movie that make you cry..?

GotThatSwing · Post by **GotThatSwing** » 25 Apr 2011, 05:37

The Lion King

Seriously.

Fran · Post by **Fran** » 25 Apr 2011, 05:48

Vickyyadav wrote:The movie never says so, but it's a practical parable about the debate between pro-choice and pro-life. If you're pro-life, you would require Anna to donate her kidney, although there is a chance she could die, and her sister doesn't have a good prognosis. If you're pro-choice, you would support Anna's lawsuit.

I must have watched a different movie ... I didn't get anything about the pro-choice debate in it. I think it was about obsession and the mother's inability to listen to her daughter and also the tremendous love of the sister who was prepared to allow herself to be demonized rather than betray her promise to her sister. IMO it's about the way people can easily confuse love with control.

Bighuey · Post by **Bighuey** » 25 Apr 2011, 19:10

I havent cried in a movie since I was about 7 years old, it was a Disney cartoon movie called Make Mine Music. One part was about a whale who wanted to be an opera singer.At the end he got harpooned and i bawled my head off. Ill take that back. When I was about 12 I saw a movie called The Clown with Red Skelton. It was the only dramatic movie he made. Its a real tear-jerker.

Sonia12 · Post by **Sonia12** » 26 Apr 2011, 00:01

I hardly ever cry at films but ones that spring to mind the english patient
shadow lands indecent proposal.........

Anna_21 · Post by **Anna_21** » 26 Apr 2011, 05:32

The notebook.
Although i'm not usually a person that cries at movies the drama in the movie made me so sad.....

Bighuey · Post by **Bighuey** » 26 Apr 2011, 08:56

I remember the Notebook. Isnt that the one with James Garner? It was popular in Utah, as it was produced by the LDS church. It was sad.

Aguswgs · Post by **Aguswgs** » 28 Apr 2011, 22:20

children from heaven

Jacob · Post by **Jacob** » 29 Apr 2011, 03:11

I think the only tearjerker was "The Elephant Man"

Teesie · Post by **Teesie** » 01 May 2011, 20:38

I cry at just about everything. Sometimes I just start crying for no reason at all, so any movie or book that's sad will make me cry. I remember once I was standing in the grocery store checkout line and I glanced over at the candy bars and just started sqwallin' .....but then again I had seen my Nanny's favorite the Zero Bar and she had past away only a year before that...

The last movie I saw that made me cry was Wizard of Oz. All the tornados coming through made me think of the movie, so I watched it. When I saw that twister headed for Dorothy's house I just thohght "What if that was my house the other night when all those tornado watches were going on?" I cried all the way up until the Munchkins started singing, lol......then I couldn't help but laugh....

Euphoriameantime · Post by **Euphoriameantime** » 06 May 2011, 11:12

I rarely cry over movies. I watched the notebook and didn't cry.

The second time I watched it was after one of the most touching and traumatic moments in my life. I took care of an elderly couple who'd just come in. She had sundowners and as I got her ready for bed she started to become agitated and her husband stepped in and in a stern voice told her to calm down that I was going to take good care of her and about how she was the only thing that mattered. She looked at me and started crying, begging me to take care of him, telling him he mattered too. Long story short I was in the middle of the two of them crying and arguing who was more important.

Now I cry whenever I watch the notebook.

Fran · Post by **Fran** » 06 May 2011, 15:03

Euphoriameantime wrote:I rarely cry over movies. I watched the notebook and didn't cry.

The second time I watched it was after one of the most touching and traumatic moments in my life. I took care of an elderly couple who'd just come in. She had sundowners and as I got her ready for bed she started to become agitated and her husband stepped in and in a stern voice told her to calm down that I was going to take good care of her and about how she was the only thing that mattered. She looked at me and started crying, begging me to take care of him, telling him he mattered too. Long story short I was in the middle of the two of them crying and arguing who was more important.

Now I cry whenever I watch the notebook.

Never heard of sundowners before ... amazing the things you learn on this site

Teesie · Post by **Teesie** » 06 May 2011, 15:10

Fran wrote:
Euphoriameantime wrote:I rarely cry over movies. I watched the notebook and didn't cry.

The second time I watched it was after one of the most touching and traumatic moments in my life. I took care of an elderly couple who'd just come in. She had sundowners and as I got her ready for bed she started to become agitated and her husband stepped in and in a stern voice told her to calm down that I was going to take good care of her and about how she was the only thing that mattered. She looked at me and started crying, begging me to take care of him, telling him he mattered too. Long story short I was in the middle of the two of them crying and arguing who was more important.

Now I cry whenever I watch the notebook.
Never heard of sundowners before ... amazing the things you learn on this site

Is it another word for Alziemers? Where I'm at us southerner's with all our unique slang call it Oldtimers, I guess cause a lot of the older folks cain't pronounce Alziemers....When somebody young forgets things alot, like me

, we call it Youngtimers....lol....

Fran · Post by **Fran** » 06 May 2011, 15:25

Teesie wrote:
Fran wrote:
Euphoriameantime wrote:I rarely cry over movies. I watched the notebook and didn't cry.

The second time I watched it was after one of the most touching and traumatic moments in my life. I took care of an elderly couple who'd just come in. She had sundowners and as I got her ready for bed she started to become agitated and her husband stepped in and in a stern voice told her to calm down that I was going to take good care of her and about how she was the only thing that mattered. She looked at me and started crying, begging me to take care of him, telling him he mattered too. Long story short I was in the middle of the two of them crying and arguing who was more important.

Now I cry whenever I watch the notebook.

Never heard of sundowners before ... amazing the things you learn on this site
Is it another word for Alziemers? Where I'm at us southerner's with all our unique slang call it Oldtimers, I guess cause a lot of the older folks cain't pronounce Alziemers....When somebody young forgets things alot, like me , we call it Youngtimers....lol....

Sundowners sounds a lot nicer than Alzheimer's ... it suggests lolling on the varanda in the rocking chair as the sun goes down meditating. Way to go

Euphoriameantime · Post by **Euphoriameantime** » 06 May 2011, 16:59

Teesie wrote:
Fran wrote:
Euphoriameantime wrote:I rarely cry over movies. I watched the notebook and didn't cry.

The second time I watched it was after one of the most touching and traumatic moments in my life. I took care of an elderly couple who'd just come in. She had sundowners and as I got her ready for bed she started to become agitated and her husband stepped in and in a stern voice told her to calm down that I was going to take good care of her and about how she was the only thing that mattered. She looked at me and started crying, begging me to take care of him, telling him he mattered too. Long story short I was in the middle of the two of them crying and arguing who was more important.

Now I cry whenever I watch the notebook.
Never heard of sundowners before ... amazing the things you learn on this site
Is it another word for Alziemers? Where I'm at us southerner's with all our unique slang call it Oldtimers, I guess cause a lot of the older folks cain't pronounce Alziemers....When somebody young forgets things alot, like me , we call it Youngtimers....lol....

Sundowners is a specific complication from Alzheimer's. It refers to the fact that some of people affected with Alzheimer's are fine during the day but become symptimatic when the sun goes down.

I also used to take care of a rather randy Irish fellow. I was working with a girl who was rather bottom heavy and flat chested. Out of nowhere he grabs her bottom and says "all that meat and no potato!!"

never ever forget that.

Teesie · Post by **Teesie** » 06 May 2011, 17:15

Euphoriameantime wrote:
Teesie wrote:
Fran wrote: Never heard of sundowners before ... amazing the things you learn on this site
Is it another word for Alziemers? Where I'm at us southerner's with all our unique slang call it Oldtimers, I guess cause a lot of the older folks cain't pronounce Alziemers....When somebody young forgets things alot, like me , we call it Youngtimers....lol....

Sundowners is a specific complication from Alzheimer's. It refers to the fact that some of people affected with Alzheimer's are fine during the day but become symptimatic when the sun goes down.

I also used to take care of a rather randy Irish fellow. I was working with a girl who was rather bottom heavy and flat chested. Out of nowhere he grabs her bottom and says "all that meat and no potato!!" never ever forget that.

I thought it was something related to Alzheimer's.

That's funny.