directed by Clint Eastwood, starring himself and Meryl Streep.

Not to spoil, but the ending scene. Just, even without words. You can see the pain on both their eyes, on her eyes as they look at each other, knowing she had to stay. That the most difficult thing to do is what is supposed to be done.

 

I have watched my more than my fair share of movies however the only movie that ever made me cry was Titanic. Even though I was little I still understood enough of what was happening which caused me to cry my eyes. I did enjoy it cause I'm a sucker for love stories.

 

Definitely Fault in Our Stars. That movie kinda just hits home no matter how many times I watch it.

 

I was watching a horror movie last Friday,they don't usually make me cry but this one movie 'Reborn' was about a mother and her stillborn baby,somehow the baby was resurrected from the dead by lightning.

The baby was raised by one nasty orderly in a lab and he did not even let her celebrate her birthdays and so she did not really know her boundaries.She later escapes meets her mother who is an actress teaching acting classes.

Once the mother finds out that she is really her daughter,and the last moments where the daughter was about to pass away as the detective shot her in self defense as the daughter was about to kill the mum; the mother held her daughter in her arms in her dying moment.If the daughter had been raised by the mother would have been a lot better life for her.

 

Five feet apart was the movie which made me cry hard . Cole sprouse's acting was just amazing

 

First movie to make me cry was absolutely Heart and Souls, the silly early 90s romcom starring Robert Downey Jr. There's one scene towards the beginning, where the spirits are telling this young boy that they have to leave him alone because they're ruining his life, despite the fact that they've been with him since he was born. He starts sobbing and begging them not to go. Gets me every single time.

 

IT: Chapter Two is one of the only movies that ever made me cry. It sounds silly, right? A horror movie making someone cry. It wasn't just once that I cried, either. I grew attached the the Losers Club almost instantly in the book and previous films, and despite knowing what was going to happen to them, I couldn't help but cry. They didn't deserve anything that came to them.