Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[P@t_Mtl]

I never cry during a movie but I do get sweaty eyes

[Batman1980]

Schindler's List and the Notebook

[DHORRILLENO]

My life and Schindler's List.... I can't wait for this movie to come out in bluray.Do you guyz know if you heard any news for Schindlers list?

[Jimbo976]

Yeah The Notebook was pretty sad as well - may have had some tears there too.

[theshadow1234]

Dude! Return of the King! When SAm Picks up Frodo in the end at Mount Doom. OMG. I nearly passed out!!

[Teabaggins]

there were a bunch of 40+ year olds at the end of the third LOTR movie crying into their capes during the end credits. I just shook my head at them in disappointment and left

I was pissed at all the fake out endings while I was checking my watch

[poogie]

The Legends of the Fall. Specially the scene when the youngest brother died in the battlefield with Brad Pitt.

[GregBlu5]

Brokeback Mountain

[theshadow1234]

Originally Posted by Teabaggins

there were a bunch of 40+ year olds at the end of the third LOTR movie crying into their capes during the end credits. I just shook my head at them in disappointment and left

I was pissed at all the fake out endings while I was checking my watch

Mans got no heart.

Originally Posted by poogie

The Legends of the Fall. Specially the scene when the youngest brother died in the battlefield with Brad Pitt.

That was a good scene. Legends of the Fall was depressing.

how about Passion of the Christ?

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by theshadow1234

Dude! Return of the King! When SAm Picks up Frodo in the end at Mount Doom. OMG. I nearly passed out!!

Huzzah for Sam and Frodo and their psuedo gayness!
*RUNS AWAY AS ROCKS ARE FLUNG AT HIM*

[VinnAY]

"Taking Chance"...HBO

[Riff Magnum]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

I'm a heartless jerk apparently because I don't recall ever crying during a movie.

Perhaps you simply haven't lived, loved, and lost enough yet. I'm not ashamed to say that lots of movies/shows make me cry. Just finished "John Adams" and i cried when he denounced his son Charles. I cried and laughed countless times during "There Will Be Blood." I guess maybe it's the father/son dynamic that gets me the easiest. I don't, however, cry during movies that are overly sentimental; those movies whose sole purpose in life seem to be to make us cry. Kinda like comedies that go for the cheap laugh one too many times.

[zweet77]

Glory , I cryed like a baby.

[surfdude12]

The Notebook
Schlindler's List
Pan's Labrynth
Lives of Others
Vanilla Sky

[JamesKurtovich]

Signs - the dinner scene.

Marley & Me.. if you've ever lost a pet, I can't see how you could hold the tears back.

Not really crying, just misty eyes.

[jkwest]

Originally Posted by Wolverine1980

Huzzah for Sam and Frodo and their psuedo gayness!
*RUNS AWAY AS ROCKS ARE FLUNG AT HIM*

[JamesKurtovich]

Hobbits aren't afraid to get close, unlike us "bumbling big folk".

[morrisgb]

for me and oldie, Old Yeller, and some of the fore mentioned movies

[Q?]

I'm not a jew, I'm human.
At the end of the movie I cried all by myself.
One of the best horrific movies, but I don't think I'll ever see it again.
The movie is just too unbearable.

[Mike53421]

Originally Posted by John72953

For me it's I AM SAM. Any movie about the separation of child from a parent gets me.

"Y'never go full retard."

As for the topic, Good Will Hunting and Forrest Gump got me and at the end of The Dark Knight I swear I was getting choked up, that could have just been happiness though.

Yeah, I'm a man. No, THE man.