Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[calebgzls101]

50/50 made me cry like crazy when

[Show spoiler]he was about to go into surgery and starts to freak out

[oildude]

The Dirty Dozen

That Jim Brown scene gets me every time.

[Show spoiler]Thumbs up to anyone who gets where this reference comes from.

[easyrider]

Sophie's Choice

[Bluprint]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

None have really made me cry outright, but these will make me a bit teary (often even in just thinking about them):

"Beauty and the Beast"
"Children of Men"
"City of Life and Death"
"The Fountain"
"Koyaanisqatsi"
"The Lion King"
"Lord of the Rings: Return of the King" (mostly for the epic battle scenes)
"The Passion of the Christ"
"Requiem for a Dream"
"Star Trek" 2009 (mostly for the opening scene)
"Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" (mostly for the final duel)
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (it used to anyway, especially during the nuclear war scenes)

Have not watched "Passion of Christ" cant do it, I know I cant make it through it!

[Kaiju]

The end of 50/50 makes me cry like a little b*tch every time.

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by Bluprint

Have not watched "Passion of Christ" cant do it, I know I cant make it through it!

Yeah, I wouldn't expect most sane folks to stomach the violence. The film's style is pretty darn powerful though.

That reminds me, I should have added "Braveheart" to my list.

[BJQ1972]

Passion Of The Christ - I cry like a baby.

[Scottyp3]

Dont really cry from any movie, but some epic scenes are in:

Freedom Writers

[Show spoiler]New year and guy talks about how class is home

Gladiator

[Show spoiler]the end of it

Saving private ryan

[Show spoiler]graves at end

Life as a house

[Show spoiler]End when dad is dead

Green mile

[Show spoiler]Execution of big guy

Requiem for a dream

[Show spoiler]The end scene is just like

as someone said above the fountain is pretty intense too

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by Bluprint

Have not watched "Passion of Christ" cant do it, I know I cant make it through it!

Its definitely very powerful, especially when you remember that even as bloody as the film is, its nothing compared to what real crucifixion was like. I read one of Lee Strobel's books, and there was a passage where a medical professional broke down what Jesus would have gone through in those moments. Severe blood loss, hemorrhaging, anaphylactic shock, extreme body stress, chronic fatigue, asphyxiation... and that's just the short version.

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

Yeah, I wouldn't expect most sane folks to stomach the violence.

I'm perfectly sane, thank you.

[Leslie Dame]

Imitation of Life (1959)

If this movie doesn't make you cry, you are not human

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by Moviefan2k4

Its definitely very powerful, especially when you remember that even as bloody as the film is, its nothing compared to what real crucifixion was like. I read one of Lee Strobel's books, and there was a passage where a medical professional broke down what Jesus would have gone through in those moments. Severe blood loss, hemorrhaging, anaphylactic shock, extreme body stress, chronic fatigue, asphyxiation... and that's just the short version.

Wow, that's intense.

Originally Posted by Moviefan2k4

I'm perfectly sane, thank you.

Glad one of us is.

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

Wow, that's intense.

Yeah, the main cause of death in crucifixion wasn't the nails, but suffocation. Prisoners were in a "semi-relaxed" position, where they had to push against the nail in their feet, to prop their body up and breathe. Eventually, they got too tired, and ran out of energy. That's why Pilate ordered the thieves' legs broken, to speed things up before the Sabbath.

[Finmaan]

The Kite Runner killed me!

[Moviefan2k4]

I also teared up a bit while watching the flashback of the Marshal's death in "Quick and the Dead". Its one of the most powerful scenes in the film, along with the cemetery rainstorm.

[black coffee]

I just recently watched 10 Things I hate About You for the first time in years and cried a little during the poem at the end. God I hope I'm not the only one who cried at that part

And after watching Marley and Me, I could never bring myself to watch that movie Hachi. Hell, I still get choked up watching the ending of Turner & Hooch!

[Ray O. Blu]

A Moment to Remember
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Finding Neverland

[ssjgoku90501]

Films that have made me cry
1. Terminator 2: judgment day
2.E.T.
3.The Lion King
4.Toy Story 3

[rkolinski]

Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
The Notebook
Marley & Me
Grave of the Fireflies
The English Patient
Titanic
Kramer vs Kramer
The Yearling
Charly
Romeo and Juliet (1968)
Philadelphia
The Best Years of Our Lives
Doctor Zhivago
Forever Young
Midnight Cowboy
Mr. Holland's Opus
Platoon
The Pride of the Yankees
Shane
Somewhere in Time
Soylent Green
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
The Way We Were
What Dreams May Come
Our Vines Have Tender Grapes
I Remember Mama
Lassie Come Home
National Velvet
Testament

[arcadeforest]

The first film that comes to mind, and I would have to say I get teary eyed - not full blown crying, is A League of Their Own. That film get me every time.

[BluRoo98]

Dont laugh at me...but i just saw men in black 3 and totally teared up at the end...if you havent seen it yet...i HIGHLY recommend...it makes the whole series worth it...just like toy story 3 ending....both were the BEST possible way to wrap up the series. You will be watching men in black 3 and for the whole movies be like...eehhhh....then the ending happens and you will be like...HOLY CRAP this is the best ending and it makes that last 15 years better (since the first movie)...i know i am gong overboard but i really like movies that tie into previous movies as if it was meant to be all along.