GUYS: What movies have you cried in?

[movieguy1021]

I'm ashamed to say mine:

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

At the end it's just so touching...

[Damned Martian]

Grave of the Fireflies
Life is Beautiful


But i've been near to cry quite often (The Sweet Hereafter, Mulholland Dr, The Truman Show, A Perfect World, etc)

[Folco]

Many. The most, probably, was in "Dancer in the Dark". I also cried in "Matchstick Men", when we discover the final twist (great movie). Most recently was "Blue Velvet", when Isabella's character meets her son again in the end; I don't know why, but I got tear eyed.

Others: The Sacrifice, City Lights, Close Up, etc.

[FeverDog420]

Field of Dreams. Every single time. I'm an uncontrollable crybaby during the final scenes.

[VicVega]

The GREEN Mile

[flowrchild]

Don't ask SLAW this question. He will take up about 3 pages of the thread listing movies ;):p

[Indiana Sev]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
Field of Dreams. Every single time. I'm an uncontrollable crybaby during the final scenes.

Join the club.

Last time I watched it, other scenes starting getting to me as well. The scene where Frank Whaley has to cross out of the field to help Gaby Hoffman and then Liotta's remark to him afterwards. :( And the last five minutes, forget about it, waterfalls!!!! :p

Don't get me started on Field of Dreams. One of my all-time favorite films.

[Jon Lyrik]

The Green Mile.

Batman & Robin (literally. I never before cried because of the sheer pain I was experiencing while watching an awful film).

Nearly did while watching Schindler's List

[Scarface98.9]

The first time I watched the end of The Green Mile.

The Fox and the Hound

[ANavissi500]

My Girl
Stepmom
Wit (on two separate occassions)
Monsters, Inc.
kind of sort of in Braveheart

[the saw is family]

the green mile
sick:the life and death of bob flannagan supermasochist towards the end i was balling like a damn baby.
about schmidt
in the bedroom-the scene where matt fowlers friend says the poem at their card game, once again crying like a bitch.
i know this is almost a cliche but it gets to me-bryans song

[Saruman]

I got teary eyed at the end of Mask. Of Mice and Men touched me as well.

[NormanBates]

Many, many.

But most recently, Waking the Dead.

My God. What a movie.

[Briare Rabbit]

In tears? Forrest Gump, Titanic, The Elephant Man, The Deer Hunter, Ordinary People, My Girl, Out of Africa. Oh and Seargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ;)

[morpheus23]

I'll admitt it I cried at the end of Titanic and most recently in About Schmidt, that is such a sad movie!

Well i just finish watching Monster and let me tell you is one of the saddest movies i ever seen, and it makes it sadder because it was based on a true story. The scene where Aileen says goobye to Shelly got me crying like a baby!

[Gone in 60sec]

Spoiler I cried in Hardball when G-baby died and at the mass when coach O' Connar is talking End Spoiler**** and i think i got teary eyed in Mystic River when SPOILER the girls b/f found out that she died and that it was his brother who killer her and that he wasn't mute that whole sene END SPOILER**** and there probaly others

[Raoul Duke]

Cried:

Forrest Gump. Near the end when ***SPOILER*** Forrest is at Jenny's grave ***END SPOILER***.


Teary Eyed:

Near the end of Adaptation.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

[bankholdup]

Cried:
The Deer Hunter
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

Teary-eyed:
Field of Dreams
Requiem For A Dream

[LedFloyd]

When I saw MY DOG SKIP at 10 or 11 years old (it came out in 2000, I believe), I cried in the theatre for the first (and so far last) time in my life.
Most recently I broke down watching ET.
Those are the only two.

[Tom Samborski]

I almost cried at the end of Planes, Trains, And Automobiles and It Came From The Sky.

[BorderEevilIII]

the obvious Moulin Rouge
A Walk To Remember.....haaay the truth about Mandy Moore took me by suprise

[Golden Badtz]

A.I: Artificial Inteligence

The Shawshank Redemption

[jackson13]

I cried a little at 'xXx'. I just couldnt believe I wasted my hard earned money on such a piece of shit film. Same with 'Dickie Roberts'.


Movies that I cried during, because I was actually sad though, are:

Pay it Forward (spoiler - everytime I see it, at the end with him dying and then all the people coming to the house to pay thier respects)
Patch Adams (spoiler - when he is at Monica Potters funeral and cries on the coffin)
Angus (spoiler - when his grandpa dies and then he goes to the park and lays the chess piece down)


There are others, I just cant think of them right now.

[blankpage]

Well, I can be quite the pussy, here are just a few....


~E.T.
~Fearless
~Midnight Cowboy
~Mystic River
~The Green Mile
~A.I.
~Magnolia
~Ordinary People
~Moulin Rouge!
~Carlito's Way

[scottish-movie-freak]

The Fox And The Hound- Thee big one, I was watching it one day and my parents came in to find me in tears. Gawd, it was so humiliating.

My Dog Skip- At the cinema, surrounded by little kids who weren't paying attention to the screen. I cried like a baby, the adults in the cinema must have thought it was one of the annoying kids.

Bowling For Columbine- The "what a wonderful world" sequence...'Speaks for itself.

The Magdalene Sisters- Just the opening when SPOILERS (highlight to read):



Rose had her baby taken away from her. I may not like kids but that was truly heart wrenching.

Edward Scissorhands- One of my favouite films which always manages to make me cry.

The Virgin Suicides- Another of my favourite films, the part when they play music down the phone. So touching.





I have cried at many more but I think I've humiliated myself enough for one day.

[randythetool]

About three days ago, "Saving Private Ryan."

When it comes to token masculinity and not crying at movies, I fail horribly. Usually at least one movie every year puts me in tears.

[Slim]

I have never watched a movie and cried. Is there something wrong with me? Hmm. Probably...

[MacReady]

Originally posted by Slim
I have never watched a movie and cried. Is there something wrong with me? Hmm. Probably...

Not really. I remember when I was a little kid there were a few movies that made me cry but I haven't cried in many years.

[A.J. Hakari]

The montage describing American involvement in worldwide violence in BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE. Gets me every time.

[BorderEevilIII]

http://www.jonathan-dilas.de/moviepics/frequency.jpg

I ALWAYS get emotional on this movie.

[Duke Nukem]

Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Fransisco (or something) - I'm a dog person, so the only thing that truly upsets me in a movie is the mistreatment of dogs. When the one dog told its story about its mistrust of humans, I found myself tearing through practicially the rest of the movie and on the way out of the theater when it was over.

[Lynn Minmei]

I nearly let myself cry after I saw the end of MANON DES SOURCES in my film class a few years back, but I managed to control myself and get by. Probably because the first thing I heard after the film shut off was "THAT FILM SUCKED!"

[chinton]

Life is Beautiful

American Beauty


Magnolia- I cant really explain this. Something about this film touched me ina deep way. i was emotionally devastated afterwards.

[Erin123]

Is this thread only for guys?

Oh well...I'm a girl...and here are the movies that I've cried in :p

E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Ghost
Life is Beautiful
The Shawshank Redemption
The Power of One
Forrest Gump
City of Angels (don't shoot me)
The Lion King
Dead Poets Society
The English Patient
Snow Falling on Cedars
Truly Madly Deeply

Well, aren't I quite the cry baby then??? :rolleyes:

[Squid Vicious]

I can't say I've ever actually cried during any movie, but I did come pretty damn close to it at the end of Schindler's List.

[T-1000]

Saving Private Ryan
T2

[one_crow_sorrow]

I can't remember any movies that I've actually cried during, but I got teary eyed during Taxi Driver when Travis is talking on the phone to Betsy and in The Godfather Part II when Fredo is telling Michael's son about how they're going to go fishing the next day when you already know that he's going to be killed.

[Raw Chili]

My Dog Skip, I started watching it one night and it just got me thinking of the dog I use to have for 12 years but is no longer around, I broke down pretty bad.

[PapaJupe2k]

I tear up when James Caan finally dies of cancer in Brian's Song.

I'm a wuss I guess.:)

[jackson13]

Ok, I also cried during:

Simon Birch
What Dreams May Come
E.T.

[Annie Hall]

I'm not a dude, but...I...uh...yeah...

Dancer in the Dark
Moulin Rouge!
Dead Poets Society
Léon
American History X
Titanic (shhhhh)

I would've cried in Ordinary People, but that flick just left me so cold and utterly depressed, I couldn't muster it.

[NuclearMisfit]

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[jolanar]

A few that come to mind...

What Dreams May Come (YOUR NOT HUMAN IF YOU DON'T ATLEAST GET A TEAR HERE)

The Sixth Man (Oddly enough by the wayans brothers)

I cried in Planes Trains and Automobile, but I was a lot younger then and tears came alot easier.

[RicochetShaw]

Quite a few, here are some:

A.I. - on the second viewing
The Shawshank Redemption - cried like a baby, quite embarassing
Ordinary People
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Milo & Otis
Dead Poet's Society
Forrest Gump
American History X

And maybe Requiem for a Dream, but I can't remember.



Hmm, I think I'm forgetting some....

[Shakamaker]

E.T. - cried a river.
Dot And The Kangaroo - I hate cruelty to animals. Nothing else comes close. Tears of anger mixed with tears of sadness.
Clash Of The Titans - scared the fuck out of me when I was a kid.
Whale Rider - blubbering.
The Natural - just welled up a bit at the climax on first-time view.
Deat Poets Society - likewise.

[Hannibal21]

Central Station
Grave of the Fireflies
Titanic
Moulin Rouge!
E.T. (it's just impossible for me to NOT cry at the end of this movie)
Radio Flyer
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Fox and the Hound
Milo & Otis
Schindler's List
Waterloo Bridge
An Affair to Remember
Love Story
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Ghost
Beauty and the Beast
To Live
The Ice Storm
American Beauty
Set it Off
The Sixth Sense (the first few times only)
Terminator II: Judgment Day
Midnight Cowboy
City Lights
Willard
The Deer Hunter
etc. etc. etc.

[jaymx]

The Shawshank Redemption

Green Mile

I cry like the preverbial girl during these blubberfests!!

[Doc Holliday]

i am not much of a crier.

But the one movie that gets me every time is Braveheart. The closing scene is way too much for me to take. Just like a little damn baby.

[Valentyne]

The last movie I actually cried to was years and years ago when I was really young, it was E.T.

[tbone]

Frequency and Turner and Hooch

[Folco]

Originally posted by jolanar
What Dreams May Come (YOUR NOT HUMAN IF YOU DON'T ATLEAST GET A TEAR HERE)

I laughed my ass off the whole way through, does that count?

[MacReady]

Althought I didn't cry, I got close to in The Fly.

[syxxpac]

Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines, Fellowship Of The Ring are three off the top of my head that have gotten me a tad misty eyed in several key scenes.

[spacemonkey]

Braveheart - The ending really got to me.

Schindlers List- I cried about three times during the whole thing!

Dead Man Walking - No matter how evil Sean Penn was, I cried at the end.

Lucas - When the Goonie girl rejected Lucas's kiss I was weeping (this was when I was like 11 years old)

Hope Floats - When the little girl wants to go with her dad and his rejecting her telling her to stay with Sandra Bullock...oh my god that scene made me cry like a magdalena.

Donnie Darko - The talk he has with the shrink about not being alone, damn that got me a little teary eyed.

[Damned Martian]

Originally posted by jolanar
What Dreams May Come (YOUR NOT HUMAN IF YOU DON'T ATLEAST GET A TEAR HERE) Thank God I'm a martian! :D

[The 8 Ball]

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring

Requiem For A Dream

Grave of The Fireflies

Metropolis

A.I.

Happy Times

Shanghai Triad

Ashes of Time

Yi-Yi AKA A One and A Two

Magnolia

[movieguy1021]

I remember getting emotional (although not enough to cry) at the end of City Slickers: those cows trusted us!

[Luke-Abbott]

I always cry whenever I see this movie, but not because its a great movie (which it is don't get me wrong) but because, well its a little personal...so I guess I'll say it just reminds me of someone :)

The movie is:

http://www.dvd.hu/images/film/armageddon.jpg

Every damn time I see this, towards the end and when Aerosmiths song (I don't wanna miss a thing) kicks in. Every chuffin' time it gets me, its so beautiful.

[Duke Nukem]

Originally posted by MacReady
Althought I didn't cry, I got close to in The Fly.

I just watched that movie last night and came close. I know what you mean.

[A Canadian ThereWolf]

Old Yeller, every single time I watch it.
Even to this day. :(

[Folco]

Also, Plan 9 From Outer Space.

[Avid_Fan]

Armageddon. .

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When Bruce Willis decides to take his own life so Liv and Ben can be together.
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And also Magnolia. . .beautiful film.

[jolanar]

Yah I cried in armageddon too.

[Hucksta G]

I've only ever gotten teary eyed. Sometimes becasue the movie is sad or other times because its so nice.

Donnie Darko
American Beauty
Almost Famous
The Fellowship of the Ring
Schindler's List
The Two Towers
Vanilla Sky
American History X
Saving Private Ryan
Jerry Maguire
Road to Perdition
Gladiator
Life As A House
The Deer Hunter
Magnolia
Dances with Wolves
The Green Mile
Glory
Braveheart
October Sky

The list could go on.......................

[Dignan]

Dead Poet's Society
Donnie Darko
American History X
Fellowship of the Ring
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Life is Beautiful


I'm such a big vagina. I'll post more when I think of em'.

[quoth_the_raven]

I'm a total wuss, i cry at the drop of a hat..



The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
Schindlers List
LOTR-FOTR
Saving Private Ryan
AI
Braveheart
Forrest Gump



theres more, but that seems plenty to be going on with. I did, however, spend most of Titanic laughing at the wrong moments. such as when the guy falls and bonks off the propellor. that, for me, is one of the funniest moments in the history of cinema and one of the few good points about shite-anic

[arby19]

Requiem for a Dream. The last half hour, when you see everything going from very bad to absolutly horrible for Harry, Sarah, Marion, and Tyrone, I got teary. I broke down when Jared Leto is lying in the hospital bed with one arm

[LeftyRuggiero]

john Q

and

the hurricane




josh

[Grebdron]

I can't stop myself from crying during the invasion scene in Saving Private Ryan. It's just too real.

War is hell.

[m ali]

forrest gump
The green mile
I am sam
cast away
phildapheia

[BorderEevilIII]

*SPOILERS*



http://www.fast-rewind.com/abyss1.jpg
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio was freaking out on Ed Harris and when he finally came back.

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When Dempsey's plan blows up on him and everyone shuns him.

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Pretty much any scene in Color Purple.

http://www.fast-rewind.com/dangerousliaisons1.jpg
The ending and really feeling sorry for Close's character but then again she deserved what she got.

http://www.fast-rewind.com/deadpoets1.jpg
What Robert Sean Leonard Does

http://www.fast-rewind.com/et4.jpg
E.T. dying, the ending scene





END

[BorderEevilIII]

MORE PICS w/ SPOILERS


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Irene Cara was FORCED to take her top off in front of a camera. The sobbing was VERY believeable.

http://www.fast-rewind.com/flshdance2.jpg
The old lady that Jennifer visits she learns passed away.

http://www.fast-rewind.com/kkidii4.jpg
This scence. And the guy battling Macchio bitched slapped a girl earlier. That was not cool.:mad:

http://www.fast-rewind.com/somewhereintime3.jpg
What Reeves pulled out of his pocket. I was a mess after that scene. :(

http://www.fast-rewind.com/supermanii4.jpg
Reeves giving up his powers.


SPOILERS END

[BorderEevilIII]

*MORE & W/ SPOILERS*


http://www.tvguide.com/movies/dbpix/images/23030a.jpg
Debra Winger's character & the effects that leaves on family members & friends.

http://www.cinema-scene.com/images/gba/Brando95/priest-breakthroughmale.jpg
The ending of Priest

http://www.outsmartmagazine.com/issue/i04-02/imagesforarticles/2-BigEden.jpg
Arye Gross come out to his grandfather, a lot of emotional scenes.

http://www.popmatters.com/film/reviews/b/images/broken-hearts-club.jpg
John Mahoney dies, bickering & fighting moments



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[Shatter]

Originally posted by A Canadian ThereWolf
Old Yeller, every single time I watch it.
Even to this day. :(

I'm surprised you're the only one I saw so far mention this. For me it has to be the scene in Highlander when Heather dies. With "Who Wants To Live Forever" playing in the background.

[Indy in IN]

Remember the Titans.

The Hospital scene.

[jackson13]

Originally posted by NuclearMisfit

http://www.cyberkino.de/entertainment/kino/110/110127bp.jpg


I watched this yesterday and cried like a fucking baby. It wasnt even crying it was downright sobbing. My bottom lip was even doing the thupthupthup thing. That was the hardest I've cried in a long time. I dont know why but everything just really got to me.

[crazezra]

Grave of the Fireflies...tried covering it...didn't work...i was pouring

[Invincible]

Many films, the two I remember most is

Gladiator, Armageddon & T2

[Grebdron]

Originally posted by Invincible
Many films, the two I remember most is

(1)Gladiator, (2)Armageddon & (3)T2

Yep. Those two are bad.;)

[JCR]

I only ever cried at 1 movie: Bladerunner. "Time to die"- it just struck me as sad.

Oh and I thought Spielberg was trying far too hard to get tears from the audience at the end of Schindlers. The ending was too much, it just reduced the impact of the film imo

[mattjk_17]

I admit it...

Titanic!

as well as:

The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring
ET
Gladiator
Saving Private Ryan

[HeavyK]

The end of Braveheart brings me to tears everytime i watch.

[someguy]

I have never "cried" so to say. More teary eyed or lump in throat. I push the crap back as much as possible. Examples(SPOILERS):

Secretary: One of the only times I was like that with joy. Just how she was naked and going on about how she finally felt beautiful was nice. I didn't even care that she was naked. Just a great moment.

Requiem For A Dream: I didn't get teary eyed or anything like the sort. I was sad but I the ending was so powerful it was like being smacked in the face suddenly.

Pumpkin: I don't know why I was sad. I just was. It was the scene where Ricci leaves everything and you see Pumpkin looking for her and they had to tell him that she left.

Rules of Attraction: That bathtub scene. If you've seen it you'll know what I mean.

[blankpage]

~The Pianist
~Pumpkin
~Red Beard
~Saving Private Ryan
~Diner (slightly)
~On the Waterfront
~A Streetcar Named Desire
~Schindler's List
~Pay it Forward
~Lost in Translation


I hope they're some women that like sensitve men, because I'm one of them. :(

[Oscar_Chip]

-E.T., The flying bicycle scene gets me everytime. Its like a childhood fantasy come true.
-The Color Purple
-Grave of the Fireflies
-Life is Beautiful
-Field of Dreams, Who wouldn't want a second chance of starting over with your father
-City Lights
-Whale Rider
-Skins, really hit home
-Schindler's List
-The Hurricane
-Terms of Endearment
-Antwone Fisher
-Do The Right Thing
and
-Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird, I was about 5 when I saw it
AND
after experiencing the horror first hand, practically any war film from the present like Black Hawk Down going as far back as Platoon

[MonkeyGoat]

I hardley cry during movies. I mean it's like I have no soul. But four movies have gotten the better of me.

Now, I never cried when Mufasa died in the Lion King, and I've seen it millions of times. But the last time it got me, but only teary eyed, not weeping.

Edward Scissorhands- when the inventor dies, it's sad because I'm the world's biggest Vincent Price fan and it makes me sad to see him die, and poor Edward too.

Armagedon- I watched it early in the morning, I was sleep deprived, don't judge me.

Man in the Iron mask- it never go to me before, but after I read the Three Musketeers, I got so attached to the characters that the way they killed D'Artagnan mad me sob like he was my lover. To this day I don't understand why.

[Rated R]

Well I guess I am the only one who loses it when they watch Awakenings. It is the only movie that I have cried at every damn time I watch it. I bawl like a baby...I have no idea what comes over me...I'll have to watch it again to see if I hold true.

[Annie Hall]

Originally posted by Rated R
Well I guess I am the only one who loses it when they watch Awakenings. It is the only movie that I have cried at every damn time I watch it. I bawl like a baby...I have no idea what comes over me...I'll have to watch it again to see if I hold true.

Good one, that gets me a bit too. Very sad and, as much as I hate to use the word, "touching"

[Saruman]

E.T. almost made me cry yesterday.

[Ed]

My Dog Skip

[TheAxeGrinder]

The ending to Gladiator made me cry.

[Squid Vicious]

I also got teary-eyed when Tom Hanks lost Wilson in Castaway.

Seriously.

[Unicron]

A.I - When David gets dumped in the Forest (hits home)

Fried Green Tomatoes

The Sixth Sense - When Cole and his mother is in the car and he tells her about her mother.

[Sigur509]

...

[Vicious]

Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
The Green Mile.

Batman & Robin (literally. I never before cried because of the sheer pain I was experiencing while watching an awful film).

Nearly did while watching Schindler's List

sooo true about batman and robin :D


ive cried to sooo many movies cant even count anymore most recently was this movie called "Together" but to name a couple saving private ryan(actualy ALOT of tom hanks movies)

cant think of any more but i know ive cried to alot of them starting to think im soft or somthing

[Batgirl1979]

Disney movies get me everytime, how can they not tramatize kids?
I am Sam
Sixth Sense
Stephen King's The Stand
The Crow
Braveheart
Armeggeddon
Ghost
The life of David Gale (I know I know-was depressed that day)
Rules of Attraction
Gladiator
Requiem for a dream

Also

During the end of Titanic I was crying so hard that a lady five seats down from me passed along kleenex! lol.

[dillhead005]

The Trueman show. I dont know what it was but you just feel so fucking bad for Jim Carrey.

[jolanar]

Yah I teared up in the Truman Show too. Your whole life being a lie, all your friends and family were lies, everything they ever said to you they never meant and they were just acting.!!!1 So sad!

[CyclicNightmare]

I can't believe no one has mentioned it, but I cried during Love Actually. Many times. Not sobbing, but I teared up pretty good. So well done.

[BorderEevilIII]

* MORE SPOILERS * :(

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000000OF2.01._PE_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg
The ending scene when Bridges was giving up & Scott Wolf was NOT gonna let him. I just watched this movie again and when Wolf got into his face, whooo boy the waterworks in my eyes were goin.:(

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-Chris O'Donnell making a decision. Risk killing himself & his sister or cutting loose his father.

-Wondering if Chris is gonna make it to his sister played by Robin Tunney

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The letter Nicholson reads from his sponsered child at the end of the movie

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Grant looking at the video tape of his daughter

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Patrick Stewart excuses himself from Steven Weber & finds him crying

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00000JCC3.01._PE_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg
Tori Spelling rants off in a huff & Christian Campbell (what happen to this dude?) runs off after her & finds her crying as they talk





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[BorderEevilIII]

*MORE SPOILERS PT 2*

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000000VVL.01._PE_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg
The Ending, seeing the bad news told to the family

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A car crashes into Kyra Sedgewick & Campbell Scott as they drive across an intersection. Sedgewick asks Scott if he ok and then she goes out.

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Tom reuniting w/ his son in New York

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Other than Demi's dance number to Annie Lennox, NUFF SAID

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At the end when Julia Stiles gives her speech in class & the cam looks directly at Heath Ledgers reaction



* END*

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by Sigur509
SPOILER FOR CAST AWAY

When wilson floats away at the end, always gets me.

Oh yeah. I felt pathetic afterwards crying, though. But it is strangely sad.

Too bad inanimate objects can't get Oscar nominations.

[BarryEgan]

There has honestly only been one movie that has such such a profound emotional impact on me, and that was Punch-Drunk Love...When I saw it in the theater I was trying as hard as hell to fight back the lump in my throat, and the tears in my eyes...Because guys you know how it's against our nature to let any emotion out...And if we do, we deserve a swift kick to the gnards. But the combination of Sandler's subtle and sad performance and the writing and direction of P.T.Anderson all at once made me realize that someone else out there understands what I personally go through from time to time myself, and has put it up there on screen, and then once Barry starts redeeming himself through the love of Lena, there were small tears streaming down my cheeks. To this day I have watched the movie about 10 times, and each time I get something more out of it, and I still have a emotional response, depending on what sort of mood I am in. I still haven't seen a movie other then PDL that really has hit me that hard before or after that.

[rupert pupkin]

for happiness....sadness....humour and sheer poignancy

i always weep thru muriels wedding...start to bloody finish

[Chris411]

Gladiator's ending got me choked up, and had no one else been watching it with me i may have shed a tear or two.

[Erin123]

Originally posted by rupert pupkin
for happiness....sadness....humour and sheer poignancy

i always weep thru muriels wedding...start to bloody finish

Me too! An absolute gem on an Aussie flick! Good to see it getting some overseas credit too ;)

[gspawn]

First forum post ever. Sweet.

Most tears...
-Lord of the Rings pt1 - Yes, the scene where Frodo saves Samwise in the River. Still gets me every time.
-The Last Samurai - I'm with JoBlo on this one. I would have been broken-down sobbing if I hadn't been "out with the guys".

Times I came close...
-American Beauty
-Raising Arizona - I was young (10? Am 20 now) when I saw this the first time and that last scene got me. Probably still would.

[Fraenkl]

Titanic

The scene where the band is saying goodbye, but desides to stay. They start playing and you see a lot of people trapped. In one shot you see an old couple lying in bed with the water flooding all around them. Everytime I see this scene, it gets me... I just can't help it. The tought that it happened for real just gets me everytime...

[darkface]

Tears have fallen in...
Titanic
Armegeddon
American Beauty
Requeim for a dream
Saving Private Ryan
Matrix Revolutions

the i've cried the most in...
Gladiator
The Last Samurai

I'm sure there are more, just can't think of them right now... but i tend to get emotional sometimes at movies, which is why i love movies so much!

[Jerichoke]

Never actually cried, only 2 films nearly cried in and they are Forrest Gump (you know the part if you've seen it) and the dog bit in Mice and Men

[gspawn]

Ah yes, I cried during Gump.
As should everyone.

[Shockwave]

Aww hell, i cant post that many. I tear up easy.

Heres the prime offenders-

Donnie Darko
The Last Samuri
FOTR

The one that gets me everytime however is- FEILD OF DREAMS

[idealdiscountdude]

The four movies that make me cry every time I see them:

E.T
Bambi
Old Yeller
and
The Color Purple

E.T, Bambi, and Old Yeller for obvious reasons. A couple of months ago my girlfriend and I re-watched The Color Purple and for the last 30 minutes of the movie I cried like a baby. I had to turn my head away from her because I was so embarassed. I cried harder than she did......LOL

Other movies that made me cry when I first saw them:
The Green Mile
Life As A House
Set It Off
Titanic
The Pianist

Of 2003 releases The Magdalene Sisters got me choked up but I didn't cry.

[chinton]

recently Last Samuari




But after Life IS Beautiful I sobbed for fifteen minutes. Ten minutes after American beauty and Magnolia

[Arathon]

None! The only one that got me close was I am Sam. Perhaps ROTK will bring me to tears. I'll keep u guys updated on that after I see it.

[Lynn Minmei]

Originally posted by Arathon
Perhaps ROTK will bring me to tears. I'll keep u guys updated on that after I see it.

One of the reviewers on AICN said that he was nearly crying every second of the film (Exaggerating, obviously). It should at least make you feel sad.

[Oscar_Chip]

Hey has anyone checked out Entertainment Weekly's recent 50 greatest tearjerkers of all time? Some interesting picks. Just to let you all know.

[HHH123007]

I always cry during the end of Forrest Gump....then I feel like a pussy.

[ToRontoRon]

What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

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When DiCaprio's mentally challenged character walks into the obese mother's bedroom and then finally realizes that she's dead. First of all, her character and her situation is sad enough, but she was everything to that boy. That's the most heartbreaking scene I've ever seen. *sob*:(

[Jason Vorhees]

o wow I just made a thread about this. sorry..

Forrest Gump and 8 crazy nights

[Jerk Shapiro]

Some flicks that've brought me to, or very close to, tears.

The Green Mile
Saving Private Ryan
Cast Away (The losing of Wilson)
Homeward Bound (Really!)
E.T
Braveheart

[FeverDog420]

As I wrote in the TV forum, there are now two films that have made me cry: Field of Dreams and Angels in America.

[mattjk_17]

*sigh* Return of The King

Yeah, I admit it, certain parts were very emotional. I er... did have to hold back a tear or two towards the end. It was so damn beautiful!

(I did hear whimpers from other people in the audience and a lot of sniffing from others, but maybe they had colds ;))

[Friggin Jawas]

Shoot i am a sensitive guy (to all ladies reading this thread ;) ) and I've been either misty-eyed or cried in : Titanic, Fearless, A Beautiful Mind, Mystic River, Cast Away, Of Mice and Men (I was in school for that one too), and Frequency.
Now that's just a few lol I may be watching Lifetime sometime if nothings on tv and cry during those so... yea

[areyoubeingserved]

I have a soft spot (in that, I mean my tear ducts) for the end of Parenthood. I know it's wrong, but it's when the Granma smokes the ciagar... and then when she holds the baby. Thoughts of mortality in a Steve Martin film that isn't Roxanne... who woulda thought?

[the movie guy]

Has anyone mentioned...

Love Actually

???

I cried about nine times during that movie.

(Of course, I'm single and I watched it alone on Thanksgiving, so that may be why...) :(

Others have been:

Phenomenon
About Schmidt
Cast Away
The Shawshank Redemption
Shallow Hal (I don't know why. I'm not even fat or anything.)
Jerry Maguire
Requiem for a Dream

and more! :D

[Nachokoolaid]

Braveheart and Fellowship of the Ring.

FREEDOM!!!!

[gyro_44]

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King..... several times.

And.... uh... well.... hmmm.... ok, ok... Titanic.

[MickeyKnox]

The Deer Hunter
Heat
Grave of the Fireflies
Schindler's List
Sid and Nancy
Saving Private Ryan
Requiem For A Dream
Road to Perdition
American Beauty
Stand By Me

[Sigur509]

Updated List:)

Vanilla Sky
The Royal Tenenbaums
Magnolia
The Green Mile
Cast Away
Schindler's List
Jerry Maguire
Titanic

And just today:

The Return Of The King

When Sam tells Frodo, "I cant carry the ring, but I can carry you"

Gets me big time.

[BorderEevilIII]

http://www.icq.com/images/specials/action-heroes/images-cropped/superman.jpg

SPOILERS!-SUPERMAN 1978









Reeves races to Margot Kidder at the same time an earthquake happens.
By the time he gets there, Kidder who was driving at the time her car falls into a gap created by the quake and desperately tries to get out but can't because the dirt is blocking her exit and burying her at the same time.
Reeve FINALLY shows up and lifts the car out of the ditch. And comforts Kidder and realizes that she has passed on.:confused: :mad: :(
But Reeves has trouble accepting her death.
He defies time by spinning around the earth to bring back Lois Lane in which works......












SPOILER END

[willem84]

Here it goes:

ET
AI
The Fellowship of the Ring
In America
The Eye
American Beauty
Heart and Soul (kid)
Dancer in the Dark
Edward Scissorhands
The Fox and the Hound (kid)
Shallow Hal (this is funny. I'm near aneorexic. We're talking as skinny as Angela Bettis here. but....i'm a guy lol. Tobey Mcguire before Spiderman lol)
I am Sam
Sixth Sense
(least proud of this but....) 2 Weeks Notice. Okay I was having realtionship problems and I easily related to Sandra Bullocks speech at the end lol
The Ewoks: Battle for Endor (was a kid)
Carrie
Kissing Jessica Stein
Mulholland Drive (okay so I'm a sap for Lesbo's, don't ask why)
Peter Pan (don't ask)
Big Fish
All the Real Girls


Okay is this sad or what but i have cried in some trailers almost (i.e. Big Fish) :-/ That score gets me every time.....

Okay. So I cry a lot. At the most ODD movies. Yes I've seen Titanic, yes I've seen The Green Mile, yes I have seen Forrest Gump. I DID not cry. It was totally obvious what was going to happen and there was too much build-up, also I usually cry in moments that are not typically sad (i.e. someone explains how beautiful life is and how much we take for granted or.....something amazing happens...not when someone dies), but I have on occasion cried then.

[Mike Wazowski]

Great Topic, but I could also go on forever. But I think "The Bridges of Madison County" was the greatest disaster in my book. I couldn't stop crying! But also: E.T., Moulin Rouge, Dancer in the Dark and Dogville (which is going to be released in 2004 in the States). All of them are great, but also really sad.

[wilykily]

I don't remember the last time I cried during a movie but,
Vanilla Sky almost got me to the point

[BorderEevilIII]

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SPOILERS!









In Roommates, the marriage of D.B. Sweeney & Julianne Moore seems like a happily ever after story, Julieanne is killed in a automobile accident.

Dad, lots of drama between Lemmon , Olympia Dukakis- Ted Danson. Movie strikes a nerve on a heart attack incident that happens to Lemmon and the eventual death of his character.










SPOILER END

[Grebdron]

Monster.

Charlize at the bus stop.

[superbeast 79]

I cried while watching...

green mile
the crow
return of the king
good will hunting

[MinimalistCouch]

Never actually cried, but the closest I've gone to it was while watching:

Ordinary People
Shawshank Redemption
About Schmidt

[Sad man]

The Hours
Central Do Brasil
Ponette
Titanic
Willard (So what?)
Whale Rider
Thirteen
My Name is Sam
Stepmom
Uptown Girls (Yes, as hard as it is to admit, I did cry. I'm very emotional lately and the friendship scenes made me really sad)
The Land Before Time (When I was a little kid)
Ghost World
Dancer in the Dark
A.I. (The goodbye scene)
Requiem for a Dream

and I'm sure I'm forgetting some...

[A.J. Hakari]

Originally posted by Sad man
Uptown Girls

Yeah, I cried at that one too...I started sobbing like mad once I realize I actually paid to see this "movie"...

[paradeus]

Great, my first post and I already confess my weak inside... okay here it goes:
I cry EVERY TIME I watch "Braveheart"... I don't know, I just can't help it... maybe it's Mel Gibson's "doggy"-eyes!
Sometimes there also shows a little tear watching the end of "Gladiator" and "Fools Rush In"...
And just recently I also let the water flow at the singing-part in "Magnolia"!
And it is as Edward Norton in "Fight Club" says always a really good feeling (I don't know the exact quote, cause I only watched it in German until now...)

[Kurri]

Bye Bye Love....hit home

[movieguy1021]

Originally posted by Sad man
Willard (So what?)


At what point did you cry? Scully the cat?

[Haddonfield]

21 Grams made me weep like a school kid who fell off his bike. Simply a heartbreaking movie.

[Backstabba]

GLAdiator....sorry....seriously...i did. But that was teary eyed...FOx and the hound....cried.

[VincentPrice]

Only movie to ever make me cry was A Perfect World.

[Bud_Fox]

I've cried in a lot of movies. The one movie that I have cried through the most is City of Angels. Right outta the gate, from the very start of the movie, *spoilers* when the little girl dies and Nick Cage asks her what her favorite thing was. And she replies "Pajama's" I'm teary-eyed just thinking of it.

Good call on Carlito's way...*spoilers* when he get's shot at the end...very moving, very...

[Rassman]

Field of dreams, the final scene...
It just gets to you.

peace

[The Other]

I rarely ever cry in movies. In fact, I don't, I just have gotten teary-eyed. I can only recall three, one of them came recently actually.

I totally "cried" at the end of LOST IN TRANSLATION. First of all, the movie just connected with me on so many different levels and then, I also found their friendship to be very believable and touching, so when they were parting at the end, I thought it was rather sad. So, I got a little teary-eyed.

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by movieguy1021
At what point did you cry? Scully the cat?

I don't know about Sad man, but I totally cried at that part, especially with "Ben" playing in the background. Also, the ending was absolutely heartbreaking. *sniff* :(

[Alecc Bracero]

SPOILERS*SPOILERS**SPOILERS***

The Godfather 3, when Pacino is just screaming with agony after his daughter is killed. Decades of sadness just pour out of him while he' screaming. All we hear is the music and just see that he's screaming, and then we hear him scream one last time. That last time, fucking heartbreaking!!!

Mystic River, pretty much every scene with Sean Penn. At the crime scene, "IS THAT MY DAUGHTER IN THERE?!", on the balcony with Tim Robbins, when it finally hits him that his daughter is never coming back, and at the funeral home when he lays the dress on his daughter as she lies on the table.

There's plenty more, I'll get back to you. MAH!!!!!!!!!!

[resdawg]

Smoke Signals ~ at the end when Thomas was talking about forgiving Fathers.

Sling Blade ~ when Carl was talkin to Vaugn near the end and when he was talkin to the kid and gave him his books and the book mark said " You'll be happy" or " you will be happy"

[Oscar_Chip]

I gotta add another one. This past week I had seen In America. It really got me...GREAT movie.

[Lynn Minmei]

Big Fish got me.

I literally cried at the ending because of how brilliant it was, nevermind how sad I may have been.

Yeah, I'm cool like that.

[ANavissi500]

I just came really really close in Big Fish AND In America.

Meanwhile a scene in Monster had me jump out of my chair.

[Basco]

Shawshank Redemption ending
Schindler's List when Schindler is emotional because he thinks he didnt save enough
Green Mile, anyone who saw it will know when
Mystic River, when, well dingostyle already said it
At My Dog skip when I saw it awhile ago

And very close at the end of Big Fish

[dctjamesj33]

The only movie ive ever cried in was THE PATRIOT. That whole seen with the little girl goin "Oh Daddy, ill say anthing!" made me tear up a little. It was emotional.

[resdawg]

Last night I watched Shawshank Redemption for the first time, and the ending brought a tear to my eye and a lump in my throat.

[The Rob]

Originally posted by resdawg
Last night I watched Shawshank Redemption for the first time, and the ending brought a tear to my eye and a lump in my throat.

A lot of movies get me teary eyed,

Shawshank
Forest Gump
Beyond the mat
Green Mile
Castaway
Rocky 3
etc

But one that had me FIGHTING back tears was The Passion of the Christ.....It was brutal, half the theater was sobbing.

[Tayzlor]

Originally posted by Squid Vicious
I also got teary-eyed when Tom Hanks lost Wilson in Castaway.

Seriously.

My main argument on why Tom Hanks should have won the Oscar in 2001. For making us care so much about a volleyball.

I cried uncontrollably at the end of About Schmidt and Lost In Translation. I could relate to them.

[fevers]

Originally posted by Damned Martian
Grave of the Fireflies
Life is Beautiful


But i've been near to cry quite often (The Sweet Hereafter, Mulholland Dr, The Truman Show, A Perfect World, etc)



Grave of the Fireflies is probably the most touching and sad anime movies I have ever watched.

Others:

Adaptation
About Schmidt
Schindler's List
ROTK
Big Fish
Jack

[Oscar_Chip]

Again I add another film to the list of films that made my cry. I've seen The Passion of the Christ on two occasions and both times I've cried. Aside from the brutal violence, this film put into perspective something I live my life by and I felt sad that it took a movie to truly realize what Christ endured and what was portrayed wasn't even a fraction of what he went through.

[Alecc Bracero]

Dead Man Walking:
When they won't let Sean Penn's mother hug him for one last time, and he tells her not to cry as he fights back his tears.

Field of Dreams:
When Costner asks his dad to play a game of catch.

Jerry Maguire:
After Cuba Gooding Jr. does his victory dance and comes out of the locker room. He's finally getting all of the attention that he's wanted from the press and fans alike and all he's looking for is Tom Cruise, and when they see each other, they point at each other and then hug. I'm a big pussy, MAH!!!!

[Gunbuster]

Grave of the Fireflies
Whale Rider
Gunbuster (the final shot always bring a tear)
About Schmidt
Schindler's List
Lost in translation

And there are many many more that have had me close to crying.

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by Gunbuster
Lost in translation

Yes! The ending choked me up. :(

[Jamesadin]

Never really actually cried, but I have fought back tears in:

Gladiator (Its a wierd mix of a sad/happy ending. Its awesome)

Armageddon (Again, very sad, but at the very end, happy)

Forrest Gump (You all know ;) )

Black Hawk Down (Reflecting on those who died, and showing the caskets in the plane leaving Somalia, very touching)

More, I think, I just can't think of them right now.

[BorderEevilIII]

SPOILERS !



In Far From Heaven....


Julianne Moore covering the bruise when she meets her best friend played by Patricia Clarkson.
An item was dropped and Moore picks it up and when she stands back up Clarkson notices the bruise and asks her about it. Moore is reluctant to say and the look she gave made teary eyed. Whats worst she hurried off and started crying. :(

[MickeyKnox]

Forrest Gump
Leon:The Professional
Mystic River
The Last Temptation of Christ
American Beauty
Monster
The Passion of the Christ
Irreversible

[Shiny Demon]

The only movie that has made me physically cry in recent memory is the Crow, because the ending seems so right and it's so beautifully done. The first time I saw it, I wept like a little girl. It still chokes me up, especially that damn song at the end <sniffle-sniffle>.

Most of the time I don't cry at movies, although some move me very much emotionally.

"be you angels?"

[Raoul Duke]

I didn't bawl, but I teared up a little during Requiem For A Dream, when Sarah's friends seen what she had become and cried in eachother's arms outside the hospital.

[Joemovie]

The ending of A League Of Their Own always gets me...and I always feel like an ass that I'm crying from it...

I remember getting "misty" in the theater at the end of The Sixth Sense...

Yeah, My Dog Skip got me too...

But the most I've ever cried from a film had to be about a week ago, watching Whale Rider on DVD...I swear I cried for about the last 20 minutes of the movie...

[TheGodSon]

More recently, I cried like a baby in The Passion of the Christ.

[agentsands]

I love watching "While You Were Sleeping," and I always cry in the last 10 minutes! I know...kind of goofy!

[X-Nightcrawler]

I almost cry in "In America".

Augh . . . I revealed that!

[brodie]

dancer in the dark

[usuallysuspected]

I cried like a baby when I saw "My Girl", but I was like 6 or 7, and watching Maculy Culkin die was traumatizing, especially after the home alone craze. I almost teared up in Big Fish a few weeks ago as well, the father son stuff always strikes a chord with me.

[wrathdotd]

Black Hawk Down & Saving Private Ryan had me with tears in my eyes.

Also, one movie always gets me at one particular scene.
It's near the end of Backdraft when Kurt Russell is dying in the ambulance and he says to Baldwin what he always told him as a kid, "Who's your brother?"

Aw man that part always makes me want to cry.

[p1phillips]

"Heart & Souls". The scene towards the end where Robert Downey and Kyra Sedgwick find it's too late to tie up her loose ends. It starts raining and she says she wishes she could just hold him....and the powers that be allow it. Very touching, and it always makes me tear up.

Recently, I Am Sam drew a few tears. Yeah, it was a bit manipulative, but it was heartfelt.

[Moosem216]

I'm sure there have been more since then, but the first two times I cried at a movie are strongest to me:

1)I saw Optimus Prime die in Transformers the movie for the first time

and

2) When I saw Mufasa die in the Lion King the first time.

Don't give me a hard time over lion king though; check my profile. I was like eight when it came out.

Since then... not sure. A few. Definitely in John Q when he's saying goodbye to his son. Am I the only person in the world who saw that movie? Meh.

[Moosem216]

Originally posted by Jerk Shapiro

Cast Away (The losing of Wilson)

Sorry to double post guys.. but yes! I felt like an idiot for crying over a volleyball, but when I saw Wilson sail away on the big screen, I was crying like a baby.

[one_crow_sorrow]

Requiem for a Dream. I just finished watching it for the first time. It is the first film that has actually made me cry.

[Psychocandy]

Well...just this afternoon Stanely Kubrick's stunning Paths Of Glory managed to squeeze a few tears out of me. It's the sort of movie that makes me sad and angry in almost equal measures.

[Gone in 60sec]

Originally posted by Moosem216
Since then... not sure. A few. Definitely in John Q when he's saying goodbye to his son. Am I the only person in the world who saw that movie? Meh.

I also saw John Q and got teary eyed and really liked it, 8.5/10.

[Gone in 60sec]

thought of some more movies:
The Last Samurai I got teary eyed
The Green Mile
Black Hawk Down
The end of Carlitos Way was kind of got me teary eyed

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by TheGodSon
More recently, I cried like a baby in The Passion of the Christ.

I got choked up when he was carrying the cross. :(

[HedwigX]

I cried my eyes out near the end of Return of the King.

"I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you!"

That always chokes me up. The loyalty of Sam and the way it's set up just made me cry like a baby.

[Nice Marmot]

Got teary eyed at the end of Big Fish.

[Nachokoolaid]

I've seen a lot of movies, and there's still not a movie that makes me cry like "Braveheart."

However, I did tear up many times in Fellowship of the Ring and Two Towers.

[The Engraved]

None. But I almost cried in Cast Away and House of Sand and Fog

[Hannibal21]

LOTR: ROTK is the movie I have cried the hardest in. It's mainly due to the friendship between Frodo and Sam, that really got to me (particularly Sam's beautiful speech while they're up the hills to Mordor).

[Avid_Fan]

The Passion Of The Christ

*Minor Spoilers*


When he was carrying the cross, and again when he was being nailed to the cross, and asking forgiveness for the men nailing him to the cross.

wow



*End of Spoilers*

[Conor]

Chaplin's City Lights has one of the most hearfelt and beautifully shot endings that I have ever seen. I cried while watching it the second time (when my family wasn't in my presence :D)

ah, another post reminded me Big Fish made me cry too. What a fucking sad ending.

[Alecc Bracero]

Originally posted by p1phillips
"Heart & Souls". The scene towards the end where Robert Downey and Kyra Sedgwick find it's too late to tie up her loose ends. It starts raining and she says she wishes she could just hold him....and the powers that be allow it. Very touching, and it always makes me tear up.

Wow, I forgot about this movie. Very good film and I definitely didn't think it was going to be as touching as it was. MAH!

[Trinity]

Titanic made me cry a bit when I first saw it, but I was 14 at the time and it doesn't have the same effect now.

The last time I cried watching a movie was about six months ago when I saw "Splendor in the Grass".

[nayab9]

come on people

the bicycle thief...

i saw it in a film class and i still cried <am i loser?>

[Pulp_Joker]

Shawshank Redemption always tears me up

Hoosiers- when the team wins it all gets me tears

Rocky and the end has me teary eyed

The Fellowship of the Ring puts a tear in my eye

Big Fish had me nearly to tears

[X-Nightcrawler]

Originally posted by fevers
Grave of the Fireflies is probably the most touching and sad anime movies I have ever watched. YES! I watched that in school and I did cry a little. Also Requiem For A Dream.

[Duke Nukem]

Walking Tall (1973)

Towards the end, after all the fighing Buford, the main character, has done against the corrupt folks in town, a particular tragedy occurs. It didn't make me tear up, but what happens is sure damn sad. I can't believe the nerve of those ignorant folks! They sure get it though at the end!

Anyone else who has seen the original "Walking Tall" (its remake with The Rock will be out soon) should know what I mean.

[Cronos]

Field of Dreams
Green Mile
the end of Return of the King

[Alecc Bracero]

Originally posted by Joemovie
Yeah, My Dog Skip got me too...


Call me a wuss, but I was definitely not prepared for the shot of Skip not being able to jump on the bed because of his arthritis, and he just kind of hangs onto the bed with his paw, holding himself up, until Kevin Bacon picks him up and puts him on the bed. Anything dealing with dogs is always more depressing than anything happening to people. MAH!

[CyclicNightmare]

Add Big Fish to my list.

[Mcnasty]

Forest Gump.

[X-Nightcrawler]

Ok, I'll get my ass kicked for saying this but I got watery eyed to the point of having a tear drop down in The Butterfly Effect more than once. Also, Dark Water 's ending got me teary eyed. Ah hell, I cried.

[sharkstank]

most recently, i became glossy eyed in Antwone Fisher (***1/2)
and Passion of the Christ (****)
and i dont cry a lot

WWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Jim H]

I don't think I've ever actually shed tears in a movie. I've gotten a little glossy eyed a few times though.

Oddly enough, one poignant moment in my fav. movie sometimes does that to me (Mark and Ho being reunited). I've seen it so many times the scene doesn't have quite the impact anymore though.

When I was young, the end of Terminator 2 made me misty.

Also, some of the better trailers have done that to me - like the trailer for the Alamo, though a lot of the impact of that is just reflecting on the level of courage and sacrifice the real life patriots at the Alama displayed. Same deal with Pearl Harbor, though in my mind the full length theatrical trailer for that is the best trailer of all time.

[resdawg]

SPOILERS!





The Last Samurai At the Ending after the battle when Katsumoto took his own life than looks at the tree and says "Perfect" also when Nathan when to see The Emperor.

Rocky 3 After Rocky had the mush beatin outta him he goes back to see Mick than Mick passes away and Rock starts crying. Every time i watch it I get watery eyes

The Transformers The Movie
When Prime dies um yea

[BorderEevilIII]

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000AGQ6V.01._PE_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg


THE DEBUT


I could NOT help it but there was a fight scence in the movie that got out of hand between two families and when the fight broke each side was tryin to make sense of what happend.

[general_taste]

The first 2 times I saw everyone bowing to the Hobbits in ROTK, I got teary-eyed.

My most recent viewing of Adaptation teared me up, mostly because the girl who I showed it to almost cried at the end.

Big Fish is definitely a movie that pulls at your emotions, and I probably will cry at Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when I get the chance to watch it alone.

[sharkstank]

had to say that house of sand and fog (****) made me cry like a little bitch when






SPOILERS






kingsleys son gets shot, so he prays to keep him alive, but he still dies. it was such a great movie this whole segement had me by the balls









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[Luv_my_Movies]

i've never cried during a movie, but i came close in 'sleepers'

[omegarich]

First time I watched Titanic I fought the tears. Then a couple of months later I watched it a second time and since I was all alone I decided to cry myself a river. And The Passion was the first movie I cried to in a theater...twice.

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by Hannibal21
Central Station
Grave of the Fireflies
Titanic
Moulin Rouge!
E.T. (it's just impossible for me to NOT cry at the end of this movie)
Radio Flyer
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Fox and the Hound
Milo & Otis
Schindler's List
Waterloo Bridge
An Affair to Remember
Love Story
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Ghost
Beauty and the Beast
To Live
The Ice Storm
American Beauty
Set it Off
The Sixth Sense (the first few times only)
Terminator II: Judgment Day
Midnight Cowboy
City Lights
Willard
The Deer Hunter
etc. etc. etc.

Add Bambi, Return of the King (I swear, no movie has ever made me break out in tears like this one has), Big Fish, Monster, and Shadowlands to this list. There's more, but I'll post them later as I think of them.

[jason statham]

The only movie that made me cry was an officer and a gentleman ( 10/10 ) when richard gere said that he have no home after louis gosset jr. ordered him to quit.
man, i still remember that scene

[Trinity]

I must be getting terribly soft, but two movies made me cry in the last couple fo months - Limelight and An Affair to Remember. I can't remember the exact the scene in Limelight, but in AFTR it was when *SPOILERS* Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr accidentally meet at the theater and then a second time, at the end, when he comes to her appartment. END OF SPOILERS

Also, this is gonna sound crazy but recently I almost cried during "Never Gonna Dance" at the end of Swing Time - it's just so damn beautiful!

[Ringbearer589]

Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring

Got teary-eyed when Borormir died.

[martyds761]

Green Mile
Shindler's List
The Pianist
8 Seconds (Only because I knew him and remember when it happen) R.I.P. Layne.

[Sigur509]

Actually the only movies where after them I walked out with tears in my eyes were.


Cried:

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Cast Away
Lost in Translation


Almost Cried:

Magnolia
Requiem for a Dream
The Royal Tenenbaums
Adaptation
The Return Of The King
Chasing Amy
The Green Mile
Shindler's List

[cstroman]

The Crying Game

The twist was sad.

[cstroman]

Shrek 2.....The Thong Scene, and I was crying because I was laughing so hard.

[Covy]

Saving Pvt Ryan
The green mile
Godzilla:1985
Stand By me
Steel Magnolias
Band of brothers

[Backstabba]

I almost cried in the passion of the christ. Got teary eyed but no tears.

[Mentiroso]

Well everyone gets teary with Old Yellow but it did not bother m. Now when I was younger and had to watch Where the Red Fern Grows, that one got me. The end of Turner and Hooch got me too.
As an adult though only a few have gotten me.

Deep Impact
Braveheart
Monster's Ball
Philadelphia (Hanks is the man!)
City of Angels

Those made me shed a tear or two. I am sure there might be a couple more but I cant think of them.

[kdawg]

Green Mile-Cried
Radio-Tears in eye
Hulk-Cried that I don't have that 2 1/2 hrs. back This film was AWFUL.
E.T. -When I was a kid

[GuyWithTheGun]

Forrest Gump (why'd Jenny haveta die?)
Return of the King (why'd Frodo haveta leave?)
Interstella 5555 (Shep, we hardly knew ye)
Green Mile (Who didn't?)
Saving Private Ryan ("Ryan...earn this.")

[ANavissi500]

Add Grave of the Fireflies to my list.

[one_crow_sorrow]

Add Armageddon to my list. Shut up. I said SHUT UP!!

[George Newman]

Spoilers

Steel Magnolias-Shelby's death; especially when Jackson finds her lifeless body on the porch (with her little son crying in the background) and M'Lynn tries to get her to look at a picture of her son.

[Grim H.]

Schindler's List
Gandhi
Forrest Gump

[KcMsterpce]

Billy Elliot: It always gets me. Not really the very VERY end, but near the end.

Field of Dreams: I know. I'm a little bitch.

There are others, I'm sure. I just can't think of them right now.
I've seen plenty of movies that I hated so much that I wanted to cry. That's a pretty big list. The funny thing is, that my eyes get really dry in a movie theater, and then my eyes start to water. Bad. But it's not me crying. :)

[Sigur509]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - From the scene on the beach, where the house is falling apart, to the last scene in the snow.
Cast Away - Wilson
Lost in Translation - Last Wisper
Vanilla Sky - "Brian Shelby was a true friend"

[e_lateralus]

Saving Private Ryan - Once he salutes his grave.
Field of Dreams - When Doc saves the girl, thus sacrificing his dream to play ball.
Band of Brothers - atleast once.

[rilocay]

The Last Samurai
Battle Royal (its just said cause everyone was dead)
Titanic (watched it again last year and it was the only time i ever cried out of the times ive seen it)



There are other's but i cant remember them.

[BorderEevilIII]

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There was a couple of scences in Waking The Dead that made me go WHOA! But the ultimate scence that REALLY almost got me was when......

*SPOILERS!*


Near the end, Crudup just won the elections and he's having a victory dinner celebration w/ his friends and families and he breaks down and just lets it ALL OUT that he was trying to make sense of Connelly's character.



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[Richthecrippler]

Planes, Trains and Automobiles, the ending chokes me up every single time.

[angry_smurf17]

Titanic
Vanilla Sky
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

[Mr.HyDe807]

Wide Awake: Such a fucking depressing movie, i cried like a baby when i watched that!

Big Fish: :SPOILERS: I was tearing up when the son was telling his father the story, nearly cried!!!!!! :END SPOILERS!::

Spider Man: when :SPOILER: Uncle Ben died and Peter started to tear up, i shed a tear for that! :END SPOILER:

Whats Eating Gilbert Grape: When Leo's character is trying to wake up his mom, then running out of the house crying. Also, when Johnny Depp slaps him around, i started to cry there.

Terminator 3: I dont why, but the ending is just so powerful and it makes me sad and depressed.

Schindler's List: When the boy is trying to hide.....

Saving Private Ryan: When :SPOILERS: Giovanni Ribbisi character is dying, and pleading that he wants his mom...man that got me!!!!! :END SPOILERS:

ill think of more...........

[Tayzlor]

Five Easy Pieces
The scene near the end where Jack Nicholson wheels out his father. That had me flowing.

About Schmidt
The final scene. Actually, pretty much any scene where Jack Nicholson cries.

Adaptation.
When Charlies call his mom on the cell phone.

Boogie Nights
When Dirk was listening to "Jesse's Girl" and the camera was on him for awhile.

Cast Away
I always say this, but dammit, Tom Hanks should have won an Oscar for making me cry over a volleyball.

Chinatown
The ending and "as little as possible".

Fargo
"And here we are, and it's a beautiful day."

Ikiru
Whenever Kanji was singing "Life is Brief".

Lost in Translation
The goodbye scene.

Magnolia
Too many to name.

Paths of Glory
When the soldiers are singing along at the end...

[NapoleonW]

ROAD TO PERDITION got me a little teary eyed.

[deatheater99]

the lord of the rings: the two towers

[ANavissi500]

Add Fahrenheit 9/11

[Tuvok694]

Just a selection:

Schindler's List
You can't be human when you don't cry during this movie...

The Bridges of Madison County
Superb actors (Eastwood and Streep); the scene where Francesca recieves Robert's personal belongings after his death always makes me cry...

More Movies:
What Dreams May Come, Out of Africa, Dead Poets Society, Dances With Wolves, Forrest Gump...

[Danny L]

Batman & Robin (literally. I never before cried because of the sheer pain I was experiencing while watching an awful film).

So true.

[ComeNightfall]

Schindler's List---I really lost it when the survivors left the stones on his grave.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind---so help me, I bawled when the little kid shouted "Bye!" to the aliens.

To Kill a Mockingbird

Steel Magnolias

Bambi

Old Yeller

Pay It Forward

Romeo & Juliet (1968)

And you're not gonna believe this---but Ben, when Ben came back to the boy and Michael Jackson started singing. I can't believe I admitted this. Am I a goober or what?

[BorderEevilIII]

Just came from Spiderman 2...........

I almost lost it when


*SPOILERS*



Maguire tells the grandmother what really happend that day when the grandfather died and he reaches out and touches her hand then she moves away and exits the room.


*END*

[optimus]

The only time I truely cried during a movie was E.T. for which I was about 7 at the time. I did come close to crying in Schindler's List though...

[Golden God]

Titanic, Almost Famous, Phenomenon, The Thin Red Line, Magnolia, Amores Perros, Lost in Translation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Cast Away and Man in the Moon are a few movies where i couldn't keep it dry.

[Edward Applebee]

Dancer in the Dark (like a little girl)
Grave of the Fireflies (what cries more than a little girl? me during this movie, that's what)

[Scarface98.9]

A movie I recently cried during was Blow. The drug stuff didn't interest me, but in the final 30 minutes, when George is talking to his dad through the recorder and the scenes with his daughter got to me

[BorderEevilIII]

Just came from Farenheit 9/11


*BRIEF SPOILER REFERERENCE TO MOVIE*


Revisiting the moments of when the planes hit WTC was upsetting....
I just looked down and to my left I could see my roomate was getting teary eyed. *What Almost got me was the mother who was trying to make sense of losing her son to the war.* Then we see her again at the white house and she's walking and looking and she just loses it.... :(




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[Raging Bull080]

I never have. came close in a few though. like the deer hunter and Schindler's List.