Can you guys recommend me a movie to watch, one that made you cry?

Titanic- well you probably already watched this one
A Walk To Remember-so heartbreaking and it has Shane West
My Sister's Keeper-I knew I'd cry watching this one even before I started

Some movies that made me cry:

1.) Titanic (sobbing beginning to end)
2.) The Phantom of the Opera (it's just so depressing!)
3.) The Notebook (if only guys could be like that!)

Movie that made me cry is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I really liked Cedric!!!! ;(

8 mile- makes me depressed that ill probably never marry eminem

Titanic
P.S. I love you
Casablanca
Remember the titans
Ghost
My sister's keeper
A walk to remember
Cruel intenions
House of flying Daggers
Armageddon

The Lovely Bones. It'll have you in tears. ;-;

i recently watched Hotel Rwanda and it made me cry or Reign Over Me...those made me cry

My Sister's Keeper
Marley & Me
A Walk to Remember
The Notebook
The Last Song
Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows part 2- because it was the last one

Tristan and Isolde. It's a very romantic, yet emotional film. It will leave you stranded! and trust me, it's WAY better than Romeo and Juliet.

One of the only movies I've ever cried watching was Big Fish. I think it's because I really connect to it, and I watched it a lot after a family death a couple of months ago. It's really good, and I cry a bunch at the end, but it ends on a happy note too, so it's just really amazing

The Help.

We bought a Zoo made me cry but there were also bits that made me laugh!

Glory is good if you think that seeing someone die by protecting another person.

Here's my list:
A Walk To Remember (so sad..)
Here On Earth (same plot, but AWTR is far better)
My Girl
Titanic
The Notebook
The Green Mile
Slumdog Millionare
Anne Of Green Gables (Matthew's death)
Dead Poets Society

i yhink you should watch Marley and Me

1. Moulin Rouge
2. Titanic
3. Romeo + Juliet
4. Big Fish
5. (500) Days of Summer

The last 3 I didn't break down crying in, the first two I did though... If none of those work, I found this: link

if you want a happy ending gordy
if not saving private ryan

First of all I can almost promise you that you will cry if you see
PAY IT FORWARD

You might cry on some of these too.

The Lovely Bones
The Notebook
Titanic
My Sister's Keeper
My Girl
Bridge To Terabithia
The Four Brothers
Ghost
The Outsiders
I Am Sam
Rain man
Where The Red Fern Grows
Forest Gump
E.T
The Champ
Stepmom
The Passion Of The Christ
My Dog Skip
Click
Moulin Rouge
Radio
We Are Marshall
Selena
Mystic River
Message In A Bottle
Pearl Harbor
The Boy In The Striped Pajamas
The Butterfly Effect
A Walk To Remember
Stand By Me
Couragous

I think u should watch titanic if u really wanna cry. But u might have already seen it. Or for some people tomorrow when the war began makes some people cry cuz it is kinda sad! =:I

My Dog Skip, Titanic, A Walk To Remember, & Letters To God

A walk to remember
Titanic
love's unending legacy

These are all sad, but beautiful, movies:
The Notebook
Million Dollar Baby
Atonement
The Painted Veil
The Lovely Bones
Gladiator (one of the best, but I'm sure you've seen it)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Duchess
The Kite Runner (the book is better though)
The Last of the Mohicans (really good)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

I've seen all of them and like or love them all, with the exception of The Lovely Bones. I haven't seen that one but the book was amazing.

I guarantee most of these will make you cry and pretty sure you will enjoy most of them.

I Always cry at movies, here are some that made me cry

~ A Walk To Remember
~ The Notebook
~ Pay It Forward (Such a good movie, not many have seen it but it is really good)
~ Incredibly loud & Extreemely Close (Something like that, it is in theaters at the moment but it was so good and I cried </3)

The 1968 "Romeo & Juliet", starring Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey as Romeo Montague & Juliet Capulet.

EXCELLENT IN EVERY WAY!!!! CLASSIC TOO! ;D

Love & Hugs,

Juliet

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