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Movies That Had Make You Cry |
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| Hi Dear Friends, I salute you all, and wish the best of times to everybody In XiHa Life  , I have a new topic I would like to bring to everyone, I want you guys to talk about the movies that had make you cry  , and why, so we can all share our personal memories on this awesome subject, the forum topic is open , let's talk guys  Lots of love, to all   |
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 THIS is a really good topic!! great idea! Thanks Ricky! I guess through this we can know more about each other. what type of movie u cry for can kind of feel what type of person u are... so u are really smart guy.. high EQ..  I watched 3 times TITANIC in once cried everytime...  and that's also the reason I choosed this name later to be my english name... It's really old movie, the feeling for that movie is not so strong anymore, but still....It was a hit! |
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 Sweet November... also an old movie a poor girl...I cried alot for her...  she is a so good girl... life is so unfair for her... |
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 The girl next door... It's not really sad or what just one little moment was really touched......  The boy was really cute and the gir wasl really pretty and sexy! |
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Movies never really make me cry. But real life love stories tend to do that every once in a while. I guess someone should make a movie of my life...  |
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 hi, have ur guys seen the movie "FREE WILLY" ? I feel that one is really touched, it's about a boy and a whale's story... a different love story!! It's aready has parts 1,2,3. music also really great! |
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| Hi Britney, I saw the third FREE WILLY last week. Before i never really wanted to see it in the cinema or to buy it... thaught it would be a little childish but I couldn't be more wrong, hehe... I changed my mind after seeing this one... so i need to go now and buy the others one.... There were some movies that made me very soft, i can think of two movies that made me actually cry... but long time ago... difficult to remember the titels.... the most depressive one i saw was "on the beach" (not The beach with Leonardo  , It's a remake of a movie from the sixties with Gregory Peck. On the Beach is based on the mid-20th century novel of the same name by Neville Shute, and offers a more elaborate and engrossing treatment of its subject than the original classic film (1959) starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner and Fred Astaire. This Showtime original is an hour longer than its predecessor, and will likely bore some of the more impatient members of its audience. Unlike most contemporary sci-fi, this is no action film, but a sombre, depressing, examination of the self-destruction of the human race through nuclear war. Never over-the-top, alarmist, or politically biased, On the Beach simply presents the stark reality of its premise, and uses finely developed characters to give context, shape and meaning, to the experience. the cast is easily equal to its predecessor, with Armand Assante and Rachel Ward particularly illuminating their roles. Assante plays an American nuclear submarine commander who has outrun the nuclear fall out and managed to surface near Australia, as that continent prepares to experience the first effects of the radiation now permeating earth's atmosphere. All around, people are preparing to die. The most sought after commodity is a do-it-yourself family suicide kit. Immediately enlisted by the Australian government to carry out a top-secret mission to investigate an IP signal coming from Anchorage Alaska, Assante is assigned an Australian military liaison (Grant Bowler) and a scientist (Bryan Brown) and asked to turn his boat around in search of humanity's last hope. In his few days on land before this fateful journey, Assante befriends his liaison's family, developing a special affinity for his sister-in-law, the playful Rachel Ward. Why does this film work so well? The cinematography is good, but not excellent. The direction is excellent and the cast is exceptionally good. But more than anything else, On the Beach makes its point because the script and story are deeply humanized by the complex and bold characterizations. The characters have interesting back-stories and deal with their harrowing predicament in very different ways. You not only feel as if you know these people, but you like them and sympathize with them - even the more despicable characters. This is a great piece of classic science fiction, recommended to all, but those with a limited attention span should opt for the 1959 version instead. |
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I agree with Rose about titanic that is such a sad movie I cried for the rest of the day. |
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Titanic  why,why, why he died  And The grave of the fireflies.. that was too sad that little girl..so sad, the boy..noooo!!!! |
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 Today I just saw the new movie "Happy Feet", It made me cry!! it's a computer animation movie, IN CHINA these type of movie ( animation or cartoon ) usually for kids watch, but seems these days western making really good these type of A really brave little guy...... BTW: It has lots of singing and dancing, makes REALLY REALLY good feeling! So it's not only cry also LOTS of happiness!! and exiting!!!  Since Ricky you so much like dance, music and movies, maybe you should try it!!  |
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 hi, lorena, what is "cure" is that the name of the movie? that just remind me a realy good movie. called "original SIN" it's by Angelina Jolie and Antonio Banderas, really touched story... |
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| usually the only reason I cry at movies is because I wasted my money seeing something terrible. I wish that we could get our money back for terrible movies such as Uptown Girls (TERRIBLE!!!) and the such. But oh well. |
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BEACHES....with Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey......the best tearjerker.. |
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 Watch it......its a tale of 2 bestfriends from two different worlds.....and the rest...is up to you.....rent it now!! |
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| One of the movies that made me cry was...you might laugh at me for this... Spirited Away by Hayao Miyazaki. The part that made me cry the most was almost at the end, where Chihiro went away from Haku. |
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Lion king was the saddest especially the scene where mufasa dies.... |
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I´d have to go with Titanic!! I cried so much my shirt got wet...  I also cried watching Gattaca!! OMG!! I´d forgotten about this film! It is sooo good!! But one that made me cry, not because it´s sad, but because it´s so beautiful, was "Love Actually"... Has anyone watched it? |
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| Oh, Bridge to Tarabithia was probably one of the saddest movies I have ever seen. One to rival Titanic It's about this boy, Jess, who meets this girl, Leslie, who moves in next to them and they have this imaginary world called Terabithia, where they are the queen and king and then... I don't want to ruin the movie! It's so good but soo sad |
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| OMG I have an entire list... Click made me bawl Titanic is sooo sad and i love it and i've watched it at least 10 times and i cry every time... Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is a nice light movie yet i still cried The Notebook And YES I love Love Actually...it is amazing and my favorite actor is in it ... Alan Rickman hmmm my god i'm crying just thinking about these movies I loved Phantom of the Opera, although I didn't cry during the movie...i did in the broadway show |
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I love this forum because there are some many good movies in here...Here is a good crying foreign movie...partly japanese,partly chinese with english subtitles...it is a good story `Riding Along For Thousands of Miles` watch the trailer here on Hi-Def : www.apple.com/trailers/sony/ri...neforthousandsofmiles/trailer/ |
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a lot of movies make me cry .maybe i am moved easily. |
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hi ricky, good topic, but is it just guys? cause too many girls answered..lol mee, i cry even in terror movies, wich(don't know if it's well written) re my favorite movies!i remember the one that made me cry the most, don't remember the name, but it was with girl that qas rapped- a black girl- and the father found the girl and killed the guilty one. then there was the trial...yes i know i'm too confused language...sorry  |
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| Titanic make me cry i see it millions times and always make me cry |
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that was the film "if only" oh it makes me cry but It is fantastic  |
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| Hi ricky. this is a very good topic. thanks for this great idea. a lot of films made me cry.  ) I have an entire list. Maybe i am easily moved...I watched TITANIC millions times and i cried at each of them... It was a hit ! And when Leo dies it's so sad... i cannot see this scene without jerking tears. Why, oh why he died ??? I've also been touched by KING LION. I' ve seen when i was 13. when Mufasa dies i felt like it was my father, and i cried until my shirt got completely wet... . Although it's an old movie, it's still in my heart... I cried alot for the poor Simba.Also, GATTACA made me cry. This film describes a society you could easily assimilate to ours, where if you're considered as a "naturally-born loser this label pursue you... When the hero burnt himself, i bawled my eyes. In the same mood, THE BICENTENARY MAN with Robbie Williams... BOYS DON'T CRY: the poor Brandon-Tina...I cried alot for her/him... She is a good girl who just want to live the life she has choosen... And people and life are so unfair for her... when something touches close to someone's own life or something related to it, it makes you want to cry. Also, CYRANO DE BERGERAC almost made me cry. It was really poetic and, when Cyrano dies and it's at this time that Roxanne understand that he was the genuine author of the letters, I'm so angry... Did anyone see SECONDHAND LIONS ? It's a good movie. I also remember a film whose I don't know the english title. In French it was "LE DROIT DE TUER". It tells about a (black) man who killed (white) people who raped his daughter, in the segregation context. He seemed to be condemned without any hope, but his lawyer succeed to save him. I think it's this movie that Dhani described. Idem, "THE PURPLE COLOUR" and "ROOTS" adapted from the Alex Haley's book are among my favourite movies ever! KING KONG (the remake) I've never seen the original version, but I liked the later. |