[BloodMittens]

I know everyone has these specific movies and such. But 300 totally does it for me. Not sure why, but every damned time I watch this movie, I cry. And I don't get it, I'm laughing through half of the killing and going "DAHMN!" through the rest and then BOOM! Waterworks.

First time in the movies when I watched it. I sobbed like a little girl.
Second time I saw it at the movies. I sobbed like a little girl again.
I bought it and watched it with my boyfriend. I cried.
I watched it by myself about 5 times now. I cried every time.
Right now I am watching it and I cried so bad I was sobbing in my bed. Like... WTF? o_O;;

I'm fine now. But everytime I watch it I get all depressed and I become a human water fountain. This also happens with the movie Eight-Below. You know, the movie with the doggies? Yeah... doggie movies pull at my heart too.

Anyone have this? A movie that just totally turns you into a pansy-girly-girl crying all the time?

[CellyCell]

Yes...


I cried because of the time wasted watching such filth.


Actually, for big screen movies I don't cry much over but there are a few I have cried for:

Man On Fire
Crash
Schindler's List
The Little Princess (I LOVE THIS FILM )
I Am Sam


But if it were actual waterworks, it happens when I watch do***entary films.

[StereoXGirl]

Swing Kids made me cry. I haven't seen it in a long time, though.

I got a little teary eyed in the theatres watching A Walk to Remember. But *shhhh* don't tell anyone! LOL!

[Karren]

Nah... I'll get wet eyes when there's a sad part to any movie.. But not all out crying...

I do get a tear or two when I watch Bruce Willis in Die Hard 1, 2, 3, 4, ...... Get shot, stabbed, cut, blown up, fall from buildings, helecopters, bridges.... Ouch.. That's got a hurt... Lol

Karren

[Solimar]

Message in a Bottle -- the letters he wrote to his wife...ugh. So sad.

[BloodMittens]

Originally Posted by StereoXGirl

Swing Kids made me cry. I haven't seen it in a long time, though.

I got a little teary eyed in the theatres watching A Walk to Remember. But *shhhh* don't tell anyone! LOL!

OMG! I remember Swing Kids. I watched that in highschool... it was really only sad when the poor kid's friend killed himself. I teared up at that D:

[Andi]

Watching "The Pursuit of Happyness" made me seriously depressed! I felt sooo bad I wanted to leave the movie theater, I just couldn´t stand to see this poor guy and his kid in so much misery that just gets worse minute by minute.
I love the movie and recommend it to everyone, but I can never watch it again!

Oh and I cried like a baby both times I watched The Notebook, I will never watch that one again either.

[adrianavanessa]

* Armageddon- At the end, when Harry (Bruce) is talking to Grace (Liv Tyler) right before he dies.
* The Notebook
* Pearl Harbor- When Danny dies.
...and many more!

[DizzyCow]

i found 300 boring..

i only ever cried when i watched a movie about a singer a guy singing something labamba i think.
the end just shocked me.
but i do cry over a good book..

[michal_cohen]

i cry in meeting joe black at the end
and in 10 things i hate about you when she read her poem

[Solimar]

My mom is the real pansy-ass. This has nothing to do with movies, but when listening to the song "Bent" by Matchbox 20, she cries...like wtf?

Anyway...!

[dixiewolf]

I have cried at a lot of movies, but the ones that were real tearfests were The Notebook, Eight Below, and Radio. And then stupid me, they come on tv and I watch them again, and I am sobbing as much as the first time. At the Notebook, other people cried so I wasnt feeling weird, Eight Below, I had no tissue, or napkins, was biting my tongue, but bam, sob sob, and Radio, a lady next to me haded me some tissues b/c she was crying too

[KellyB]

I'm a crier. Even commercials get to me, but the one that has always turned me into a sniveling idiot is Steel Magnolias.

[sweetnsexy6953]

I cried when my friend and I went to go see Titantic at the theaters. My boyfriend and I watched King Kong and I got a lil teary eyed. I also almost a little teary eyed during The Notebook and A Walk To Remember.