What film made you cry the most?

Ricky was in the last season of 24. Playing a CTU agent alongside Jack Bauer. Everytime I watched an episode I would think of him in the Champ.

The film Thirteen when everything about what her and Evie have been getting up to at the end comes out makes me cry. Especially after Evie and Brooke have left and her mums just hugging her while she's crying her heart out. :(

I can't remember if I've replied to this thread.

I haven't really cried in an emotional, upset way but watching Titanic when Jack is handcuffed to the pipe when the water is coming in scares the hell out of me. Then I get even more scared when Jack and Rose are trying to get up the stairs and the gate is locked and even more water is coming in and I think they're going to drown (always do) so I have to switch it off. I've never actually seen past that bit because I'm so scared of drowning that I just can't watch.

I cry at almost everything!

Titanic, Click, P.S I Love You, The Notebook, Love Actually, In Her Shoes, Million Dollar Baby, Meet The Robinsons!

Sad aren't I :)
I'm sure there's more I just can't think of the rest

I know this isn't a film but the last episode of series 4 of waking the dead - shadowplay. I just watched it...:crying: When Mel gets pushed off the building and lands on Grace's and Boyd's car. And when Spence goes to tell Frankie and she just sees the look on his face and just says "who" :crying: :(

Green Mile is rather sad

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Originally Posted by Chris_2k7

Green Mile is rather sad

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actually that is one movie I think that the film is better than the book.. both equally sad but film is not as dis-jointed

Schindlers List, especially at the end when they give him the ring and he starts crying saying he could have saved another life with it. :(

Quite A Lot Of Films

Love Ones Mainly
The Notebook Had Me In Tears Though
Moulin Rouge As Well

Oh yeah the notebook. Especially at the end. :( Such a good movie!