Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[robgmun]

Originally Posted by P-Rock

When Harry went with Ginny instead of Hermoine.

It was a stupid decision that even JK Rowling regretted. It made no sense and they had zero chemistry before or after it was announced

[dgoswald]

Originally Posted by robgmun

It was a stupid decision that even JK Rowling regretted. It made no sense and they had zero chemistry before or after it was announced

That always struck me as Rowling succumbing to author surrogacy, in terms of Rowling being a natural red-head, and clearly she wanted the most prominent red-headed character (Ron) to "get the girl" in the end (in part due to the culture around teasing red-headed folk in Britain. Not sure how it is in other countries). Dumbledore being gay made more sense than Hermione picking Ron.

[The Fallen Deity]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

I didn't go full stream but Connor saying goodnight to his "bonny Heather" in Highlander choked me up when I watched it again a couple of days ago. It's the music that does it, Queen FTW

That scene still to this day chokes me up. Also the music just amplifies the feels up by a thousand.

[prozacnation1978]

Wall e

[Toetke]

I always cry when I watch E.T.
not very often do i cry watching other movies,
the last time i cried was when watching 'For My Brother' a Scandinavian film about child abuse

[Eny-]

I only cried two times.

- ET when I first watched it. I was 6?

- Interstellar. I have a 2yo daughter and the ending hit me like a ton of bricks.

[THUNDERSTRUCK]

The endings of Philadelphia and Turner & Hooch.

[dancerslegs]

Too many to list.

Recounting some recent rewatches that really unleash the tear kraken:

Letter from an Unknown Woman
Portrait of Jennie
Chimes at Midnight
Atonement
Cinderella Man
Phantom of the Opera (especially this )

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by Sukie

I just watched 'Me Before You' not too long ago and I cried like a baby!

Like the entire last 30 minutes of that movie got me.

[Britbuffguy]

I just had a TREK duel feature to get ready for Friday....and both movies get me.

When Hemsworth goes in the beginning of part 1 and the scene right before the KHANNNNNNNN in the second one.

[Jett Rink]

Not a movie but a trailer. Billy Lynn's Long Haul. I got a tad misty.

[Underworld54]

Every Pixar film makes me cry and Grand Torino made me cry.

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by Jett Rink

Not a movie but a trailer. Billy Lynn's Long Haul. I got a tad misty.

Is that a sequel to Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk?

[BluLamp]

Most movies make me cry. As much as I love intense action flicks and depraved Horror and Exploitation titles, I'm still a big softie and tear up at the drop of a hat, often during moments that other softies I know wouldn't even flinch.

That means you can forget about it when it comes to me watching most animated children's films. I damn near had a meltdown during the climax of Paranorman. I felt punched in the heart by the wrap-up of that film. Especially given how lighthearted the rest of that movie was.

[A Sith Lord?]

Inside Out, just the one scene where Bing Bong sacrifices himself.... "take her to the moon for me". It just shows you how precious a child's innocence is, with their make believe imaginary friends.

My brothers and sisters claim when I was 5 or 6 I allegedly cried during Kickboxer or Bloodsport, forgot which one it was.

I got pretty emotional during X-Men DOFP, where the X-Men are trying to hold off the Sentinels in the future and are getting slaughtered one by one. When Charles and Eric reach out to shake hands, it being a sign of "farewell old friend" just got to me.

The Toy Story 3 incinerator scene, even though I knew it was gonna be a happy ending, it just really got to me. It was such a well done scene. Rex, who's usually shown as the most vulnerable and weakest throughout the series, was the first to descend downward and Woody reached out to save him. Then when they all start reaching out to hold hands to brace for the end, and Woody still fighting but then sees everyone has come to terms with their fates.

Order 66 in ROTS when I was younger got me. It was just so horrifying. Seeing them all go down like that one by one.

I am sure I left out a bunch, but this is it for now.

[Will.]

The ending of this one made me cry just a couple days ago

[DanTheMan]

Wall-E is a great call.

[Show spoiler]

It's amazing the feels you can get with little dialogue. Pixar is the best.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by Jett Rink

Not a movie but a trailer. Billy Lynn's Long Haul. I got a tad misty.

Halftime Walk? They showed that before Ghostbusters when I saw it earlier and people were laughing.

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

Many movies. I can get very emotional during movies. These are some of the ones that had me crying or on the verge.

Pay it Forward
Hatchi
Inside Out
Room
Hard Ball
Freeheld

[RalphoR]

Miracles From Heaven got me.