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I know where all Warriors and never get upset over anything but theres movies out there that made you get a lump in your throat or even maybe burst into tears.
I have a few that made my eyes water and made me get a lump in my throat but I want to know what yours are first.

p.s sorry if i stole someones topic but i searched alot and found nothing

Ok looks like i'll be the first to confess.

As a young boy... a very young boy i cried whilst watching... E.T

I've not watched too many films that make me feel that emotional, but The Green Mile sticks in my memory.

oh i couldn't resist posting my list.

Rocky 3 (when Mickey died)
The Green Mile  realy sad
Armageddon (i only cried because my mum was)
Star Wars episode 3 (when all the jedi started to die, and when it went off, knowing it was the last in the saga brought a tear.
E.T your not alone Oddity
The Lord Of The Rings The Return Of The King the most upsetting film ever but the best
Titanic (when all the familys wave goodbye) i was happy when Leonardo/jack died :badgrin:


the worst film ever for being upset at is definately the Lion King poor Mufasa.<<cant spell that.

awww Dean, the Lion King, i cried at that bit aswell. lol... hmmm
Bambi aswell.... Bloody Disney.... they know how to touch the nerve

Journey wrote: awww Dean, the Lion King, i cried at that bit aswell. lol... hmmm
Bambi aswell.... Bloody Disney.... they know how to touch the nerve

They do don't they, Bambi did me, and Finding Nemo, and snowhite(when i was young, it wasnt because it was sad, but the Witch terrified me

The Green Mile, and the saddest of all: The Elephant Man. God, you can't watch that movie without feeling upset. First time I saw it I did infact cry, big deal, I can admit it. It was SO friggin upsetting. The whole movie, just showed how much crap a guy can go through. The ending is so sad, when he lays down in bed and dies, even though he knew he would if he were to lay down. Its why he was called the Elephant man, he was taken to a freak show, and called the Elephant man, thanks to his large and deformed head. The way his head is shaped, cuts off his breathing if he lays on his back. Hence the sad ending, he gets into a bed and sleeps. Its so awful.

^^^^^^wow, that sounds..... terrible, i don't think i shall be watching this film... I feel sorry for the guy just by reading your post.

When I was a little boy i saw Simon Birch and I bawled and Bawled and bawled when simon died, Its bringing a tear to me eye now 

I cried during The Notebook like twice, Bambi and King Kong. I dont remember many others.

Oh man, ok ok :

1. (2005) The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants: When the little girl is dying.

2. (1987) La Bamba: When his mother finds out he has died and his brother screams Ritchie's name at the end from the top of his lungs.

3. (1996) Jerry Maguire: When Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr. lock eyes and hugg each other crying, realizing they made it!

4. (1994) Only You: When Marissa Tomei and Robert Downey Jr. are walking across a bridge and this man is playing this soft sad song on his saxophone.

5. (1976) Rocky (1): When Rocky runs after Mickey following their argument, and huggs him while walking together.

6. (1992) Chaplin: When Robert Downey Jr. playing Chaplin, watches all the Chaplin films on the big screen and he starts to cry.

Hardball ( Loved that movie PRW62)
Rent- Its sad when the guy is dying of AIDS.

the wigan warrior wrote:

Journey wrote: awww Dean, the Lion King, i cried at that bit aswell. lol... hmmm
Bambi aswell.... Bloody Disney.... they know how to touch the nerve

They do don't they, Bambi did me, and Finding Nemo, and snowhite(when i was young, it wasnt because it was sad, but the Witch terrified me

the witch scared me too. When my cousin and I were watching it when I was 3 (yeah I remember still :p)  I'd actually start screaming and my mom made us watch the land before time instead 

oh no.... the land before time... im glad i blanked that movie out of my memory cos i can remember it being particularly sad with that one and can distinctively remember crying (what... i was like 4 when i saw these films)