other deeply touching movies??? - The Cure (1995) Discussion

[–] fass99 18 years ago

Try Simon Birch.

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[–] 18 years ago

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i can't remember what's it called but it is a movie about a girl who was (btw,this was a true and barnes and nobles can prove it) blind,death, and she also couldn't speak! and it's just so sad!

play with fire

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[–] playwitfire 18 years ago

YEA! THAT WAS SAD.

play with fire

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[–] mk091167 18 years ago

Pay it forward, when Jane Siberri's "Calling all Angels" plays and the people stop by at the mom's home

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[–] tml1310 16 years ago

*DING DING DING* WE HAVE A WINER! Yup, Pay it Forward has to be one of the saddest movies ever! mk091167 you got it right, the end *sigh* I still get tearry eyed thinking about it. Not to mention, that was an awesome message the movie trys to bestow on the world. Its definetly a must see!

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[–] jesusbwep_07 17 years ago

She was death? So, like, a feminine version of Meet Joe Black? Idiot...

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[–] chamona13 17 years ago

simon birch

the mighty <---- the best movie ever

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[–] fass99 17 years ago

I watched The Mighty the other day. I loved it very much.

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[–] Mandy_Rascal 17 years ago

Artificial Intelligance!
(AI) Hayley Joel Osment

"Who likes to hear loud brains in ya noiseee?"
-Daxflame, YouTube

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[–] rista7778 17 years ago

um...do you mean Helen Keller?

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[–] nightangel1984 16 years ago

I think its called the miracle worker what your talking about

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[–] HappinessDriftsOff 17 years ago

The Mighty is alot like this movie, and amazing as well.

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[–] les_margo 17 years ago

No I do not think that at all. It was a great movie and a very moving movie and very heartwarming.

Lester A. Vineyard

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[–] starsnstripes71 17 years ago

I just saw "What Dreams May Come" for the first time. FABULOUS!! Even has Dexter's Mom in it (Annabella Sciorra). She's so great.

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[–] fass99 17 years ago

That's great. I think that is the first movie of hers I saw. Truly great. Robin Williams was great too.

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[–] ronsmuggle 17 years ago

my life without me

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[–] captain_coma 17 years ago

I am Sam
The Notebook

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[–] mountain91 17 years ago

Charly (2002) is a very touching movie, I highly recommend it.

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[–] beaubienmail 17 years ago

Try out "The Son" (2003).

One of the most uncompromised movies about love and hatred I ever seen.

We follow Olivier, a carpentery teacher, whose new student recalls a troubled past. Saying anything more would rob you of this experience.

It'll rip you apart.

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[–] shoeshopper871 17 years ago

What about "Freedom Writers"? It's really good.

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[–] shesayys 17 years ago

American History X was extremely sad, it's a true story too.

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[–] gkn_88 16 years ago

I didn`t know "american hishory x" was a true story.. I like "my girl". But I always cry my eyes out when watching "Black Beauty". But that might be more for those who like horses, I guess...

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[–] bxbx 17 years ago

the Mighty

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[–] love_like_cyanide_101 17 years ago

I think Stand By Me starring River Phoenix is a very touching movie.
one of my favorites.

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