The champ, maybe cos i was a kid when i watched it. But nufn else has come as close

John Q

ASHALA, DAT FILM WAS TERILERRY-BANNIYYAN, ITS A BOLLYWOOD FILM LONG LONG TIME AGO

BUT THE FILM DAT MADE ME CRY WAS WIDOW BY STELLA DAMASUS

Dont think I've ever cried out and out but movies that have got me all choked up are:
Titanic, Braveheart and I am suprised nobody in the house is even mentioning 'A walk to remember'. That movie had a wonderful storyline and a fantastic soundtrack. just gatta love it.

"simon birch" its touching but i dint cry. . . Why?

I saw this indian movie "Black" about an indian girl who was blind and deaf and the trials she faces as she tries to live a normal life, men i cried all thru the movie, truly lovely plot but so sad

I cried when i watched d film CALIBBAN OF THE HOLOCUST. gush, it waz disgusting was pathetic,this is where they eat humans alive if u're a visitor n a female they sex u wth all sorts of horrible objects like rod till it comes out from ur head after which they will devour u likewise d male, GUSH, it waz really touching

I also cried in" widow" and in " sound of poverty" they all pathetic movies

Certainly not a home video

ANGELS & DEMONS

only woops cry for films

The Champ
After the Promise.

The Champ

The Champ

The Champ and

The Champ

even the devil would cry watching that film.

Titanic

Back in the day it was The Champ and My Girl. Even after all these years i know i'll still cry if i see em again.
United 93 - I.will.never.ever.see.this.movie.again. Blood Diamond and Sometimes in April are tear jerkers too.
For some reason Titanic and Passion of the Christ didn't make me cry though i got really choked up
Changeling - Bawled like a baby. And gave me a whole lotta respect for Ms. Jolie. Brillant performance.

changeling
i was weeping in Hotel Rwanda. i mean i cried a lot. all that killing was too much for me. horror movies no matter how gory never got me crying cos i know they're not real. but if it's a true life story it's got an effect on me. cried in Titanic too. stella damasus' Widow got me crying too. it's a true-life story .
funny enuff, i am legend almost got me crying that he and his dog had to die was sorowful. cried in pursuit of happiness too (true life story)
basically the knowlegde that a touching movie is a true-life story just makes me cry.

cartoons that got me crying when i was so much younger
Lion king 1
pocahontas 1
one old Tom and Jerry movie where a young girl was lost or something like that
and some others i can't remember now

B4 openin dis thread 1 movie came 2 mind & d 1st tin i saw on d the thread was THE CHAMP,
so my obvious pick is: THE CHAMP!!

passion of christ and titanic

titanic, titanic, titanic, its a good thing that most people cried cos of that movie. it shows that there are still people who believe so much in love. basically, titanic made me cry and some other fiction films.

oh yeah(screw wat i said earlier)
titanic (damn! how did i 4get?)i've watched that film more times dan i can count but i only cried wen i first watched(over 10 yrs ago)

Say Anything is one of the most emotionally disturbing movies I've ever watched.

at least that I can remember right now.

Titanic comes a close second. Loved the tension.

Runaway Bride is of course one of my favorite movies on rainy days. The sight of Richard Gere running after that DHL van is so heart breaking.

A Beautiful Mind was also noteworthy.



_{Not sure if I've watched The Champ- it sounds familiar.}

Being a ridiculous softie, most movies with sentimental/sad scenes usually get me going - my man finds it soooo annoying. . But I remember crying buckets for films like A Beautiful Mind, Hart's War etc. Can't remember the exact ones that got me howling, but there're plenty.

no movie has made me cry, Only a few scratched the tear ducts, A walk to remember, the notebook, the champ.

last week we watched CROSSING OVER the latest Harrison Ford movie about illegal immigration in the US and the end was really touching.

you can watch the movie here: http://www.supernovatube.com/human.php?viewkey=7b5fb51a2d9fb5645afc

I cant imagine tpiah crying .

As for me,its always been John Q, God that muvee's my undoing 

- I cried while watching "Diary of a Mad Black Woman", towards the end. . .when Hellen (Kimberley Elise) was telling Olando (Shemar Moore). . . . "I carry you in my spirit. . .  I pray for you more than I pray for myself . . . .  and when you are away for more than an hour, I can't stop thinking about you. . . . . .and your smile. . . . when you smile my world is alright . . . . " Gosh! I really cried. I also cried when Hellen (Kimberley Elise) was being thrown out of her matrimonial house by her husband Charles (Steve Harris). 

- I also cried while watching the movie "All My Life" when Ihuoma (Rita Dominic) was being sent back to her father's house after Chimezie (Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde) and Nkemnor (Zack Orji) decided that she was no longer needed as a wife to Nkemnor, as Chimezie had already given birth to a baby boy. I cried buckets! 

Kal Ho Na Ho made me cry and still makes me cry anytime i watch it,
step mum also made me cry when i watched it
i cry when i watch sad movies generally

init4dmoni:

only woops cry for films

and only scoops don't cry for films

White Waters

Did anyone remember that scene in Ladyhawke, where the guy and lady were lying together and almost saw themselves as humans before the lady changed to a bird - so painful.

But my number one is Titanic, then braveheart, then widow and so on

Sorry!

not forgetting Passion of the Christ