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[ichigostrawberries]

I went to see Bolt with Neko and our mom, and almost cried twice. I don't get it! I usually don't cry during movies~
How can I tear up at that movie, but not during PGSM when

Spoiler

Minako dies

, or during Pinch Runner, or anything else?!
I really hate my body.

Mako

[justafan33]

I remember that I cried when I watched The Care Bears Movie

But that was when I was little and it was OK to cry in public. That's why I'm so glad I was alone when I finally watched Terms of Endearment on TV. If you don't cry while watching that movie, you're not human.

[TProduce]

Kurosawa's Ikiru. Every single time...ARRRGH

[Phob]

I actually had tears welling up in my eyes during...The Ring
During the scene when that horse jumped off the boat and died. All 4 of us watching it were horrified by it

[Atarimae]

Letters From Iwo jima....... omg!!!

[baky34]

My Girl and I, with lead by Song-Hye Gyo and the guy from 'my sassy girl', can't really remember the name. sorry.

[.gina]

The Notebook I love a good chick flick though, it's an amazing film. Also at the end of Juno.. lol.

[PK91]

Finding Neverland, have watched it around 3 times, and always cry when the "bench scene" comes in the end. So sad

Not a movie, but started to cry like a baby when I saw one of my first Momusu programs. It was about Mittsi who felt she didn't get the chance to say goodbye to her friends etcetera and then they made (?) Sayonara no Kawari ni to say thank you. Sad and sweet at the same time.

[Europa]

The ones that I can remember are Taiyou no Uta and A Millionare's First Love.

Taiyou no Uta cause I'm a big Yui fan, and Goodbye Days is such a sad song. And Lee Yeon Hee played such a good Eun-Whan in Millionare.

Probably every other terminal-illness-girl movie out there will do it for me too.


I think I also cried during the first pokemon movie when Ash got turned to stone, but that was like 10 years ago.

[TProduce]

Probably every other terminal-illness-girl movie out there will do it for me too.

(starts typing script and planning how to spend inevitable piles of cash)

[gutsack]

Memories of Matsuko
Tokyo Godfathers
Grave of the Fireflies

[Linlintan]

Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away
^They make me cry everytime!

[lazypanda]

- 1 litre of tears
- Titanic
- Bambi

I can't think of anymore right now.

[♥Sancchan♥]

I watched Million Dollar Baby few evenings ago... and... and...
I cried myself out like a little baby.

[ダコタ！]

Only a few have ever made me cry.

After growing up watching Adam Sandler movies, I cried at the scene in Click when he dies. It was really sad to me, it was like watching someone I knew die. I don't know how else to explain it.

At the end of Battle Royale, when Kawada dies, I also cried. He was too cool to die in my opinion, but that was what made it so great.

Oh, and Europa reminded me, I cried when Ash was turned to stone in the first movie, and Pikachu and all of the other Pokemon started to cry. I think I would cry even now, but only because of the nostalgia I'd feel watching that scene.

[Zorr]

^OMG, so I'm not the only one then. I actually cried at that bit in Click too and then I felt like an idiot cause it's supposed to be a comedy. Especially after I was talking about the film with someone else a day later and they said how the bit when he dies seemed too over the top.

But yeah, it really got to me and it was sort of the same feeling that you said about, like watching someone you know die.

[Nayok-Kihara]

I cried during certain parts of, and at the end of, CATS.

And most recently I remember crying through parts of the movie Herb.

There are more, but I don't have the time to think back at all of them right now.

[prettycatchy]

The Notebook and A Walk to Remember
They were both really sad, and I recommend them to anyone who wants to watch a good love story.

[Medusa]

- Tennessee
- Hotaru no Haka / Grave of the Fireflies (always me cry when setsuko dying )
- Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi / Spirited Away (the only thing that make me cry is "ending song")

[Thexx]

The Notebook and Moulin Rouge for me.