Which movie made you cry?

Lilo and Stitch, there, I said it.

Dumbo !!!
And Pokemon 4Eva (I think it's called that, it's the fourth one anyway)
I can't think of anything else atm though I know there are more, must have repressed the memory ;)
And I don't even have the excuse of having children to have watched these films lol

Awwww. Kod thats actually quite cute lol

What is sad about pokemon though?

It's at the end, one of them dies to save the others from the forest god or something, then all these pokemon angels/souls or whatever they are come down and carry his dead body up to heaven - everyone's crying and there's sad music (and also I'm an emotional wreck who's more affected by bad things happening to cartoon people than real people hahah)

I cry without fail at Dumbo - I know the part is coming and yet the floodgates open on cue each time lol

What was the sad bit in Lilo and Stitch - has been a while since I saw it ... (or were you crying in pain hoping for it to end ?? =P)

When the little blue critter says 'family' I'm bubbling now.. no good...

You sound as bad as me !! =P

Marley and Me. I was 25 years old!

The Elephant Man when John lays down at the end.

Also even though I know it's coming from the start of the film Up had me in tears at the end as he opens the book.

the champ ...............wake up champ wake up ....

I saw The Curious Case Of Ben Button after a big night out. Had all afternoon to kill, happenened to wander past the cinema and as a longtime fan of Brad Pitt and especially David Fincher, I thanked my lucky stars that it was about to start in 10 mins. Hungover and serious lack of sleep opened the waterworks and I reackon I spent the last hour or so totally misty eyed.

Years ago I remember in The Seventh Sign, (spoilers ahead) with a pregnant Demi Moore, she kept having dreams and in the dreams was asked "will you die for him? (her baby)" to which she replys "No". This dream reaccured throughout the movie and she kept replying "No" until the end as she´s giving birth the wierd guy from the dream is screaming at her " will you die for him? Will you die for him? This time she replys "Yes I will die for him" ... I lost it, completely broke down, Even now, just writing about it.. Yes I will die for him" almost brings a tear to my eye.

E.T. in the movies (I was 27 at the time.) and Brian's Song on TV.

In the name of the king. I wept for the death of ray liottas career. I also wept seeing burt Reynolds fall on such hard times.

Titanic did ..... just it was just so bad and would bloody end !

Wayne if you say you like the Titanic and moan at me for berating it, I will cry again ; )

Oh Up had me in tears when they were telling the story of the old boy and his wife. Damn you Pixar/Disney you're supposed to be for children - what are you doing making adults cry ?!? =)

Lol I thought titanic was ok. Not great but I certainly never hated it.

I didnt dry(as im a man and not allowed too), but i came damn near close at the new muppets movie!

Transformers, the original animated movie when Optimus Prime died. I was 6 iirc when I saw it and was still reeling from the brutal way Ironhide and the others got massacred on the shuttle and Prime dying broke the floodgates.

I never cried at anything until the green mile, that opened the floodgates, now I cry at everything.

I only admit to Bambi and ET.

+1 for Marley and Me. Completely wrecked me lol.

The Green Mile

'Ghost' does it for me.

Hachi [DVD]

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