Top 10 Tear-Jerker Movies
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It seems odd to think that many of us choose to spend our time in front of the big screen in tears, but crying seems to indicate a quality flick in many cases. Whether you are shedding tears of joy when the main character finally triumphs or lamenting the loss of a favorite, tear-jerker movies never go out of style. While my opinions may be slightly flawed (after all, I cried at Bambi all 17 times I watched it), I believe I can shed some light on the best films to rent if you want a good cry on a Friday night.
10. Old Yeller
There is nothing more touching than a boy and his dog and Old Yeller and Travis tug on our heartstrings from the first moment the two connect. Old Yeller proves himself to be eternally loyal to Travis and the rest of his family – even to the point of fighting off a rabid wolf. Unfortunately, the wolf means the long and painful end of Old Yeller and a devastating decision for Travis. It’s a multi-tissue movie that does provide a happy finale – thank goodness for all of us who suffer through to the bitter end.
9. Ghost
Forget the fact that Patrick Swayze is at his sexiest in this chick flick – the scene with the pottery wheel is sure to bring out the romance and the tears in all but the toughest. Dealing with the loss of someone close to senseless violence is a subject that most of us fear too much to ever think about too seriously, but Ghost handles the experience with heart-wrenching finesse.
8. Terms of Endearment
Isn’t this on everyone’s list of best tear jerkers? There is nothing sadder than watching a child die, no matter how old she might be, and Debra Winger and Shirley MacLaine portray this scenario brilliantly. And how about the moment when Debra Winger bids farewell to her two young sons? Pass the Kleenex.
7. Gone with the Wind
After a four-hour commitment to the characters of this epic film, you would like to see at least one of them enjoy a happy ending. Instead, numerous characters meet their demise and the rest resign themselves to the devastation and hopelessness that lie ahead. Does it help that Scarlett shows renewed spunk and spirit at the end of the film? Most of us would have rather seen her end up in Rhett’s arms. Alas, poor Scarlett! Your life inspires more tears than a Shakespearian tragedy.
6. Romeo and Juliet
Speaking of Shakespearian tragedies, we couldn’t complete this countdown with at least one making our list. We are referring to the 1968 classic that won multiple awards the year it was released, including Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design. Who can hear the story of these star-crossed lovers without a feeling of profound sadness and many tears? The double funeral at the end finally brings the two feuding families together – too little, too late. Don’t even try to hold back the sniffles.
5. E.T. the Extraterrestrial
Rumor has it even male viewers have to whimper a bit at this movie. Steven Spielberg uses his mastery of the film venue to draw us in to the life of this extraterrestrial and the lonely boy Elliot who he develops a close friendship with. Tears are guaranteed in the scene showing Elliot standing by the motionless body of his companion in the medical facility where the two have been quarantined. And if you make it through E.T.’s near death experience, try sitting through their farewell without the tissues. It can’t happen.
4. It’s a Wonderful Life
Sure, the tears are happy tears at the end, but don’t we all deserve an uplifting ending once in a while? Especially at Christmas. I’ve watched this film every holiday season for the past twenty years, and I still get teary when that darn bell rings on the Christmas tree. Nobody can tug on the heartstrings like Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey and his adorable daughter Zuzu. Not bad for a film that could boast the title of the ultimate sleeper – enjoying unprecendented popularity years after its original release.
3. My Life
In this amazingly touching flick, Bob Jones (played by Michael Keaton) is eagerly anticipating the birth of his first child. When he is told halfway through his wife’s pregnancy that he has cancer and about four months to live, he begins to videotape himself to provide his child with the father he will never know in person. As if this tragic concept is not enough, the process of self exploration that Bob Jones experiences will inspire tears and laughter nearly simultaneously. It’s like an emotional amusement park ride that will keep you wanting more, even after the peaks and dips have left you completely exhausted.
2. Beaches
The two main characters of this film, brilliantly played by Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey, find friendship transcends the challenges of life even to death. The two women share a long and arduous relationship at times, with many conflicts and much time spent apart. However, when push comes to shove, they are there for each other, which is what true friendship is all about. This movie should be viewed with your best pal, a bottle of wine and plenty of Kleenex to go around.
1. Titanic
This breathtakingly beautiful movie explores much more than a love affair that meets an early and tragic end. It explores the historic significance of this event, the devastation of the class system of the times and a society that reveled in sophisticated luxury and leisure. And then there is the gripping relationship between Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet). Who says youth is wasted on the young? These two lovers make every fleeting moment count together. By far, the top movie if you want a good cry with the one you love.
by Wendy Travis
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I usually cry at sad movies, but I didn’t cry at any of these movies; so I’m going to have to personally disagree with you on all 10.
Zombine – You didn’t cry at Old Yeller? or It’s a Wonderful Life? I will have to ask if you accompanied a lion, a scarecrow and a girl named Dorothy to the Emerald city?
What movies did make you cry?
This is a good list! My wife’s favorite movies are tearjerkers & I’ve been known to well up or cry at some too.
I have to totally disagree with Titanic though, far too cheesy for my tastes. And your choices don’t match mine, but of course we all have different tastes.
My top ten tearjerker list would be:
1. The Notebook – An enduring love that withstands both war and disease. I don’t want to say anything else in case you haven’t seen this movie except to say this is the rare movie that appeals to both males & females. Easily #1 on my list.
2. My Girl – The story of Vada and Thomas J., inseparable friends.
3. Field of Dreams – All because of one line, “Hey dad… you want to have a catch?”
4. Brian’s Song – One of THE best sports films AND tearjerkers all rolled into one!
5. Rudy – RUDY… RUDY… RUDY! (overcoming overwhelming odds)
6. Where the Red Fern Grows – See Old Yeller. And I agree with TopTenzMaster, if you don’t cry at this movie or Old Yeller, your heart is made of stone. Old Yeller’s a classic, but personally I like this better.
7. Life as a House – A father, a son, and a terminal illness. Yes Hayden Christensen sucked in the Star Wars prequels, but this film proves he can be a great actor.
8. The Cider House Rules – Racism, romance, saying goodbye & Spider-man *cough* I mean Tobey Maguire.
9. Jerry Maguire – “You had me at hello”.
10. Lord of the Rings Trilogy – A. Sam nearly drowning trying to chase after Frodo, not wanting him to go alone. A sign of true friendship. B. Frodo saying he will take the ring from Rivendell to Mordor and face certain death when nobody else would, and the look on Gandalf’s face. C. Sam carrying Frodo up Mount Doom when both were absolutely exhausted. D. Everyone, including the king, bowing down to the hobbits at the end.
Honorable Mention: What Dreams May Come – Love, loss, life and the afterlife of Chris Nielson. Robin Williams seems to be one of those actors you love or love to hate. Regardless of which side you stand on, he’s remarkable in this film.
As a guy, I don’t cry over movies. Maybe it’s a learned response to hold it back. The only one that will give me a lump in my throat and a little dust in my eye is Field of Dreams.
Philidelphia?
across the universe made me cry, but because i was happy that the end of the movie turned out good.
I agree with topher about my girl…one of the best movies ever!
For some tear-jerkers that make you think outside the box, check out “Barefoot Aphrodite–A Women’s Guide to Sensual Film.” Whilel most women don’t find truly sad films sensual, there are definitely some that leave you sad but glad which can be a very sensual combination. I would add these to the list for tear-jerkers:
Harold and Maude
Water (watch out any Moms of girls–this made me cry and cry as a mom of a 5-year-old daughter)
Il Postino
The Lover
Betty Blue
How is the Notebook or Bambi not there????
I would say:
1. The Notebook
2. City of Angels
3. Selena
4. I agree with Titanic
5. Meet Joe Black
6. The Green Mile
7. Stepmom
8. My girl
9. Bambi
10. Forest Gump
Raindrop279
Your list is more right on. Especially your #2. I actually refuse to watch “City of Angels” as I cried for at least 30 minutes AFTER the end of the movie. And I don’t mean just tears streaming, but sobbing and unable to catch my breath crying. It was awful.
Another I would add to the list is “Pay it Forward.” I had nearly the same reaction to that one as “City of Angels.”
I won’t watch Pay It Forward again for that same reason. Heartbreaking, even if it is uplifting.
Raindrop – Thanks for sharing. I agree that Bambi could easily be on the list of sad movies. I cried when I saw it at age 8 and hated hunting ever since.
I definately agree with Titanic. One of the saddest movies of all time.
I just finished watching “Titanic” on TNT. OK. That’s a good one. 5 out of 5 on the Kleenex scale. “Old Yeller” is another tearjerker. “Rabbit Proof Fence” made me cry when I saw it a few years ago. What’s Number One on my list? “Imitation of Life” with Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, John Gavin, Susan Kohner, and Juanita Moore. Mahalia Jackson singing at the funeral will just tear you apart.
How about the champ?
I haven’t seen some of these, but the ones I have, I only agree on Beaches. My favorite tear jerkers would be, in no particular order,
Grave of fireflies, what dreams may come, svaing private ryan, atonement.
The Green Mile should be on the list. I could only watch it once because I cried so hard. Some others Untamed Heart, Stepmom, and Here on Earth.
1.Armageddon should be included. It’s sad when a dad do that kind of sacrifice.
Bambi is a tear-jerker too, but i will also cry in a movie like brother bear. Maybe i’m like that
I’m female, but I don’t generally cry over movies. When I do, it’s usually not over the movies that other people cry over. Romances do nothing for me, no matter how sad.
Off the top of my head, three movies that I’ve cried over:
1. Where the Red Fern Grows (when I was about 8 years old)
2. Man on Fire (weird, I know, but the end made me cry)
3. Hotel Rwanda (I cried at least halfway through it)
i cried at We Were Soldiers when all the wives got the letters of the deceased soldiers.. it was very depressing.
Ummm… you guys missed out on The Power of One, Shawshank Redemption and Road to Perdition. All very moving films.
Bambi, I have to agree with you about the Green Mile. I cry like a child every time I see it. I thought Beaches was awful. I sat watching with some friends, who were weeping uncontrollably at the end of the film. I just thought they’d gone mad. I could think of 100 movies sadder than that.
I completely agree on most of the comments regarding the notebook..that should’ve been number one, but no one mentioned steel magnolias??
Grave of the Fireflies is the single saddest film ever made.
I agree with you on this one! If you don’t like to cry with movies, you’ll end up crying on this one, no matter with who you are watching it with. The sadness is unbearable!
I haven’t seen all of the movies here, but ‘Pay it forward’ makes me cry every time. I agree with Green Mile and if you’re going to mention Bambi, then what about ‘Dumbo’? the scene with his mother’s trunk through the bars is unbearably sad. A movie worth seeing for the inspiration and tear jerkeredness is ‘The bucket list’.
To me, I think that The Sixth Sense was a sad movie. For a guy like me, i cried like hell watching that show. The sad ending where he finally told his mom about his scary ability to see the dead put me into tears!!! Haley Joel Osment was simply amazing in that show.
Also not forgetting Forrest Gump, Titanic, The Green Mile and Kramer Vs. Kramer.
I think it’s socially acceptable for guys to cry at movies, just not at manufactured crap like Titanic or Beaches. Here’s a good list to start:
1. Best Years of Our Lives (1946)-Uncompromising for its time; a brilliant look at soldiers trying to adjust after coming home. Considering the current state of the world, it will probably always be timeless.
2. Finding Neverland (2004)-The very reason to go to a movie theater: to become lost. I doubt the historical accuracy, but nobody could possibly resist the final performance of the play done for Kate Winslet (hey she CAN make good films)
3. The Waterdance (1993)-Coping with paraplegia without the movie-of-the-week sentiment. You don’t feel sorry for anyone. You feel uplifted.
4. and 5. Awakenings(1990), A League of their Own (1992)-Director Penny Marshall had a gift for the touching, non-manipulative moments. The ‘awakening’ scene from the former, and the Hall of Fame scene from the latter, are two of the best examples I’ve ever seen.
6. Toy Story 2 (1999)-OK, we all have our dumb, weak moments. For me it’s the scene from this movie with the Sara Maclachlan song[Monster's Inc. has some similar moments, too].
7. The Wrong Man (1956)-What starts off as a typical Hitchcock film of an innocent man arrested for a crime he didn’t commit, soon turns into a heart-wrenching drama, as the man’s devastated wife is unable to handle the changes in her life, and suffers a breakdown. Emotionally draining to watch for anyone who has dealt with mental illness.
8. The Deer Hunter (1978)-A movie that’s really hard to view more than once. The scenes in Vietnam are downright harrowing.
9. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)-My personal favorite movie made after 1960; the final frame gets me every time.
10. Night Moves (1975)-Underappreciated Gene Hackman detective classic. Not a tear jerker, per say, but extremely depressing. Good film to watch if you feel you’ve hit rock bottom; every character in this movie is probably worse off than you.
Movies that try too hard like City of Angels or Pay It Forward just make me mad. Don’t people feel like their being manipulated when they watch that dreck?
Hotel Rwanda was devastating. I agree with Aron on A League of Their Own. There is a French movie called Ponette that cried me dry. Does anyone remember Savannah Smiles from about 1982? It’s a little goofy in spots, but overall it holds up well over time.
blood diamond, saving private ryan, forrest gump (but i miss u Jennaiy), rudy shawshank redemption, jerry maguire
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button!
Ladder 49
Mr. Holland’s Opus.
And am I the only person to have ever cried at the end of Rosemary’s Baby? What is more tragic than finding out that you’ve been lugging around Satan’s baby. Also, no mention for Edward Scissorhands?
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
I searched through the entire list looking for someone to mention Roberto Benini’s ‘Life is Beautiful’.
#1 on my list. Definitely a must see.
I’m surprised THE COLOR PURPLE has not been mentioned…
Lots of good movies here! I’d like to add “Fireproof” because I’m divorced and the end brought up a lot of pent up sadness that I must be repressing! Since there are some goofy ones on the list, I’ll add the one Geico caveman commercial when he’s on the airport walkway and passes the billboard – the music and his sadness at being an object of ridicule strike some chord in my psyche and it gets me 9 out of 10 times. Weird.
Kessie, you’re the best for saying Man on Fire. You can fast forward to the very end of that movie, and I’d still cry.
I don’t think it was mentioned, but I Am Sam is another sad one. Also, A Walk to Remember was incredibly moving/ seriously brings out the waterworks.
*** P.S. I Love You *** So touching, it had me fighting back tears so many times. Definitely a movie to watch alone if you like crying during movies but don’t want others to see.
i really love tearjerker romantic movies
1. A walk to remember
2. TITANIC
3. City of angels
4. Sweet november
In no particular order…
1. The Notebook
2. Mr. Holland’s Opus
3. Titanic
4. P.S. I Love You
5. Breakfast at Tiffany’s (CAT!!!!)
6. Shawshank Redemption
7. Fox And The Hound
8. What Dreams May Come
9. Million Dollar Baby
10. Remember the Titans/
A WALK TO REMEMBER – I think its the best love story/romance movie. ultimate tearjerker.
Here On Earth
What Dreams May Come
The Notebook
Big Fish – the ending gets me every time
Mr. Hollands Opus
Titanic
Sweet November
PEARL HARBOR!
This film is worse the second time round, had me shouting at Danny not to go! :’(
I agree on Field of Dreams (and for exactly the same reason), and The Green Mile.
“Running on Empty” gets me every time. “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” at its conclusion had every female in the theatre weeping (and a few of the guys), and I still haven’t been able to see it without tears.
Why would that be?
When ever my wife thinks of a weepie moment in the whole franchise it’s when Harry looks in that mirror and sees his deceaced parents for the first time.
Ghost is my #1
Topher,
I have to agree with you on your choices, especially “Where the Red Fern Grows”. I read this book first and cried and then watched the movie and cried. It’s very touching. I also absolutely love “What Dreams May Come” oh my gosh, that was a good movie. Robin Williams was awesome in that movie. I also like “The Shawshank Redemption”. “A Walk to Remember” and “City of angels” gets me every time too. Wow, I want to cry just thinking about it. There are too many movies to count that I’ve watched and cried after watching. Too many sad stories or love stories out there that will make me cry.
its a lot sad a$$ movies…schindler’s list,roots, the color purple…oh also bridge to terabithia, that movie was sad…i thought it was a fantasy kids movie, it was but it took a sad turn…took my daughter to see it she started crying and me water…lol
oh i forgot the best cartoon movie of all time the lion king…
i agree on the notebook, city of angels … the others may just be a matter of preference IMHO
but I have to suggest (although i’m youngish, i cried so much watching) “Somewhere in Time”
Uh, short circuit!!! where johnny five is getting f’ed up. Brings a tear to my eye every time.
better watch “grave of the fireflies”… it made me cry for about 3/4 of whole the film..
1. Plague Dogs
2. Grave of the Fireflies
3. Homeward Bound
4. West Side Story
Great call on Grave of the Fireflies. That’s an amazing, powerful movie. Watched it once and I doubt I’ll ever be able to watch it again.
Schindler’s List
Here are my tear jerkers:
1. Cheech & Chong
2. Epic Movie
3. Camp Rock
4. Detroit Rock City
5. John Tucker Must Die
6. High School Musical 1, 2 and 3
7. Knocked Up
8. 40 Year Old Virgin
9. Bionicles – Mask Of Light
10. Lion King
The drama and acting was so well thought out, espically in High School Musical, Zac Efron’s hair….so beautiful how it bathed in the light.
Leslie – the sarcasm in your comment deems it worthy to remain even when you list is so wrong, other than the Lion King. Mufasa dying gets me every time.
Has NO ONE seen the movie most GUYS cry at:
1. “Pride of the Yankees” – with Lou Gehrig’s speech, “today I consider myself the luckiest man alive” For me, that’ #1 because it’s a true story.
- and b/c everyone missed it!
The others
2. The Best Years of Our Lives – perhaps the finest American film, certainly the best anti-war film, and our best filmmaker: William Wyler
3. Hidalgo – tears of joy, perhap the teariest closing scenes of any Disney film
4. Field of Dreams – if you’re a guy and barely knew your father… like me
5. Babe – tears of joy again; “That’ll do pig!”
This film actually hurt pork sales as no kids wanted to be eating Babe!
6. Kolya – a terrific child actor from Moscow stole everyone’s heart, including the director and his father, the star; the closing scene was repeated in reality after production!
7. Phar Lap – the saddest horse story ever, I think, and a true one.
8. Fandango – Coster’s first, dir by Kevin Reynolds. When the college buddies part in the end, you know some will never see each other again, something we’ve all experienced.
9. The Shawshank Redemption – hollywoodish and cornball, but such a great movie overall.
10. Tie, Dog Films: add to Old Yeller: Sounder, A Dog of Flanders, My Dog Skip
Special mention: the mother in Saving Pvt Ryan, falling down on her porch when she sees the military car approaching her country house. Heartbreaking without any dialogue whatsoever.
OOPS – I forgot “Finding Neverland”
Sorry, but it’s one of my favorites ever, with added weight due to being at least based on a true story.. beautiful film! For me the best, most touching performances of both Kate Winslet and Johnny Depp.
love your first and third choices, mine too, but my second choices are “bridges of madison county” and “born free”.
(what about “the notebook” and “pay it forward”?)
Oh, I was fighting a losing battle against tears while watching Pay It Forward. Good addition.
Sorry, but I think the one thing Hollywood definitely sucks at is this ‘genre’, if you can call it that. Most of these films have me reaching for the sick-bag not the tissue box!
I may be moved to tears at a film if it’s 1, a true story [not adaption] or 2, the film is so damn good I believe that it’s real.
Now, seeing as movies are by their nature ‘make-believe’ it’s not common to see films that genuinely would move most to cry.
I find European or independent films more likely to hit home. Those film-makers are less concerned about entertainment than you ‘have’ to be in Hollywood to survive.’Life Is Beautiful’ was one; the relationship with his son, not the Nazi death-camp backdrop.
So sorry, Hollywood; love your comedies, action, drama, westerns, etc. but not your ‘tearjerkers.’
TITANIC??? what??? insane…the most overrated movie in history
Movie that made me absolutley bawl. In no order.
Titanic
Rain Man
The Godfather Part II
The Deer Hunter
Little Big Man
Romeo + Juliet
Into the Wild
I tear up at a lot of films, but watching these seven I just absolutley lost it.
Rudy is a tear jerker, the ultimate story about a regular Joe with an inevitable future at his fathers steel mill. Rudy has a dream and will stop at nothing to overcome all the odds. Later walking on and playing football for the Fighting irish. Also just watched Marley and me and damn I found myself getting choked up in the end of that one, a very funny movie though.
I think big fish was a greate funny + sad movie
True some sad movies here.
Forrest Gump “You died on a Tuesday…”
Has anyone seen “Dangerous Minds”? I don’t cry during movies, but when Ms. Johnson broke the news to her class that Emilio (a student) had been shot and killed, that was just….heartbreaking.
Brian’s Song is one of the few movies that makes me cry. The end of Marley and me got me pretty good too.
I agree with you Sean, Brian’s Song’s locker room scene was one of the toughest to watch.
I saw “My Sister’s Keeper” last week. I think it’s going to be in the top 10… definitely a 3-hankie bawler.
I can’t believe you guys! Titanic was terrible!
1.Selena (the ending of this movie will hit you like a bolt of lightning)
2.John Q. (It’s sad almost to the point where it’s intolerable)
3.Pixar’s Up (2009)
4.Bridge to Terabithia
It takes a *lot* for me to be moved by a movie (something that even the Lion King and Titanic failed to do), but these 4 movies were just so sad!
Reign over me.
I don’t care for Adam Sandler’s acting but he was good in Reign Over Me.
I cried so hard when he told Don Cheadle about his family.
I cried again after he told the Timplemans that he has to deal with seeing his wife’s face everywhere.
I cried when Charlie was walking down the hall way and he had flash backs of his family.
I cried at the end when Don Cheadle told his wife that he wants to open up to her and she says she loves him.
I cried in the freakin credits!
I think the main reason why it effected me so heavily is because before I was even though of, my dad had a family and his family sadly passed away.
The other movies that are really saddening are darn Disney movies.
I have two ABSOLUTE tear jerkers for you…
1. Dying Young (Julia Roberts & Campbell Scott…epic)
2. Steel Magnolias
You can add Marley and Me to the list of tear jerking dog movies. I rented it on demand because I was in the mood for a comedy, but HOLY COW my wife and I cried for like the last 30 minutes non stop. Not sure if it was really that sad or if it was because I was totally not expecting it.
Here are my tearjerkers (#1 being the saddest and #10 being the “least saddest”)
1.Dangerous Minds
2.Selena
3.Hoop Dreams
4.Bridge to Terabithia
5.Pursuit of Happiness
6.Old Yeller
7.Bolt(2008)
8.No Reservations
9.Disney’s the Kid
10.Fools Rush In
Here are some classics that are sometimes overlooked. In no particular order. Invest in tissues.
1. Madame X
2. The Champ
3. To Sir, With Love – Sidney Poitier – the end scenes are very moving, if you can overlook the song being played a million times.
4. Love Story
5. I am Sam
6. What Dreams May Come – I’m not a big fan of Robin Williams but my god. So sad.
7. Meet Joe Black – Man do you end up feeling sorry for Death.
8. Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium
9. The Green Mile
10. Schindler’s List
11. The Color Purple
12. Of Mice and Men
13. To Kill a Mockingbird
14. Dead Poets Society
My Girl- when she climbs in the cascet…i lose it
A Walk to Remember- esp. the end when landon over-voices the last scenes
Stepmom- honestly…i cried
ARMAGEDON- bruce willis doesnt come back… Aerosmith- I DONT WANT TO CLOSE MY EYES
Dark Victory- black and white- she knows she dieing and lets her husband leave anyway
Where the Red Fern Grows- CLASSIC- no comment needed
You’ve Got Mail- chick flick…i’m a girl
Windtalkers- Nicholas Cage…when the native american gives his life- war movie
We Were Soldiers- another war movie that breaks my heart
Thank you, collective detailed domain , straight to the the point. Great site very informative,
Believe me i cried a lot when i watched INTO THE WILD………
Although this is only a japanese anime movie, “Grave Of The Fireflies” is highly recommended as one of the saddest whatever categories of sad movies. Watch it and if it not sad to you, i’m a liar then. Although it an anime, the storyline is for adult audience.
I don’t see “Gone with the Wind” as a tear jerker. One of my all time favorites, but you know that she’s going to fight like hell and win him back, so I didn’t cry at the end.
My list would be:
1. City of Angels
2. Pay it Forward
3. My Girl
4. Green Mile
5. Forest Gump
6. Ghost
7. Steel Magnolias
8. Terms of Endearment
9. ET
10. Beaches