Christmas Movies that make you cry

A wonderful life....the perfect christmas film

"every time a bell rings, an angel gets it's wings" [:'(]

I don't really ever seem to watch Christmas films, and can't think of any that would make me cry. Not seen It's a Wonderful Life

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It's a Wonderful Life is a very old film and it's also one of my favourites. My daughter bought me it on DVD a couple of years ago, but I'd seen it several times growing up.

I fell upon The Christmas Visitor whilst channel flicking and although it's a bit cheesy and crap acting, it really got me going!

How did you cry at the Christmas Visitor? I watched that yesterday and it was awful. ?

I love Love Actually and the remake of Miracle on 34th Street but they don't really make me cry.

I've just watched Deck the Halls, which was very funny.

I see I'm not the only one...

I've not seen It's a Wonderful Life. ?

We're driving up to my mum's for Christmas on the 20th (staying for 9 days, YAY!!) and on the 21st, the three of us won't be leaving the house. I so far have Love Actually, The Holiday, White Christmas and Miracle on 34th Street lined up. I'll be spending the day wrapping and it will be perfect.

I must try to get IAWL too, although if it's going to make me cry, I should probably watch that on my own. ?

We have The Snowman on DVD for Christmas Eve. ?

I get a lump in my throat when the reindeer try extra hard to do a loop di loop in Santa Claus the movie, and save Joe and Patch?

It's a Wonderful Life does it for me, but I find it hard to watch in one sitting. Then again, I find watching anything in one sitting tough going!

I also cry at Christmas Vacation because the Griswolds are soooooo stoooopid!

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I know! It was awful! but I think it was because my son has been talking about joining the army, and the film was based on a son joining the army and dying etc (you've seen it) and I just got over whelmed with emotion lol!

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I'm watching Will You Merry Me now, it's fab! ?

I cry when the reindeer manage the super dooper looper in Santa Claus:The Movie.

When Chris Kringle wins his court case in Miracle on 34th Street.

When they fly in The Snowman

I also cried today watching an awful film calles Meet The Santas on movies24!

I cry so easily at the moment

Was it really bad? Do you need to watch the first one?

I'm on Christmas film overload atm, I'm feel 8 years old! ??

If you love cheesy Christmas films then watch it, dont think you need to see the first one, I havent seen it. Its no Santa Claus: The Movie though!

Steve Guttenburg got me through it ?

I also cry at Love Actually lots at the airport scenes!

Excellent, I'll stick it in Sky+! ?

Fab! Enjoy it

Ive put The Christmas Visitor and The Christmas Card on sky+. Mr BG is going to love me this week!

i cry at the bit where emma thompson thinks she's getting the necklace she found, and in fact its that crappy cd. which in itself is actually a thoughtful gift from him for once. ?

that's my present wrapping movie. mrs m, how many presents do you have to wrap that you need four films? ?

my favourite is 'bad santa' but its far from a weepy ?

I cry at the end of most movies, doesn't matter if they're Christmassy or not, totally hopeless me......

About 40 different things Keef but I will spread it out over the day! It's going to be a PJs, Christmas films, presents and mince pies kind of day! ?

I cry at everything too. It's a Wonderful Life is beautiful though, I love it. Must dig it out of the cupboard and have a slobby day with hot chocolate, marshmallows and Christmassy films.

I'm terrible for crying in films, apart from the obvious ones like IAWL I also bawl at Elf - the bit at the end where thay all start singing to help Santa's sleigh fly, Muppets Christmas Carol - the bit where Tiny Tim has died in the future (it gets me every time), The Santa Clause 2 - when he suprises the staff with secret santa gifts they'd always wanted as children, Love Actually - from the beginning when Hugh Grant talks about 9/11, the list goes on...

I love the Polar Express - it's the film we watch every year. I'd also watch Wonderful Life every year if we had a copy.

? Miracle on 34th street and yipee as its on tomorrow ( even though i have it in dvd in colour and B &W )

Also the night they saved xmas always makes me cry but as others im a softie so cry at almost anything lol x

Never mind christmas movies i'm watching the 100 greatest tearjerkers on E4. I've been crying since the Blue Peter dog died at number 87 ?

Mine too Keef. I had planned a good LA/wrapping session tonight but Mr I is recording some boxing so I can't use the DVD player. Humph.

I got this as a gift for my birthday in August and I've not watched it yet! I've been told it's a real tear jerker

A few years ago we bought a dvd called 'A Family Man' with Nicholas Cage in. It's very Christmassy and it makes me cry every year when we watch it!

"The Snowman" makes me cry. I love the music, the story and it brings back such lovely memories of christmas as a child. The boy also has a passing resemblance to our little boy (fluff icon!)

And I also love "Its a Wonderful Life" Mrs M, I think you will LOVE it. Its a real feel good movie, and you have to give it right to the end, unlike Phoebe in "Friends" ?

I love a good Christmas movie, but its those two that get me going.

The Snowman always - when he's just a melted heap with a scarf on top.

And um... Home Alone - on now!

Hm. It would appear that Kris Kringle talking to that little girl in sign language in Miracle on 34th Street is enough to make me damp of eye.

Or it could be the wine. Yes, that must be it. [sniff]

Bad Santa. Makes me cry with laughter - especially the 'didn't shit right for a week' line ?

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My son who's 3 loves this film - it's so a nice Christmassy film and I must admit although having had to see it nearly every day since November it hasn't lost it's charm! Its the music and the bit at the end when he's talking about hearing the bell ringing! Brings a lump to my throat.

I too stumbled across movies24 today. Cried at a film with Dougie Howser MD in it (not sure if it's the one the OP is referring to) and later on cried at blinkin' Steel Magnolias ?