Biggest Tearjerkers

[finn]

I read the Postman years ago as it was from one of my favourite authors, David Brin: I though KC made a reasonable job of it and I really enjoyed seeing TomPetty getting a go.

Biggest tear jerker right now has got to be Love Actually where ironically Liam Neeson mourns a dead wife. I think its very sad and I really feel for the bloke.

[Rigel]

You can't help but be mesmerized by his acting... He**, he even had me going in Taken.

[Loredoctor]

Sunshine - When I first saw it at the cinemas, I cried when Capa fell and got to his feet trying to get to the bomb. I cried again when he activated the bomb, and I still had tears when his sister received his message:

So, I just wanted to let you know that I don't need the message because I know everything you wanna say. Just remember it takes eight minutes for light to travel from sun to Earth, which means you'll know we succeeded about eight minutes after we deliver the payload. All you have to is look out for a little extra brightness in the sky. So if you wake up one morning and it's a particularly beautiful day, you'll know we made it.

I love that scene.

[robrod]

for me its

PAY IT FORWARD

[Mr. Broken]

I cried like a baby when my wife tried to make me watch Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, and I got out of it.

[jacob Raver, sinTempter]

Sunshine

I never heard of this one before, just imdb'ed it, looks really interesting, gonna hafta see it...

for me its

PAY IT FORWARD

Awesome movie...underrated...everyone I know who's seen it doesn't like it...I thought it was a little over the top, but still...truly moving, positive film...

[finn]

Sunshine - When I first saw it at the cinemas, I cried when Capa fell and got to his feet trying to get to the bomb. I cried again when he activated the bomb, and I still had tears when his sister received his message:

So, I just wanted to let you know that I don't need the message because I know everything you wanna say. Just remember it takes eight minutes for light to travel from sun to Earth, which means you'll know we succeeded about eight minutes after we deliver the payload. All you have to is look out for a little extra brightness in the sky. So if you wake up one morning and it's a particularly beautiful day, you'll know we made it.

I love that scene.

I must admit lore, that I cried after I saw Sunshine at having spent $25 on a premiere seat and wasted 2 hours!

[Loredoctor]

Sunshine - When I first saw it at the cinemas, I cried when Capa fell and got to his feet trying to get to the bomb. I cried again when he activated the bomb, and I still had tears when his sister received his message:

So, I just wanted to let you know that I don't need the message because I know everything you wanna say. Just remember it takes eight minutes for light to travel from sun to Earth, which means you'll know we succeeded about eight minutes after we deliver the payload. All you have to is look out for a little extra brightness in the sky. So if you wake up one morning and it's a particularly beautiful day, you'll know we made it.

I love that scene.

I must admit lore, that I cried after I saw Sunshine at having spent $25 on a premiere seat and wasted 2 hours!

Careful, you are starting to sound like me.

[Tamalone]

What always make my tearglands hyperactive is any movie in which Jesus Christ is nailed to the cross. And I'm not even a Christian.

[Rigel]

What always make my tearglands hyperactive is any movie in which Jesus Christ is nailed to the cross. And I'm not even a Christian.

I like the ones where he gets away.

[matrixman]

Deep Impact was another fairly good tearjerker. It had a lot of good moments, but what really got me was when Tea Leoni's character gave up her seat on the helicopter for the mother and her kid.

[Rigel]

Deep Impact was another fairly good tearjerker. It had a lot of good moments, but what really got me was when Tea Leoni's character gave up her seat on the helicopter for the mother and her kid.

I'm glad you liked it... it never really resonated with me (the whole movie, that is).

[matrixman]

Hey, that's a good one: Deep Impact doesn't resonate with you.

Well, at any rate it was more of a tearjerker for me than Armageddon was (if we're comparing killer asteroid flicks).

[danlo]

Seven Pounds-rent it now! I sobbed uncontrollably for the last 5 minutes.

[finn]

Hey, that's a good one: Deep Impact doesn't resonate with you.

Well, at any rate it was more of a tearjerker for me than Armageddon was (if we're comparing killer asteroid flicks).

I must confess to liking Armageddon more, I think its the better film if not necessarily the better story. I liked Deep impact but I got a bit frustrated with half the lead characters trying to commit suicide. Tea Leonie, the hobbit and his underage wife.... what's wrong with their parents making them go to shelters and saving their lives and their parents genes! I must also say that the "writers" carry on as if no-one else has ever read Niven and Pournelle and that "their" story is not a rip from Lucifers Hammer!

[Rawedge Rim]

1. The Green Mile
2. Marley and Me
3. The Notebook
4. Saving Private Ryan
5. Armegeddon

[Harbinger]

Bridge to Terabithia made me pour tears.

Spoiler

When, in grief, he built the bridge over the creek that his friend drowned in when she fell off the rope they used to swing across it.

Fuck, kinda choking back tears now.

[StevieG]

The Godfather Part 3 - partly because of Sofia Coppola's so-called acting, partly because of Al Pacino's superb acting, especially near the end, but mainly because of the ending - and backed by Intermezzo from Masagni's Cavelleria Rusticana, which get me going every time I hear it.