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5. saraplayshouse answered: Oh oh! Where the Red Fern Grows. The book. I read it around 9 or 10 and I think my mother was concerned for my sanity for weeks after.
6. cdm7rn answered: At 5 years old, I had to be carried out of “The Fox and the Hound” I was sobbing so badly.
7. brigidblack answered: Off the top of my head? I want to say The Giver, but it’s more like The Velveteen Rabbit.
8. lexiloo7 answered: Probably Blake Shelton
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10. vegasjellyfish answered: Bambi
11. clarissadarling answered: The Outsiders. I stayed home sick one day and my dad gave me a stack of books to read. I was crying inside 3 hours.
12. harryeatworld answered: the lion king dude.
13. saraiave answered: Watching ET.
14. musiccolliding answered: a walk to remember… bullying always seems worse when the victim is also dying.
15. heywowthisiscool answered: Homeward Bound.
16. apineopines answered: old yeller :(
17. sassypassy answered: I love you.
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19. manicpixiedream answered: probably titanic
20. sleepylasercats answered: What’s Eating Gilbert Grape. Need I say more?
21. bjewel answered: When Pocahontas says goodbye to John Smith in the Disney animated film. My heart broke and my weird perspective on relationships was made
22. iknowyour answered: An American Tale (1986) I was 5 years old.
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25. venusfaerie answered: Charlottte’s Web
26. lessaismore answered: The firs time I read Summer of The Monkeys I bawled. I was 8 I think
27. whitepuffycloud answered: My Girl. Poor Thomas dies from bees. Bees! Also, The Fox and the Hound. I had to hide my tears so my cousin wouldn’t make fun of me.
28. whattheblog answered: Sophies Choice, Meryl Streep kills me, her best performance, basically ruined me for life, being forced to choose!!! killed me
29. parliamoci answered: Gandalf’s death in LOTR. I had snuck the book into class to read it under my desk. I was 9.
30. rainbowlite answered: When James Evans died on Good Times. Damn damn damn, smashes punchbowl.
31. sleeplessinsuburbia answered: the lion king
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    The response I wrote: “I didn’t cry at fiction much as a kid (now is another story) and, oddly, I think my first movie...

33. popculturemspaint answered: MY GIRL
34. elizabethactual answered: I didn’t cry at fiction much as a kid (now is another story) and, oddly, I think my first movie cry was when I saw Fahrenheit 911. Age 14.
35. redcatgirl22 answered: My girl. I still cry at the funeral scene :/
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37. deeras23 answered: Bridge to Terabithia!!! i remember leaving the theatre with my sleeves soaked (because of all the crying)
38. kmdmovingpictures answered: A Walk to Remember
39. agentfenris answered: Taxi Driver. We all wind up as lone nutjobs with savior complexes stalking the mean streets of NYC. Or is that just me?
40. iamnotcleverenoughforthis answered: Cedric dying in HP 4. I was ten and it made death real to me in a way nothing had before
41. lady-amalthea answered: the secret of nimh
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43. ambushcomics answered: When E.T. died… and left Eliott… probably the first time I cried in the movie house.
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    Yes! Third grade tears!

45. sugarandspicer answered: I think I’d have to say Little Women. Beth dies & Jo doesn’t end up with Laurie!
46. mjwestbrook10 answered: E.T. I can remember watching it, sitting on the floor, trying to hide my 4-year-old tears.
47. mitchharvick answered: From the moment in What’s Eating Grape, when the mother picks up Leo from the sheriff on. I was a blubbering mess for the rest of the movie.
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49. nicotinehymnal answered: Weirdly it’s probably Hook.
50. calalyn answered: Kramer v Kramer. I was eleven, and it made me cry. I have loved Dustin and Meryl ever since.
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