You Cant take it with you.........

I am a huge b&w movie fan.......and am always scouring ebay for an oldie i dont have.......well, today I finally recieved 'Frank Capra's : You Cant take it with you  on dvd.

At the end this movie had me crying with happiness........but capra's stories have a way of doing that to me, and it was a truly beautiful and moving story.

What about you?  Have you watched a movie that moved you so much that you cried tears of happiness?

 

Its a wonderful life is another one that does that too me (another capra)

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The Shawshank Redemption :SNIFF!:
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We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson:SNIFF!: 
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Interesting thread.

Well, the first time I saw Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal, probably, because of the knight's "victory." The first time I saw Robert Zemeckis's film version of Sagan's Contact, because it was a flawed but still pretty clever interpretation of one of Carl Sagan's best books.

There are probably quite a few, but that's all I can think of offhand. . .
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Come on Kitty, men don't cry. ;) Shindler's List and the Pianist for me I guess.
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The Shawshank Redemption
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We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson.  
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Great movies.

Never had occasion to cry over one though
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It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World..........
laughed so hard I cried several times

Ol Yeller.......nuff said

We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson
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me too.......

same with the Saving Private Ryan.......ran out of tears before the first 1/2 hour was up






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Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.

Towards the end when the King says to the 4 Hobbits, " You bow to no one". Gets me every time.
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zakai1369, your not old enough to know how real that movie was,(We Were Soldiers) I'am and I know.
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zakai1369, your not old enough to know how real that movie was,(We Were Soldiers) I'am and I know.
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Uhm. Only reason I quoted that movie and the one before it is because, as I said, they are great movies.

I wasn't saying anything about you crying at it. Just saying I never have cried at a movie.

Haven't cried at anything in a lot of years for that matter. No longer able to. Still debate sometimes whether that is good or bad. :NOTSURE:

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I cry at the drop of a hat. It does not even have to be a really good movie. If someone in a movie cries tears of joy or sadness, I cry. I even cry when I see a Hallmark commercial.  :LOL: 
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I'll have to admit to a tear or two at "The Green Mile"  :SNIFF!: 
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A Christmas Carol ... when Tiny Tim dies

Braveheart ...at the end when he sees his wife in the crowd watching him
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The end of 16 Candles when he comes to get Molly at the church. Gets me every time.
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We Were Soldiers...I have not seen this one....I must be missing out. I will have to check it out :)

Hmm...Movies that moved me? (Guy Tears)
  1. Shawshank Redemption
  2. Braveheart
  3. Saving Private Ryan
  4. Platoon
  5. Old Yeller
  6. Deep Impact (The Daughter accepting her Father at the beach gets me every time)
  7. Rudy (Well no tears but is moving)
  8. The Pianist
  9. What Dreams May Come
  10. Pay It Forward
  11. My Life
  12. CastAway ( She is the inspiration of his survival only to be crashed when He gets home to find out things are not the same. but what about the last package he delivers?)
Well the list can go on and on.
There is one movie that you will never catch me shed a tear.
Titanic  YUK!
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ET

'Nuff said

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Ok like I said above I've never cried at a movie.

But reading elvees list made me think of one movie, or rather a part of a movie, that did get me emotional.

City of Angels

I was ecstatic over the way it ended ;) :CONGRAT:

Even though it is an older movie I won't say here how it ended in case anyone has never seen it but wants to.

The reality of the ending made me very happy though :D