What is(are) the movie(s) that has(have) brought tears to your eyes?

Answer 1

Mask
Steel Magnolias
Beaches

Answer 2

Apollo 13 (the scene where the astronaunts came home)

Casablanca (the scene where Victor Lazlo started singing the French national anthem with the other people. They sang so loud to the point that the German soldiers had to shut up)

The book version of The Message in a Bottle. The book is much better than the movie. The movie didn't make me cry at all; but the book brought tears to my eyes.

Answer 3

Schindler's List. I think that is the saddest movie I have ever seen. But for some reason it is my favorite all time move. I like dramas. I keep going with this. I also like The English passionate, Beaches, Steal Magnolias, 1000 Acres, When a man loves a Women, Step Mom, Walk The Line, Ya Ya sister hood, Adam, Ray. The Color Purple, North country. Basically all the chick flicks.

Answer 4

A perfect World with Kevin Costner directed by Clint Eastwood
When a Man Loes a Woman, With Andy García and Meg Ryan, directed by Luis Mandoki, My Life, starring Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman directed by breuce Joel Rubin and I even got a tear with Deep Impact

Answer 5

Ghost, the part where Whoopi Goldberg trying to convince Demi Moore that she can see and communicate with Patrick Swayze, by moving a coin from the opposite side of the door. the music, the emotion felt and the story plot at that point of time was a great receipe to bring tears in one eyes. I can still remember that scene clearly.

Answer 6

Forrest Gump
- When Bubba dies in Forrest's arms

Schindler's List
- At the end when Schindler cry's for not saving more people

Saving Private Ryan
- When Ryan collapses at the grave of Lt. Miller, at the start of the movie

Seven
- When Freeman tells Paltrow to spoil her child

Click
- When Sadler sees the last meeting between himself and his father

Seabiscuit
- When Bridges is holding is dead son

Tomb Raider
- When Jolie runs in slow motion :)

Remember the Titans
- When the guy hears, from his friends mother, that his friend has been paralized

Blazin' Saddles
- The Fart scene :)

Answer 7

Lorenzo's Oil (took me 2 days to watch it because I was crying so hard I couldnt finish it!)

Saving Private Ryan

Dying Young

Steel Magnolias

Braveheart

Forrest Gump

The Other Sister

Million Dollar Baby

Mask

Riding in Cars With Boys

Terms of Endearment

Kramer Vs. Kramer

My Dog Skip

Sweet November

City of Angels

Schindler's List

Radio

Answer 8

Click, The Notebook, Titanic, Jersey Girl

Answer 9

In order from saddest to not so sad:

1. A Walk to Remember (Leaves me in tears afterwards every time; first time I saw this movie back in 2012, I had to have a ride home from the theater, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to make it home after it was over).

2. Schindler's List--What really had me in tears with this movie was watching, at the end of the film, the cast members and some of the survivors walking past and putting stones on Oskar Schindler's (Liam Neeson) grave. (Had to have a ride home from a schoolmate after watching the movie)

3. The Longest Ride--Saw this movie approximately six months ago with a support staff and both of us had to wipe our eyes on several occasions, primarily the scene where Ira (Alan Alda) lost his wife, then eventually, Ira himself died, leaving their art to be auctioned off, which Luke Collins (Scott Eastwood--Yes, Clint Eastwood's son) bids on and eventually wins one piece, but is later surprised when he is awarded everything.

4. My Sister's Keeper

Answer 10

Notebook, Message in a bottle, Mask, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Where the Red Fern Grows, Wuthering Heights...

Answer 11

Cinderella Man, Titanic, Seabuscuit, Moulon Rougue, RENT, Phantom Of The Opera (for like a few days), Dirty Dancing (the original one), Simon Birch, and the one with Dakota Fanning and Sean Penn playing the mentally changenged guy.