Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[thaima1shu]

When I was a little kid, watching The Lion King. When Mufasa died

Since then, I don't think I've ever cried during a movie. The only time that I really felt anywhere close was during the beginning of Up.

[AndyTheZombie]

I gotta go with My Girl by the ending I was a wreak.

[blackbrains]

Requiem For A Dream provokes every emotion eventually.

[blu_sharpy]

UP - Every now and again something would happen and it just crushed me. Fantastic Film BTW!!!

[Top Dollar]

-The Green Mile: I was reading the book, was 3/4 into it when I lost it, & watching how it all concludes on film was something special

-Forrest Gump: When he finds out he's the daddy of the baby, & when he talks to Jenny at the grave site.

-Paris, Texas: The end monologue

-Gladiator: Maximus reuniting with his family in the afterlife

-Carlito's Way: Damn. He came so damn close.

-Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hank dying while hopelessly firing a tiny pistol at the massive tank

-Toy Story 3: Ending. Brought tons of childhood memories & made me realize how fleeting the joy of life is.

-Return of the King: I hated that the credits rolled....thus wrapping up my greatest experience at the movies. I stayed seated during the entire credits just taking it all in. Truly geeking out as I felt honored to have experienced this trilogy.

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

The newest movie that made me cry was Hachi and if any dog lovers have yet to see this buy it right away but be ready to cry.

[WolfmanOz]

Schindler's List

[refnulf]

Originally Posted by WolfmanOz

Schindler's List

Only movie that has brought tears to my eyes.

Nothing else.

[L-Rouge]

Marley & Me was gutting. I don't know how to categorize this movie. Probably Aniston's best performance.

I was expecting an upbeat movie..

I would also like to see "Hachi". I hear it was a very good translation of a Japanese movie entitled "Hachiko Monogatari", which I was recommended some many years back!!.

Cheers

[wormraper]

not a movie but there are quite a few places in Babylon 5 that make me tear up.

[thelittleprince]

Recently, Toy Story 3, The King's Speech, and was very close to crying watching The Fighter.

[L-Rouge]

Originally Posted by wormraper

not a movie but there are quite a few places in Babylon 5 that make me tear up.

Gosh, I had a quivering lip when B5 went up and John died. You knew it was coming, but damn it signaled an end of an era of my teen years that were very enjoyable..as was the final episode of ST:TNG

3 in my circle of friends went to see TS:3 separately and we all choked up hahaha..I don't know what it was with this one, Perhaps too an end of an era.

[Rolo01]

Originally Posted by thaima1shu

When I was a little kid, watching The Lion King. When Mufasa died

Since then, I don't think I've ever cried during a movie. The only time that I really felt anywhere close was during the beginning of Up.

Same!


Romeo+Juliet
The Notebook

I didn't cry but I got something in my eye when watching those.

[DavePS3]

What Dreams May Come and the end of New World.

[menaceuk]

I feel left out, No movie has had me even close to crying in my adult life.


As a child Nightmare on elm street made me cry of fear, You know the bit where he comes up through the bed, Gave me terrible nightmares for weeks

[ryandubbz]

Eight Below did it to me, and now im picking up my adopted rescued dog in about an hour

[shinseiRomeo]

Not afraid to admit it at all.

Saving Private Ryan really did me in the first time and even on multiple reviews. My father served in WWII and seeing the elderly man collapse in the graveyard was a bit much for me, as it reminded me of my father so much.

[Ruemorgue10]

Wow, no one has mentioned Sophie's Choice.

[pab1219]

Inception was the last.

[Petey2133]

click
notebook
marley & me
time travelers wife