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Anything for another chance at this wonderful blog candy! It is not a sad movie, but there are a few moments in Notting Hill that make me cry – when she comes into the shop to give him the painting, and says that she is just a girl, telling a boy that she loves him, but he is too hurt and sends her away.ReplyCancel

The first movie that popped into my mind is White Christmas. I guess it is one of my all time favorites. I like you Becca have too many to name, I even cry at TV commercials. LOL!!! Look at all those goodies. How exciting. Good luck everyone. TFS!!! :-DReplyCancel

Great blog candy! Thanks for re-offering it!
I cry at the drop of a pin but the most recent movie that required Kleenex for me was the very sweet Pixar movie “Up.” What a beautiful, although animated, story of enduring love and the human spirit!ReplyCancel

Wow Becca! This is wonderful blog candy! I don’t go to the movies often (now that I’m retired!) but although it wasn’t a “sad” movie, it made me cry and that was La Bamba…I saw it three times! Thanks for this second chance! CamiReplyCancel

Well that’s hard since I don’t watch alot of movies and usually if they make me cry then it’s not a favorite because I’d rather laugh than cry. The only movie that comes to mind for me is “Message in a bottle” I remember just crying like a baby at the end. Plus at that time I was dating my husband who lived in another state and we had to go our separate ways (a 4 hr drive each) from a friends house we had met at for a weekend right after watching it. I have not watched it since and we’ve been married over 9 yrs now. LOLReplyCancel

Oh thank you so much for another chance Becca, I cry at almost any movie, tv show whatever, if someone is crying I’m crying, but the latest movie that made me cry was Will Smith in Pursuit of Happiness

hugs………BaukjeReplyCancel

I have two movies that always leave me sobbing uncontrollably: “Beaches” and “Steel Magnolias”. I have to remember to watch those when I’m alone, or at least never wear mascara! Thanks for the great blog candy chance – I love that Spellbinder’s frame and what you’ve done with it in various projects.ReplyCancel

Most movies give me a tear or two but the very first movie that I cried at was Bambi…
I love to see what you come up with from day to day..Thanks for a chance to win this Amazing blog candy…ReplyCancel

I love everything you do Becca.
My movie is Shaw-shank Redemption.. I love that movie.
next it would be The Sound Of Music.ReplyCancel

wonderful blog candy! Becca
thanks for the change to win
My nice movy is ciske de rat,at the netherlands

greetings annekeReplyCancel

I cried when I watched the movie “UP”… In fact, my two daughters were also crying at the same point. It was funny, the three of us there on the couch, sniffing and blowing our noses. It was the part near the end of the movie when the old man decides to go back in his house. He opens up his scrapbook and looks through it and sees pictures of him and his wife through the years from childhood through old age. It’s weird, but I never would have thought we could cry over a cartoon.

Thanks for re offering the candy..

:)

DianaReplyCancel

Wow! I haven’t been to a movie in ages. I really can’t remember the last one that made me cry. I have seen some TV shows that made me cry and while I remember the crying, I can’t remember the show name. So sad. However, the very last movie that made me cry that I then received the DVD as a Christmas present from my daughter was the Notebook. What a beautiful story.ReplyCancel

One movie that makes me cry every time I see it is “The Notebook”. I love this movie! Who doesn’t love a story about ever lasting love…a real tear jerker.
Thanks so much for letting us have a second chance at this awesome prize!ReplyCancel

Hello Becca.. what a lovely package someone missed out on.. such a shame.. thanks for relisting it again to give us all another chance..

My favourite movie of all time is ‘While You Were Sleeping’ with Sandra Bullock.. that made me cry..ReplyCancel

Thnaks for a chance to win. I have to tell you I am really sappy about many movies and I know alot that have made me cry but I have to tell you the one that came to mind this morning was The Santa Claus series. When TIm Allen starts to turn into Santa it looks just like my brother. We lost him at age 51 and though it has been nine years it seems like yesterday. I know he is waiting for all of us and that in itself is comforting. SO I have to pull them out every Christmas and cry and enjoy them.ReplyCancel

yea another chance! thanks becca. I love your blog. thanks for sharing your talent.
movies that made me cry, I could go on forever. Message in a bottle,the notebook, dear john,Passson of the Christ, steel magnolias etc etc etc
thanks
Blessings
PhyllisReplyCancel

Wow, another chance at a great prize, thanks for offering it again. I have to say the one movie that really made me cry was Bambi, it really tugged at my heartstrings.ReplyCancel

Several movies came to mind and as I read through the comments I see that they’re touching to other people as well — Bambi, as a child, and The Notebook, as an adult. However, any movie where an animal dies always gets to me — I’m such a softy for furry friends. Love your blog — I feel like I’m visiting an art gallery!ReplyCancel

Australia, Steel Magnolias, 27 dresses, anything with human emotion!!! I too am a sot! ReplyCancel

Thanks for a chance to win this awesome candy Becca! I do not watch much Tv or go to many movies but I can cry watching a movie so easy the most recent movie I can think of was Marley and Me. Loved that movie we had just lost our beloved basset hound so it was a real tear jerker for me.
Hugs,
NancyReplyCancel

Love your blog& candy is always nice. I’m a cryer. For instance I cried for the Urban Boss the other night. But if I had to choose a movie it would be “The Notebook”. Such a pure love.
Have a great day!ReplyCancel

Ooh, another chance. Thanks. The first one that popped into my head (and there are several) is P.S. I Love You.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

Great blog candy! Thanks for it! The film that is make me cry (don’t laughing hihi) is Bambi from Walt Disney. I find it so sad when his mother is shoot death.
Hugs Linda DekkerReplyCancel

Steel Magnolias makes me cry everytime. When Sally Field and the other ladies are at the cemetary, it just breaks my heart! I’ve watched that movie I think 100 times and I cry everytime! Just to think about the anguish of loosing a child kills me!

Great Blog!

SherryReplyCancel

OMG, this is great that we actually get TWO chances now to win these huge basket of prizes! Thanks for inspiring me every time you post something to your blog. The first movie that comes to mind, an it’s an old one, is The Champ with Rocky Balboa.ReplyCancel

How could anyone not check back on this? Also it is unforgettable Becca.

I think Ghost is the one that makes me cry every time.

I would so love to win these gorgeous goodies, I was convinced the person had already claimed them, wasn’t she disabled too by a nasty illness or condition? I thought she would have loved to claim her prize.

Cazzy xReplyCancel

Oh my there were so many that I cried through. The one that comes to mind first is Steel Magnolia’s. I laughed, cried and and everything in between. I still love that movie. Thanks for the chance to win this wonderful blog candy.ReplyCancel

Hmmm, I cry at the drop of a hat. Sometimes movies, books, tv, you name it, I’ll cry. Since the Olympics have been on, I have been crying at that. The last movie that made me cry was Up. What a great movie.
Thanks for the chance to win (again)!ReplyCancel

So sad someone lost out the last time! However, it’s nice to know we’re called your ‘sweet regulars’! I love having my morning coffee looking at your creations! I am such a softie that a lot of movies (and commercials at holidays) make me cry. “Remember The Titans” “Step-Mom” “Hope Floats”……..many more!

Thank you for another chance.ReplyCancel

Because of Windixie. About a little girl and a dog that find each other and of course bring a town together. Great movie.ReplyCancel

I am glad for another chance to win the blog candy. One movie that makes me cry every time is Steel Magnolias. I just love seeing the bond between mother and daughter and women with close friends.ReplyCancel

I’m not a big movie-watcher, but i do remember crying over “Charlotte’s Web” many a long year ago! I also watched many 1st graders cry over it when I taught!ReplyCancel

Becca, Thank you for another opportunity at such awesomely sweet candy … and what a wicked sweet tooth I have!! The first movie I ever saw in a theater in 1968 still toches my heart, “The Sound of Music” — for oh, so many reasons .. the music, the children, the love, the story line …
My children love the movie today!! We are not a TV family but do watch selected family movies now and then. Enjoy your day!!
Joyfully, ~Amy S.~ReplyCancel

Their Eyes Were Watching God !!! Amazing & beautiful movie!
The Green Mile – classic and big movie !
ThanksReplyCancel

I cry at the tip of a hat when I see a sad movie, so I try to avoid such things. My heart is moved by Marley and Me.ReplyCancel

My favorite movie would have to be Facing the Giants. It is so inspirational!ReplyCancel

I know this will date me but the movie that really made me cry was Brian’s Song. Great movie but very sad.ReplyCancel

Becca, Most definitely, favorite movie (and makes me cry every time) “IT”S A WONDERFUL LIFE”! My goodness, haven’t we all been in that position, where we think everyone would be better off if we weren’t around? But it helps me to remember, that life is precious and it IS A GIFT from GOD. Our family watches this every year, at least once a year, at Christmas. Thanks for the opportunity to win! I love your cards!ReplyCancel

Thank you Becca for reoffering. My Sister’s Keeper would have to be the movie that reduced me to tears. I also needed a box of tissues when watching The NoteBook.ReplyCancel

Hi
I’m a BIG cry baby and always cry during movies. Marley and Me would be one of the recent ones.
Thank you for another chance to win.ReplyCancel

Oh my she never claimed it?
Well then that gives me another chance lol I dont have the best of luck anyways but if I do win it will be going to my best friend who just lost there entire home to a house fire a week ago today!
She lost all her supplies I cant imagine loosing all of mine I would be so lost art is my life!
Hugs Jen in OhioReplyCancel

My goodness the first movie that comes to mind is Steel Magnolias, the actors did a magnificent job of taking me along on their journey.. I laughed and cried with all of them as there were some very touching story lines for all of the characters.. but when julia roberts character dies and the baby is crying, well it broke my heart, like loosing a sister .. and when sally field cried at the cemetary and said it should be me, I should go first my heart was in my throat and I was balling like a baby but then all of the ladies walked arm in arm and you just got the feeling that they would be ok.. I cannot watch that movie without a box of tissues and I can also not watch it with my husband because he doesn’t undertand why I cry, he said it’s just a movie!

Thanks for another opportunity to receive some fabulous blog candy!!ReplyCancel

My all time favorite move and one that always makes me happy and sad is “It’s a Wonderful Life”! I’ve got my kids watching it now too.ReplyCancel

OOOPS! Got so excited, I forgot to leave THE movie that makes me cry – Steel Magnolias – I only watch it alone!ReplyCancel

One of the movies that I used to love the most was Sleepless in Seattle, but in the past year I have been trying to view movies that show God’s goodness and His faitfulness during difficult times and the movie that shows this to me and my family is “Faith Like Potatoes”. My tears never stopped until the movie was almost over. Hope you get the opportunity to see this one Becky! Thanks for another chance at this blog candy! Your a real sweetie!ReplyCancel

Thanks Becca for giving us another chance to win these awesome goodies. I hope its me!! I am a sap so I cry when watching Disney movies but the all time sob comes from The Stepmother. I love Susan Sarandon and Julia Roberts. Great actresses!! :)ReplyCancel

Since I am such a baul baby with movies, (I even cry at sappy commercials) I have to say that my new movie of choice, is Nights In Rodanthe. First I just love the Outer Banks of N.C.and was shocked that it was the setting. Second, I enjoy Richard Gere in a romance. Thanks for offering this again. I would love a second chance!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,
Hard to believe that the Blog Candy went unclaimed! But thank you for giving us a second chance. A movie that makes me cry ~ so many to choose from! First on my list would have to be On Golden Pond. I laughed, I cried, I loved it! I need to watch it again!
Have a blessed day!
Barbara in SCReplyCancel

Ohhhh great candy and even if it is “leftovers” it is always better the second day. Get the food and leftovers thingy? hehe Ohhhh I need coffee. Anyway Marley and Me was the last movie to make me cry. Oh what a great show.ReplyCancel

I don’t know if this qualifies as a “movie,” but Phantom of the Opera is my all-time favorite, and really gets me sobbing EVERY time, and I’ve watched it many, many times on dvd….and saw it twice at the movie theater, and twice live!!
Thanks for another chance at this fantastic blog candy, Becca! I love your blog, and always smile when my email says there’s a new post. Thanks for all the wonderful, creative inspiration.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the chance a second time.My favorite movie goes back a long time and is ON Golden Pond.

Enjoy visiting your site and especially love your cards,they are awesome.
Thanks for all you do.God BlessReplyCancel

For me “Driving Miss Daisy” is one of the best movies I have ever seen, and every time I see it, I cry all over again.ReplyCancel

well I have to admit that I cry at almost every movie I watch , pure marshmellow inside the most recent movie that made me cry was The Boy in the Striped Pajama’s…whow what a tear jerker, thanks for another chance to winReplyCancel

Boy, Becca, this is a bigger challenge than going from blog to blog! LOL! I have to say that “The Notebook” and “Steel Magnolias” were 2 of probably 100s that make me cry…of course commercials make me cry too!ReplyCancel

What wonderful movies have come to mind for so many. The first two I thought of were The Locket and Somewhere in Time.ReplyCancel

I would have to say that the movie that I can remember crying would have to be GHOST starring PATRICK SWAYZE. What a great movie. Becca your cards are just exceptional. It gives me great ideas, it is amazing how you put everything together. AWESOME.ReplyCancel

Told you to send the parcel to South Africa,,,hehehe,,, a VERY emotional movie was Passion of Christ, everyone should watch that, gives you a new meaning to your life. a romantic teary movie Titanic,,,
i’m one of the regulars that read your newsletter with my 1st cuppa coffee, you are such an inspiration. i did the ribbon threading the other day but dont see your email addy to show you what i did. it came out gorgeous. thanks for sharing all your gorgeous cards with us.ReplyCancel

I don’t go to the movies and hardly ever watch them on television, but I do remember crying at Bambi. I’m sure if I watched it again, I’d cry again. Thanks for the opportunity to win some blog candy!ReplyCancel

What great blog candy! So many movies to choose from: many have mentioned Steel Magnolias, which makes you laugh through your tears, and Cold Mountain was a tough one, too.ReplyCancel

Wow, what movies make me cry? That is a hard one because most movies and even some commercials make me tear up. I like to see Christian movies and Fireproof made me cry. Great and powerful movie if you haven’t seen it. Thanks by the way for all the Becca bits you have been sharing. I love that you can put a very helpful clip together which only takes a few minutes to watch. Please keep them coming. God bless!ReplyCancel

I can’t believe anyone would not claim this fab blog candy, thank you for the second chance.

I’m a big crybaby I read Marley & Me and cried so hard that I don’t think I can watch the movie. I noticed that many people said they watched it. but I can’t even watch the commercials about animals in the shelters without crying, I have to change the channel.

I love Gone with the Wind, it’s my all time favorite movie and it makes me cry everytime.ReplyCancel

I cry all the time during movies,….tears of sadness, joy, excitement,…

Since Pride and Predjudice is my favorite movie, and I have watched it quite a few times, ….there have been many a tear during the movie over the years. Therefore, I shall say Pride and Prejudice.

Your blog candy is phenominal! I’m crossing my fingers. Thanks for sharing your beautiful creations. Be blessed!ReplyCancel

I love poking around your blog…you sooooo inspire me!

There are lots of movies that make me cry but the most recent (watched yesterday) was Time Traveler…very touching story…

Probably my most fav that makes me cry is Father of the Bride … the old and new … love it!ReplyCancel

Wow that great Becci another chance to try and be chosen for your goodies. Well the movie that touched my heart and brought tears was Terms of Endearment starring Jack Nicholson and Shirley Maclaine.ReplyCancel

one of my favorite movies has got to be The Notebook…..a good cry during a great ove story.ReplyCancel

Thanks for offering another chance Becca! Every time I see “Bridges of Madison County” I get weepy!ReplyCancel

Oh goodie; another chance to win! My alltime favorite would be “Somewhere in Time” set on Mackinaw Island and starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. However, Brian’s Song is a real tearjerker too. I’m crossing my fingers for a win.ReplyCancel

I too am a big old baby … even cry at commercials! & if you’re watching the Olympics right now the Dan Jansen commercial gets me every time!
But, the one movie where I start crying at the very beginning every time is Brian’s Song – love it and what it stands for!ReplyCancel

Schindler’s list and the Notebook come to mind first. Also the Red Pony, Old Yeller, My Sister’s Keeper, Where the Red Fern Grows, Gone with the Wind, the scene with dead and dying soldiers in rows and when theY chop a guys leg off without anesthetic. And there is a TV movie about the family of a preemie whose health is horrible and is being treated without pain killers and is so unlikely to live that the family considers further treatment torture but they have to go to court to bring the baby home to die. I do ‘the ugly cry’ when I watch it. The ‘ugly cry’ is what Oprah calls serious crying, sobbing really, where your face twists up you cry so hard.ReplyCancel

Oh I cry all the time at movies. I cry at Hallmark commercials! Probably the movie I cried the most would be The Notebook. That one really touched my heart because my dad died of Alzheimer’s, and my mom loved him and took care of him the same way as the couple in the movie.ReplyCancel

Marley and Me sure made me laugh. The Notebook made me cry, lots of good movies do thst. I have been know to shed a few tears over certain TV advertisments. But your blog is always full of inspiration and I read every post you write — and save many cards for future inspiration!ReplyCancel

I did miss out on the first chance, so this is great Becca! I’m still lovin all your wonderful creations! I have 3 kids (younger) but it doesn’t matter, even those movies make me cry…Bridge to Tarabithia (that is probably not spelled right) and the Peter Pan that came out, maybe about 7 years ago, with real actors and actresses. The music is beautiful. I don’t know how many times in the van I’ve heard that music and the mother’s voice at the end of that DVD talking about how everyone eventually grows up…(noooooooo, not my babies!!!!). See, I could just about cry just thinkin’ about it!
Have a great day! Thanks for the fun!
GeriReplyCancel

Ho…Cool for the second chance to win!!Thanks!
The one movie that always makes me cry, and that is, since it first came out many years ago, is Endless Love, with Brooke Shields.
MélyaneReplyCancel

My favorite water-works “chick flick” of all time is Steel Magnolias. The funeral scene at the end where Malin just breaks down and screams why and then rushes off to go get baby Jackson just gets me every time.

I love the comical aspect of how well the characters work together and Shirley McClaine as Weezer just cracks me up.ReplyCancel

Cary Grant……Deborah Kerr…..Love Affair…..Classic Movie……He waits for her at the Empire State Building….She doesn’t show…..He’s mad, but doesn’t realize she’s been hit by a car…..The music, cinematography…..Ultimate tear jerker!

Thanks for the offer!ReplyCancel

I’ve never won blog candy before, so here goes…one of my favorite movies is Bed of Roses. I always cry when Lewis talks about losing his wife. I’m such a softie & a romantic. Her name is Lisa in the movie (as is mine), so I nicknamed my hubby Lewis years ago when we watched it together. Every once in a while I’ll address a sweet note to “my Lewis”.ReplyCancel

Thanks for another chance to win. I love the Anne of Green Gables series and always cry when Marilla is going to send Anne back to the orphanage and when Matthew dies. Rewatched it the other day and it is as good as the first time I watched it. tfsReplyCancel

Hi Becca
Love your blog…I am one of your regular daily visitors! Thanks for another chance to win all those goodies. I am an animal lover, so any movie that has animals in trouble make me cry. I think the last one I saw was Marley and Me. I have a Lab who was also insanely busy. He is five now and an absolute delight. I hate to think of him aging!
Keep up those wonderful tutorials.
KarenReplyCancel

Becca, I don’t see many movies – lack of time – but one that has stuck in my mind over the years and makes me cry thinking of it, even now, is Dances With Wolves. It succeeded in wrapping up the whole sad, tragic story of the conquest of the west in one film.
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“The Notebook” makes me cry but also makes me happy their love lasted until the very end. Thanks for the 2nd round of winning the blog candy.ReplyCancel

I love your work and look forward to each new project. You are a very talented lady. My crybaby movie would be a toss up between “Brian’s Song” and “Marley & Me”. Thanks for a chance to win this wonderful prize package.ReplyCancel

I don’t get to watch movies much, but my all time favorites tear jerker is “City of Angles” and “It’s A Wonderful Life”.ReplyCancel

“Steel Magnolias” makes me not just cry, but sob like a baby, every time I see it.ReplyCancel

Dear Becca
A second chance, yippee!! I totally love Abba the Movie, it is such a positive happy movie with such an uplifting vibe made my cry with laughter all the way through :)
Fingers crossed on this blog candy :)ReplyCancel

Wow – not claimed – someone REALLY missed out!! I would have to say I have a couple of “tear jerkers” that always get to me – an older movie, “Brian’s Song”, and “The Notebook”.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the blog candy and the second chance. As for movies that make me cry my husband would say very movie we watch I am crying. That not true but I do cry at a lot of them. I think the I cry at very time I see it is Most Love dogs. I don’t know why but I do… Thanks again!ReplyCancel

Wow Becca! This is really great blog candy!

Gosh, so many thingts make me cry – even some commercials – I suppose the latest would have been The Proposal. It’s a comedy, but the ending was touching.ReplyCancel

What a great prize ..and what a shame it got missed and what a bonus we all get another chance :)

My all time fav film is “Love Actually” not only does it make me cry…well sob actually when Emma Thompson’s character Karen finds out her husband is cheating, but it also makes me cry with joy when Colin firth proposes to Lucia Moniz (Aurelia ) A great film and its not just for Christmas.ReplyCancel

Just about any sad movie makes me cry…going way back I remember how sad Love Story and Brian’s Song were….shows ya how old I am! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyCancel

I just love the Notebook. I’ve seen it with my daughter 2Xs and my mother- in -law once. We all cry every time at the end.

Love all the fantastic work you do. Grace is amazing, but so are you!!ReplyCancel

Not sure you got my previous comment because I didn’t put the website so I’ll resend.

The Notebook is my favorite movie to cry over. I’ve seen it 2xs with my daughter and once with my MIT. Cried every time at the end.ReplyCancel

Any movie with Dame Judy Dench in it – tears or laughter, they are all good!

Just spent hours in your archives looking for the card with the double cut hearts. Finally found it, now I have to figure out how to copy it :-)
Thanks for all the inspiration!!ReplyCancel

any movie with a pet in it……..especially Marley

Kathy L……….ReplyCancel

My all-time favorite movie is the Secret Garden. If you have never seen it- and I mean the lovely English version of the film… it is the story of how the human spirit shuts down from loneliness and despair and how with faith and determination- love can rebirth that human spirit and new life is given. It is like the rebirth of the human spirit when it accepts Christ and knows true love and happiness as if for the first time. When I watch this movie, I always make sure I have a full box of tissues at my side. Do yourselves a favor and watch it, you’ll be blessed by it I’m certain!

SueReplyCancel

Almost all movies make me cry. I’m such a softy and cry and the drop of a hat. I loved “The Way We Were” with Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford. Thanks for a second chance to win. You may have chose me and I didn’t even know it. When I get your site via my email I go to it and go immediate to your creation. I love them. I don’t always read the verbage “sorry”. So I did miss that! Thank you again for a second chance!ReplyCancel

Well, I normally avoid movies that make me cry. Gran Torino with Clint Eastwood had me crying throughout the movie! It was so sad.

WOW, can’t believe the winner didn’t claim that great prize. I’m so happy to have a second chance at it!

Smiles~
MarilynReplyCancel

Thanks for another TRY at the Blog Candy Becca! :)

I think the one that tugged at my ‘heart’ strings the most was “7-lbs.” Wow can Will Smith deliver or what?!ReplyCancel

Hi Rebecca,

I look forward to your posts and you are a great source of inspiration to me here in the U.K.

The first film to reduce me to tears goes a long way back it was Lassie Come Home and I was very young. My mother had to take me out of the cinema as I was sobbing so much. The other one which affected me was The Green Mile. I didn’t know much about it before I started watching the DVD whilst ironing. I had to stop ironing as I couldn’t see what I was doing for the tears.

Many thanks for all your wonderful designs.

AnnReplyCancel

Becca, you are my absolute inspiration with your beautiful designs. I have purchased all of “Our Daily Bread Designs” and cased many of your cards. As to the movie, first one that came to mind was “Sleepless in Seatle” , last seen! I too cry at all movies. Blessings!ReplyCancel

Good Morning Becca,

What a great chance to win this wonderful Blog Candy prize, I do feel bad for the one that didn’t repsond..

One of the movies that makes me CRY is Ghost. I love that movie and cry everytime I see it..

Thank you for a second chance to win.ReplyCancel

When I was a child, Old Yeller would always make me cry…ReplyCancel

Hello there,
I have to say my favorite movie that makes me cry everytime is……..
Message in a Bottle. What a wonderful blog Candy!!!!.
I enjoy your Crafts so much. I have learned so much from you in such a short time.ReplyCancel

How special are we for getting a second chance at your fabulous blog candy, and how very special you are Becca for all you give us. Disney has a lot of movies that make me cry such as Old Yeller, every time I would read this to my children I would cry and the movie was just as bad. The list goes on from there. Thank you for all the inspiration you send our way.ReplyCancel

I get your daily updates, so you can pick my name. LOL! I love moves! Romantic movie with sad endings always make me cry… like Tristan and Isolde, Moulin Rouge… can’t think of any others right now. Thanks for the fab blog candy.ReplyCancel

I look at your site every single day and am always inspired. You have helped me grow in my stamping. Thank you

Carole MillerReplyCancel

I cry at almost every move. I must be a cry baby. There are so many movies to choose from so I’ll pick Blind Side since it is the latest. I’ve even been crying at parts of the Olympics

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OMG Becca…..I can’t believe no one claimed your fab prize either!!
As far as sad movies, I agree with several others here. Up, Ghost The Notebook (I was reading this on a plane and had to stop reading because I was crying so hard I was making noise!) Braveheart (a bit bloody but sooo sad). Another old favorite is Imitation of Life.
LOVE your site! I try to make your creations………..they don’t always come out as good as yours.. LOLReplyCancel

I cry at Hallmerk commercials and Olympic medal ceremonies so naming just one movie is a tough one. I think the ultimate tear jerker is Brian’s Song with James Caan. I start crying for that one during the opening credits.ReplyCancel

Thanks Becca, for a second chance to win. I love your cards and they have helped me develop a whole new style in the cards I make for our church card ministry!

It is not hard for me to find a tearful movie since I could walk through the room with laundry in hand as my girls watched Little House on the Prairie and be sobbing by the time I got to the washing machine. But my favorite one is Pride and Prejudice.ReplyCancel

Dear Becca,
Thanks for the second chance. I’m sorry that the first winner didn’t come forward. As for a movie that makes me cry– the older I get, even some comedies make me cry! Today I’ll say that the last movie that made me cry was “Temple Grandin,” the story of a young autistic woman who became an expert on the humane treatment of cows being led to slaughter, and is now a college professor. I’m a teacher and I am always moved when I learn about people who overcome great odds and reach remarkable goals.ReplyCancel

Oh my. Sad movies. I know there have been a lot of them, but not recently. The Bucket List itself brought on few. I saw it in the bus on a bus trip last Sept. I’d rather remember some funny ones like Paint Your Wagon. (Clint Eastwood sings?)
Thanks Becca for the re-issue of your B.Candy. Sorry the first gal missed out. Love all your inspirational projects.

TFS. ml.ReplyCancel

So many wonderful and glorious movies come to mind.
However, THE NOTEBOOK would be a standout in the tissue department. Our family has been touched by Alzheimer’s as well as so many of our friends.
And, not to be excluded; the old Lassie movies and National Velvet, Glory, and any of the vintage Bette Davis movies.
Let’s not forget, Casablanca, A River Runs Through It, Steel Magnolias,
The Way We Were……
Thanks Becca for always bringing us your beautiful work and inspiration.ReplyCancel

Another chance is exciting…my oh my I am an emotional one so It should be which movie don’t I cry at?
I just seen a favorite the other day from some tome ago…Lonesome Dove.. it always just gets me.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the second chance. Most movies make me cry…I am a big sappy cry baby lol. But, I have to go back to childhood with Bambi. I can’t even watch it with my daycare kids with out crying lol. Thanks again :)ReplyCancel

Ohhh just as you said…way too many. But what comes to mind is “Always.” Audrey Hepburn is Hap who guides Richard Dreyfus after he perishes in a plane crash. She tells him about “spiritus” and how those that have passed give inspiration to those still here…we here it as a thought, as a passing idea…but Spiritus is always with us. ahhh love it!ReplyCancel

Wow, another chance at this candy … cool! Hmmm, I have a bit of a reputation for crying at Hallmark commercials so the list of actual movies that make me cry is too long!!! The FIRST movie to make me cry (I was 12 or so when I watched it with my mom) was An Affair to Remember.ReplyCancel

Here’s one for the romantics–I would love to see Glass Slipper with Richard Chamberlain playing the prince. Not that the Disney original Cinderella isn’t also a favorite of mine. I never grew out of loving that story and wishing it would happen to me. Don’t we all feel like Cindy at times when the floors need scrubbing and the dinner isn’t ready and —(you get the idea).ReplyCancel

One of my favorites, an oldie, An Affair to Remember, with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.

Thanks for another chance!!ReplyCancel

Dear Becca,
PS I Love You ……is one of my all time favorite bitter sweet movies to cry to.
A beautiful love story PLUS beautiful scenery.

Sorry the first winner missed out on such a great group of supplies.

Your cards are amazing and make me smile each and cry !!
My email brings me happy mail from you everyday.

Thanks for sharing your talent with all of us.ReplyCancel

Somewhere in Time with Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeves. That was some story, kes me cry everytime. Becca, thanks for this second chance to win and all the work that you put into your blog!ReplyCancel

Oh this is a good question. There are probably a lot of them, but the one that comes to mind is “Somewhere in Time” I can’t think of his name, but he played Superman and he is the one who was paralized.
If you have never seen it, go get it!!! I’d say it is a classic!!!ReplyCancel

Becca i am always in awe of your art..you are truly gifted.
Mine is a very old one….”old Yeller’..just thinking of it makes me cry.
and then followed by..”The Green Mile”..thanks for sharing your giftesd talent..loves yaReplyCancel

Too bad the winner didn’t respond to the great candy you offered. Thanks so much for offering it again. Ghost would have to be my movie. I loved everything that Patrick Swayze did, but this one was my fave.ReplyCancel

Sleepless in Seattle does it to me every time. I think it ties in with when I was quite young and saw An Affair to Remember. My ded picked us up at the movie theater and I sobbed all the way home. I’m sure he wondered about me.ReplyCancel

OMG, I can’t believe the winner didn’t claim this awesome prize. Thanks for a second chance to win it. There are several movies that make me cry. Definitely “The Passion of Christ”, “Shennodoah”, “Steel Magnolias”, “Ghost”, and “The Notebook”.
Thanks for sharing your talent with us.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca

Love your blog and all the inspiration you share. Thanks so much.

Thanks for a chance at this awesome candy also.

It’s a no brainer for me as I just went to see the movie “Precious” and cried through the whole thing.

Have an awesome day
Hugs
TonnieceReplyCancel

How fun to read all these movie titles! There are soooo many that have made me cry, but my all time favorite movie is Babette’s Feast, and there are some teary moments in it. I won’t give a specific because it will give away the movie to anyone who hasn’t seen it yet – you all MUST see it if you haven’t yet!!! Thanks again, Becca, for another chance to read through interesting and thought provoking comments!ReplyCancel

I think my favorite tear jerker of all times has to be Titanic. Reading through the comments though it seems there are a LOT of movies that I haven’t seen. :)

Thanks for the second chance at blog, it’s just as sweet the second time around!ReplyCancel

Well, since I’m a regular I may have seen a new winner chosen anyway, but thanks for making this more of a challenge!! My favorite movie that makes me cry, every single time I’ve seen it, is Spencer’s Mountain – an OLDIE but a goodie! Gotta love Henry Fonda!ReplyCancel

What a fun giveaway event. I have to say that I do tend to cry through most movies nowadays, however, the one that really brought tears to my eyes (and still do even when I think about it) is: Somewhere In Time. The stars were Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. What a fantastic movie that was!ReplyCancel

My favorite movie is “Love Comes Softly”. I cry everytime. There are some really touching scenes. You cry tears of hurt and tears of joy!
Thanks for being such a source of inspiration to all of us in so many ways.ReplyCancel

My favorite was Somewhere In Time with Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeve–such a romantic movie!!ReplyCancel

My favorite movie is the Thornbirds. Thanks and congrats once again. Hugs, Nellie.ReplyCancel

This is fun reading all these movies.
I saw Steel Mag for the first time this weekend
but had to leave when Julie told her mom she was pregnant.
Someone even mentioned Love Story!!! I have the original album!!
i, too, cry easily and tear up at many movies
but the first movie that comes to mind is Bambi
i watched that with my daughter when she was
about 3. i suppose i must have been pregnant, plus
being a mother, i just cried. Of course my daughter
did too, i suppose mostly because mom was!
She is now 26!
Thanks for the new opportunity to win such a fantastic package!
Looking forward to your card when you next post one
love your work!ReplyCancel

I guess I’m on the other end of the spectrum from a lot of girls, I am NOT a crier. Sometimes I wish I was, but it just doesn’t come. So when I do have a cry over a movie it’s memorable! So with that said “The Notebook” literally brought me to my knees weeping. I don’t know why for sure, maybe it was because my DH had just left for a business trip for 2 weeks and like a dummy, I put in this new movie my friend told me about as he walked out the door! I can honestly say I have never cried that before or since.ReplyCancel

Awesome blog candy! I hope I am lucky!

The couple movies that make me cry every time I watch them are “Terms of Endearment “, “Ghost” and “Saving Private Ryan” with Tom Hanks.

I am a subscriber to your blog and get updates everyday in my email. So I check in most every day and look around. Might have been a few days I missed. I love all your work! You are inspiring! Thank you for sharing your work with us and your blog.ReplyCancel

I’m not really a crier but once a while a movie will make me cry the first time I see it. However, Steel Magnolias makes me cry no matter how many times I see it. The cemetary scene is absolutely heartbreaking. This is a great topic and I have jotted down several movies that I just have to see now. Thank you so much, Becca, for the inspiration you give us.ReplyCancel

Becca, this is my first time to write. I love your cards, such inspiration. I don’t go to movies but I read a lot and “Dear John” is a wonderful book and the tears just didn’t stop.ReplyCancel

Love your Blog and check it every day. (Hope dh is doing good!) Well I’m blubbery when I watch a show so the first movie that popped into my mind was a movie that had me sobbing (and the rest of the movie goers!) on the way out the people in line said oh my goodness! lol It’s was in ’79 “The Champ”.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

Thanks for the opportunity for Blog Candy again. As for a sad movie, anything on Lifetime or the Halmark channel is good for me. If I have to name one, it would be The Christmas Shoes! I always cry when the song comes on the radio too!

Thank you for sharing all your wonderful talent with us!

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Thanks for the second chance! Steel Magnolias!ReplyCancel

Probably my favorite movie that makes me cry is Out of Africa. The courage it took Meryl Streep (I can’t remember her name in the movie) to stay on living in Africa trying to help the people there, all the while going through personal sadness of her own time after time, yet never giving up, gives me the courage to keep going when things look pretty dismal for me (which isn’t all that often!!)!!

I’ve been following your blogs for about 6 weeks now, since I participated in the Spellbinder’s contest, and I’ve made several of the cards you created! I get so excited when I have the exact dies that you used. Now, I can hardly wait to get the lattice one that you used in “a basket for my sweetie” (at least I think that’s what it was called.”

Thanks for your inspiration!!ReplyCancel

There are only 2 movies that make me cry every time I watch them. One is an old Hallmark movie called “Ellen Foster” and the other is “It’s a Wonderful Life”. It makes me feel so blessed when all their friends come to help. I cry tears of joy. Thanks for the chance.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the chance to win again Becca! You are so sweet!! One of the last movies I have seen and made me cry was “The Ultimate Gift” I am a vey sensitive person and a cry pretty much in every movie I watch.

God bless you
GiovanaReplyCancel

Marley and Me was a real tear-jerker for me … especially with my dog sitting on my lap watching it with me! I just kept hugging him!

Thanks Becca for giving all of us a second chance at this great stash! Love your work and still want to come live with you!!!

RitaReplyCancel

I started crying as soon as My Sister’s Keeper started and didn’t stop. Thanks for the chance. Love your beautiful work. ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

I would like to let you know that I am a true follower of your incredible creations!!!! Your creativity truly inspires me. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us!

The movie that is the most touching for me is “The Notebook”. Enduring love…that is what life is all about for me. Each time I watch that move it makes me realize how truly blessed I am…for the Lord to have given me such a wonderful husband. My husband and I have been together since we were 16 and 18. This year we will celebrate 45 years together. So it goes without saying that the “Notebook” will always bring me to tears.

Regards,
LindaReplyCancel

I can’t believe another chance! Yes I try to be on everyday because your ideas are WONDERFUL! I think one of the movies that make me cry is “Christmas Shoes.”ReplyCancel

Oh yippee; another chance to win!! :D

The Notebook – LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that movie!!ReplyCancel

“Marley and Me”…..the movie was awesome….funny and very sad…..and my DH and I love it……and if any body doesn’t know…in real life they did get another lab………female this time…..
Thank you Becca for this second chance to win your awesome candy…
…….and I’m been a follower for awhile now…..I so love your work…..and wish I had your talent……ReplyCancel

I love “P.S. I love you”. This movie makes me laugh and cry. (My husband thinks I am crazy!)ReplyCancel

I am a happy subscriber–I don’t want to miss a day of your fabulous creations. The movie that makes me cry is Steel Magnolias, no matter how many times I have seen it. I must admit it doesn’t take much to make me cry–any movie on Hallmark Channel especially and those reunion shows on finding lost members of the family. I guess anything that touches my heart makes me cry.ReplyCancel

I would have to say “God of Wonders” (on DVD) — it is more of a documentary than a ‘Movie’, but it’s content on the awesome wonders of God (the creation of the universe and everything in it) makes me weep because I want everyone to know Him and I want to know Him MORE! Your blog is absolutely awesome — I glean so many wonderful ideas and techniques from you, but you are dangerous on my budget ;-) Thanks for the second chance to wind your plethora of candy!ReplyCancel

I never win anything but couldn’t resist naming two of my all time favorites – An Affair to Remember with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr and Sabrina with Audrey Hepburn. Love your website.

Thanks, JoanReplyCancel

Another chance…..yahoo!! I am THE most emotional person! I am one of those people that can cry at commercials on TV. Anyway, one of my favorite movies that makes me just sob is The Notebook. It’s a great movie!ReplyCancel

Well, here goes where I show my age. I have to say the Barbra Streisand, Robert Redford tear jerker from many, many years ago “The Way We Were”. Oh that ending scene gets me every time:-)

I must say I discovered your blog a few weeks ago by a good friend of mine and I’ve visited daily since to see what projects you are sharing. You are incredibly talented, as I’m sure you’ve heard often, but I have really been enjoying perusing your blog and will continue to do so for inspiration. Thanks for taking the time to share your projects!ReplyCancel

Thank you Becca for giving us a chance to win these fabulous goodies. I couldn’t help but notice the Spellbinders scalloped frame is included, which brings me to the point that the basket from last week is just breathtaking. Everything from the technique to the choice of colors. Just beautiful.
Speaking of beatiful, I cry at the drop of a pin but the movie “Life is beautiful” had me crying the whole time. Everything from how the father protects his son making a game out of their time in the concentration camp up until the end when the father sacrifices himself and then the son reunites with his mother… priceless. I guess part of this is the mother in me.
Thank you for being an inspiration!ReplyCancel

Great blog candy! My favorite movie that make me cry is Steele Magnolia, even named my 11 year old Shelby from the movie. This movie also makes me laugh and the ones that make you laugh and cry are always the best. Enjoy your blog sooo much, you are so talented!ReplyCancel

Just about any movie or program with animals in it – My Dog Skip, for one. Even reading some books get to me, so it isn’t always a good idea to be reading one in a doctor’s waiting room. :-)ReplyCancel

The Notebook and My Sisters Keeper, of course I cried even more reading the books.ReplyCancel

Your cards are an inspiration to everyone, especially me. Just simply gorgeous. Please enter me in the blog candy give away. My favorite movie of all is “Ghost”, I cry everytime I see it, even though I know what is going to happen. My next favorite is Tears of Endearment. Soooo sad, I am a softy at heart. The Champ (oldie) with Ricky Schroeder is a real tear jerker. Thanks for listening and hope I win. God Bless you and everyone. SusieReplyCancel

Well, goodness gracious, I like to check in every day! Being the movie buffs that we are, there are two kinds of “make me cry” movies…the heartwarming and the heartbreaking. “Precious” is the most recent heartbreaking make me cry movie I’ve seen.ReplyCancel

Ooooh, I’d love to win this great selection of blog candy. I’ve been wanting to try your beautiful basket. I’d have to say An Affair to Remember brings tears to my eyes. There are many more…I’m just a teary eyed romantic, I guess. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyCancel

I’m a sap and will cry at some of the commercials, let alone movies! One that always gets me is Dumbo. The scene where Mama is locked up and reaches through the bars to rock Dumbo gets me every time.ReplyCancel

Love Story is an oldie but goodie.ReplyCancel

Becca I am so flattered you called us regulars sweetie’s LOL since your in my home and have tea with me every day I guess that does include me!! Thanks for offering the candy a second time many blessings to you my friend!! I guess I would have to say Ghost is the cry movie for me.ReplyCancel

I love visiting your site. Always worth the time with beautiful projects. I have many ideas from your projects. I don’t watch a lot of movies but “Message In A Bottle” & “The Notebook” good movies. Thanks for another chance to win.ReplyCancel

One of my all time favorite movies that makes me both laugh and cry is “You’ve Got Mail” with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. During the movie Kathleen Kelly (played by Meg Ryan) has to close her bookstore, the one her mother left to her. Her mother died at a young age (as did my own mother). After she has cleared out the little childrens book store, she is standing in the empty store remembering her mother and she says “I am missing my mother so much, I can hardly breathe.” Because I lost my mom at a young age as well I really identify with the pain, it makes me cry every time. This movie also holds one of my all time favorite lines. Joe Fox (played by Tom Hanks) is telling Kathleen that she has to fight for her business to succeed – he tells her that it isn’t personal it is business. To which, Kathleen replies “Whatever anything is, it ought to begin by being personal.” If only we all lived by that philosophy, the world would be filled with a lot more love for one another.ReplyCancel

Hands down Titanic and Pearl Harbor..I could watch them over and over…thank you for another chance to win :)..ReplyCancel

Well thank you for the second chance to win some wonderful candy! Oh some many great crying movies well one of my fav’s would be Steel Magnolias! Some woderful one liners in the movie but boy can you cry!
Every Mom crys at that one. Thanks Becca. I do visit your blog everyday and love every post. The woven basket woo hoo!ReplyCancel

Wow! What a great blog candy prize you are giving away! I just can’t stay away from your amazing blog becasue of all the beautiful projects you make. You are such an inspiration!
The first movie I thought of that makes me cry is “Ghost”.
Have a terrific day, Becca!ReplyCancel

Would have to be OUR HOUSE with Doris Roberts, about the homeless. I can’t even count the times I’ve watched it !!! Thanks Becca for another chance and you continue to AMAZE ME!!!ReplyCancel

coucou Becca, un petit bonjour de France…
je viens de découvrir ton blog et l’ai mis en lien sur le mien. j’adore les tutos et tes créations pleines de fraicheur! alors pour le film je dirais “la belle histoire ” un film de claude Lelouch aussi beau que triste.
I am a new visitor here and made a link to your wonderfull work in my new ( and very young!!) blog… I love your tutorials and your creations full of fresh spirit (I don’t know if it is the right way to say it in english!)
my vote for the movie is a french one call “la belle histoire” : a movie as beautifull as sad…ReplyCancel

Thanks for another chance at the terrific blog candy! Sorry the first winner didn’t claim it though….. I know how it is when you skip around, finding new sites to oooooh and ahhhhh over, one link leading to another and you can’t remember where you’ver been! But I bookmarked your site long ago, because I knew I didn’t want to lose it!
My favorite old movie is Ghost. Love Patrick Swayze in it, and the song Unchained Melody always makes me cry.
Thanks for sharing all your creations with us. There’s always gorgeous eye candy here!
DeniseBReplyCancel

Terms of Endearment – I call it Tears of Endearment because it made me cry. I cry for happy, sad, anything!!ReplyCancel

this is awesome Becca! Would love to win this candy. I cry very easily watching movies and usually don’t go to the theatres. I bawled watching Stepmom with Susan Sarandon. It touches close to my heart but i still love watching it.
Thanks for the chance again Becva!
HugsReplyCancel

wow! look at all those responses!! i have two movies – “terms of endearment” and “p.s. i love you”.ReplyCancel

I am a cry baby too when it comes to a good lovestory like the notebook…but I also cry when I watch the Olympics on TV,specially last night when the Canadian couple won in Figure skating!I don’t know what it is with Figure skating, but I guess the grace, elegance and music bring me to tears.ReplyCancel

My favorite author is Nicolas Sparks, and the movie made from his book entitled “The Notebook” can bring tears to my eyes every time I watch it. ‘Just found your blog and marked it as my fav. Your work is stunningly beautiful–not a single one mediocre. All are inspiring and touching. You have a gift of creating beauty—!ReplyCancel

I normally don’t cry at movies, but the ones that made me cry was The Passion, Notebook, Love Story, Brian Song, Life is Beautiful and Anne of Green Gable. I just became a follower and love all your works. God has really blessed you with such talent. Thanks for sharing it with us.ReplyCancel

I cry when I watch Gone with the Wind and Titanic.ReplyCancel

Hi. I love your blog and it’s my favourite stop each time I’m online.
There are many movies that can make me cry but two of the best ones are, I think, “Message in the Bottle” and “The Notebook”. I know, I love love stories but most of all these two have the same deep message behind: when you love someone, you don’t give up.ReplyCancel

Thanks, Becca for all you do. I check out your blog everyday. Your cards are always so elegant. Yesterday you inspired me to try the circular frame with the corner punch. I made my first Easter card of 2010 using this technique .You really do inspire me to try new ways to use my tools. I’m always telling people about your website, keep up the talented work you do. Well for the subject of favorite movies one of mine is The Notebook. I think it is just beautiful that you spent your life loving one mate, then to be able to leave this world with them by your side. I know that God will bless a marriage when two people are commited to each other. Thank God for the institute of marriage. Once again thank you Becca for all the beautiful projects you do and share. Catherine SeayReplyCancel

Becca,
I watch your blog everyday if possible to see what beautiful creation you have created on that day. As for sad movies I could probably list a thousand but The Miracle worker the story of Helen Keller is one of my all time favorite tear jerkers. It showed such human frailties that are in all of us but also human compassion for a child. It always makes me cry. My children have all watched it because I want them to be compassionate and understanding of children less fortunate then they. We are all Gods children. Thank you for making my cups of coffee everymorning more enjoyable. This is my 1st time commenting on your site. I dont care if I win the candy…just wanted to let you know how wonderful I think you are.ReplyCancel

OH MY! My favorite movie that makes me cry? There are so many to choose from but the one that gets me the most: The Goodbye Girl. Even the music can make me cry. I was watching that movie on a Sunday evening in November 1981 – the movie had almost finished and the music was playing – when the phone rang. It was my sister giving us the news that my 9 year old nephew had passed away. Thank the Lord that Goodbye doesn’t mean forever to those who are in Christ!ReplyCancel

Ooh. Too many movies make me cry but the one I love is The Russell Girl, a Halmark movie that always leaves tears streaming down my face. Thanks for sharing your talent with us!ReplyCancel

You’re cards & sentiments are awesome! I can make cards, but yours are masterpieces! Tear producing movies for me are: It’s A Wonderful Life (watch it at least 3 times every December & cry when the whole town barges in at the end), Somewhere in Time, Ghost and Titanic. Childhood movies like Old Yeller, Greyfriars Bobby, oh I could just take up the whole space!ReplyCancel

My favorite movie to shed a tear over? “The English Patient”ReplyCancel

Thanks for the blog encore! I cry at everything. But the thing that comes to mind first and hits home the most is Backdraft and Ladder 49. I am a firefighter/paramedic and I am so lucky to have never endured burying one of my brothers or sisters that I work with. I have stood at Ground Zero and attended services for the fallen of 9-11. Those movies when I see them just make me relive those experiences. Crying now as I’m typing :)ReplyCancel

A big tearjerker for me is The Notebook. Doesn’t matter how many times I see it….I still cry….lol….
Fabulous candy…TFS!!…Hugs, IlaReplyCancel

It was a movie called Lili, my Mom took me to it when I was very young. I cried so hard (Lili didn’t have a Mom and Dad) that Mom had to take me out of the theatre. When I calmed down we went back in and I sniffled (quietly) throughout.

Thanks for the chance to play
IreneReplyCancel

Becca I love your blog. One of my favorite movie is On Golden Pond.
Iam so glad to have a chance to win the blog candy.I just finished making the lattice weaving frame from your instructions and video.You so such an awesome job with your tutorials.
Please pick me.
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I’m not sure how I missed the post for the winner but, in case it was me:) I am going to give it another try. The movie I always cry the most at when I watch it is “Ghost” … and now that Patrick Swayze is gone I’m sure the next time I watch it I will cry a bit more:(ReplyCancel

Becca, such a great giveaway!! Sorry for the person who won it before and didn’t contact you.
I have so many movies that are moving. I am going to date myself and go back several years and say “Love Story”.ReplyCancel

OK, TV commercials make me tear up! Now that is BAD! LOL

The movie that REALLY touched my heart (and tear ducts) was the animated movie, “Up.” “Up” reminds me of DH and myself, our lives together from when we first met, our adventures shared, growing old together, and the eventual loss of his beloved wife. I know that longevity is NOT in my genes (my dad passed away when he was 52), so I treasure every day I have w/ DH. After 35 years together, those days are sooo important and need to be lived! I bought the DVD and have created a scrapbook LO based around the movie. On the LO is a pocket w/ the DVD in it. DH hasn’t seen it yet. It’s a surprise! Some day, when he is going through his albums, he’ll come across his LO and know why I did it (he cried, too, after watching it).

Thank you for another chance at the blog candy! How fun! Sorry I wrote so much, but you got me going! LOL Good luck everyone!ReplyCancel

Becca,

It would have to be the Passion of the Christ. Thanks for all the great videos and information. I would be lost without it!ReplyCancel

What an opportunity to have another chance at that marvelous prize! As for movies that make me cry, pretty much any of the above did it! If I saw it, I cried, that’s a given. Notables were: “The Sound of Music”, “GHOST”, “Don’t Fall Off the Mountain”, “Bambi”, “Lorenzo’s Oil”, “The Notebook”, “Steel Magnolias”, “Nights in Rodanthe”, and the list goes on. I am now crying my way through the Olympic games. Whether they wintheir event… or lose, it is worth crying over, and when there is a medal ceremony, I have to cry when the medalist’s national anthem is played. I am such a hopeless case! Anyway, thanks for the giveaway.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, My favorite movie was ‘Love Story’ It was
so hautingly beautiful (at the time) Don’t you find that
sometimes a remembered movie isn’t always as powerful
when viewed some ten or so years later. So really it keeps
changing.
I am so please at another chance at the ‘goodie’ basket.
Where exactly are the results posted? I hope not to miss it!
AllisonReplyCancel

You are right – it is hard to pick just one. I would have to say – Brian’s Song. The football player dies from cancer or some terrible illness. Cry every time. Thanks for the chance to win your generous pkg. of goodies, Becca.ReplyCancel

“Bridges of Madison County”
It was so sweet and sappy.
When I saw it for the first time, I was about the same age as the characters..”older generation”.
*smile*ReplyCancel

Yay! Good fortune for those who visit you regularly! My favorite sad movie? – it all started when I was young … I was so traumatized by the movie Bambi that I could never watch it again! :) I’m a softy, and tend to cry at most movies – sad or happy!! lol Thanks for the awesome opportunity – You’re the best!ReplyCancel

Becca, thanks for having a blog candy encore! Although I hardly ever leave a comment I do visit your website everyday. I love everything that you do and I get inspired. The movie that made me cry the most was Titanic — I love that movie and could watch it over and over and cry everytime. Thank you again.ReplyCancel

Oh I will admit crying like a baby watching “Messege in a Bottle” for another chance at this wonderful Blog Candy. LOL Thank youReplyCancel

“Ghost”, I’ve seen it quite a few times and I still cry at the same places.ReplyCancel

It is great to have a second chance at the blog candy. The Sound of Music makes me cry every time I watch it!ReplyCancel

My favorite movie that makes me cry is “The Notebook”.ReplyCancel

So happy to have a second chance at the blog candy. I would have to say that I have even cried at Abbott and Costello. They are old time comedians so you have the idea. The Notebook and Casablanca are 2 that come to mind.ReplyCancel

Oh the first movie I remember blubbering over was Love Story…does anyone remember that one? I cried and cried…although I was pretty “young” then LOL!ReplyCancel

I am not a movie crier but I am a winner-wanma-be. Thanks Becca!ReplyCancel

Love your inspirational cards. They always seem to touch me. Thank you. The movie that does it for me is Stepmom. My mom died when I was seven and it is so tough to watch without blubbering and remembering…ReplyCancel

Definitely Beaches.ReplyCancel

Becca:

I absolutely love your site and all of your creativity. I don’t know how you come up with some of these ideas, but I love them! Thanks so much for sharing them all.

Off-hand, I can’t think of my favorite tear jerker, but any movie where an animal is hurt or dies does me in. I won’t even watch Marley & Me because I know what happens, even though I think I have Marley’s brother!ReplyCancel

“Taking Chance” made me weep and is a movie all should see. I am
going out of town and won’t have access to a computer so you’ll
have to choose someone else if I am a winner. I just had to share
about this movie because it is such important subject matter!!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca

Wow, this is so unexpected. Such a shame that the winner didn’t check back.

But one movie that makes me cry?! Only one?!

‘Finding Neverland’. Not a dry eye in this house with that one.

Hope you’re feeling better.

Anne (UK)ReplyCancel

Legends of the Fall
what a great movie
Man! did I cry!!!
hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaha
Love u Becca!
If more prizes go unclaimed, I will take the prize!
I will do u that favor…=)
Love
**milu**ReplyCancel

WOW! Can’t believe that the winner never claimed the awesome blog candy. Your creations are always awesome Becca! The movie that makes me cry is “Night in Rondanthe” (Richard Geere and Diane Lane). They both finally the love of their lives and to have it end so tragically…okay teary eyed thinking about it. Thanks for an extra chance to win.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca… that is an awesome candy to miss!! Well I cry at most movies it seems :) but one lately that touched me was “Australia”.. have you watched it?

Becca for this ODBD challenge I cased one of your cards :) It is my first time there, and I chose one of yours… even though it was a dtough desicion to find one that I could case (as yours are all so perfect) You can see it on the challenge blog, with my name in the link.

Hugs xReplyCancel

Thank you for another chance to win these goodies! Two movies come to mind…..”Steel Magnolias” and “P.S. I Love You”. I’ve seen them both more than once and I cry every time……ReplyCancel

The Notebook EVERY time!ReplyCancel

How sad..I never received a blog post with the winner. That could be the reason that no one responded, I receive your blog through “FeedBlitz” and should have never missed a post. Sad for the person that didn’t win, but happy for another chance. There are many many sad animal stories that have produced tears.ReplyCancel

The last movie that I cried during was “The Magic of Ordinary Days.” I cry during a LOT of movies though!
Thanks for the chance at your awesome giveaway!ReplyCancel

How exciting…I get another chance to win your super prize. Thanks for all you share and your beautiful cards. I haven’t been to a movie in a very long time so I can’t think of one right now. I’ll try again tomorrow. Thanks againReplyCancel

Gosh, when I saw how many people had made comments, a sad face appeared. WHOA! You are loved by so many people, including me! Would love any or all of your goodies, too. “The Rabbit Proof Fence” made me cry but I am touched easily by movies. Also “An Affair to Remember” made me cry at the end, too. Thanks again!
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I don’t cry that much during movies but one that makes me cry everytime is A Beautiful Mind, especially the bit towards the end where the main character is honoured for his achievements by his colleagues in the university cafe – oh, I cry a river!ReplyCancel

It’s not a movie that makes me cry… but a movie that I have to watch EVERY time I know it’s gonna be on TV: Shawshank Redemption!ReplyCancel

Field of Dreams makes me cry—my dad was a baseball player and he’s been gone for quite awhile now. Thanks, Becca, for this additional chance at goodies!ReplyCancel

well i literally cry at a lot of movies, so the one that comes to mind thats different is hope floats. her relationship with her mother among other things made me cry through the whole yes the whole movie… my mom laughed at me.
hugs
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Yippee another chance to win some good stuff. Well, the movie that comes to my mind is Sam. It was a movie about a mentally handicapped man who raises his daughter and then has to fight to keep her. It is a wonderful story about unconditional love, loyalty, courage, and the little guy WINS. I first saw it when we were fighting to keep two adopted children. Sadly we lost. But this movie still made me want to stand up and shout YAH!!ReplyCancel

I tend to cry at alot of movies. more recently Marley and me really got to me. I guess it’s because I have an older dog and am such an animal lover. Up was another one – and I thought it was supposed to be a kids movie! Thanks for re-offering your blog candy. That’s something to smile about.ReplyCancel

Recent movie would be “My Sisters Keeper”! i think i cried pretty much all the way thru the movie! Went as a Girls night out, and we all came out of the theater with no make up on our eyes!!ReplyCancel

Looking through the previous comments, I’m amazed at the number of movies I had forgotten about, like “Spencer’s Mountain” and “Old Yeller,” but most recently “The Blind Side” and its beautiful message reallly touched me.

Thanks for entering me in the drawing!ReplyCancel

Gotta be Steel Magnolias for me – cry EVERY time I watch it.
Thx for another opportunity
Elaine M
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We watch movies all the time through rental, but the one we saw in theater that really made an impact on me was the Passion of Christ from several years back. I also liked the Chronicles of Narnia. Wish there were more films that even children can enjoy.
Love seeing your work and enjoy your style. EvaReplyCancel

Thanks for the chance for that wonderful blog candy!!!!! I don’t have a fav movie that made me cry, but did enjoy the Passion of the Christ. Your artistic skills are just amazing!!!!! Thanks for your wonderful ideas.ReplyCancel

WOW! You have quite a following – I am comment 467! Anyway – I usually don’t cry at movies, of better yet I don’t watch movies that make me cry – I get too much of that in real life, I like the happily ever after movies!
But I can tell you movies that made my sister cry ….. “Love Story’
I remember her crying her eyes out on that one!
Thanks for the fun!
SandraReplyCancel

Second chances are such a pleasure.
I hope this coming Spring brings much joy and health to you and your family.ReplyCancel

The most recent one I watched that got me was “My sisters keeper”, very heart wrenching, what touched me the most was not having God in their life to fall back on, just can’t imagine that when I am going through a rough patch in my life.ReplyCancel

Oh my gosh another chance to win this fantastic package. I think my most favorite movie that I cry every time I see it is ‘Ghost’ReplyCancel

It is really sad that the winner who deserved it did not claim…. May be because he/she was not destined for it…..

Hmmm…. as I am very emotional, it touches me quick! But I loved the sincerity & honesty, the genuineness I saw in THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS!!!!! The Father who stands by his family, be it any situation & circumstances, only to be betrayed by the so called ‘Soul Mate’… That man did not deserve to be failed by her….. His passion…. touched me… even now!

Ash….
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Movies are one of my “drugs of choice”…retreating into their creative worlds of life imitating art, God’s hand in it all, tragedy, hope, love, joy, adventure, possibility…of course romance, all the while studying just how it is that the writers, directors, actors and set people present one particular story in such a way as to illicit a desired response from their audience. Yes, therein lies one place we can all travel without fattening results (unless you indulge in the required small popcorn, junior mints and nachos), emerging from the darkened cocoon of sensory inundation to wander the next few hours pumping our gray matter, our psyche and emotions for some hint of exactly why that piece of digitized storyline moved us or didn’t move us, made us think or just left a warm feeling deep within some recesses of our human hope that somewhere out there is that possibility. That said, I obviously watch alot of movies and many see me blinking back that ever present emotional ebb of moisture. (last night I cried during the olympics), but I digress. A couple of nights ago I again caught “Mr. Holland’s Opus”, and right near the end looked over at my dad as we both reached for the kleenex box and muttered something to him about “what saps we were”. But in that emotion was the hope that somewhere there were teachers who inspired far beyond what they ever imagined they could have. Parents who desperately loved their children but were ignorant as to how to sent aside life’s stresses and just show them. And a future of people whose lives had been changed just by the “simple” acts of one person doing their job to the best of their God-given ability, resolve and passion. Apparently, I allow movies to “move” me. So enjoy! Of course creating (cards, food, thoughts) also inspire me but I fear I’ve said too much already. So Becca please keep allowing your obviously God-given creative abilities to flourish and make and share these beautifully crafted treasures of paper masterpieces!ReplyCancel

I still cry at the end of Field of Dreams when Kevin Costner asks his father if he wants to catch. Love that movie.ReplyCancel

Well, I don’t watch tv and can’t stand movies that make you cry, scared to death, or bloody. That limits quite a lot for me. But I have my crafts, books, blogs, and the internet to keep me going. I even check out youtube. Has anyone typed in flash mob dance? Love the one where they dance to do re mi from sound of music, or the one that e-mobil did as a commercial!!ReplyCancel

Your work is amazing–it’s the last thing I look at every night before I go to bed.

My favorite, but somewhat cheezy movie, is The Cutting Edge. It’s about a figure skater and a hockey player! Apropos for this time of the year and especially during the Olympics.ReplyCancel

I didn’t enter the first time even though I read your blog daily, because I never win anything but you can’t win if you don’t try, right? The first movie that popped into my head is “Gone With the Wind”. I’ve cried everytime I’ve seen it. Steel Magnolias is another box of Kleenex movie.

KathyReplyCancel

My all time favourite if I want a good cry film is “An affair To Remember” I have seen this so many times my copy is nearly worn out- It makes me feel good to have a cry then pick myself up and get going againReplyCancel

Not claimed, my goodness, my favourite movie was ‘Under the Tuscan Sun’ and of course ‘The Notebook’
Rene from OZ xoReplyCancel

I blubber at the drop of a hat! I’ll just name Steel Magnolias, but there are a ton of movies that I’ll cry at!

Thanks for another chance to win your fabulous blog candy Becca! Just love your inspirational blog!ReplyCancel

Movie? Who has time to watch movies? Ha ha. I guess maybe Titanic. That’s the only one I can think of. Love your beautiful works of art, Becca!!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,
I think the last movie I watched that caused me to cry was “The Notebook”. It has been on TV quite often lately and I find myself tuning in. It’s so good! Also, the last movie I watched with my kids that caused me to well up was “UP!” I find that I can get Teary-eyed at many movies, and even a good Hallmark commercial has brought tears to my eyes. Then I can smile, because I don’t buy greeting cards from them anymore. Actually, it’s been YEARS… :).ReplyCancel

Day 1. The first time I went to the movies with my hubby: Ghost.
Thanks for the chance to win.
MarvelyReplyCancel

thanks for the chance to win – I hope I didn’t win last time and not check. My movie that makes me sob is “The Notebook”ReplyCancel

first thank you for all your wonderful creations you are my first port of call every day! the last film i cried at was “i am legend” as humans we have a choice in most things, a path we tread, but when will smith had to kill his only companion that got me as i have a dog just like it, they give us love like it should be given without restraints always there.so that is the film that made me cry.your blog has given me many happy mornings a smile to start the day and for that i thank you xReplyCancel

Ahhh, so many movies already mentioned make me cry too…but I do have a particular favorite tear-jerker…”The Boy Who Could Fly”. It’s about a boy who loses his parents in a plane crash when he’s 5…he never talks after that, lives with his drunken uncle, is in and out of a mental hospital some…then Millie and her family move in next door, to make a fresh start after losing their husband/father to cancer. The teens spend time together…Millie trying to get Eric to talk…they fall in love, and end up flying thru the town. Eric has to leave after that, but Millie and her family, even though they experienced some trouble at first, end up thriving in their new neighborhood. Sigh…I wish I could find a copy of that movie….thanks Becca!ReplyCancel

I should let my husband pick the movie because he cries in more movies than I; it’s great to watch him watch a movie. I might cry more but I get so tickled watching him trying to hide his tears. I guess his favorite tearjerker is a field of Dreams and it’s because he relates it to his father. Anyway I’ve enjoyed reading what the others have submitted. It has given me some ideal of other movies to check out. One more thing you do such great projects I can’t wait to try them myself. Keep up the good work.ReplyCancel

Sorry that the first person whose name you drew didn’t claim the candy.
A favorite movie indeed is steel Magnolias
Thanks.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca! This is fun — okay, I’d definitely have to say Sophie’s Choice. I think I filled 2 buckets.

CarlaReplyCancel

Miracle on 34th Street is a tear jerker for me.ReplyCancel

Well Lucky for me I check back here regularly :) Woohoo! There’s hope yet! :)

One of my FAVORITE movies that still till this day makes me cry is SWEET NOVEMBER! Second runner up will have to be THE NOTEBOOK.

Good luck to everyone!ReplyCancel

My favorite movie to make me cry is “Father of the Bride” with Steve Martin. I absolutely love the relationship between that daddy and his little girl – it reminds me of my husband and our daughter.

Your talent is truly a blessing. Thanks for sharingReplyCancel

The Notebook makes me do the ugly cry… lol Thank goodness I didn’t see it the first time in the movie theatre. :)ReplyCancel

Let’s see…
I guess Love Story still tops the listReplyCancel

I tend to cry at a lot of movies I watch so I’ll name the last one I saw which was The Notebook…such a beautiful love story.

Thanks for sharing your awesome blog!

MaeReplyCancel

I cried at the movie “Up”. i didnt even want to show it to the kids at a church event because i told the kids it was too sad. they all laughed at me and we showed it, now they tease me about the sad movie! crazy kids!ReplyCancel

I’ve never done this before but I always check your web sites. One of the movies that makes me cry is Sweet Home Alabama and OLd Yeller,both have dogs in them too!!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca my favorite movie is a oldie but goodie. Steel magnolia’s. I always cry when I watch it alone, or with the girls. Thank you for a second chance to win blog candy. So sweet of you.
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I was sad I wasn’t the winner, but I am back to play again. Ty for a second chance.ReplyCancel

I saw a really heartfelt movie Sunday night on LMN, “Sins Of The Mother”, a wonderful story about forgiveness and putting one’s life in God’s hands to overcome addictions and learning sometimes we hurt the ones we love the most.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the 2nd chance!
My pick(s) would have to be Schindler’s List or Titanic.ReplyCancel

I could watch this over and over again…I must like to cry. Message in a bottle would be my pick.ReplyCancel

I cry at alot of movies, videos, song and even commercials–LOL! I know that this may sound strange, but the movie Pearl Harbor makes me cry, but the one that makes me cry is a movie made in the 60’s called Imitation of Life with Lana Turner, it’s just so sad. There are many, many more that affect me like that but those two are tops!

Thanks for the 2nd chance.ReplyCancel

Imagine, a second chance especially after I forgot to enter the first due to computer difficulties. I haven’t cried since I was a little girl the only exception being at the funeral of a dear friend and he’s been gone these 18 years. As for favourite movie it would have to be Pelican Brief, not what anyone would expect I’m sure.ReplyCancel

My selection is very unusual. I love action movies sometimes and my latest favorite is Eagle Eye. There are two scene in this movie that make me cry every time I see it. Both scene involve the main character willing to sacrifice his own life to save that of another person or persons toward the end of the movie. Good luck to everyone!ReplyCancel

The movie that always made me cry was Bambi, when the mother was shot it just ruined the whole thing. I am a total sucker for animals. Love your work, your ability to think outside the box is amazing. Hope your husband is doing well after his recent illness.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, Thanks for another opportunity to win. Steel Magnolia’s is the movie that comes to mind to make me grab tissues. I love your blog and admire you – you are so talented.ReplyCancel

Thanks for the second opportunity to win this wonderful blog candy :) The movie that I have to keep watching and I still shed a tear in is “Dances with Wolves”. Even though I have watched it over 40 times !! He he Hugs and keep the gorgeous inspirations coming :)
Jen xxReplyCancel

Lovely blog candy – I visit your blog, almost twice daily. Once for a peek; then later when I have more time to linger! I love your work – BOOTIFUL. I guess one of my favorite movies that makes me cry is “Dear Frankie”, with Gerard Butler. It’s a sweet, sweet film.ReplyCancel

Steel Magnolias! That’s one of my movies that if I feel the need to have a good cry I throw that on. Thanks for the chance to win again!!! You are a go to every day blog for meReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I’m one of you new sweet vistors to your blog. I view your blog “everyday” because I just LOVE your cards! I’ve sent some comments to you already, you do great work.

As to my favorite movie, well I have 3, Steel Magnolias, Beaches & Imitation of life. I can’t figure out which of the 3 I like better. I think I like Imitation of Life a little better, because that movie makes me cry every time I watch it.ReplyCancel

Like you, I have seen numerous movies that make me cry. One of my favorites, lately, was “Marley and Me”.ReplyCancel

Becca,

Love your site. Check it daily. My favorite movie is Shogun a mini seriesReplyCancel

Glad that you are giving a redo. Unfortunately, I don’t have a fav movie. I try to avoid tearjerkers. I cry enough on my own.ReplyCancel

It has to be the Notebook !!! Just watched it again a couple of weeks ago and the faucet was running again!!ReplyCancel

Thanks you for a chance at your amazing blog candy! Love all your beautiful and elegant designs! There are a few movies that have made me cry, but some movies I know I can’t watch agian becasue I will ball like a baby, Where the Red Fern Grows, Black Beauty, Old Yellar, etc.ReplyCancel

I cry at Hallmark commercials! But as for movies…no matter how often I see it (which is every time it’s on!)…I can’t help but cry when “Shelby”/Julia Roberts dies in Steel Magnolias! Sniff…but I just LOVE that movie…I laugh as much as I cry!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca!
One movie that absolutely makes me cry everytime I see it is “Somewhere In Time”. It’s an older Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour movie. It is the music more than anything else I think that really gets to me and I allways have to have my box of Kleenex nearby.ReplyCancel

Becca,
I have watched many times – “My Girl”. Remember Vada and Thomas J? He dies of a bee sting. Oh my!

Becca,
Your work is exquisite! I love to look. Thanks for all of your hard work and for sharing!
BethReplyCancel

I must admit, I generally go more for the happy, upbeat movies. You know, the ones that make you leave the theatre with a smile. One movie I really enjoyed that was both sad and happy was The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. It definitely made me a little teary.ReplyCancel

The Bucket
List was sad and very funny too. Thanks for your offering .YvonneReplyCancel

Becca, Thanks for the thought provoking question! My first go-to movie that always makes me cry would have to be Steel Magnolias. Other movies that have deeply touched me would include Always, the Passion of the Christ, Somewhere in Time, The Notebook, the Last Sin Eater, the Flywheel, Fireproof and The Blind Side. Thanks for your blog, you never cease to inspire me! Blessings, JaymiReplyCancel

Oh my…lots of comments!!! My fav has to be Steel Magnolias!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyCancel

Lucky for us, the winner did not come forward!!!! Movies that make me cry, Beaches, Steel Magnolias, Sleepless in Seattle, The Notebook. Hallmark Channel Movies……

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I have sooooo many favorite movies, but off the top of my head, I would save Sound of Music. I’m a sap for musicals.ReplyCancel

Becca,

The blog candy that you are showing incorparates the frameability that you used on your easter basket. That has been one of my favorites of yours. Really appreciate the tutorials you put out, it really helps some of us who are not as talented as you are to reach new hights of creativity that might not have been reached otherwise. Thank you. An avid follower of your work.ReplyCancel

I love watching movies, and to be honest I will cry at almost anything. But the first one that springs to mind is “Ghost”.ReplyCancel

The last movie that really made me cry not just tear up was Seven Pounds. I wasn’t prepared for what the movie was about. It just pulled me in all of a sudden and I was wiping the tears streaming from my face while trying to watch the very end.ReplyCancel

Gosh! Too many movies make me cry but right now one that is not a movie but made me cry a lot is The Thornbirds. It was such a beautiful production on TV! not sure if anyone has seen it or remembers it but it just broke my heart their impossible love and the death of their child.
Now that candy is sure appealing Becca! But most of all, your cards are such an inspiration! Thanks for all your publications!ReplyCancel

The first movie that came to mind for me was Steel Magnolias. My teenage som watched in disbelief as I laughed and cried simultaneously. But there are so many…I also love Cold Mountain. Such a haunting love story,set in the Civil War, it’s own tragedy. Thanks for the second chance, Becca.ReplyCancel

Im with NY Debbie – Brian’s Song – it is an oldie – but boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thats it – im gone already!!!!!!!!!!! (thanks for another chance at your generous and totally gorgeous candy Becca.ReplyCancel

I am so envious of your talent but I keep trying. God bless you for sharing and helping us set goals for ourselves. Funny movie but sad at the end, One Flew over the
Cuckoos Nest. I am a real fan of JACK NICHOLSON.ReplyCancel

Oh how I love movies, I am a movie addict to say the least. One movie that truly brings tears to my eyes is “Little Women” with Winona Ryder. It is so sad when Joe’s sister Beth, such a sweet girl, passes away. I could go on. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a must see.ReplyCancel

That’s a shame. I, however, am a regular (pat on the back here)! I so admire your artwork. A movie that made me cry was “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.”ReplyCancel

Gosh, I’m teary-eyed already just cos I was sick yesterday and missed your blog- waaaa :(
Before I wipe the last tear from my cheek, I’ll admit to crying with too many movies. I love, love, love Wizard of Oz, Harry & Sally & You’ve Got Mail. Hope Floats is another tear-jerker for me, too.
BTW, it’s very kind of you to write your explanation the way you have. I, too am one of your regulars but hadn’t thought anymore about the blog candy and winner. You may not recall, but I’m the one who, you know, sits around your table with a large cup of coffee each morning, oohing and aweing at your wonderful creations :-D
Thanks for the chance to win – again!ReplyCancel

Thanks for another chance to win some fabulous blog candy. The first to pop in my mind is Steel Magnolias – love that movie!ReplyCancel

I don’t get to watch many movies but loved Steel Magnollias and even talked my husband into going to watch it as a live play, so sad makes me want to cry now. thanks Becca for all of the wonderful work you do. Each card is an inspiration to me. Would love to receive the nice blog candy. Frances BlackwellReplyCancel

I am really envious of your talent but I keep trying. God bless you for sharing. Funny movie but sad at the end is One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest. I am a big fan of Jack Nicholson.ReplyCancel

Becca,

I’m sorry for the lady that did not win, but glad for another opportunity. I watch movies very, very seldom and like the ones with laughter more so than crying. I guess the one that fits that description the best is “The Christmas Shoes” and not sure that is the correct name of the movie. It was a very touching movie. The young boy set out to please his Mom that was dying and he was determined to get those pretty shoes for her and he did.

Thanks again for your talent and your ability to share. I love your work which is truly remarkable.ReplyCancel

Wow lots of people on this one. Gosh I really don’t watch (sad) movies for that very reason. However I do recall crying while watching several movies but at the moment I can’t think of a single one other then the scene in Gone With The Wind where the tears are rolling down the young soldiers face while they are playing Dixie. That made me cry for some reason so I guess I’ll go with that.ReplyCancel

You are amazing. Thanks for your generosity.ReplyCancel

I am a regular to this blog, I visit everyday, I try lo learn from the expert…. as I said it before I am kind of new at this.
I would LOVE to win your blog candy.

One of the movies that makes me cry is “It’s a wonderful life”ReplyCancel

Becca, so happy to have another chance at this! “Yippee Skippee!!!”
Thanks so, so much!

I remember crying my eyes out watching the Deer Hunter, way back when. It struck a chord, and really hit me!ReplyCancel

I know this is not original but my most favorite is the The Notebook. It’s truly a picture of true love and commitment from beginning to end. I can identify so much down to the potential of Alzheimers that it was the source of one of my goals that I listed with you- to write our own family history to be used and cherished by each member of my family that is their desire.ReplyCancel

I haven’t watched it yet but I think I’ll be crying when I see Forgetful Not Forgotten, a documentary film about how a family deals with the early onset Alzheimer’s of the Dad. The trailer is setting me up for a cry.
Thanks.ReplyCancel

I have to agree with quite a few of the ladies when I say Steel Magnolias.
Thankyou for the encore and for sharing your creativity with us. You truly are an inspiration.ReplyCancel

Becca

W-H-A-T, did you say unclaimed…. My turn my turn (LOL)
I would have to say the movie that makes me cry would be Steel Magnolias.
Keep up the good work, I check your site sometimes 2-3 times during my breaks at work I find your work relaxing.

Thanks for sharingReplyCancel

Hi Becca
I would rather craft than watch Movies, but I really love the movie Lady in Red, how she comes off the street & cleans up so much to be a Lady.
Did I mention I cry at weddings & funerals! LOL
Thanks for another chance at the blog candi!
SheilaReplyCancel

Well I’m not much of a crier but I think I came pretty close in Ghost. Love that movie.

Too bad the other lady didn’t claim her prize but thanks for another chance.ReplyCancel

wow -what a nice giveaway-well I def. have to say BEACHES-gets me every time-and some scenes from forrest gump-thanks again!ReplyCancel

I absolutely love your blog…I love everything you do. My movie would have to be Pearl Harbor…I just loved the movie….
So glad to have a chance on winning your give away…thanks so much.ReplyCancel

“The Way We Were”….Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford. An old classic, but can still make me cry! I would love to win and really enjoyed looking at some of the comments. Lots of good tearjerkers out there.ReplyCancel

Encore, encore! Believe it or not, I cried at “The Blind Side” – what a wonderful story, made even better by the fact it is based on a true story. It made me cheer for the Ravens this year, and that was a first. I have a lot of favorite tear jerkers, but this is my most recent favorite. Will share more in the days ahead. Once again, Becca, thanks for inspiring us with your talent, and for inspiring us to share our cherished movie memories. Till tomorrow………ReplyCancel

There are several, this one is # 1…..Imitation of Life..ReplyCancel

I’ve watched many movies and the ones that are real tear jerkers involve animals. ie: Born Free, Marley & Me, Old Yeller. Couldn’t stop crying for a long time and even the memories of those good stories bring out the tears again. The unconditional love and devotion of our four legged family members helps make life beautiful yet so heart breaking when their time comes. There’s a reason we’re all here…..we’re truly blessed.ReplyCancel

I think the Passion of Christ, Ghost, The Notebook…I love all your work,Becca, it’s so great…
Denise TrottierReplyCancel

Love everything you do, and thank you so much for your tutorials and great presentation – basically your sharing of your work. Any number of movies make me cry – if it has an uplifting moment I cry more than sad ones (possibly because I avoid sad movies – they always make me cry). Shawshank Redemption is a movie with sad moments, but alos uplifting ones where overwhelming odds are overcome.ReplyCancel

oh becca you are so SWEET

well funny thing is I loved bucket list I saw it on a plane trip to Trinidad and Tobago and I was crying the entire flight

thanks love all your cards I am not an advanced card maker so sometimes I would love easy full detail on how to make the card for us beginniners thanks
colleenReplyCancel

I am so excited to be part of the Blog Candy give away. I’m realtively new to all this. As I stopped by to see your masterpieces I was moved to leave a comment, I signed up for your blog spot emails and have tried to stop by everyday.. You were the first blog on which I left comment. I was rather intimidated. . .but I got over it. What a great sisterhood this is. In that vein, one of my favorite movies, and I can watch it over and over and I CRY every single time, is Steel Magnolias.ReplyCancel