top five movie scenes that make you cry!!

1. Tristan and Isolde- When Tristan dies

2. P.S. I Love You- Whole damn movie

3. Sex and the City- When Carrie is yelling at Big when he stood her up and she's hitting him with her flowers

4. Both SOTTPs- When Tibby finds out Bailey died, and then when Bridget is crying about her mother and her grandmother tells her the whole story.

5. Many Disney movies- Lion King when Mufasa dies, Meet the Robinsons when Lewis gets adopted, ect.

I could go on for days, I am such an easy crier. Sometimes it feels like a curse.

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5. the fox and the hound - when she's ditching todd in the woods.
4. Carmen calling her dad on the phone in this. (personal significance)
3. I am Sam. The whole thing haha.
2. K i cry and happy stuff too cause i'm lame --Penelope - when Max/Johnny kisses her at the end.
1. Finding neverland ending.

and titanic. that movie sucks but the end makes me cry ha

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~*~Mystica~*~

5. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (the ending)
4. The Family Stone (scenes involving Diane Keaton's sickness)
3. City Of Angels (the ending)
2. Moulin Rouge (the ending)
1. The Notebook, especially the scene where she remembered who he was and they both knew she was going to forget in a few minutes

runner up, Titanic when they start flashing all the scenes with Captain going down with the ship and the woman reading to her kids knowing they are all about to die

Snow Walker - "walk well my brother"...When kanaalaq (Annabella Piugattuk) cries alone of her disease and Charlie (Barry Pepper) watches in silence.

Cast Away - When Chuck is welcomed back and everyone is so nonchalant about his return. I know it's expected but still, the inescaple loneliness that remains in that particular scene is so devastating. Also once everyone leaves the party...there are enormous plates of sushi, Crab which was cooked, fire that is easily accessible...Just the whole damn movie had me in tears..."I lost her all over again..."

Gattaca - The fact that Vincent overcame his shortcomings in his genetic requirements by proving himself capable of doing exercises and tasks that every other "perfect" person was able to do. Also the very last scene when they pan the camera across the passengers and we see how people are "...no longer determined by social status or the color of your skin. No, we now have discrimination down to a science." Cue in "Departure" the score by Michael Nyman...and there you have your ending.

La vie en rose - The whole film was quite tragic but several scenes linger vividly in my mind...
1. During her performance in Dreux, 13 December 1959...she has difficulty singing which then she is escorted backstage and she is urged to rest and be hospitalized while edith cries and begs Louis to take her back on stage...that she has no choice but to sing. "If I don't sing one song tonight, I'll lose all faith in myself."
2. Where edith awakes in bed to find Marcel lying next to her and in her excitement she goes searching for his gift and (this is all done in one take) comes back to discover that he wasn't there at all and it was all imagined; ultimately discovering his death.

Japanese Story - The scene where Sandy (Toni Collette) finds HIromitsu (Gotaro Tsunashima) dead in the water and drags his body out...and her hysterical reaction, the pain and panic...Amazing performance! Toni Collette is totally underrated.

Dead Girl - Gut wrenching movie. Every character's individual story was rather sad.




There are sooooooo many other movies but I will stop here for your sake. haha

Shawshank Redepmtion: when Brooks gets released, and when Red and Andy meet up again, at the end.
Green Mile: The ending.
Forrest Gump: When Jenny dies.
Click: When Michael is dying in the rain and all his family are there. (I can't believe I cried at an Adam Sandler film.)
I'm Not There: When Heath Ledger's character is seeing his daughters after he and his wife split.

There are a TON of films that make me cry, though. I cry at everything. I cried at Angus, Thongs & Perfect Snogging. ALAN DAVIES. Who cries at a comedian!? Hahaha.

right now, the only scene that´s in my mind is from the italian movie "It´s a beautiful life", when the little boy screams out to his mom: "we won!". got me weeping

and I agree about titanic and also brokeback mountain. the closing scene in bm where the two shirts hang over each other..tooo f:ing sad!
"Wow there´s people here. There´s too many people here!..We need a new plague!"
- Dwight K Schrute

1. United 93 (I know random..the ending of that gets me EVERY stinkin time b/c its based on the real event and it makes you believe you are actually watching the real thing)

2. The Family Stone (the ending when the camera pans in on the portrait of Cybill)

3. Field of Dreams ("you wanna have a catch?")

4. The Notebook (the end when they die together)

5. The Majestic (when Peter comes back to the town and EVERYONE is at the station to welcome him back)