Legends Of The Fall - I can't even imagine living like that.
In this movie, the story of Brooks made me shed a tear, when he left prison, lost his friends, lost his pet (jake, the crow) and didn't know where to begin on the outside. Very sad...Shawshank Redemption - Tim Robbin's character represented the undying will to survive. Hell, he crawled through a tunnel full of literal shit. But the part that really got me was when Morgan Freeman was in teh halfway house and said something like "get to living or get to dying...damn right" and I thought he was going to hang himself like his friend did at the same spot. But in teh end it shows us how beautiful strong friendship can be.
But the only movie that ever really made me cry:
Cast Away: when Hanks lost his "friend" Wilson (it drifted away on a raft), I just cried like a little boy at that moment
Shawshank Redemption touched me, an awesome movie imo
Two movies out of thousands I have watched have made me cry.
Monster - This movie really effected me. I saw Aileen as a very vunerable woman who had been so horribly mis-treated by men all her life that she saw them as terrors. She never loved anyone until she met Selby, whom she trusted and learnt to love - and (SPOILERS) Selby would ultimately betray her just like men had done all her life. I found this movie so heartbreaking.
Brokeback Mountain - The moment when Ennis holds Jack's plaid shirt up to his face and smells is so deeply tender and incredibly heartbreaking - it upsets me just thinking about it! :sad2:
Other movies I have seen that have really got to me are:
Rosemary's Baby - Why wont anyone believe her?!?!
Wicker Man (1973 Version) - What's really going on?
What's Love Got To Do With It - Ike, you're such a bastard!
To Kill A Mocking Bird - I love you, Atticus!