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The Rescuers - when Madame Medusa tells Penny that nobody will ever adopt her, and the entire "Someone's Waiting for You" scene. Also the scene with Rufus in the orphanage.

Lilo and Stitch - the ending

Pollyanna - the ending (watching the film these days I cry even more because I used to watch the film with my grandmother, who is now suffering from dementia).

The only two parts that get me is the ending scene of Beauty and the Beast were they are out on the balcony and also when Mufasa dies in The Lion King.

without a doubt. pocahontas farewell...and pocahontas' breakup with john in the bloody sequel.

Cordy_Biddle wrote:Lilo and Stitch - the ending

OMGosh! I remember that scene...
"This is my family..."
Man, I was bawling in that scene but tried to pass it off as "I yawned many many times!"

i cry in brother bear when kenai turned back into a bear and koda was overjoyed.

i cried throughout home on the range..knowing its the last of its kind.

Gosh, not one person has mentioned a live action film!

Old Yeller, of course!!!!!

Both my husband and I sniffled a lot at the end of Little Mermaid.

Linda

Isidour wrote:well..the ending of "The fox and the hound" it´s kinnda sad, but not to cry.--

Oh yeah, you hear the younger set talking saying :Youre my best friend-youre mine too tod, we'll always be friends foever, year forever"

yeah that was a sad part too.

when they make the sequel- if tod goes to visit widow tweed I'll prob lose it right there. reunions are always emotional-like in Pan 2 when Wendy & Peter reunite-that made me teary & of course mufasa & simba & Koda & his mom-im such a baby.... I cry at everything.

akhenaten wrote:without a doubt. pocahontas farewell...and pocahontas' breakup with john in the bloody sequel.

I cried at the farewell too

Yeah. I watched The Great Mouse Detective. Ratigan and the thugs made Basil to look foolish that makes Basil very sad. Poor Basil. That made me cry.

Pocahontas, throughout the whole movie. I am so into Native American culture and Pocahontas was a great attempt to capture the tension between the Indians and the Explorers. Add some romance to all this and you have a great tear jerker movie.

Remember the Titans, again dealing with racial tension, and the scene where the boy almost died really got me crying.

Running Brave- another movie dealing with Native Americans and racial tension in America. (you can tell I love the Social Sciences). I cried at the end when he won the Gold Olympic Medal, then right before the credits it showed him being praised by a group of white people, and in the middle of that crowd was an Indian. It was portraying how the color lines were being crossed and how at one time the Indians felt they didnt belong in the "white world", now this one Indian man is not afraid to stand amongst a white crowd to show support for his fellow Indian.

Don't you feel bad for Basil because Ratigan and the thugs made Basil to look foolish to make poor Basil very sad when you watched The Great Mouse Detective? Poor thing.

Teede wrote:Don't you feel bad for Basil because Ratigan and the thugs made Basil to look foolish to make poor Basil very sad when you watched The Great Mouse Detective? Poor thing.

Nope. The part that was sad was when Dawson felt horrible cuz he lost Olivia-I didnt cry, but it was sad then .

Well. Basil is sad because he couldn't catch Ratigan anything. Basil is looked foolish by Ratigan and the thugs. Basil's depression made me cry in the movie.

I've never cried at movie...I do, however, get incredibly emotionally involved and taken into the film.

The closest I came to crying was during Finding Neverland (Touchstone)... but still nothing... I think the saddest moment in an animated feature is in Toy Story 2 when "When She Loved Me" plays

As of Right Now Nothing But Here is a List of What Made me Cry When I Was Younger
Snow White-Snow White Eating the Apple
Pinocchio-Lampwick Turning into a Donkey
Black Cauldron-About 75% of the Movie
Beauty and the Beast-Beast Transforming into The Prince
Lion King-Mufasa's Death
Only the Pinocchio Scene Scares Me Now But Not to a Crying Point

[quote="kenai3000"]As of Right Now Nothing But Here is a List of What Made me Cry When I Was Younger
Snow White-Snow White Eating the Apple
Pinocchio-Lampwick Turning into a Donkey
Black Cauldron-About 75% of the Movie
Beauty and the Beast-Beast Transforming into The Prince
Lion King-Mufasa's Death
Only the Pinocchio Scene Scares Me Now But Not to a Crying Point[/quote]
When you're younger. Did that The Great Mouse Detective movie part made you cry because Basil is very sad because he could catch Ratigan anything that Ratigan and his thugs made Basil to look foolish? Basil's depression made you cry you know.

Did anyone else get a PM to PLEASE answer this thread or am I special?

I don't recall actually crying during a Disney moving, I know some parts make me sad and I get a sad face, but I don't outright cry...

I think the saddest Disney movie was the Fox & the Hound.

Yeah. Did you guys get my PM that I those to you all?

Teede wrote:

kenai3000 wrote:As of Right Now Nothing But Here is a List of What Made me Cry When I Was Younger
Snow White-Snow White Eating the Apple
Pinocchio-Lampwick Turning into a Donkey
Black Cauldron-About 75% of the Movie
Beauty and the Beast-Beast Transforming into The Prince
Lion King-Mufasa's Death
Only the Pinocchio Scene Scares Me Now But Not to a Crying Point

When you're younger. Did that The Great Mouse Detective movie part made you cry because Basil is very sad because he could catch Ratigan anything that Ratigan and his thugs made Basil to look foolish? Basil's depression made you cry you know.

I Did Not See Great Mouse Detective Until About 4 Years Ago But I Never Watched it All The Way Through Plan to Get DVD One Day

[quote="PMcOuntry"]Did anyone else get a PM to PLEASE answer this thread or am I special?
quote]
Sorry For the Double Post Luke But Yeas I Got The PM As Well