I don't think I've cried so much since Lassie

themull1

The beginning of 'UP' i was hysterical, and i'm 43.!!!

Ghost
Bambi
Marley and Me
Turner and Hooch


But the trouble is, i do it every time i watch these.....Why? I'm getting worse the older i get....:rotfl:

Northern_Princess

themull1 wrote: »

The beginning of 'UP' i was hysterical, and i'm 43.!!!

Ghost
Bambi
Marley and Me
Turner and Hooch


But the trouble is, i do it every time i watch these.....Why? I'm getting worse the older i get....:rotfl:

Oh I'd forgotten about UP. I watched it 2 years ago at Christmas. Cried like a baby then too. It's not the sort of film I'd normally watch but I loved it.

pimento

AI with Haley Joel Osment pressed all my buttons. I cried and cried when his mum dumped him.

delain

Finding nemo (only the once and I was pregnant at the time ok?!)
Ditto run fatboy run

Nanny McPhee 1 or 2 (think I caught that off twin2, age 8!)

Oh and I cried at toy story 3 most of the way through it.

And, bizarrely, shrek? It's the hallelujah that does it

Watership down always been fine, love that film.

Daren't watch warhorse! My neighbour says she'll come over and we'll watch it with a bottle of wine, since we both have OHs that would laugh at us. I better give the met office a flood warning :rotfl::rotfl:

Faith177

Armageddon gets me when she is saying good bye to her dad.

I lost my dad at a younge age and this just pushes all my buttons.

I remember going to see Stepmom with my mum & she looked over
& said "please tell me you're not crying" i just shook my head and carried on sobbing lol

OH knows me so well that if certain things happen in a film he is straight away passing me tissues

Also a lot of the Nickelback videos make me cry

shop-to-drop

Callie22 wrote: »

Grave of the Fireflies - I watched that and didn't think I'd ever be happy again

Just spotted you mentioned this too. Glad I'm not alone, my sons all think it's hilarious how I went to pieces during this, I never even saw the end of it.:(

Cate1976

Forgot about Railway Children, I read the book but can only vaguely remember the film. I can't remember how the kids knew that the man on the train could get messages to their Dad. I don't think I cried at the end of it though. Would love to watch it again.

Have cried at some of the episodes of Extreme Makeover Home Edition.

vesper

Watership Down always gets me, I can't even listen to Bright Eyes anymore as end up in tears.

Agree also on Graveyard of the Fireflies, not one to even attempt without of box of tissues.

Marley and Me, is another just about to start reading the book. And finally 'All dogs go to heaven', have just got it on dvd.

The silly thing is I'm not a soppy film lover, I'm a horror film lover.

Agutka

There is an episode of Futurama with a dog in it - this is supposed to be comedy cartoon and I was weeping like a baby. Hubby is forbidden to ever show me that episode again.

A series or two later they did an alternative reality show, where doggie is happy, phew.

System

Marley and Me. Ive never seen the film but bought the book to read on holiday. I spent the latter part of my holiday in tears and even now hubby and son tease me because of it.

The final bit of Titanic also brings a lump to my throat when Rose dies and goes to the great Titanic in the sky and meets Jack and all the other people who died on board the ship.