Movies that will leave you in a puddle of tears

[kimlangley7]

I pulled SAO / Survival Assistance Officer / duty back in the day - 1970s Ft Bragg...

Fortunately my deceased was a WW-II/ Korea/ Vietnam vet COL who had his affairs all squared away. He had a 3-ring binder - all organized -

It was still a moving event of " the process"

I'll leave it at that - as for the civilians on this forum - however noble you want to be - until you step up and engage - you are just a civilian ...

[Pazuzu]

Originally Posted by Garp

So to speak. Preferably nominate with trailer. My vote goes to Big Fish from Tim Burton.

If you liked Big Fish, you'll love Second Hand Lions. You'll puddle up for this one as well

[JavaBrewer]

Originally Posted by Superman

If your eyes are dry when the little boy leaves the hospital room in Terms of Endearment, then that means you're dead.

+1. My wife knows that this movie kills me.

‪Terms of Endearment - Laços de Ternura (1983) Legendado‬‏ - YouTube

[Buckterrier]

Deepthroat. Actually it was Linda that had the tears in her eyes no? I don't think Z-Man will allow the trailer

[VINMAN]

Cant believe i forgot this one.

Life as a House.

[Pazuzu]

Originally Posted by VINMAN

Cant believe i forgot this one.

Life as a House.

Yeah, that one is pretty high on the list of movies you don't watch while your dude friends are around.


Unless you and your dude friends enjoy crying together. I guess then it's the perfect movie.

[VINMAN]

Originally Posted by AirKuhl

Taking Chance. Based on a true story. Even just the trailer tightens up my throat.

Just watched this last night. Incredible movie. Bacon did a fantastic job.
Put it right into my top ten.



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[svandamme]

I thought it was quite emotional when Alderaan got blown up, and millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.. Damn you Vader !

[Jim Richards]

Demolition Man - a future where all restaurants are Taco Bells made me cry.

[livi]

The final scene in 'As good as it gets' is rather emotional for me.

[rcooled]

The Green Mile has it's share of moments that'll turn on the water works. One in particular is when John Coffee returns the little mouse, "Mr. Jingles" back to life.

[romad]

"Best years of our lives" and

"No country for old man" when he went back to the scene after finding the money. Why why I cried. you had it d#####

[azasadny]

Waking Ned Devine does it for me...

[masraum]

Originally Posted by Garp

So to speak. Preferably nominate with trailer. My vote goes to Big Fish from Tim Burton.

+1

I saw this movie a few months after my father passed away.

Originally Posted by rcooled

The Green Mile has it's share of moments that'll turn on the water works.

Yep, another good one.

[DUK]

Vanishing Point, the final scene gets me every time.

[azasadny]

Big Fish is another great one!

[techweenie]

The Biscuit Eater

The Biscuit Eater (1940)

[Radioactive]

+1

Taking Chance

[Burnin' oil]

I can't think of one time I've cried during a movie. I wish I had a better memory.

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

Deepthroat. Actually it was Linda that had the tears in her eyes no? I don't think Z-Man will allow the trailer

LOL! But I have to agree...too many real tears in this world to enjoy tear jerker movies.