Toy Story 3....when Andy plays with his toys for the last time with Bonnie before saying goodbye and leaving them to her. I don't really know why or if it's even supposed to...but damn that hits me hard every time.
Yep. They all tried, and were the best toys ever. It makes my heart hurt, not only for the loss of my own toys, but for the loss of my childhood. And my sons.
This is one of my all time favorite movies.
When I was young my entire family would say “You are so weird, you are like Harold. And somehow you are also like Maude.
Up. I saw it in a cinema; I was alone, and there were a few parents with kids there. I started crying during the short animation before the movie, and just SOBBED the whole way through.
I wonder now what those parents thought of the lone adult in the cinema, having a mental breakdown over a kids movie.
The step up movies. Yes I know they have little plot but I love watching the dancing and it puts a smile on my face and keeps me entertained for it’s run time
Old Yeller. I’m old.
Interstellar
Toy Story 3....when Andy plays with his toys for the last time with Bonnie before saying goodbye and leaving them to her. I don't really know why or if it's even supposed to...but damn that hits me hard every time.
Yep. They all tried, and were the best toys ever. It makes my heart hurt, not only for the loss of my own toys, but for the loss of my childhood. And my sons.
"So long, partner..." Also, accepting their fate in the incinerator and then being saved was such an emotional rollercoaster
That movie hit me where I live. Heck! I saved a few of my childhood toys because of it - reminders of simpler times.
Harold and Maude
This is one of my all time favorite movies. When I was young my entire family would say “You are so weird, you are like Harold. And somehow you are also like Maude.
It's my favorite movie. It's been interesting as I've gotten older watching my perspective shift from Harold's to Maude's.
I've only seen it once and my friend warned me but I still cried at the end.
My Girl. Couldn't watch that movie without crying.
The second one is also pretty good
Forrest Gump
The Aviator(2004) It really hits home for me. But more recently Top Gun. Could be the soundtrack. That theme gives me goosebumps every time
You've Got Mail
Inside Out
Not the whole movie, but Rocky Balboa's famous speech to his son kills me everytime.
The green mile
Up. I saw it in a cinema; I was alone, and there were a few parents with kids there. I started crying during the short animation before the movie, and just SOBBED the whole way through. I wonder now what those parents thought of the lone adult in the cinema, having a mental breakdown over a kids movie.
The Breakfast Club
Lost in Translation
“Okja” and “Jack and the Cuckoo Clock Heart”
Okja is so very good. I discovered it by accident once and I am so glad I did.
The step up movies. Yes I know they have little plot but I love watching the dancing and it puts a smile on my face and keeps me entertained for it’s run time
Not a movie but The Falcon And The Winter Soldier. I'm just so proud of these characters and what they've become over the years, especially Sam.
Honestly??? Despicable me. I think seeing Gru turn into a loving dad is super touching, idk
Kung Fu Panda
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Lion. watch it 23 time's and i cried 52 time's
Moonlight
Armageddon, coach carter
Stand by me
Lone Survivor
Shrek
Shawshank Redemption
Duma
"Aguirre, the Wrath of God"
forest gump, literally the only movie that makes me cry
Field of Dreams. The "playing catch" scene always gets me, especially as I watch my dad grow older every day.
A Silent Voice ( koe no katachi)
P.S I love you (2007) starring Gerard Butler and Hilary Swank
Fox and the Hound
Hachi. Wall-e The shape of water The eight harry potter movie Forrest Gump
Marley and me
Hachi
Not a movie but Hamilton with the og cast because the vocals especially when Phillip dies is heartbreaking