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Up front..crier!!...but..lets see...Pay it Forward,Terms of Endearment, Beaches,Cinderella girl..(not sure of title )..the one where she is a boxer, and ends up a quadraplegic and then dies!(absolute sob fest on my part)..Remember The Titans...[:(]..Tempting

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Let's see..... from my childhood, Bang the Drum Slowly, and Brian's Song....... more recent ones, Schindler's List..... the end of Saving Private Ryan, where he asks his wife, decades later, "Am I a good man? Tell me that I have been a good man." ... that tears me up.......... and a last one, The Killing Fields.

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Movies?  Hell, I cry at commercials!

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Let's see..... from my childhood, Bang the Drum Slowly, and Brian's Song....... more recent ones, Schindler's List..... the end of Saving Private Ryan, where he asks his wife, decades later, "Am I a good man? Tell me that I have been a good man." ... that tears me up.......... and a last one, The Killing Fields.

Aww Lev you're just a big softie at heart. Haven't seen The Killing Fields in at least a decade. I forgot how good it was. Brian's Song was a definite tissue box and a half movie.

Gone With the Wind ...when Clark Gable is crying over his daughter's death gets me every time.

The Wizard of Oz.

In Saving Private Ryan the tears start as he's walking through the cemetary. The silence and the look on his face is one of such pain and sorrow mixed with an inner strength and determination. He doesn't even utter a single word and I'm in tears just from the look on his face.

When I saw it in the theatre at its original viewing there were several Veterans there as well. I couldn't even get out of my seat for about 10 minutes afterwards. I was stunned and crying. It was completely silent when it ended and then the entire packed theatre stood up and gave a standing ovation to the Veterans that were there in attendance. Still one of the most goosebumpy, wonderful experiences in my life. Schindler's List still haunts me and I've never been able to watch it since the first time I saw it.

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In Saving Private Ryan the tears start as he's walking through the cemetary. The silence and the look on his face is one of such pain and sorrow mixed with an inner strength and determination. He doesn't even utter a single word and I'm in tears just from the look on his face.

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   We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
    For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
    Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
    This day shall gentle his condition;
    And gentlemen in England now-a-bed
    Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here,
    And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
    That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.

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In Saving Private Ryan the tears start as he's walking through the cemetary. The silence and the look on his face is one of such pain and sorrow mixed with an inner strength and determination. He doesn't even utter a single word and I'm in tears just from the look on his face.

Same for me, I was sobbing but then I am pretty sentimental.  Anytime there is sacrifice for another I get teary eyed.  Anytime there is someone who sacrifices for our country I get goosebumps even if I don't cry, Patton does it for me every time as does Henry the Vth.
 

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   We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
    For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
    Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
    This day shall gentle his condition;
    And gentlemen in England now-a-bed
    Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here,
    And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
    That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.

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Little Miss Sunshine made me cry.............because I paid full movie price to see that disaster of a film. *weeps*

LOL

Seriously...

Movies that made me cry:


Flight 93..... saw it once, and could not bear to watch it again. I still can't bring myself to watch the movie about the World Trade Center bombing. Anyone seen it, that can tell me how it is?

Same here with Flight 93; I rented it maybe 2, 3 weeks ago. Hell, it gets me wobbly right now, thinking about it.

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Aww Lev you're just a big softie at heart. Haven't seen The Killing Fields in at least a decade. I forgot how good it was. Brian's Song was a definite tissue box and a half movie.

Gone With the Wind ...when Clark Gable is crying over his daughter's death gets me every time.

The Wizard of Oz.

In Saving Private Ryan the tears start as he's walking through the cemetary. The silence and the look on his face is one of such pain and sorrow mixed with an inner strength and determination. He doesn't even utter a single word and I'm in tears just from the look on his face.

When I saw it in the theatre at its original viewing there were several Veterans there as well. I couldn't even get out of my seat for about 10 minutes afterwards. I was stunned and crying. It was completely silent when it ended and then the entire packed theatre stood up and gave a standing ovation to the Veterans that were there in attendance. Still one of the most goosebumpy, wonderful experiences in my life. Schindler's List still haunts me and I've never been able to watch it since the first time I saw it.

That just gave me serious goosebumps..  That must have been amazing to witness..