Inspired by this post.
The Christmas Box - Yes, it is a made-for-TV movie. But it's based off a book that both my mom and I read and we both just cried and cried and cried. So when we watched the movie, it was one big blubber-fest.
Forrest Gump - when Sally Field dies. When Jenny dies. When he meets little Forrest. I love this movie for many reasons, but there are so many moments that make me tear up.
UP - but really any Disney movie. Especially Pixar/Disney movies. But especially UP! Have you seen this? Don't click on it if you don't want to cry!!
An Education - such a great film, but I cried when I saw it in theaters, and Pete and I recently purchased this and watched it again and I cried like a baby at the end. If you haven't seen it, though, you really should - it's wonderful. Carey Mulligan is one of my faves.
Love Actually - always made me cry before, but NOW, having used a song from the movie for my walk up the aisle with my dad at our wedding, well, it will just be at new heights of cry-dom.
The Hangover - I laugh so hard I cry.
Juno - at the end(ish) when Juno is in the hospital bed, and Paulie comes in...Pete and I saw this movie in theaters three times, and I bawled in all three. Like, I had to hold my breath to keep from actually gasping for air/sobbing embarrassingly.
Away We Go - it's hard for me to think of this movie without getting teary-eyed. Let's just leave it at, "you should watch this."
Stranger Than Fiction - have you seen this? I pretty much wrote it off, until a friend and I watched it a few years ago. Will Ferrell is fantastic - absolutely fantastic - and plays such a different kind of role. It's all so real and gratifying and wonderful. And absolutely gut-wrenching.
Sleepless in Seattle - um, HELLO?! How could you not cry during this?
These are some of MANY movies that make me cry. All are great. I highly recommend each and every one!
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Joy Luck Club. I saw it in the theater with Luu, my Vietnamese suitemate. I think it was a little to close for comfort. And bam.
STranger than Fiction was a great film! I wrote it off too. It was good.
I agree with you on UP (especially at the beginning), Love Actually (every single time!), Juno (yeah, after she had the baby and Bleeker comes into the hospital room).
Great choices--now I'm in the mood to watch one of these:)
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