No matter how often you watch it you cry

[hoba 10]

The ending for Sonatine always breaks my heart. Everytime I watch it I know it's coming and I still wish it played out differently.

 

Hana Bi and Kikujiro also tend to make me cry, the former out of sadness, the latter happiness.

 

In the Mood for Love, although I haven't seen it in a while, would probably set me off too.

[redgies girl 10]

'I am Legend'- the bit with the dog

 

or 'Click'- before you realise it's a happy ending!

[Corsa beast 10]

for me it would be

 

 

city of angels

gladiator

ghost

[missymoo73 10]

Titanic - yes I know thats bad but it really does. Even my hubby can't watch the scene where the boat is going down and the old couple are laid on the bed holding hands.

[missymoo73 10]

for me it would be

 

 

city of angels

gladiator

ghost

 

Oh God yes I forgot about Ghost thats a brill film

[Bloomdido 10]

Field of Dreams does it for me.

[Sheff Bird 10]

I was waiting to see if anyone mentioned Love Story - I know what's coming and I cry before she dies now! And Ryan O'Neill sitting alone in the snow - sob!

[rubiomk2 10]

Life is Beautiful - i don't just cry, i sob and actually feel ill at the end of it - when the father sees his little boy watching him whilst he's walking with the officer, knowing he's going to be shot and he does the funny walk to make his son think it's all just a game - heart-breaking

 

and on a lighter note, Charlotte's Web also makes me shed a tear or two..

[chinaski 10]

Ang Lee's 'The Ice Storm' - the overbearing sense of inescapable loss and sadness that pervades the whole film. It doesn't have me in tears, being a bloke and all, but it churns the stomach every time I watch, especially the electrocution scene.

[chinaski 10]

Aw bless, the innocence of kids eh?

 

I miss Rich. In fact if a film was made of his forum life, I'd cry every time.

[Flowersfade 10]

A foreign movie Mughal e azam (the great emporer)

[Flowersfade 10]

And also The phantom of the opera