Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[TheAnimeLegend]

White Fang with the dog fight scene....Avatar when the Miltary base came in and starting blowing apart Pandora while Neytiri's people were being killed...Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy when Goku Jr. pleads with Pan not die and then prays to God not to take her away in that always manages to make me cry. Finally Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2:

[Show spoiler]the scene with Snape death/memory scene

always manage to choke me up a bit.

[TheZoof]

The Fountain.

The Mist

Shawshank Redemption(happy tears)

Devil's Advocate

King Kong

Pearl Harbor - I don't know why but it hits a bone.

Band of Brothers - a few episodes really get to me


TV Show - Lost 'memories' scenes in the final season.

[Shanester]

The Champ ('79). Young Ricky Schroder had me balling my eyes

Titanic. The ending with Rose lying in bed and the camera pans to all the pictures of the things she and Jack had discussed doing.

Braveheart. Young William being given the flower by little Murron. When James Horner's haunting score starts I always get misty eyed. It just might be my favorite scene of all time

[TheZoof]

Originally Posted by Shanester

Braveheart. Young William being given the flower by little Murron. When James Horner's haunting score starts I always get misty eyed. It just might be my favorite scene of all time

That is a great one! Gets me every time too!!!

[macabradoll]

Well I'm a girl so I tend to get misty eyed during sad movies but off the top of my head here are the ones I can recall really crying

- The Pianist -more than once
- The Lovely Bones - the ending gets me everytime
- Forrest Gump - the grave scene

There's probably more lol

[Ill_Be_Back]

At the end of Gran Torino left me a little watery eyed...

[dturner88]

Perks of being a wallflower

[mrr1]

Titanic

The part where the old woman throws away the expensive necklace gets me every time.

[SilentDawn]

Grave of the fireflies.

Absolutely dreadful, saddening and beautiful at the same time.

[remake]

Most recently:



"Not if I see you first."

and my heart shattered into a thousand pieces.

[Dark.Devil.21]

The Green Mile. One of the saddest endings I have ever seen. The movie itself was just pure amazing.

[MEB]

Originally Posted by Dark.Devil.21

The Green Mile. One of the saddest endings I have ever seen. The movie itself was just pure amazing.

I love The Green Mile!

Mark

[jrsl76]

Philadelphia - the childhood home movies of the character we just watched die just killed me.

Forrest Gump - Awe Jenny.

[Emilio_B]

I mist up every time at the end of Shawshank Redemption when Andy meets Red on the beach in Mexico.

I teared up watching Powder,the scene when Lance Henriksen brings Powder to his wife and he talks for her.

I got choked up during The Dark Knight Rises, when Batman appeared to have made the ultimate sacrifice.

The waterworks really flow in the Color Purple when Whoopie Goldberg's character and her sister are reunited at the end of the movie. Gah! Every single time!

And lastly, in Godzilla 1985, when Godzilla falls into the volcano and you hear him scream. *sniffle, sniffle"

[adsdsdsd]

Almost Cried during Man on the Moon with Jim Carrey as Andy Kaufman.

[seabterry]

The Notebook (this has to be on here. I vividly remember crying at this)
Big Fish (I think men cry at this more than women)
We Were Soldiers (only time i went to a theater at no one got up afterwards and everyone seemed to be crying)
Life of Pi

[Show spoiler](Damn you Richard Parker!!!)

The Last Song (Like Miley. Don't like Miley. It doesn't matter. This movie was just sad)
I am Legend (Just the

[Show spoiler]scene with Sam. Nothing else had impact, but I have a weakness for animals)

I think I could also name TV shows that have made me cry.

[yeslek]

never really blubbed at a movie until Bridge To Terabithia - that ending had me sobbing like a goon

One's that get me choked up are;
The Notebook
Titanic - the montage with Near'r My God To Thee, not the ending oddly enough
An American Tale / The Land Before Time / All Dog's Go To Heaven

To be honest, TV show's get me crying more than movies
I mean, that early Scrub episode about the '1 in 3 people admitted to hospital die there' had me gushing big time.
Same as the bit in Heroes where

[Show spoiler]Peter and Nathan finally say goodbye

Probably due to being more invested in TV characters as you spend more time with them than a character you've known for 2hrs.

[Talzin78]

As I get older I seem to be getting more emotional with movies and television,
but the two that always did it for me were
Of Mice and Men with John Malkovich
Pay it Forward The last scene at the school, then the lights going as far back as you could see

[seabterry]

Originally Posted by yeslek

To be honest, TV show's get me crying more than movies
I mean, that early Scrub episode about the '1 in 3 people admitted to hospital die there' had me gushing big time..

Hands down, the saddest moment in any TV show has got to be the Scrubs episode titled "My Screw Up". The scene at the end when J.D. and Dr. Cox walk into the park and Dr. Cox realizes why there are there. I LOST IT!!!!

[Cat III]

Watership Down. I've been a rabbit owner for years and this movie is unique in that it's the only movie I watch that shows rabbits being hurt.

Pan's Labyrinth. Not the first time I saw it or even the second time, but after seeing it enough I've grown to appreciate the ending and am choked up by it. It seems to fall in line with what others have claimed, that we only cry over the happy moments in movies.

[Show spoiler]It wasn't the girls death that hurt me, but the fact that she was willing to sacrifice her life for brother.

Lady Vengeance. I didn't cry, but I came close. One of the few ultra-disturbing movies that has the ability to do that.

[Show spoiler]The scene where the parents watch the videos the killer made of tormenting their children will never leave my mind.

Dead Man Walking. An obvious choice. How could you not cry when

[Show spoiler]his mother goes to hug him before he's put to death, but the guards keep the two apart?

There's a distinct lack of documentaries on this thread. Stevie provided a lot of reasons to tear up. Whether it was the mother of the victim's noticeable rage or the revelation that Stevie was a victim of child molestation. Werner Herzog's Into the Abyss is heartbreaking throughout. Like when the father of one of the killers is interviewed and he says that if he had been a good parent for his son, he wouldn't have turned out the way he did.