Crying in Movies (ft. Emotions)

[JUMBO PALACE]

I've never cried during a movie. Toy Story 3 and The Road got me oh so close though.

 

[Blue_vision]

I cry a lot on movies, I easily "connect" with the story/situation.

But on I Am Legend... I choked. I couldn't stop crying the whole movie. I swear I was so so moved that the impression and me getting wet eyes every time I think of it lasted for more than three weeks. :|

OH MY GOD, YES. I'm the exact same as well, btw.

Other movies that consistently make me cry: Eagle Eye, Saving Private Ryan, Avatar, The Notebook, Paint it Saffron. There are tonnnes more, but I can't think of specific ones

 

[Eduku]

Toy Story 3 got me the closest to crying that any movie has done in a very, very long time (or perhaps even ever). In hindsight, I probably would have cried if I had been watching it by myself. I think because my friends and I are the same age as Andy, and going through the exact same phase (going off to college/university) it meant a bit more to us, like saying goodbye to our own childhoods. Talk about audience empathy. Good stuff.

 

[hurfdurp]

Dumbo, Casper, The Last Unicorn, Fox and the Hound, and Titanic but only because of the associations I have with it and not so much the film itself.

Those are the most notable ones for me, but in the proper mood I'll cry at most animated films.

 

[savageoblivi0n]

8 pounds or whatever never can remeber it the one with will smith and green mile

ooo 7 pounds yeah that one got me too..pissed me off cause the people that rented it told us it was a comedy >.< obvious failure in research there..

also, the movie version of Diary of a Mad Black Woman, the last scene

 

[ultrachicken]

I almost cried during Toy Story 3, but not at the ending. You know the scene.

The way they just accepted it...

 

[Eduku]

I almost cried during Toy Story 3, but not at the ending. You know the scene.

The way they just accepted it...

Yeah, I think it was the holding of hands that did it...

 

[Irridium]

Toy Story 3.

It was strange. It wasn't a sad crying, but kind of a happy-sad crying... it was just beautiful. That probably sounds really strange, but its true. Toy Story 3 had me crying of happiness and sadness at the same time.

I was sad Toy Story is over, but I'm happy it got such a great ending.

 

[Hobbs]

I wouldn't say I cry at a lot of movies but it's not uncommon.

Two which spring to mind are Toy Story 3, the very last scene, and the ending of The Boy in the Stripes Pyjamas. Even though I had previously read the book of BitSP and knew what was coming I still welled up.

 

[Fusionxl]

It's pretty easy for me to mirror emotions so I shed a tear or two quite often. If I'm in a manly company then I just look away until the scene is over

Also, I never watch horror movies, the trailer to the Human Centipede alone made me uneasy for a better part of a day.

 

[Betancore]

I cry pretty easily, so it's no huge feat for a film to evoke some kind of emotion in me. I won't even bother listing every movie that has made me cry, but generally I'm not a very depressing person. I can be quite dramatic, though. And I'm very emotional; I react to certain things quite quickly and intensely. So it's not surprising that a movie like Drop Dead Fred will have me sobbing.

 

[Minch]

I'm such a crybaby i've cried at so many films, guess i'm just emotional like that haha!
But this film, the ending pretty much traumatised me it's so sad! I'd reccomend watching the whole film, it's an underrated masterpiece, and so so sad, so don't watch this clip if you don't want to spoil anything!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpVU-JI8iF0&feature=related