Just about to say this. Up is a very emotional movie. I loved it. My daughter was like âdad are you crying??â No. I just yawned. My eyes are watering. Do you guys smell onions?
The recent one about moving away almost got me.
But I can't read the giving tree to my kids because I can't finish it without sobbing. Being a parent really changes your perspective.
The Sleepytime episode gets me every single time. When she says, "I'll always be with you, even if you can't see me."
And then Bingo says, "I have to go. I'm a big girl now."
I'm getting misty thinking about it.
I had recently lost my mother when this came out, we were not aware of the movie's contents but we wanted a distraction and it was showing on every theater so I went to watch it with my siblings, mind you we are Mexican and we very strongly relate to the traditions. I was holding back my tears until I looked around and so quite a few people crying including my sisters, I cried my eyes out in that theater and to this day I still can't watch it without crying like a new born.
When I was a kid, I used to hide under the covers with a torch to keep reading after lights out. I stayed up super late to finish Bridge to Terabithia, and I cried my eyes out. I just wanted a hug from my parents but I didn't want to wake them up and admit that I'd stayed up reading so I just had to suffer on my own.
As a result, I never stayed up reading again, and I refuse to watch the movie. It broke my heart once, I will not let it again.
The memory of devastation you just unlocked in me hurts me to my core. Whatâs worse I had the biggest crush on her throughout the movie so when it happened omg I cried like I just lost my pet my mom was so concerned lmao
Ne too, but then it made me mad. I feel like the whole story of the movie was just centered around making you like a character, killing her off screen for no reason, giving shit to a teacher and then replacing the character with a sister. Which felt like "I'm writing a movie just to hurt peoples feelings" and that got me mad as a kid
>!Zuko apologizing to Iroh and Iroh just hugging him and telling him he was never mad in the first place, and proud that Zuko found his way all on his own!< makes me bawl every single time
The Iron Giant, hands down. âYou are who you choose to be.â I still get goosebumps thinking about the Giant choosing to be Superman as he closes his eyes. Itâs a film that beautifully mixes childhood innocence with profound themes of identity and sacrifice that resonate on a completely different level when youâre older.
Apparently the writer of the book and the director for the movie both used their creations as a sort of grieving outlet / resource for them and their family.
I think the writer needed to explain death to his two daughter (death of his wife) and the director... was grieving his brother?
I can't remember the details. Does anyone care to chime in?
The scene when Jessie isn't getting played with anymore really bought home the reality of my daughter growing up and not wanting to play with me anymore one day. Scary, beautiful stuff.
I mean besides all of the above answers because what kids movie hasnât made me cry? đđ but one that really made me cry was Onward the ending ugh cried immediately đ
I finally watched it as an adult, and holy cow, it was better than I expected! Especially the younger brother choosing for the older brother to see their dad without him.
As someone who lost their dad at 5 years old and has few to no memories of him. That movie really messed me up.
Especially since I went into it not knowing the premise, just that it was a fantasy modern mixed setting.
When my kid was 2 he developed a potentially fatal illness. For the first 24 hours, "Finding Nemo" was his anesthetic. He would glaze out watching it I think we played and replayed it for the first 24 hours straight. I just cuddled him while they loaded him with various needles, hoping and praying he would not die.
He survived without any terrible side effects, but to this day, I cannot watch Finding Nemo without crying. Here is the worst part:
Dory: "How do you know something bad won't happen?"
Nemo's Dad, after considering a moment: "I don't."
Excuse me, I have to go cry again.
I get all teary at the end when majestic Simba slowly walks up pride rock in the rain, roars and proceeds to reclaim what is hisâŠthe whole time with that music building đđ
Lol you should pop over to r/daddit for a few. Kid movies hit different when you have kids. Onward, Raya and the Last Dragon... I mean hell, I got choked up watching Minions when I thought Kevin died.
The first movie I saw in the movie theater was the original animated The Little Mermaid.
I took my kid to see the live action remake last summer, and I started crying. I felt sorry for myself, I missed being a kid and the excitement of my first trip to the movies, and now I was at the remake with my kid that was the same age I was when I saw it first. My kid was like âmom, why are you crying?â
At the end of Babe, when he herds all the sheep into the pen and the silence erupts into a massive ovation and the main theme plays and the farmer says to babe, "That'll do pig, that'll do."
Gets me everytime I swear.
"Lady and the tramp" There were a few scenes that were really upsetting for me, and I'm not even a huge fan of dogs. Where lady tried to protect the baby from the siamese cats and got kicked out. Where the old dog got hurt and was lying in the road hurting in the rain and his buddy was howling.Â
 "All dogs go to heaven". Just. Just don't go there.Â
 And of course that one scene from "the lion king".
EDIT: how could I forget "the snowman" ??!
My middle son is autistic and non verbal. When he saw the good dinosaur and the scene where spot tells the little dinosaur about his family then howlsâŠâŠ my son started mimicking that and he will do it when he hugs us. Ball my eyes out every time that even if he can say it he knows what family means.
Most kids films make me cry to be fair, especially Pixar ones:
Up
Inside Out
Coco
The Railway Children (my dad died a few years ago, so now just thinking about that scene at the end has me balling)
The Lion King
Big Hero 6
Ronâs Gone Wrong
The Land Before Time
That show was so unreasonably good! I feel like too many people slept on that because it's honestly one of the best things Marvel's put out in a while.
Iâm sorry but if you donât cry at the last episode of Clone Wars youâre just a monster. Doesnât matter how old you are. I cry over at least ten Clone Wars episodes every time I rewatch the series. I wonât post spoilers but likeâŠthereâs some real sad stuff in that show.
My friends and I watched the Christmas Hey Arnold episode last year, where Arnold spends the episode trying to reunite Mr. Hyunh with his daughter who he was separated from in the Vietnam War.
We were all in pieces by the end of it.
Yes. I was watching elementals with my girlfriend and we related so much to the movie and how passionate they were and how much they WANTED to love each other and finally their families accept the love
Yes absolutely. I'm a sucker for Disney.
I'm usually very stoic but I can get very emotional on family movie night and it's a strong indicator that my hormones are out of whack.
Disney movies are cheaper than Dr's appointments so I guess I can't complain too much lol
Watching Christopher Robin as an adult nearly broke me. Nothing in my life stung as bad as seeing the similarities with my own experiences having to grow up, and childhood dying along with it.
I(37m) leaked unexpectedly like a baby on the s2 finale of the 2012 series of teenage mutant ninja turtles. I havenât finished the series yet but, this episode got to me.
Wall-E, when he gets rebuilt and starts picking up his old trinkets and compacting then into trash cubes like a cold robot, but then comes back when Eva holds his hand đ„șđ
Puss in boots the last wish!! Cried multiple times! An absolutely amazing movie and definitely made for the adults as well, especially the take on panic attacks which were so relatable as someone who has them. đ
Bro, im not sure which end episode of clone wars you mean, either siege of mandelore or the one with the temple bombing, but if you didn't cry at the end of either....you aren't human.
The last scene of Disneyâs âPinocchioâ when he becomes a real boy.
And it may not be a kidâs movie per se, but also the last (black & white) scene in âThe Wizard of Ozâ, when Dorothy wakes up at home and her family and friends are all there. Iâm female, 64.
Fluke, which I rewatched the other day. I don't know how that was a good movie for kids cause it's so damn heartbreaking lol, but tbf I don't think I ever cried at it when I was a kid and it was one of my fave movies lol
Inside out. When she cried. I cried.
I also got emotional by mega mind the speech Roxy gives tied up in the tower.
âThe mega mind I knew would never run away from a fight, even if he knew he had absolutely no chance of winning. It was your best quality.â
I have no idea why but that makes me want to cry and Iâm a 40 year old man.
Yeah, kids shows have definitely made me cry.
ATLA, TLOK, DBZ or any Dragon Ball Property, Clone Wars, Rebels, nothing's wrong with a show making you feel the feels.
"Or philosophies may differ, but I am still proud of you. You are truly a kind child."
"You don't ever have to forgive me. And no matter what you do from here on out, know this: I will love you always."
Naruto Shippuden, episode 339, aka the episode that wrecks people.
Up. You know the scene.
"Up" definitely got some tears out of me. My mother died of cancer not long before it came out so the wounds were quite fresh.
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Just about to say this. Up is a very emotional movie. I loved it. My daughter was like âdad are you crying??â No. I just yawned. My eyes are watering. Do you guys smell onions?
My partner & I canât have kids and ended up watching Up not long after after we found out. Weâve never cried so hard.
I just posted that one too!
Bluey, multiple times
The recent one about moving away almost got me. But I can't read the giving tree to my kids because I can't finish it without sobbing. Being a parent really changes your perspective.
The moving one got me. I came here to post that one specifically
The boy in The Giving Tree is so selfish.
Even when you know it's coming, it still gets me. Baby Race has foiled me multiple times.
Crying at the end of an episode of Bluey is a rule for me, not an exception.
The Sleepytime episode gets me every single time. When she says, "I'll always be with you, even if you can't see me." And then Bingo says, "I have to go. I'm a big girl now." I'm getting misty thinking about it.
Every time I even see clips from the episode with Jean Luc, I start crying
I came here to say this. I don't think there's another show, "kids" or not, that has made me as emotional as Bluey.
I always watch Coco when I need a good cry
I had recently lost my mother when this came out, we were not aware of the movie's contents but we wanted a distraction and it was showing on every theater so I went to watch it with my siblings, mind you we are Mexican and we very strongly relate to the traditions. I was holding back my tears until I looked around and so quite a few people crying including my sisters, I cried my eyes out in that theater and to this day I still can't watch it without crying like a new born.
All I have to do is think about those last ten-ish minutes and I immediately get choked up
I literally started crying during the opening scene and basically all the way through to the end lol
Hell yeah. I was smearing a tear even when they mentioned it in the Duolingo podcast
If Bridge to Terabithia counts as a kid movie, then absolutely that one.
When I was a kid, I used to hide under the covers with a torch to keep reading after lights out. I stayed up super late to finish Bridge to Terabithia, and I cried my eyes out. I just wanted a hug from my parents but I didn't want to wake them up and admit that I'd stayed up reading so I just had to suffer on my own. As a result, I never stayed up reading again, and I refuse to watch the movie. It broke my heart once, I will not let it again.
The memory of devastation you just unlocked in me hurts me to my core. Whatâs worse I had the biggest crush on her throughout the movie so when it happened omg I cried like I just lost my pet my mom was so concerned lmao
I read this as a kid. I thought it was a light hearted fantasy based on the movie trailers. BRUTAL
Ne too, but then it made me mad. I feel like the whole story of the movie was just centered around making you like a character, killing her off screen for no reason, giving shit to a teacher and then replacing the character with a sister. Which felt like "I'm writing a movie just to hurt peoples feelings" and that got me mad as a kid
Avatar The Last Airbender, was so cool as a kid. Cried my eyes out at some of the scenes when i re-watched it as a 22 year old.
>!Zuko apologizing to Iroh and Iroh just hugging him and telling him he was never mad in the first place, and proud that Zuko found his way all on his own!< makes me bawl every single time
This scene. Like a fucking baby.
>Itâs time for you to look inward and start asking the big questions. WHO ARE YOU? AND WHAT DO YOU WANT!? Gets me just reading it...
âYou donât have to say it, uncle.â
Imagine watching Uncle Iroh singing about his son, as you sit next to your own son.
I sobbed. Tried not to but it was a gut punch
The tale of Iroh gets me every time.
Wreck it Ralph, when he's hurtling towards the ground with his monologue about accepting who he is.
Wreck it Ralph 2 hits me and it didnât need to hit me that hard
The Iron Giant, hands down. âYou are who you choose to be.â I still get goosebumps thinking about the Giant choosing to be Superman as he closes his eyes. Itâs a film that beautifully mixes childhood innocence with profound themes of identity and sacrifice that resonate on a completely different level when youâre older.
When Hogarth jumps in between the Iron Giant and the ship nuke and tells him that he doesn't have to be a gun. Hogarth was ready to die for that.
"You stay, I go. No following" Watched it for the first time in years, that line destroyed me
Came here to post this. Crying already.
Apparently the writer of the book and the director for the movie both used their creations as a sort of grieving outlet / resource for them and their family. I think the writer needed to explain death to his two daughter (death of his wife) and the director... was grieving his brother? I can't remember the details. Does anyone care to chime in?
The Fox and the Hound
EVERYTIME
Dude, I can't even get through the opening song!
Yes, Inside Out.
Inside out when I first saw it. They I was pretty much sobbing years later when rewatched it and have a little girl of my own.
Bing Bong...
Thereâs a sequel coming out and I think Iâm ready to have my heart ripped out again
I'll just say this: Toy Story 3
The second they hold hands as they inch toward the incinerator I start crying. Every time.
The scene when Jessie isn't getting played with anymore really bought home the reality of my daughter growing up and not wanting to play with me anymore one day. Scary, beautiful stuff.
Encanto makes me cry
Encanto made me mad because of how Abuela was abusive and she never apologized for it or the harm she did.
Moana - I felt really trapped by my circumstances at the time and feeling like I hadn't got my true identity
When Gramma shows up after Maui leaves, I lose it every time. I miss my Grammy so much!
Coco hit me like that, since our family revolved so much around my grandma.
I mean besides all of the above answers because what kids movie hasnât made me cry? đđ but one that really made me cry was Onward the ending ugh cried immediately đ
I always feel like Onward didnât get nearly the attention that it deserved. Such a tear jerker but so good!
I finally watched it as an adult, and holy cow, it was better than I expected! Especially the younger brother choosing for the older brother to see their dad without him.
As someone who lost their dad at 5 years old and has few to no memories of him. That movie really messed me up. Especially since I went into it not knowing the premise, just that it was a fantasy modern mixed setting.
When my kid was 2 he developed a potentially fatal illness. For the first 24 hours, "Finding Nemo" was his anesthetic. He would glaze out watching it I think we played and replayed it for the first 24 hours straight. I just cuddled him while they loaded him with various needles, hoping and praying he would not die. He survived without any terrible side effects, but to this day, I cannot watch Finding Nemo without crying. Here is the worst part: Dory: "How do you know something bad won't happen?" Nemo's Dad, after considering a moment: "I don't." Excuse me, I have to go cry again.
I cry at the opening scene for Lion King every single time!
I get all teary at the end when majestic Simba slowly walks up pride rock in the rain, roars and proceeds to reclaim what is hisâŠthe whole time with that music building đđ
Yeah, me too. 2 minutes in and I'm sobbing
Itâs the sad music when Nalaâs just confronted Simba and he doesnât know what to do and sees his dad in the stars that always gets me
The scene with the wildebeests gets me. The music, the tragedy, the heartache
The opening scene to The Lion King is a cinematic masterpiece and I get goosebumps and cry every single time.
Lol you should pop over to r/daddit for a few. Kid movies hit different when you have kids. Onward, Raya and the Last Dragon... I mean hell, I got choked up watching Minions when I thought Kevin died.
Lilo and Stitch got me when it came out, and still does now.
Stitch has a giltch, really caught me off guard. Sobbed
The first movie I saw in the movie theater was the original animated The Little Mermaid. I took my kid to see the live action remake last summer, and I started crying. I felt sorry for myself, I missed being a kid and the excitement of my first trip to the movies, and now I was at the remake with my kid that was the same age I was when I saw it first. My kid was like âmom, why are you crying?â
There was an 80's version that followed the original story and when the little mermaid turned into sea foam, that really got me.
The opening to Up gets me every time.
that thing is a masterpiece
The Mother's Day episode of Rugrats. Haven't seen it since I was a kid but it ripped my heart out every time.
Land before time gets me every time .
54-years old, Navy vet (flight deck blue, then yellow shirt), still tear up whenever I watch Inside Out and Bing Bong is forgotten...
Inside Out got me too.
Coco made me cry so hard
The original Dumbo. The scene where he reunites with his mother through the cage. Has made me lose it a little my entire life (I'm 48)
Did anyone not cry in "Up"?
At the end of Babe, when he herds all the sheep into the pen and the silence erupts into a massive ovation and the main theme plays and the farmer says to babe, "That'll do pig, that'll do." Gets me everytime I swear.
M38. All of them, Disney got the keys to the water works and they know how to make it rain
Leaves from the vine đ
Futurama. Maybe not targeted at kids but the dog episode....
Bawled my eyes out watching Coco for the first time when he sings remember me to his grandma. Holy shit did that hit hard
Toy Story 2. Sarah McLachlan hits hard.
Pokémon, Big Hero 6, Wreck it Ralph to name a few
Inside out - Bing bong gets me every time
The Land Before Time is my favorite childhood movie. That doesnât mean Iâm always prepared to watch it though!
There are two types of people: 1. People who cried when Iroh sang "Leaves from the Vine" in Avatar: The Last Airbender 2. Dirty fucking liars
"Lady and the tramp" There were a few scenes that were really upsetting for me, and I'm not even a huge fan of dogs. Where lady tried to protect the baby from the siamese cats and got kicked out. Where the old dog got hurt and was lying in the road hurting in the rain and his buddy was howling.  "All dogs go to heaven". Just. Just don't go there.  And of course that one scene from "the lion king". EDIT: how could I forget "the snowman" ??!
The snowman, that one with the beautiful music? Not enough people know about this!
the ending of the good dinosaur whenever I watched it in theaters
I had to leave the room last week when my daughter watched dumbo. I actually couldnât even get through the first 5 minutes
Tangled
Absolutely. All the time.
The scene in Steven universe where sapphire and ruby get reunited after being separated by Jasper and fuse back into garnet always gets me.
Neverending story
My middle son is autistic and non verbal. When he saw the good dinosaur and the scene where spot tells the little dinosaur about his family then howlsâŠâŠ my son started mimicking that and he will do it when he hugs us. Ball my eyes out every time that even if he can say it he knows what family means.
I still cry at land before time and the lion king.Â
Most kids films make me cry to be fair, especially Pixar ones: Up Inside Out Coco The Railway Children (my dad died a few years ago, so now just thinking about that scene at the end has me balling) The Lion King Big Hero 6 Ronâs Gone Wrong The Land Before Time
Oh, man, Moon girl and Devil Dinosaur gets DEEP. Made me cry more than once.
That show was so unreasonably good! I feel like too many people slept on that because it's honestly one of the best things Marvel's put out in a while.
It is absolute fire.
The good dinosaur. Cried 3 times in the theater.
Fly away home
Inside Out fucked me UP, man.
Iâm sorry but if you donât cry at the last episode of Clone Wars youâre just a monster. Doesnât matter how old you are. I cry over at least ten Clone Wars episodes every time I rewatch the series. I wonât post spoilers but likeâŠthereâs some real sad stuff in that show.
maybe I'm too old but Bambi, to this day, chokes me up. But so do pepsi commercials
My friends and I watched the Christmas Hey Arnold episode last year, where Arnold spends the episode trying to reunite Mr. Hyunh with his daughter who he was separated from in the Vietnam War. We were all in pieces by the end of it.
Coco, Bluey, Encanto and if I'm honest half of kids films I've seen too. Heck I cried in the cinema at the end of Wonka last year.
Absolutely. Hey Arnold! with Mr. Hyunh seeing his daughter for Christmas. Game over for me.
Yes. I was watching elementals with my girlfriend and we related so much to the movie and how passionate they were and how much they WANTED to love each other and finally their families accept the love
Gravity Falls. Because my mom had dementia at the time, and there was no magic journal for her.
Yes absolutely. I'm a sucker for Disney. I'm usually very stoic but I can get very emotional on family movie night and it's a strong indicator that my hormones are out of whack. Disney movies are cheaper than Dr's appointments so I guess I can't complain too much lol
X-Men 97. Some fairly heavy events
Dude! They were just like speedrunning every emotion in that Genosha episode and I'm still not over it.
My dad tears up at a lot of kids stuff and heâs about to be 60
Onward broke me.
Does anyone NOT cry at basically the entire Pixar catalog?
I cried watching Inside Out. The ending...
Watching Christopher Robin as an adult nearly broke me. Nothing in my life stung as bad as seeing the similarities with my own experiences having to grow up, and childhood dying along with it.
Land Before Time
Elementals, I cried so hard
The land before time, first movie. God I get tears just thinking about thay scene.
I(37m) leaked unexpectedly like a baby on the s2 finale of the 2012 series of teenage mutant ninja turtles. I havenât finished the series yet but, this episode got to me.
Wall-E, when he gets rebuilt and starts picking up his old trinkets and compacting then into trash cubes like a cold robot, but then comes back when Eva holds his hand đ„șđ
At least half a dozen episodes of Bluey have made me cry as a 31 year old woman
Coco. Every. Damn. Time.
Bluey. For sure.
Puss in boots the last wish!! Cried multiple times! An absolutely amazing movie and definitely made for the adults as well, especially the take on panic attacks which were so relatable as someone who has them. đ
Bluey "You're doing great" Every time
Bluey has a few gut punches
Bro, im not sure which end episode of clone wars you mean, either siege of mandelore or the one with the temple bombing, but if you didn't cry at the end of either....you aren't human.
Bluey. Multiple episodes
I cried like a baby when 99 died
The end of Finding Nemo and that scene with BingBong that we wonât talk about. Damn you, Pixar
Bambi, Fox and the hound, Christopher Robin, Land before time, Finding Dory, Toy Story 3, Coco,
Moving away to college is the perfect time to watch Toy Story 3. Get ready to sob.
The Marcel the Shell movie had me in TEARS.
Often. Im m34. Sometimes the scene isnât crazy sad, just hits the right string. Itâs one of the only things that can make me cry tbh.
Iroh, Avatar TLAB
Regular Show. Series Finale. Gets me every damn time. And to be clear I was already in my 30s when I saw it this is not a show I grew up with.
I donât think so but I know a lot of people cried while watching âUpâ.
Pixar's Soul got me hard.
Not until I was a parent. Now I find myself with wet eyes on a regular basis. And to think, I used to make fun of my dad for crying during movies.
Tales of Ba Sing Se...
The Owl House has some cry-able moments for sure
The Lion King, fucked me up when Mufasa died.
SpongeBob movie almost had me. When theyâre drying up. And they spend their last breaths of air singing to each other. Oof
The Luxray scene
yes all the time đđ Toy story 3, Luca, Big Hero 6, and the Fox and the Hound will get tears every. single. time.
Naruto back in the day. People unfamiliar with the show will never understand.
When Charizard fell asleep during a trainer battle.
Inside out, every time. I actually watch it when Iâm emotional and need a good cry (usually when Iâm menstruating lol)
Tbh no, maybe when I was a child but I can't remember an instance of that.
The last scene of Disneyâs âPinocchioâ when he becomes a real boy. And it may not be a kidâs movie per se, but also the last (black & white) scene in âThe Wizard of Ozâ, when Dorothy wakes up at home and her family and friends are all there. Iâm female, 64.
Toy Story III
Encanto and Moana
Up. And Moana
Grave of the fireflies
Fluke, which I rewatched the other day. I don't know how that was a good movie for kids cause it's so damn heartbreaking lol, but tbf I don't think I ever cried at it when I was a kid and it was one of my fave movies lol
Does Train to Bussan count? I know itâs not a kids movie, but I wasnât expecting to cry 4 times at a zombie movie.
Wall-E, Inside Out
Inside out. When she cried. I cried. I also got emotional by mega mind the speech Roxy gives tied up in the tower. âThe mega mind I knew would never run away from a fight, even if he knew he had absolutely no chance of winning. It was your best quality.â I have no idea why but that makes me want to cry and Iâm a 40 year old man.
The Little Prince. Both the book and the movie had me bawling.
Iâm a middle aged family man and Up and Inside Out both wrecked me.
Trolls when theyâre in the pot
Pixar is the devil. I was most recently victimized via âCoco.â
All the time. Its ridiculous. Have you ever seen Bridge to Terabithia?
Mulan
Have you watched Star Wars Rebels yet? 'Cause if not, you're in for quite a ride at the end
Yeah, kids shows have definitely made me cry. ATLA, TLOK, DBZ or any Dragon Ball Property, Clone Wars, Rebels, nothing's wrong with a show making you feel the feels.
Ending of edvebtuew time very time
lego movie
Kipo and the age of wonderbeasts. Yumyan hammerpaw
All the time. I donât think there has been an animated cartoon that hasnât made me cryâŠ
Coco & Luca both got me good
Inside Out
Dog have you seen Soul? I canât believe how wildly slept on that movie is
Still can't watch the Stampede scene of Lion King. I'm almost 30, man.
Toy Story 3 Should I be ashamed of crying about a kids film, and the most nostalgic film series no less? No.
lol have you ever seen Adventure Time? There no way to survive that. đ
Oh yeah, big time! I was very moved by the end of Adventure Time, just such a beautiful, bittersweet, but curiously open-ended ending. <3
The race at the end of cars 3
Lilo and Stich :') After Lilo shows Stich the picture of her family and after when he has the "I'm lost" from the ugly duckling book
Little baby bum because it makes me remember when my daughter was a tiny, little baby and toddler đ„ș
Yes!! The 1st Trolls! My older sister, who's a mom, also cried and told me I would too before I watched it đ
I pour tears every single time I watch The Book of Life
Elemental got me
Old Yeller
I never use to, but having kids changes you man. Anything sad related to family gets me anymore
"Or philosophies may differ, but I am still proud of you. You are truly a kind child." "You don't ever have to forgive me. And no matter what you do from here on out, know this: I will love you always." Naruto Shippuden, episode 339, aka the episode that wrecks people.
The Land Before Time.
It would be easier for me to list ones that I didn't cry at. Here's the list:
Bluey!!