Dear My Scene Fans,

Which family/ "kids' " movies make you cry?

I am someone who hates crying about movies, even if there's nobody in the room with me. Unfortunately, there are a few family movies which make me cry. They are as follows (I may add more titles later):

Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: I always cry towards the end of the movie.

Disney's MARK TWAIN AND ME: I always cry towards the end of the movie.

Thanks in advance for your replies.

I cried at the end of Homeward Bound. When Shadow desperately runs to Peter, trying not to wince or limp due to him being tired & his age, always makes me cry.

Regardless, I love this film. Chance makes me laugh so much

...I cry at all sorts of kids movies. It's the older, more mature stuff that's meant to make you cry that doesn't do me in.

But off the top of my head I sniffle during Lilo & Stitch and I absolutely cannot watch My Girl without bawling.

I sniffle during the happy-ending type parts of most Disney films. Sometimes I also tear up due to sheer awesomeness. I teared up the first time I saw the Watchmen trailer. So beautiful.

But Where the Red Fern Grows bears the notoriety of making every single member of my family cry years ago when I was little.

Bambi and Lion King.

It's so sad to see a kids parent die.

My cousin told me she cried at the end of Disney/Pixar's "Up." I refuse to see it now. LOL

She cried at the end? Shit, I was crying within the first three minutes...

Let's see... the first Pokemon movie makes me cry. Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas when Mickey yells at Pluto for ruining Christmas so Pluto runs away... that makes me cry. Hmmm... OH!! It's not a movie, but the Nemo musical at Walt Disney World makes me cry. I'm sure there are others.

Was bicentennial man a family film? Cause that movie made me cry like a beeyotch!

I just finished watching Disney's The Fox and the Hound. That made me cry...

When the old lady abandoned the fox in the woodland, that was upsetting. Towards the end, the fight between the fox and the dog was so sad, and also when they then fought against the bear to protect that man. Haha (I dunno character names)

Then at the end of the film, everyone seems to be getting along nicely, then the camera goes to the fox still being alone in the wild, with his new mate, looking on at his childhood home. Makes me sad

"Bridge to Terabithia"
"Everyone's Hero"
"Because of Winn-Dixie"
"Chicken Little"
and probably many more, lol!

It's 'The Railway Children' for me, right at the end, when Jenny Agutter cries "Daddy. Oh my Daddy" right at the end.