Movies You're Not Afraid to Admit Made You Cry

[Nick]

You know you've done it. We know you've done it. We just don't know which movie made you do it. Confess here, but let's go one movie at a time just so someone doesn't ruin it and name all the good ones.

First up, Field of Dreams. I've never had a great relationship with my father. We've done stuff, but the stuff he enjoys doing isn't usually the stuff I enjoy doing. But good lord if I didn't cry like a baby at the end of this movie. I swear, if I even hear someone casually say the line, "Dad, do you wanna have a catch?" I friggin' lose it.

Next?

[RamWraith]

.......RUDY

[psycho9985]

The Marix 1,2,and 3:sad:

[RamsFanSam]

Caddyshack.

That movie was on TV the night before my first son died. It was the last thing we watched while I was holding him. Even hearing Kenny Loggins sing the theme song can cause the waterworks to start...

Brian's Song is a close second.

[WisRamsFan]

This is a tough one because it has happened on many occasion, I guess I'm sensitive. LOL

Steel Magnolias
Brian's Song
8 Seconds
and of course, still to this day, Old Yeller.

[r8rh8rmike]

"Heaven's Gate", "Ishtar", "Kazaam" and "Gigli" all made me cry when I watched them.

[live4ramin]

Forrest Gump.

[txramsfan]

From Justin to Kelly

[AvengerRam]

I don't cry. And no, its not some macho thing, I just don't seem to have very active tear ducts.


That said, the following movies do tend to get me choked up:

Field of Dreams
Yeah, that "hey Dad, you want to have a catch" scene does it to me too.

The Sixth Sense
When Haley Joel Osment tells his Mom that the dead Grandmother told him to tell her that the answer to her question is "every day," and then asks what the question is, and she says "Do I make you proud," that gets me every time.

Homeward Bound
My kids used to love that movie, and when the old Golden Retreiver limps home to the arms of his owner... sorry, I'm getting a bit ferclempt, talk among yourselves.

[rammiser]

What a wuss I am Ladder 49, and 8 Seconds.

[jkramsfan]

Brians Song

[HUbison]

Ladder 49 was the first one in a long time to do it for me.

[general counsel]

Pride of the Yankees and Bang the Drum Slowly.

ramming speed to all

general counsel

[psycho9985]

Apocalypse now....the horror the horror.

[thoey]

I guess I am over sensitive too, cause any movie with a good story line that has a strong PRIDE moment or sad moment can get mine going. Some were mentioned above, Rudy, Old Yeller, Field of Dreams, etc.

TX, I am going to have to say, I have never heard of "From Justin to Kelly".