[Alassante]

Okay - I am such a big baby when it comes to movies, I cry at anything.

1) Titanic - started crying when she reminds him that they first met on that part of the ship as the ship is sinking - didn't stop until the end.

2) Steel Magnolias - When Sally Fields talks about a parent should never die first and says - I can jog all the way to Texas and back but my daughter can't.

3) Moulin Rouge - when Sateen collapses in his arms.

4) LOTR - Fellowship - When Aragorn is standing there after Gandalf fell just in shock, when Boromir died and the looks on Legolas and Aragorn's faces, and when Sam goes into the water after Frodo (I told my husband that if Sam died, I wasn't going to see the other two movies - I hadn't read the book so I didn't realize he was in all three)
LOTR - Two Towers - When Aragorn screams when he thinks Merry and Pippin are dead and Legolas put his hand on his heart, when Legolas thought that Aragorn was dead, when Elrond tells Arwen how Aragorn will die one way or another and shows her future, when Haldir died and sees all of the other dead elves, and when Sam gives his speech about there being some good left in the world worth fighting for.
LOTR - Return of the King - When Theoden died and Eowyn was so devasted, then when Aragorn gave his speech at the black gates - I started crying and cried the rest of the movie - through the whole "For Frodo", Sam screaming No!!! when Frodo puts on the ring, Sam crying after he realizes he will never see Rosie again, the Fellowship reunited, Arwen and Aragorn reunited, and Oh my GOD - the whole "My friends, you bow to no one." (My husband bought me the EE but won't give it to me until Christmas so I haven't see it. Hopefully it will not add another hour to my crying!)

As you can see I cried during most of the LOTR movies - still do after the 900th time.

5) One more movie that made me crying was Hanging Up with Meg Ryan, Lisa Kudrow, and Diane Keaton. My dad had died the previous year so I cried through the whole movie while the dad was sick but when he died I ran out of the theater and never saw the end of the movie.

6) The Passion of the Christ - I started crying 15 mins into it and didn't stop for 3 hrs after it was over.

So.....I am a big crier!

[JayofLasgalen]

[Texasgirl]

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[DreadLadyFreya]

Just finished ROTK EE ( stupid RL ), and have to add Eomer finding Eowyn after the battle on the Pelenor (sp?). It was just so heart-wrenching!

Does anyone remember a movie called Where the Red Fern Grows? I remember seeing it when I was younger and crying so hard at the end, the friend I was with left the theater 'cuz she was so embarrassed! I, too, am such a girl!

[Texasgirl]

[inglor]

Any of the old Disney movies with animal main characters make my lower lip quiver and eye's leak.

Door to Door, a TV movie with William H. Macey playing a door to door salesman with cerebral palsey gets me too

Inglor

[simon22cat]

My mother would cry while watching Little House on the Pairie.

--The dog died--boo hoo
--The crops went bad--boo hoo
--Mary burned the barn down-boo hoo
--Laura failed a test-boo hoo
--Pa is a playing his fiddle-boo hoo

So on and so forth.

To this day my sister and I still get a good laugh over her reactions to that show.

[Havetoist]

Disney....god, he just sucked the life out of you with some movies didn't he?

All animal flicks just put a big old knot in my throat.

And some of the old movies...."Alice Adams" with Katherine Hepburn. You are possitively wincing with her...! And "The Rainmaker" - not the Matt Damon flick, but the one with Burt Lancaster and Kate.