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Emily L. has already created posts for books and songs that make you cry. I shall now do the same for movies.
I don't usually cry at things, although I did cry at the end of War Horse after the end of the war and Joey and Albert are reunited. Chessy, yeah, but I really loved that movie, since there was both humor and pathos. The only other movie I cried at was Hachi, about the dog that kept on faithfully waiting for his owner. Literally, I think I never cried so much at anything but that movie. I recommend both movies very much.
I cry in a lot of movies. What comes to mind right now:
Cinema Pardisio
The one with Brad Pitt and Aidan Quinn where three brothers in the West are all in love with the same girl.
Titanic
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submitted by Everinne (PiperC.), age 13, The Midnight Sun
(June 18, 2012 - 8:25 pm)
(June 18, 2012 - 8:25 pm)
Bella.
I don't know if I actually cried, like, with water, I seem to recall an unbroken record of not crying at movies, but.
Has anyone else seen this movie?
Also, Up.
(June 19, 2012 - 12:10 am)
Toppers!
(June 19, 2012 - 2:43 pm)
When first watched 'Chestnut' I cried even though it's one of my favorite movies.
And in a really old one called 'War and Peace' I think.
(June 19, 2012 - 5:49 pm)
Let's see, from most to least...
#1 War Horse (I have never cried so hard at a movie)
#2 Titanic
#3 Secret Life of Bees
#4 Hunger Games
#5 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
(June 19, 2012 - 8:06 pm)
Oh, and Everinne, I watched Hachi with my mom, and the whole time, I was sobbing and clinging to my dog, (he's an akita, funny enough) and basically flooding the room with tears. But it's still a great movie. And it's so sweet that it's actually a true story.
(June 19, 2012 - 8:43 pm)
Oh in Hachi I cried to along with my sisters. And in Red Dog. It was a really good Australian movie but so sad but funny too.
(June 20, 2012 - 9:36 pm)
Let's see...
Up.
War Horse.
Lion King when... Spoiler alert... Mufasa dies... Spoiler alert over, though I'm unsure all of you have watched it.
Hunger Games when... Spoiler alert... Rue dies... Spoiler alert over
Hmmm.... There have got to be more. I'll have a sad movie marathon and the post more later.:)
(June 19, 2012 - 5:41 pm)
If you've never read or watched The Little Prince, don't read the next comment. ~Blue Fairy~ forgot to put a spoiler alert on it.
(June 20, 2012 - 11:11 am)
The Little Prince made me cry at the end even though I knew what was coming because my class read the book and then watched the movie. The movie is so cheesy. People sing whenever they can. But The Little Prince himself was adorable. It made me cry when he died and the pilot heard him laugh.
(June 19, 2012 - 6:03 pm)
I just thought of a couple more:
West Side Story
Showboat
(June 19, 2012 - 11:42 pm)
I usually don't cry when seeing movies but there're a few that have mad me tear up and maybe cry. :)
Gladiator *spoiler alert* When he's killed at the end and is reunited with his family... It's so heartbreaking *spoiler alert over*
I Am Legend *spoiler alert* When the dog dies. *Spoiler alert over* This made me cry because my dog was lying next to me not even knowing what was happening and it made me think, what if this happened to him? It was so horrible. I sat there and just couldn't stop crying.
Secret Life of Bees I don't remember why I teared up here but something about it was sad. I guess the whole movie was sad.
The Hunger Games I just teared up. I didn't cry like I did when I read the book.
And then all the sad dog movies that I've seen. They're always really sad because something bad almost always happens to the dogs. I can't stand it.
Elizabeth, you just reminded me of Old Yellar, one of the most tear-wrenching of all time!
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(June 20, 2012 - 12:25 pm)
Quote No More Dead Dogs by Gordon Korman:
"I knew old Shep was going to die before I started page one," I said.
"Don't be ridiculous," Mr. Fogelman snapped. "How?"
I shrugged. "Because the dog always dies. Go to the library and pick out a book with an award sticker and a dog on the cover. Trust me, that dog is going down."
"Not true!" stormed the teacher.
"Well," I challenged, "what happened to Old Yeller?"
"Oh, all right," he admitted. "So Old Yeller died."
"What about Sounder?" piped up Joey Quick.
"And Bristle Face," added Mike Wrigley.
"Don't forget Where the Red Fern Grows," I put in. "The double whammy--two dogs die in that one."
"You've made your point," growled Mr. Fogelman.
Hahaha...it's true, though...unfortunately
(July 4, 2012 - 11:09 am)
Isn't War Horse just the coolest movie ever? I'm glad a lot of people on here like it because many people I know don't. I'm a horse lover and a history lover and a great fan of most things English so it just fit the bill. (Note: The Devon countryside is sooo pretty. Even though it pours rain there all the time, I now want to move to England.)
Q: Is Titanic really that sad? I mean, besides the whole sinking ship thing? And is it worth seeing?
Definitely!
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(June 20, 2012 - 3:46 pm)
I cried in The Lord of the Rings. And The King's Speech.
(June 20, 2012 - 6:40 pm)
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. That is one of the only movies I've ever cried in.
Oh, yes, that's another really sad one. And Life Is Beautiful.
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(June 21, 2012 - 10:56 am)