TV and Movies

[just bee]

@deepwaterdotter 

@proudlyfromNJ 

@RainCityWoman 

Don't make me watch that movie!!!

Every time I start to watch My Dog Skip, I chicken out and reach for the remote.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

The Color Purple

Steel Magnolias

Philadelphia

The Notebook

Stepmom

Terms of Endearment

One True Thing

A Star is Born

Beaches

A Light Between Oceans!

Criminal Minds(Episode where Hotch's wife gets killed by the Reaper). so sad........I have seen it several times and still cry)...... 

I know I have more-will have to think some more and post more later!

[Love my grandkids]

Many but my all time favorite:

How Green Was My Valley

So many teary moments and I bawl like a baby at the end.

Book: Charlotte's Web (mostly the ending)

[FlyersGirl]

Definitely Beaches and Steel Magnolias. Also Disney's Dumbo.

Cried at the end of ET and when Groot "died" in Guardians of the Galaxy.

[jubilant]

Going My Way when Bing Crosby sang the Irish Lullaby (Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral) as the priests  (Barry Fitzgerald) mother (whom he hadn't seen in years) walks down the aisle to see her son.

[dmod nj]

NYPD Blue, Bobby Simone dies.   

[Elodie2]

Imitation of LIfe,  Old Yeller,  Spencer's Mountain

[just bee]

The Elephant Man

[qualitygal]

You're right about Immitation of Life

Steel Magnolias is my choice 

But I have to mention, Brian Piccalo life story too. 

and in To Kill a Mockingbird, the court trial scene, with the innocent man.

Greyfriar's Bobby.  (Animal movies, and the one name one about the dog who waited for his master, who never returned, I think Gere was in that one.)

The sport stories where someone comes out on top, or wins a long hard fought battle.

Or a military one, where it's filled with pride.  That does it every time!!

[Tessa Mendoza]

Hi Everyone!

Longtime reader here, and I had to jump in on this one.

Most everything with animals reduces me to tears, whether it's a happy or sad film.

i was a tiny tot when my grandmother took me to see Bambi, and cried my eyes out.

Saw My Dog Skip alone, and the audience was filled wth adults.  We were all crying and we ladies met up in the restroom after the movie, smiling as we saw each other with our red, swollen eyes.

But the movie that had me literally hystercial was Hachi: A Dog's Tale.  It's a little known movie starring Richard Gere.  A must-see for dog lovers.

Also A Dog's Purpose.  

The theme music from Forrest Gump.

So many more.....