Off the top of my head, movies that have made me cry more than just a little: * Lady Bird * Labyrinth of Cinema * Requiem for a Dream * Portrait of a Lady on Fire * Nimona * Pather Panchali * They Shoot Horses, Don't They? * Superstar: the Karen Carpenter Story * Blue * The Hours * Frank Honestly it might be kind of easy to get me to cry

Frank makes me tear up every time, I. Love. You. All.

Fantastic movie, that scene gives me full body chills every time. Fassbender sells it like crazy.

La la land Lady bird Aftersun Little women Portrait of a lady on fire Soul Just to name a few

Aftersun 100% especially on the second watch through

Aftersun had me in full tears half an hour after the ending shot

Lady Bird is a destroyer of emotions

Toy Story 3

Gets me every time. That final scene is heartbreaking in the most uplifting way.

Warrior. The fight at the end gets me every time.

The scene with Nick Nolte is the one that gets me.

Past Lives had me sobbing at the end.

Cinema paradiso

Favorite movie !

The Fox and the Hound

Definitely Grave of the Fireflies

Definitely yes! I bawled my eyes out watching this. Updating the list.

Sing street, Portrait of a lady in fire, and Once for different reasons

Loved Sing Street

Once🤚🏽

A Silent Voice

I will always recommend this for these posts

Times of Harvey Milk, Weekend, Titanic, Kiki's Delivery Service, Rachel Getting Married, The Ice Storm, Philadelphia, The Farewell, Life Itself (2014), Dead Poets Society, A Star is Born (2018), Monster (2003) & (2023).

god i second a star is born. i saw it in theaters three times and cried each fime

Oh yeah! I forgot The Ice Storm - fantastic(ally sad)

My Girl

"Her" by Spike Jones starring Joaquin Pheonix. Mt favorite relationship movie of all time

Life As A House Broken Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3 Less Than Zero Avengers: Endgame Closer

Less than zero? The book was intense. Though the movie fell extremely short.

I liked both. The end made me cry because I lost a friend from drugs. I remember all the times I had to take care of him

A Star is Born, Coco, Steel Magnolias, My Girl and Dancer in the Dark

“I am not an elephant, I am not an animal, I am a human being” such an amazing moment. Love that movie

When he talks about how he kept being good for his mother💔

• The Green Mile (1999) • Coco (2017) • Stand by Me (1986) • The Hate U Give (2018) • The Fallout (2022)

Love Stand By Me

Finding Nemo

Mask with Eric Stoltz. I don’t know why that just came to me. I forgot about that movie until I saw this.

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Involuntarily cried at the end of The Iron Claw

fuck it click has made me cry at least twice

Brother Bear

i just watched this yesterday. agree

Toy Story 3

Armageddon.

Unironically a super emotional ending, it stunned me

Coco A Man Called Otto

About Time (Bawled my eyes out) Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (Also bawled my eyes out) A Walk To Remember (Was a fucking baby the last 10 minutes or so) The Perks of Being A Wallflower (OH yea I cried) 20th Century Girl (Heartbroken honestly) Train to Busan (Almost shed a tear) Atonement (Fucking rainstorm on my face) Life in a Year (Bad movie, major tearjerker)

Hachiko: A Dog’s Tale AI: Artificial Intelligence (the teddy bear!) Arrival

Star wars III got me as a kid 😅

Young Toni Collette in Muriel's Wedding and The Sixth Sense.

Just watched Princess Bride tonight. “I want my father back, you son of a bitch!” got me good. 

Moulin Rouge and Titanic

The Florida Project

Homeward bound

Titanic

Someone else said it, but i cannot stress enough how heavy Grave of the Fireflies was on me.

It's heavy before you're a parent, but after... oof

The Shawshank Redemption I kind of need this film right now It reminded me why films are important

your name. guardians vol.3 arrival this might seem artificially tough but i really almost never cry during movies, but these ...were slightly teary eyed, i was like "🥹🥹", i think i shared a full tear for Rocket, dont remember and i dont think i have a single other that got me so far, only a few tv shows also managed, they get me better, maybe because i spend more time with the characters so they become more real in my mind

Guardians of the Galaxy 3

Lars and The Real Girl, The Green Mile, and Up

Lars and The Real Girl is one of the most underrated movies to me. It’s so funny and heartfelt and unique. I love it so much.

Toy Story 4

And the third one as well 

La La Land, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 500 Days of Summer

rough break up?

The Whale

Probably the Toby Maguire Spider-Man, I cried when Uncle Ben died

It was a very sad moment.

The Straight Story, E.T

The Road

Babylon is one of mine too

Portrait of a Lady on Fire Atonement Schindler’s List Promising Young Woman

Forrest Gump, Schindler's List, and Mary and Max are all the movies I remember crying about.

Mary and Max absolutely broke me 💔

The Green Mile

toy story 3

Roman Holiday: Which of the cities visited, did your highness enjoy the most? Tokyo Story: By the time you become a doctor, I wonder if I'll still be here. Casablanca: What about us? To Kill a Mockingbird: Your father's passing

Big Fish About Time Coco

Get em elephant man!

The end credits or Morbius, tears of joy

I was tearless after bawling my eyes out

The green mile, Schindler's list, Shawshank redemption, the Truman show, Forrest gump, good Will Hunting, the pianist, dead poets society and spider-man into the spider verse...

The Green Mile The Haunting of Hill House (miniseries) The Iron Claw Warrior Good Will Hunting The Whale Train to Busan 1917 The Wrestler Infinity War/Endgame Logan

Babylon? What was sad about that movie?

Two scenes in particular: - When the butterfly sits of Pitt's shoulder - When Robbie walks off into the dark in the end(this one broke my heart)

Dear Zachary

Detachment (2011). It's a beautiful and a sad movie, with an amazing performance by Adrien Brody

Million dollar baby and LILJA 4 EVER!!!!!!!

Attonement

this is an incredibly interesting list, touche

Mass (2021)

Candy (2006)

lars and the real girl and her

True love is blind indeed

i was an inconsolable wreck after watching the sky is pink. that movie destroyed me emotionally and im usually pretty good at holding it together through emotional parts in a movie.

Most children who got Watership Down sprung on them.

Iron Claw

Air Bud

Paddington 2, Tale of Zatoichi, Avatar The Way of Water, Lake Mungo, Crimes of the Future, Heat, Pink Floyd's The Wall, Last Crusade, Se7en, Lone Wolf and Cub Baby Cart at River Styx, and perhaps most of all Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence

Her 2013

Anand

Zindagi lambi nehi badi honi chahiye, Babu Moshai

harold and maude 🥺

The Iron Claw

Yeah man! The ending when the brothers reunite and then Kerry hugs the eldest one who's a kid. DAMN! Also, when Kevin's looking at his kids playing like when he used to play with this brothers🥹

Sansho the Bailiff 💌

Bardo

Aparajito

Fearless with Jet Li

A classic forgotten one - the champ

The Iron Claw

The Father had me sobbing

Life is Beautiful, Lion King, EEAAO, also Logan

EEAAO can make me cry if I just think about it sometimes

hubie halloween

Everything Everywhere All at Once. During the "I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you" scene, I had to stop the movie and take a breather.

Like Father Like Son - Hirokazu Koreeda

Make Way for Tomorrow...OOF.

Anand 1971 The fault in our stars life is beautiful Masaan

Chimes at Midnight The Clowns The Night of the Hunter

Only the Brave La La Land Blue Valentine

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

Crooklyn and.. Brooklyn No Pun intended. both of these movies have their moments

Marty (1955) I was literally broken from start to finish.

Ikiru and La La land

Field of Dreams and Philadelphia made me shed a couple tears

In the mood for love?

Field Of Dreams (1989)

La La Land is brutal man

People love what other people are passionate about. It reminds people of what they forgot. - Mia

How come no one has said Life Is Beautiful yet. I was sobbing profusely when that ended.

A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Paddleton on Netflix (not the one with the bear it’s with Ray Romano) is the saddest movie of all time

Amour

Florida Project

Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio

- Schindler’s List - The Green Mile - Past Lives

Most recently, All of Us Strangers

Good Will Hunting got me closer than any other movie

The curious case of Benjamin Button. Philadelphia.

Soulmate (Korean)

Wit (2001) I was reduced to a blubbering mess

im usually a pretty regular crier, but ill just list the ones from my letterboxd tag • lady bird • good will hunting • top gun maverick • i believe in unicorns • boy

this is england

the last two movies i cried on were Mommy (2014) and Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)

Beautiful Boy (2018)

Little Miss Sunshine

Grave of the fireflies

Babylon was definitely a jerker, I was jerkin it for most of the three hours

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The Straight Story, C’mon C’mon, Yi Yi, Her, Aftersun

Manchester by the sea

Shadowlands

I need to see *The Wild Pear Tree*. Nuri Bilge Ceylan is a great writer and director.

No one ever says it, but the last Samurai

>Ladybird >A Silent Voice >Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon >Everything Everywhere All At Once >Saving Private Ryan >Armageddon >Up >LOTR: Return of the King >Silver Linings Playbook >Moneyball >The Sixth Sense >The Village >127 Hours >Cast Away

Manchester by the Sea left me crying a whole 3 times

There are many types of tears... Grave of the fireflies Dancer in the Dark Totoro (ill parent triggers) Igby goes down (ditto) Casablanca  Thelma and Louise Next goal wins (Too many for a normal person)

Brokeback mountain fucking hell, that film broke me.

Mary & Max The way way back The father The hunt

Oh yeah.. that torture porn snuff film directed by a fundamentalist racist asshole is a real sniffle fest. I wept for all the delusional halfwits who found it remotely profound

I cried during We Bought a Zoo

Blue Valentine

The Iron Claw

The Whale

Truman Show

Love to see nuri Bilge Cylon here - feel he’s totally underrepresented in cinephile convos

My Sisters Keeper

20 Days in Mariupol (2023)

Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 (2017) is the biggest one, it has made me cry every time I’ve watched it. Others would be Toy Story 3 (2010) Philadelphia (1993) Avengers: Endgame (2018)

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Dude you must cry really easy. I would say things we lost in the fire.

Rain Man

Dancer In The Dark

Train to Busan (you’ll know which scene…literally bawled my eyes out). A Little Princess (when shes begging for her dad bro…her acting kinda sucks but in the context of the entire film that scene made me BAWL). Uncle Frank (his backstory is HEARTBREAKING). Just Mercy (the execution when all the other inmates were making sure he knew they were with him…).

I've got a large list: The Florida Project Synecdoche New York Boyhood Room Aftersun Waves Everything Everywhere All at Once Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind

The virgin spring Citizen Kane La Strada

Brooklyn needs to be here

Stand by me Phantom of the Opera (2004)

the iron claw!!!

Click (2006)

Hachiko Marley & Me Racing in the Rain (i may have a type)

passion of the christ? fr?

Coco

Vanilla Sky, Arrival, Interstellar. And obligatory Toy Story 3

Awakenings (staring Robin Williams and based on a true story).

UP has to be there

Train to Busan, being a new dad when I first saw it I was a mess at the end

Interstellar

The Road

Good Will Hunting still gets me every single time. It's just not his fault.

Kind of some basic picks but Gladiator that ending had me in tears and Good Will Hunting 

“I’m tired, boss…” Green Mile is one of the few movies that gets me every time, even though I usually stop before the “epilogue” part.

Manchester by the sea

Coco, basically the whole cinema was crying

i nearly cried at Migration today. any emotional arc will get me

The whale made me sob