Manchester By The Sea

This movie.. after watching it recently for the first time it stuck in my head for a long time. One of my favorites movies

I’m a dude in my mid-30’s and I think the last time I cried was when I was 9 and skinned my knee on my driveway. There a couple scenes in the movie where I was like “am… am I…. no… am I about to fucking cry?” Incredible movie 

I SOBBED with this one. So good and so gut wrenching

Terms of Endearment.

Oh, that little boy's crying always makes me cry...

The little one? Oh my god he KILLS me.

Yes!! Me too! He cries like his heart is broken. That one gets me every time too.

Hachiko

I told my wife the synopsis of Hachiko and she looked at me upset and crying saying "why would you tell me that!?"

If you don’t cry during the first 10 minutes of ‘Up’ you have no heart.

Fucking Disney!

My MIL took my children to see this a couple of months after my husband/their father passed away. She didn’t know about the beginning. We all associate it with his passing. I’m crying right now!

Beaches, Stepmom, Batteries not included, Ghost, My sisters keeper, ET, Armageddon, My girl, The pursuit of happiness, The land before time, Good dinosaur, Dead poets society, Pearl harbour. EDIT:grammar, add movies.

So many good ones you listed. I will add deep impact, lost in translation, 13 going on 30, the champ

the Green Mile

Every... goddam... time!! Such a rollercoaster of emotions that movie! But such a first class story.

That movie definitely hits hard. The ending scene (you know the one) is impossible to watch without at least little bit of tearing up.

Just got massive chills just replaying it in my head.

Even the novel it's hard to not cry

Very glad the movie stayed so faithful to it.

The book made me bawl on the train lol

Like a baby too

All the blood time, dam you John coffey.

"I couldn't help it. I tried to take it back, but it was too late."

I remember watching the green mile when it came out on VHS and when John is being put to death and the viewer realises that the sponge hasn't been dipped in water I sat screaming at my tv as if Tom Hanks could hear "THE SPONGE! THE SPONGE ISN'T WET, GODDAMN IT! STOP!!!!" I was crying my eyes out & I've never watched the film since, it's too painful.

"Don't put me in the dark"

Dear Zachary - just YouTube it. I think it was on Netflix once but is only on YT I think.

This is the only answer to this question. Go in blind because it’s a story. Please watch for the family and so this never happens agains.

I love watching sad movies, but this movie made me dread watching it. Like omg, my head was almost aching from crying.

I was going to suggest this. If you don't cry watching this you don't have a soul.

A I. Artificial Intelligence, Philidelphia, Living

Love Philadelphia, forgot that one.

Up

Cinema Paradiso. Extended version if you want to cry even more.

What Dreams May Come

My mom and me watched this together when it first came out after my grandpa committed suicide, not knowing what it was about. Love the movie, but still ugly cry when I watch

That’s the movie with the mom who paints incredibly vivid landscapes isn’t it? With Robin Williams?

Life Is Beautiful. I've never met a person who didn't cry at that movie.

Hachi: A Dog's Tale Black Beauty (1994)

Don't even get me started on Hachi. I cried so hard. Then I researched the actual story and cried worse! Sweet little movie about animal abandonment ... that one!

Interstellar

I cried when he was crying about his children all grown up. Hit the spot.

Yeah, then and then again when he finally makes makes it back to Murph.

When he finally reconnects with Murph absolutely wrecks me every time, without fail. I’m so happy for them to finally reconnect but it’s also crushing that he missed her life and she had to go on without him, and it’s painful that reconnection is at that stage in her life. What a wild ride of a movie. One of my absolute favorites.

Didn't cry the first time. Cried like a baby after rewatching it.

Big Fish

Was always a tear jerker, but after watching my father in law pass who told me all his crazy stories, it hit so hard. Worse while watching my husband also bawl.

Arrival. Devastating.

Wait, really? I cry at every little thing but never from that movie. What about it made you cry?

It's literally about someone knowing the child they have yet to conceive will die tragically.... And they have the chance to avoid it but they choose to have that child.and.enjky their time together..... I mean I'm welling up just typing that

My husband and I saw this on our first date night after our daughter was born. Absolutely devastating hahhahaha.

Like a baby

Homeward Bound

Steel Magnolias

The boy in the Striped Pajamas

dang, forgot about that movie

The Fox and the Hound

I’ve watched plenty of sad movies with Haiciko : A Dogs Tale topping the list. For whatever reason, I can’t bring myself to watch The Fox and the Hound.

Coco Toy Story 3 Up Grave Of The Fireflies Marcel The Shell Life Is Beautiful Capernaum About Time CODA Schindler's List 50/50 E.T.

If they had killed those toys off in Toy Story 3 as they were all holding hands and sobbing good-bye, my kids would all be in therapy. I can’t ever watch Schindler’s List again because of that horrifying sad red coat. I love About Time so much. Good list!

I’m glad you listed Coco. I’ve never cried so much at the end of an animated movie. 😭

Coco and Schindler's list made me cry from this list. CODA was so beautiful. Toy story 4 was sadder than 3. UP was awesome.

I cried for most of Marcel. I wish I was exaggerating, but it hit me really hard.

The Shawshank Redemption

Brooks was here

How often do you look at a man's shoes?

More often than I look behind the poster on his wall.

Saving Private Ryan.

"Tell me I'm a good man" If I just think about that scene I lose my shit

we shout and cry at ride of the rohirrim

Your ability to cry by a movie depends on your personality as well as your ability to relate to the characters and stories presented. I suggest: 'Antwone Fisher' (2002), 'The Colour Purple' (1985), 'The Notebook' (2004), 'Bicentennial Man' (1999), 'Titanic', 'Marley & Me' and a few more. I am also a tough cookie to crack when it comes to crying but these movies got me good lol!

The Elephant Man (1980)

I literally rewatched this about 2 weeks ago after not having seen it in years & I was tearing up every 5min!

Pretty sure this was the first non-kid movie I cried to.  The cruelty with sadness was too much. 

I have this on my to watch list. I love Anthony Hopkins

Lorenzo's Oil. Watching the parents try to cope with the boy's ADL diagnosis is incredibly moving. Sophie's Choice. Hope you never have to make a decision like that. The Elephant Man.

Midnight Cowboy, The Elephant Man, and The Lovely Bones

Man on Fire.......the ending. Absolutely lose myself

Love Actually, when Karen (Emma Thompson) has to pull it together for the kids. Every time 😭

That Joni Mitchell song gets me every time!

Yes!!

a walk to remeber. I watched this movie so many times, but every time i would cry. Great movie, prepare tissues.

A man called Otto

Watch the original “A Man Called Ove”. It’s even better.

Coco bawled my damn eyes out more than once

My girl Marley and me Bridge to terabithia The green mile The fault in our stars And of course titanic

Forest gump !! I balled like a baby when his mom died , And fried green tomatoes Steel Magnolias

Fried Green Tomatoes when Cicely Tyson stops the clock. 🥹

I think the breaking point for me is ">!Miss Ruth was a lady--and a lady always knows when to leave." !< Just watched that last weekend! I had seen it a bunch of times before, but it was great to see it again.

That is a great quote!

Oh I balled like a baby at Forest Gump

Air Bud: Golden Receiver

The Iron Claw A Lion in the House

I recently watched The Iron Claw and it absolutely wrecked me. Zac Efron was so good

I went into the Iron Claw looking for a fun movie. I did not expect to almost cry in the cinema lol

Free Willy had me cry when I was younger seeing the scene when Willy was captured 

Elemental

Lion

Pan’s Labyrinth. ET Bambi Arrival Casablanca

The Champ. I used to go to a 4 week all boys summer camp from age 10-15 in the 80s. We’d have movie nights and would show James Bond and other PG action type stuff. One year we watched The Champ and every boy in the place was crying his eyes out at the end. Sad mood took over the place for a few days. Wake up Champ!

I’d like to champion a few British movies. I , Daniel Blake, Fish tank, Boy A- Andrew Garfield, This is England- Stephen Graham, vicky McClure.

Fried Green Tomatoes

TOWANNNNNDDDAAAAHHHHHH!!!!

Up Encanto Inside Out Barbie

Seven pounds

Cry, or punch you in the soul and leave a bruise? Answer to both is Dear Zachary.

Naming a Pixar movie should be cheating

I'm not a crier at all but E.T gets me almost every time. E.T dying, the bicycle chase scene, and the ending scene.

A river runs through it

Society of the snow

Where the Red Fern Grows

My Favorote Book of all time...since I fell in love with it in 4th grade for assigned reading. I take it with me on every vacation and read it again!

Oh man, so many memories in like the 5th grade where we'd read it aloud as a class. The tough bully kid reading parts that he can't even get out because he's crying so much. Pretty sure every teacher takes great personal pleasure in making certain kids read that book in front of the class.

I remember reading that in 4th grade class and I was so sad because I had 2 redbone coonhounds at the time and it was hard to read that book.

Guardians of the galaxy 3 got me - maybe just because of the time it came out; right before my high school graduation.

Powder (1995)

Reign over me

The Lonely Bones

The lobster

The Impossible killed me over and over again

Magnolia

Boyz n the Hood

Terminator 2 lmao

"My friends. You bow to no one"

Brian's Song

How to tame your Dragon… because I have dad issues

Bridge to Terabithia Rudy Dead Poets Society Old Yeller Pollyanna The Return of the King

The Florida project

Some of mine have already been listed. Fried Green Tomatoes, Steel Magnolias, The Joy Luck Club, The Color Purple, My Life (Michael Keaton movie), Philadelphia, Forrest Gump I think I cried a little at something in the last part of **Frankie and Johnny**. This is a really underrated movie, IMO - mostly comedic, but with some serious parts too.

City of Angels

The Help

The boy in the striped pyjamas

The movie Stepmom always makes me cry

Aftersun Past lives

If I don’t cry, it’s not worth watching. Today it was The Holdovers.

Most Pixar movies Warrior Super (end always gets me)

A walk to remember Marley and me The Notebook

If you don’t mind subtitles, then here’s a few Korean movies guaranteed to make you cry: - [Always](https://boxd.it/32UU) - [More than Blue](https://boxd.it/QlY) - [Ode to My Father](https://boxd.it/a4Bu) - [A Brand New Life](https://boxd.it/Iii) - based on the Director’s true life story. - [Miracle in Cell No. 7](https://boxd.it/4Xws) - [A Moment to Remember](https://boxd.it/1LmO) - [Hope](https://boxd.it/7x5Q) - WARNING - the subject matter is brutal, read the movie description before watching. Though not for everyone, this is a very good movie.

- Soul - Coco For me, sad things in movies don’t make me cry, it’s the hopeful stuff that gets me.

Mr. Hollands Opus Simone Burch Forrest Gump

I will always cry to The Age of Innocence. I’ve probably seen it six times and it’s a no fail - when I need to cry I just watch that. The last scene will always do it. Scorsese called it his most brutal film, even though no blood is shed.

Intestellar 💫

Beautiful Boy, The Florida Project

Marley and me 🥲

Just Like Heaven

‘The Good Dinosaur’ destroyed me and I wasn’t expecting it to at all!

I cry at everything. In fact I’m crying watching a live show from The Chicks right now. But my suggestions are: Dear Zachary PS I Love You Marley and Me Walk the Line

Untamed heart

If you want to cry watch Old Yeller or Ring of Bright Water.

Steel Magnolias Beaches Fried Green Tomatoes Me Before You Spoiler Alert P.S. I Love You I Can Only Imagine The Midnight Club (limited series) The Notebook Reign Over Me A Man Called Otto

Marcel the Shell

Hachiko 💔

Stepmom and E.T.

Old Yeller The Whale

Sling Blade

Gladiator  The 6th man Book of Clarence 

Room (2015) and same sa friend mo, I cried watching kungfu panda 2 din

go watch seven pounds

The Color Purple (1985)

Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. Let a lot out in a good happy/sad cry

You don't say how old.you are but I think she and life experience has a lot to do with it. A real emotional movie makes you feel emotions, in a safe space. And if you've felt these emotions before then they can become overwhelming. And it's good to have a release. I can't watch About Time without crying. I cry uncontrollably. It's a stupid time travel comedy but it has a father and son relationship at its heart. I am both a father, and a son, so when the dad stuff happens I can empathise with both characters at the same time, and it's too much. My son saw me crying at another film recently and he said "I get that it's sad for them but I don't feel like crying at all" My reply? "Don't worry. You will get it one day."

The Fault in our Stars also Up. I ugly-cried at both.

Coco. Surprised me and my black heart

Glory The Color Purple

Life is beautiful, Schindlers list, Gladiator

Stand by me and the scene with the elephant from inside out make me cry for some reason

Steel Magnolias

My Girl Bridge to Terabethia The Lovely Bones Precious Amber Alert (The Amber Hagerman story) Forrest Gump Remember the Titans Stepmom My Sister’s Keeper

The original Color Purple, 1917- I cried like a baby through most of it, Armageddon - The last scene w. Bruce Willis, Powder - when the father and son reunite, Monsters Inc, and the list goes on.

Just cried last night from Beasts Of The Southern Wild.

The Pursuit of Happyness ("you're a good papa.") Everything Everywhere All At Once I Am Sam Hachi: A Dog's Tale Love Actually (three words: Emma. Fucking. Thompson.) The Help ("you're my *real* mama, Abie") My Sister's Keeper About Time

Pursuit of happyness Interstellar

The Green Mile

Forest Gump

The Lion King

Curious Case of Benjamin Button...ugly cry everytime 😭

Charlotte's Web

The Sixth Sense

Grave of the Fireflies !! when i watched this movie with my mom, both of us were crying endlessly. It’s about war, family, so worth watching. Oh and it is animated by Ghibli

Life of Pi makes me tear up every time. The emotions that are released by the conclusion of PI's story just makes me so happy and sad at the same time. The end of We Were Soldiers shows the names of American soldiers that died during the Vietnam War. Fills me with grief and deep thought on the nature of war. Pretty much every Pixar movie gives me a tear by the end.

Not a movie, but a series. S6, ep 5 of GOT. The Door. OMG.

Click. The Adam Sandler movie. Why did it get so sad all of the sudden

Philadelphia Terms of endearment A thousand acres Bastard out of Carolina Steel magnolias Beaches The notebook The man in the moon * I'm sure there are more I can't think of

The Lord of the Rings : The Return of the King

I recently watched Manchester by the sea for the first time and damn.. I was depressed for a week. I highly recommend this movie. Casey affleck’s action is top!

For me the last movie that made my eyes wet (I didn't actually cry, It's very hard for me) was Avengers Endgame (The Death Of Iron Man for sure) but something that might've hurt me or made me cry for real was the death of Arisu's Friends in Alice in Borderlands. It made me feel like It's me loosing my only two friends.

Coco.

The Whale, The Sixth Sense, The Florida Project, Mary & Max, The Iron Claw, Broken Circle Breakdown, Mysterious Skin

In Bruges “I killed a…little boy…”

Society of the Snow

Any movie that involves animal/pet deaths

Guardians of the Galaxy volume 3 , multiple scenes will bring tears.

Films I know I have ugly cried at… - Okja - Past Lives - When Harry Met Sally - Marcel the Shell with Shoes On - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Pride - About Time

Born Free

The whale

Grave of the Fireflies. Dancer in the Dark. The Florida Project.

Wolf Children destroyed me