Movies That Made Me Teary-Eyed

Best movie I've ever seen.

I've seen this movie a million times and it just gets me every time... I always cry. It's SOOO funny and so precious and heart-warming.

Brilliant! The acting is superb.

my FAVORITE movie

A beautiful story. Sweet and sentimental but not in a flaky way.

One of my favorite movies.

Amazing acting by Roberts and Sarandon.

One of the sweetest movies.

Reminds me of my childhood. A beautiful, emotional movie that is a treasure and a masterpiece. It truly captures the depth of humanity.

This movie focused way too much on the physical suffering of Christ instead of the spiritual battle that was going on inwardly. Christ died an excruciating death for our sins... but the movie didn't talk much about WHY He did it and what His death means. I would have liked it a lot more if Mel Gibson focused more of the significance of His death instead of the physical pain He felt.

I bawled my eyes out. I love how it is faith based.

I love this quirky independent film. It evoked very strong emotions.

I cried many happy tears. Script almost too easy... but the director and actors made it work well.

It captured many emotions, made me feel many things. It was very well done. The characters and relationships were well-developed, and the acting was superb!

It's a tear jerker. Beautiful movie!

WOW. So moving.

I'm not going to lie... I shed a tear or two.

This was pretty much the most depressing movie I've ever seen in my life. It was very artistically photographed.

This movie made me feel patriotic. I cried when the heros stepped forward and volunteered to risk their lives to save others.

I'm not going to lie... I CRIED!

I love the arogance of the pastors, the leasson they learned: "love your enemy." The humility when they washed one another's feet. That part brought me to tears. I love how the white pastor was clueless and ignorant, caught up in his own little world, and the black pastor who cared deeply for the drug dealers and prostitutes.

Even though I couldn't possibly imagine what it might be like to be stripped of your humanity and degraded like an animal, this movie captures a picture of what it might be like in a concentration camp. I couldn't stop crying at the part where Anne was separated from her family and then when she did all she could to keep her sister alive while people stole their food and clothes and fleas infested her body and scabies and typhoid. Reading Anne's diary before seeing the movie helped me feel that I knew her. She was so much like me and so wise beyond her years. I enjoyed finding random quotations from her diary laced through the movie. It was a very accurate and startling portrayal.

I cried my eyes out. After the movie was over, my parents came into my room and sat on my bed. They asked me why I cried so much during this movie and if it was because I really related to the main character. We had a long family discussion until 3 AM about how they will try not to fight anymore and reassured me that they wouldn't get a divorce. The movie was so good that I rented it a couple times from the library after seeing it. Then, I recently bought it at a video store because I wanted to add it to my collection. It is a good movie to watch and then talk about after with your kids.

It was such a sweet movie. I confess I was crying.