Love Stories...the ones that make you cry. :(

So unless you are as cold blooded as a lizard, or as heartless as a rock, chances are you have watched a movie that had you so enraptured in the lives of two actors falling in love, or love lost..that you were utterly in tears.
*sniff..tissue please..sniff*
This is the thread to let it all out...remember those movies, scenes and actors, past or present..that had you crying like a baby.

THE NOTEBOOK



P.S. I LOVE YOU



Gosh..I need a whole box of tissue.

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Oh man, the Notebook makes me cry EVERYTIME!! And that kiss....oh my god, don't even get me started on that kiss....That was an epic kiss that will go down in history.

I've always liked "City of Angels" with Nicholas Cage & Meg Ryan...I always cry at the end of that one too....

- Carrot

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forgot that one....

Oh My God. LOVE that song.

I just finished reading "The Time Travellers Wife" I can't WAIT until that hits theaters next year....that was such an awesome read.

Rachel McAdams is rumored to be in that one too..


- Carrot

I wonder how many love stories there actually were....
Titanic


when jack slipped under the ice into the water..i lost it....

Atonement is pretty sad....

In the risk of sounding like a gigantic wuss....I will give my opinion anyway.

There is a movie that was recommended to me by a friend of mine. It stars Robin Williams and it is a few years old.

The title is What Dreams May Come and it really is one of the most beautiful and amazing pieces of cinema that I have ever seen.

If you love movies that are artsy, romantic and address the concept of life and death and fate head on, you should see this immediately.

Truly amazing movie, honestly I have never seen anything like it. It is sad and tragic but life affirming all at once. Just a beautiful film.




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Another really good one is "Beyond Boarders" with Angelina Jolie & Clive Owen. It's an older one, but definitely one of my favorites...

Why all the sad freakin' endings?

- Carrot

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i remember this one. when i watched it i felt the most overwhelming sense of loss.

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Why all the sad freakin' endings?

In everyone's life, there is at least one..sad freakin' ending.

My husband and I watched Fire Proof this weekend and we both cried like babies, and my husband never cries. It was so wonderful, I had an emotional affair last year and we could relate so well to the movie. Every marries couple should watch this movie (it was great)

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oh my gosh..forget the movie, i just watching the preview!

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It is a love story and so much more ...

Immortal Beloved





So, now... What was in my mind when I wrote this? Hmm? A man is trying to reach his lover. His carriage has broken down in the rain. The wheels stuck in the mud. She will only wait so long. This... is the sound of his agitation. "This is how it is... ," the music is saying. "Not how you are used to being. Not how you are used to thinking. But like this."

Originally posted by AccessDenied
In everyone's life, there is at least one..sad freakin' ending.

I know. What a total let-down... But it gets better.

In the mean-time, there's always The Notebook.


- Carrot

That is...in my opinion...the greatest role of Gary Oldman's career.


I have the Immortal Beloved soundtrack and it is one of my favorites.


Beethoven was brilliant in so many ways, to think that he wrote much of his work without even the benefit of beaing able to hear it is staggering. Pure genius.

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Guys and girls,
Now I am not the sensitive cry in a movie type.

However this one movie, made one tear come to my eye...

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Especially the guy who does all those sounds....

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I'm a man and the notebook got me all emotional too lol. I think it was the scenery and the music that boosted that effect!

That damn movie "kal ho na ho" almost got me too.

I thionk I recall a movie as a child about some guy and a homeless man or something, and when the homeless guy died I cried...



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I don't usually cry, if its good acting then i may get a little choked up
I let myself down howeve, the ending of titanic got me, the bit were he leaves her as he dies and slips beneath the sea... and i thought i was hardcore
:bash:

still, police academy i laughed so hard and I cried..lets also not forget the other forgotten classic

Yes I said it...

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