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The ultimate tearjerker?

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stormylynx14 stormylynx14 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
I hear you: Which movie actually hit you where it hurts—the kind that left you with a lump in your throat or a tear in your eye? What’s the saddest thing you've ever seen on screen? Here are my picks, but feel free to add yours.
Joshua Bennett4 Joshua Bennett4 Active Member
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#2 ·
The bridges across Madison County 🙂 😢
copperbadger36 copperbadger36 Newcomer
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#3 ·
Dirty Dancing😬
I honestly can't even remember why I was crying, but I know for a fact I did—probably all five or six times I watched it. 🤣

The last time I actually sat there sobbing was at that party
neonhound32 neonhound32 Active Member
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#4 ·
Linda Chase81 said:Madison County bridges🙂 😢

I was actually going to write... I found myself crying because there is no tomorrow. 🙂

The hardest part for me was when she wrote in that letter: "Do you remember that dress I always refused to wear? I wore it that day, when I was with him. Please understand—wearing it now would feel like showing up to work in a wedding gown."

I can't be certain if those were her exact words, but you get the idea. 🙂
coppernomad24 coppernomad24 Member
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#5 ·
party, gladiator (a few times during the movie)
the lion king 🙂 🙂
Richard Ortiz2 Richard Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#6 ·
Bambi

[Bambi and his Mother are eating grass ; suddenly She stands in attention]
Bambi's Mother: Bambi. Move! Get to the brush!
[they run; a gunshot is heard]
Bambi's Mother: Faster! Faster, Bambi! Don't look back! Just keep running!
[Gunshot is heard , then silence]
Bambi: Mother? Mom?
The Great Prince: Your mother can't be with you anymore.


Amores perros

El Chivo: [to his newfound dog, Blackie, after misbehaving] This isn't right, you jerk!

Million Dollar Baby

Frankie Dunn: Mo cuishle means my Darling. My own blood.

Kill Bill

Bill: [dying] How do I look?
The Bride: You look ready.


And the latest one — honestly, I’d rather just end it all than publicly admit this! — I think Kleenex actually made a decent profit off imagethis specific scene...
Larry Martin11 Larry Martin11 Active Member
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#7 ·
...Julien Donkey-Boy...it breaks me down, every single time. Maybe that’s not the right way to describe Harmony, but Julien is just pure emotion from start to finish...😍 😍 😍
Joseph Wood8 Joseph Wood8 Newcomer
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#8 ·
I definitely fall into this category. I found myself tearing up during The Legend of the Bear, watching A.I. (especially that scene where the kid finally gets to feel a mother's love for just one day), and even Harry Potter 4...

Those are just a few of the recent movies that had me sobbing.

And don't even get me started on the classics... they aren't really my thing. Anything involving heartbreak, a mother's devotion to her child, or animal movies where someone doesn't make it—if there isn't a happy ending, I probably shouldn't watch it. I'm not usually a crybaby, it's just that when I watch movies, I get way too invested, so I have to keep a box of Kleenex ready nearby.
steelstag4 steelstag4 Active Member
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#9 ·
Honestly, *The Sea Inside* completely wrecked me.
Joshua Bennett4 Joshua Bennett4 Active Member
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#10 ·
Oh man, I totally blanked on Million Dollar Baby 😢
bluecrane16 bluecrane16 Member
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#11 ·
Could someone please suggest a movie that’s actually a bit more heartbreaking? I’m just so 🙂 🙂 🙂, especially after watching those scenes involving the Madison County bridges. I still remember sitting in the theater crying my eyes out during Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula, while everyone else in the audience was just laughing at me.
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#12 ·
Hmm...
1. Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula - a few tears
2. X - Men 2 - 😬 - a little weeping
3. Van Helsing - 😬 😬 - some tears and mocking laughter
4. Jacobov's Ladder - tears
5. Moulin Rouge! - half tears, half weeping
6. Cabaret - sadness
7. The Fifth Element - a bit...
8. Blow the Wind - I can't quite remember...
9. Spartak - tears
10. We Were Soldiers - that scene where the women get the news about their husbands... - fighting back tears
11. Saving Private Ryan - tears
12. Blade II - a few tears
13. Mad Max - tears and shock...
14. The Hills Have Eyes (remake) - mostly just shock and discomfort
Joshua Bennett4 Joshua Bennett4 Active Member
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#13 ·
Titanic - sobbing, wailing, and just pure disbelief that I'm actually crying over this shit
Sophia's Choice - the raw, primal cry of a woman and a mother-to-be... just devastating
Life is Beautiful - what can I say? I absolutely love this movie
The English Patient - shed a few tears here
Amelia - happy tears at the end and just total emotional melting
The Hours - broke down during Meryl Streep's monologue... it really hit me hard
Alexander Gonzalez66 Alexander Gonzalez66 Newcomer
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#14 ·
Forrest Gump
cosmicraven2 cosmicraven2 Active Member
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#15 ·
I believe I’ve mentioned this before, but there are two films that absolutely belong on this list for being total tear-jerkers:

Cabiria
Imitation of Life (both versions)
wiredscout52 wiredscout52 Newcomer
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#16 ·
For Whom the Bell Tolls is such a nerve-wracking movie. Titanic was something I got over ages ago 🙂, but Blow the Wind and The Lion King 🙂 🙂 🙂
Donna Green6 Donna Green6 Newcomer
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#17 ·
Bridges, obviously 🙂 Clint and Meryl are absolute legends 🙏
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#18 ·
Mad Max. 🙂
A Anonymous Veteran
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#19 ·
They aren't exactly the best, but...
Riding in Cars with Boys
I remember watching Dead Poets Society for the first time. Honestly, when that movie hit, I think my entire family was sitting there sobbing their eyes out.
Nicole Morales12 Nicole Morales12 Newcomer
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#20 ·
I honestly can’t help myself—I end up tearing up at pretty much every sad movie I watch. One that really gets to me is "Field of Dreams."

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