Admit it! The movie made you cry...

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[jayturner514]

Seven pounds...gets me every time!

[mediocre]

50/50
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Saving Private Ryan
Up
The Visitor

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Bluprint

OMG! How did I leave these off my list!



This is crazy, I thought I was the only one that cried watching "A League of Their Own". When it got to the end where

[Show spoiler]all the ladies re-unite to play a game together in real life

... I think it's the scene and the Madonna song playing in the background. Its the perfect combination for "heart water" for me.



Seeing the evidence that came out the "Shroud of Turin" (or the cloth that Christ was wrapped in after the crucifixion) showed a man that had been beating beyond belief. (Check 26:00 mark on this video)
History Channel - The Real Face of Jesus from the Turin Shroud - YouTube
I was crying watching this on the History Channel so trying to get through the "Passion" which visualized the inhumane act that lead to that is just to much for me.

I thought the Shroud of Turin was carbon dated to be between 1000-1300 so that proved it wasn't Christ. Has that evidence been disproved?

[yatta99]

Children of Men -

[Show spoiler]The evacuation during the shootout

Up -

[Show spoiler]The opening montage

The Iron Giant -

[Show spoiler]Su-per-man

Grave of the Fireflies -

[Show spoiler]The whole damn thing will make you an emotional wreck

Metropolis -

[Show spoiler]The whole place being destroyed while "I can't stop loving you" is playing

Good Morning Vietnam -

[Show spoiler]The battle scenes while "What a wonderful World" is playing

Monsters Inc -

[Show spoiler]See my sig

5 Centimeters Per Second -

[Show spoiler]When the train finishes passing and she isn't there

Air: The Motion Picture -

[Show spoiler]When Misuzu 'reaches her goal' at the end

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by Bluprint

Seeing the evidence that came out the "Shroud of Turin" (or the cloth that Christ was wrapped in after the crucifixion) showed a man that had been beating beyond belief...I was crying watching this on the History Channel, so trying to get through the "Passion" which visualized the inhumane act that lead to that is just too much for me.

I can definitely understand that; I'm not a fan of bloody films either, but that was an important one. I'm still not sure what to think about the Shroud of Turin, though; if the imprint is real, then it was a brilliant move on God's part. If not, its pretty scary how accurate some things can appear.

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I thought the Shroud of Turin was carbon dated to be between 1000-1300 so that proved it wasn't Christ. Has that evidence been disproved?

Carbon dating is extremely unreliable; scientists once dated the skin and bones of the same (frozen) mammoth to be at vastly different ages, by millions of years. As such, I don't place much stock in it.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Moviefan2k4

Carbon dating is extremely unreliable; scientists once dated the skin and bones of the same (frozen) mammoth to be at vastly different ages, by millions of years. As such, I don't place much stock in it.

This was on some documentary I saw a couple years ago and they said they had dated the linen to be around 700-1000 years old or something like that. They also were able to prove that the Shroud of Turin was an actual burial cloth than encased a man with some 3D imaging because there were plenty of skeptics saying it was a piece of art for a while.

[BJQ1972]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I thought the Shroud of Turin was carbon dated to be between 1000-1300 so that proved it wasn't Christ. Has that evidence been disproved?

Ray Rogers, who was one of the lead scientists on the research team that carbon dated the shroud, admitted that the sample they took of the shroud could have been from an area that upon later inspection appeared to have repaired at some point.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ys-expert.html

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by BJQ1972

Ray Rogers, who was one of the lead scientists on the research team that carbon dated the shroud, admitted that the sample they took of the shroud could have been from an area that upon later inspection appeared to have repaired at some point.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ys-expert.html

Yep, there goes that evidence. Is anyone ever going to be able to date a piece of linen that has blood on it?

[clawfrombelow]

One movie...Grave of the Fireflies.

[clawfrombelow]

Originally Posted by jmo78

Another vote! I'm definitely going to watch this...

It's an anime...most people are deterred from watching it just because they dislike anime or rather what they think all anime are (pokemon). That being said, I was able to get the most avid anime-haters to watch once I convinced them to just start it. I think we all know what scene is the big tear jerker ("we" being those who listed it). I'm hoping everyone who posts in this thread will give this one go.

[BJQ1972]

The bit at the end of Schindler's List where all the relatives of the people he saved are putting stones on his grave.

[Melodious Thunk]

Marty
It's a Wonderful Life
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Grapes of Wrath
Brief Encounter
A Very Long Engagement
The Purple Rose of Cairo
Harold and Maude
Up


...that'll do for now!

[yhzmr]

Passion
Schindler's List
Color Purple
Simon Birch
My Dog Skip
Toy Story 3
Beauty and the Beast (Disney)
City Of Angels
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
To Kill A Mockingbird
Bridge To Terabithia

[-RONIN-]

An oldie that destroyed me as a kid and almost left me emotionally scarred for life was E.T. lol

More recently I recall 50/50 left me with tears when he was just about to go into surgery and he grabbed onto his mother and said "Mommy". Most of us guys are big suckers for our moms. haha

[paul000]

The end of The Elephant Man

[JRC2010]

Schindler's List
My Dog Skip
Lion King
A Perfect World

[nothing.sound]

I am surprised no one has mentioned THE ROAD yet! Both times I cried like a little girl at the end.

[Show spoiler]All the father wanted for the whole movie was to protect his boy. He did everything possible. But in the end we realize even the strongest of us are only human and can not defeat death. It's something that we can not overcome. And the boy was left in that scray world without his father. So sad.

[MykeHavoc]

I cry at everything. I'm a big baby.

I was soft as a kid with that stuff, but as most of us probably experienced, adolescence toughens you up a bit. But now in my mid-20's, I got back in touch with that inner kid and just blubber all the time now. For me, it's specific moments that get to me. I don't just go off the whole way through. Sometimes a bit of dialogue, or a specific image does it, or sometimes an entire scene, in either a sad way or a tears of joy sort of way. And sometimes I'm just so enamored by the beauty of something that I let loose (or in some cases, the insanity of something causes me to let the water-works loose from sheer amazement). I think I shed a tear or get glassy-eyed or form a lump in my throat at nearly every movie I watch. I'm a sap for sentimentality.
Ones that come to mind:

Avengers -

[Show spoiler]Coulson

Dark Knight - Gordon's closing narration
Memento - I did it
Inglourious Basterds - Cat People
Rise of the Planet of the Apes -

[Show spoiler]"Caesar is home"

Toy Story 3 - take a guess
Batman Returns - The masquerade ball
Edward Scissorhands - "Hold me" "I Can't" *embrace*
Alien 3 -

[Show spoiler]Ripley's martyrdom

All-Star Superman - the last 5 minutes
Buried - various moments
On Her Majesty's Secret Service - "We've got all the time in the world"
The Crow - the end
The Fly - the end
Batman: Under the Red Hood - "This is the best day of my life"
Kill Bill vol. 2 - "Mommy"
Leon - the end
Escape from the Planet of the Apes - the end
Christine -

[Show spoiler]Artie's death

Ed Wood - several moments
Fire Walk With Me - the end
May - the end (starts out with tears then finishes with terror)
Star Trek ('09) - the beginning!
Terminator SCC - end of last episode

and there were several points throughout the various DC Animated Universe series that got to me as well.

There's likely a bunch more. This ones stick out, though.