Kid's movies that give you the feels

[Borealis]

"Now, you listen to me, James Hawkins!"

 

[Azure-Yuki]

Land Before Time. That movie should come with anti-depressants.

 

[Queen Cuppy]

I cried so hard when Littlefoot's mom died

 

[Azure-Yuki]

I cried so hard when Littlefoot's mom died

I know. T.T I was raised by only my mom and my older sister, so the thought of losing my mom was terrible.

 

[FurryMom]

The first Goofy movie, where he goes on a trip with Max.

 

[missnotsoinnocent]

Definitely Fox and the Hound, Lion King and surprisingly Princess and the Frog.... every time.

Ax

 

[Queen of hearts]

Frozen 2 makes me emotional, I’ve watched it three times. Land before time where little foot loses his mom would probably get to me more now then it did when I was a kid.

 

[The8thVirtue]

I mean it’s got to be ‘UP’, right?!? The beginning is a straight gut shot

 

[Queen of hearts]

Up is definitely a sad one too, I only watched it once.

 

[LrdKaGoroth]

The Neverending Story.
When Atreyu losses Artax to the swamp of sadness....holy shit that breaks me every time.

 

[AlluringSinner]

Inside Out, Wall-E and Iron Giant.

 

[Helson]

Treasure Planet.

" Look at you! Glowing like a solar fire. You're something special, Jim. You're gonna rattle the stars, you are! "

- John Silver

 

[Fadelithe]

I know it's obvious but the scene in The Lion King always makes me sad. Wall-E also makes me feel the feelings...

 

[Lady Vanki]

Ratatouille gets me.

 

[Lenna]

Inside Out had a definite few moments

 

[DreamingDaniel]

The land before time.

 

[GamerGuy]

The Lion King certainly.

 

[Rainy Summer Days]

The Iron Giant and The Lion Ling, hands down.

 

[Pokelover13]

The one that immediately comes to mind for me is Mewtwo Strikes Back, the first Pokemon movie. I don't care how old I get or how long it's been since I've seen it, but Pikachu refusing to fight the clone Pikachu always get me tearing up.

I also gotta agree with the people saying UP.

 

[Maze]

The Land Before Time.

 

[Sheane]

Iron Giant, Inside out, The Lion King, but Dumbo definitely takes the cake

 

[Gym Rat]

I can't believe nobody's mentioned Charlotte's Web yet. (The 1973 animated version)

I used to volunteer for a literacy program, where I would go to a school once a week and have one-on-one reading time with a couple of kids who needed extra attention. I read Charlotte's Web out loud with one of them, and I had to struggle to hold it together over the last few pages.

 

[Quantum]

Up. Toy Story 3.

And Inside Out will get me. Every. Single. Time.