As for me, i can't help crying when i watch the Titanic. No,not the scene when Jack freezes to death! I cry when there is a panic on board the Titanic and musicians are playing sad tunes. Panic is a terrifying thing when all people are equal,go out of their mind and are scared by freezing breeth of death...
The Titanic depicts how panic and stupid people will do when they run into some chaotic situation . The crew definitely made a serial mistakes during the striking disater . I believe people afterward can learn more from this historic tragedy.
MAY SOULS OF PEOPLE IN TITANIC CAN PEACEFULLY SLEEP.
I was deeply moved and tear in my eyes by one scenario in Titanics. A mother with her young kid waited for death when they lay peacefully on bed to be drowned minutes later . Both of them cannot escape as they were under lower class deck .That mother was unable to flee so she tried to tempt her child to lie down with her songs . That is really heartbreaking for me as they have no way to flee and mother had to witness her baby's death .
"Hachiko" - definitely!! I love dogs, I grew up with dogs, dogs are my life! So on one hand this is the most beautiful film I know but on the other hand it is also the sadest one. It's based on a true story and the film is just wonderful - so I can't help it, I have to cry during the whole movie -.-
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1028532/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hachik%C5%8D
"Million dollar baby" and "Gran Torino" are two good examples (yes, I like Clint Eastwood very much).
"Million dollar baby" makes me cry because of the fact that the two main characters (two people who have nothing in the world, who are completely alone) find each other but end up loosing each other very soon. And because of the way he has to give her up against his will.
And "Gran Torino" because of the heroic sacrifice that the old man makes for his young friends.
Hmm...The only one I can think of is The Green Mile. It gets quite emotional and the actors are all amazing and very believable.
