Favorite tear-jerker..,

[Tis_Bearself]

Sporting events make me weep though.

Be glad you’re not a Browns fan, you’d be crying every weekend.

Somebody released a coloring book a couple years ago in Cleveland called, “Why Is Daddy Sad on Sunday?”

 

[Gertabelle]

Sporting events make me weep though.

-Fr ACEGC

That’s awesome!

I watched the Cubs win the World Series and I did actually cry over the happiness of the players.

Of course, my middle-aged female hormones cause me to cry with joy when I see that green beans are on sale at grocery store.

 

[F_Marturana]

I hear ya!

 

[Dlee]

I’m with you on Apollo 13 - the lift off even gets me!

 

[edward_george1]

Oh yeah me too. Soundtrack gives me chills.

 

[Odilon]

The scene in Boystown where the little kid gets hit by the car as the Micky Rooney character was going to leave. I am crying like a baby! Also the scene in Saving Private Ryan at the gravesite where as an old man, Private Ryan asks his wife if he lived a good life (or something like that).

 

[halogirl]

Anything with dogs !! And has anyone seen finding neverland? That bit where the kid says ‘I’m not Peter Pan … he is’

 

[woolycaterpillar]

“Beaches” with Bette Midler.

 

[0Scarlett_nidiyilii]

Beaches” with Bette Midler.

I watched this with a pregnant friend—she cried buckets, but I was dry eyed.

 

[womanatwell]

How pathetic is it to cry over Hallmark movies? I seem to do it more often even though there are about 3 plots total.

I’m watching Christmas Everlasting right now with Tatyana Ali, which is the first Hallmark movie I’ve seen with African American protagonists.

 

[KyPerson]

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. That last scene makes me cry every time.

 

[edward_george1]

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[anna]

Imitation of Life…1934 Ms.Claudette Colbert, Ms.Louise Beavers and Ms. Fredi Washington.

Imitation of Life…1959 Ms. Lana Turner, Ms. Juanita Moore and Ms.Susan Kohner. This is one of the greatest movies I have ever seen. I prefer the 1934 version, but they are both wonderful. If you haven’t seen it at least look it up, you won’t be sorry. God bless

 

[anna]

I love that movie . Ms. Juanita Moore played Annie The older version of the movie is well worth seeing and I prefer that one. 1934 — Ms. Claudette Colbert, Ms. Louise Beavers and Ms. Fredi Washington. Imitation of Life based on a book by Fannie Hurst. God bless

 

[Rob2]

The Railway Children .

 

[_ServusDomini]

Phantom of the Opera (2004)
Wonder (2017)

 

[F_Marturana]

This is very true!

 

[0Scarlett_nidiyilii]

There is also usually a bicycling scene where the woman is completely inept at cycling

 

[ZMystiCat]

Hey, now, sometimes it’s the man working too much! (I’ve seen way too many Hallmark movies. My parents adore them, and I tend to spend time on my computer in the room with the TV.)

 

[womanatwell]

Hey, now, sometimes it’s the man working too much! (I’ve seen way too many Hallmark movies. My parents adore them, and I tend to spend time on my computer in the room with the TV.)

Like I said, 3 plots. The third-- sometimes it’s a cat instead of a dog.