ok, time to fess up. what kids movies still make you cry?

for me it's fox and the hound. every time i see that scene where she has to leave todd in the forrest i cry. then i feel like a goofball for crying, lol. the scene in tarzan when he has to leave his family and the phil collins song starts playing got me teary eyed. ET still makes me choke up.... charlotte's web(the animated one) and the jungle book(bittersweet ending). :(

wall-e also got me choked up.

Am a blubbering idiot during movies.

The music with the scenes always ramps me right into it all without my control whatsever! :cry:

:rofl: at self... :D

I'm a blubbering mess long before the little guy even thinks about phoning home.

I'd have a harder time finding ones that don't make me cry.

Just the other day my kid was watching Cars, and I turned into a blubbering idiot when Lightning gave up the Piston Cup to help The King. :cry:

I can't remember a kids' movie from the last 15 yrs or so that didn't make me tear up somewhere along the way.

and leave us not forget the ultimate tearjerker kid movie: "Old Yeller"
I refuse to watch that one at all.

:P

and that song by Mary-Chapin Carpenter is probably what sends me over (although it's when it's played at the end that gets to me rather than the beginning):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXUR0-_azSU&feature=related

Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels were terrific together!

And yes, that song gives the last scene its tear-jerkability. :D

flipping the channels one day I heard her unmistakable voice and stumbled onto the movie, so i made a point to go back to it and watch it all the way through (it looked like a great story).

i was not disappointed.

ET is another tear-jerker for me. :cry: love that movie. :applause:

Fare thee well
My own true love
Farewell for a while
I’m going away
But I’ll be back
Though I go 10,000 miles

10,000 miles
My own true love
10,000 miles or more
The rocks may melt
And the seas may burn
If I should not return

Oh don’t you see
That lonesome dove
Sitting on an ivy tree
She’s weeping for
Her own true love
As I shall weep for mine

Oh come ye back
My own true love
And stay a while with me
If I had a friend
All on this earth
You’ve been a friend to me

and it adds so much to an already wonderful movie. :applause:

:hi:

I saw it on TV a couple of weeks ago. After you've watched it you cry just thinking about it.

Hard to hide your internet surfing when you are FUCKING CRYING!

Be sure to check it out later.

I hadn't seen it in like 25 years but I watched it last month.. and totally boohoo'ed :cry:

The very last scene with Hazel and the Great Rabbit... :cry:

Gets me every darn time.

omg that's when I lost it! :cry:

Now I want to watch it again. It had been so long since I saw it and I was kind of afraid to finally watch it because I knew how it would get to me. But it was so good to finally see it and remember why I loved it, so I might play it again soon.

"That will do, Pig."

"*Sigh."

great movie

i still get teary eyed from that one.

Everytime.

I break down when I watch that movie every damn time. :cry:

"Super-man..."

Oh yes. Everytime. :cry:

when he closes his eyes and flies into the bomb. :cry:

I'm a pansy when it comes to movies, I cry all the time.

Vin Diesel's finest performance, too.

Only time Vin Diesel has ever made an emotional impact in a movie. :P

The animated Chuck Jones version, of course.

I always tear up at: "...and what happened then?...well, in Whoville they say that the Grinch's small heart grew three sizes that day..."

And his face lights up with happiness for the first time in his life. That always gets me. I'm a nearly 40-year-old man, and I always cry during a Dr. Seuss cartoon...

Sound of Music does it every time.

Where the Red Fern Grows


Beauty and the Beast

We read it aloud in grade school, and my teacher was getting so teary eyed that she could barely read it.

Pure, utter misery. Sad-making in a can.

I don't know if it won but the scenery (that word that means scenery in movies....I can't remember it), is worth it.

It is part animation and part real. And the animals are real, (most of them). And they are amazing, especially Babe.

And it is a good movie to let kids watch too because it has a great message. I rarely buy movies and I bought this one.

:bounce:

:P

and.. hec.. most movies can get to me because I totally dive in.

:hi:

I am a sucker for dog movies. The part at the end of "Homeward Bound" where the pets get home, and the older dog runs to his boy and says "I was so worried about you!" gets me crying every time.

"Old Yeller", of course. Another good one is "My Dog Skip".

When the old dog finally makes it over the hill - bring on the water works!

FTR - I will never be able to watch Old Yeller again - I couldn't bear it.

... and pretty much every one that has any kind of sad scene in it really. I cry waaaaaaay too easily at movies. But those are the big ones there.

I still tear up when he flat lines in the hospital

then

<music swells> "I'll be right here" :cry:

this part :cry:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is_hpHzEMiE

sad stuff :(

I'm pretty sure that's the Sara McLaughlin song.

I totally cannot watch that right now.

I then feel REALLY guilty for giving some of my old toys to Catholic Charities :cry:

Edit: Shit, I made the mistake of clicking the link :cry: :cry: :cry: damn you

Ever seen this one, Ava?

Old Yeller (1957)
Directed by Robert Stevenson. With Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker, Jeff York.
A boy brings a yellow dog home. The dog loves the family as much as they love ...
www.imdb.com/title/tt0050798/


To me, it's a great classic film. But I'm one of the biggest dog lovers you'll ever meet.
:loveya:

very sad book :(

movies with animals tend to get me teary eyed.. i'm a big animal lover too

Good gawd.

:cry: :cry: just thinking about it! <snif>

and Dumbo - when they make fun of his ears, I cry like a baby.

I cry at movies, it is what I do.

I almost never cry at "adult" movies (exception: Million Dollar Baby), but pretty much any quality kids movie will get me.

Toy Story 2 (thanks SarahBelle, now I have puffy eyes), the end of Wall E (those of you who've seen the movie know what I'm talking about), Iron Giant, Finding Nemo, ET...

I think it's because kids movies are unafraid to deal with earnest, profound emotion in a non-cynical way.

That one gets me every time.

Not the recent remake.

When dumbos mom is the trailer freaking out - EVIL DISNEY

But then I've also seen a friend sing that to her mentally challenged daughter after the little one was crying after an especially terrible no good, very bad day.

Heartbreaking.

:cry:

I hate it when the dog gets hurt and even more when he dies at the end. We had a Jack Russell Terrier for a few years and we still don't know what made him so sick before he died. I was heartbroken when he died... I've never been so attached to a dog or had a better dog. I still cry when I think about him. :cry:

No matter what anyone says, those are the best dogs as long as you train them right. If you let them run the house, they'll be a terror... but if you know how to handle them, you'll never have a better dog. Of course, our family has five dachshund between the 3 my grandparents have, the one I have, and the one my mother has... and they are pretty great dogs themselves.

seriously, I'm such a sap.

I cried at Wall-E and Kung Fu Panda.


Those were my latest kiddie movies.

:hi: I wear my heart on my sleeve.

"Down to Earth"

Great song. :thumbsup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeqVjS-wz3Q

if you don't cry

you have no feelings....




:hug:

lost

Gets me every time...

:cry:

:shrug:

Damn speedreading classes!