Have you ever seen a film that moved you to tears?? (theaters, family)
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I ALWAYS get choked up at the scene where Sidney Potier's (Sir's) class tranforms themselves into mature adults and buy him a present. When he bites his lower lip...the tears start welling up.
Ive seen several, and they are actually good movies. Love Story, La Bamba, Sweet Dreams are a few and every time I watch them, you can already feel the goosebumps coming on as certain scenes come on.
I forgot to add 'Micheal' with John Travolta and Old Yeller.
Some may think of some Disney movies as so childish but 'Lion King' is awesome, and I really got into that one! If anyone has half a heart, youve got to see that one.
Steel Magnolia and The Color Purple STILL make me cry, even after watching them dozens of times...
"Cry your hardest now, it opens the lungs, washes the countenance, exercises the eyes and softens down the temper. So cry away" Mr. Bumble~from Oliver Twist
That was a tough one.
There are many that move me, and some of these films become permanently etched into my mind.
The ending of Places in the Heart gets to me every time.
YES, Places in the Heart is a good one, and the ending is very moving. I had never heard of the movie, and caught it on TV on a rainy Saturday afternoon and thought "Wow, I really just discovered this great older movie! I have to tell people!"
LOL, then I found it was up for Best Picture in 1985 and that Sally Fields won Best Actress for it.
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