Films that have made you cry.

[The Shade]

Not a movie, but the Futurama Jerrasic Bark episode made me teary eyed.

I've never seen a movie that made me cry but I'm come close to crying when watching TV shows a couple of times. One being the Futurama episode about Fry's lost dog Seymour.

That episode of Futurama also made me weepy. (Not actual crying, but close to it.)

 

[Aptspire]

Ben X and Grave of the Fireflies
T_T

 

[MalevolentJim]

The Pokémon movie made me and all my mates cry whenit came out....bare in mind we were 8 back then.

 

[Macgyvercas]

Only movie I've cried at: Old Yeller
Come close to crying: Titanic (when one of my heroes, Captain E.J. Smith, died)

 

[Ken Korda]

Fellowship of the Ring (Boromir's death)

Return of the King (Gettin' on the boat)

The Time Machine (Remake) - I don't remember why, but it made me wimpery.

I seem to remember some movie called Double Jeopardy making me cry when I was younger, but I don't remember why. (Or what the movie was about. Tommy Lee Jones was in it, I think.)

Double Jeopardy? Really?

In that film Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. Then when she's out of prison because of the 'Double Jeopardy' rule in US law or some nonsense, she can't be prosecuted for the same crime twice so she sets out to kill her husband. Tommy Lee Jones is her parole office who is trying to catch her before she can kill her husband.

How the hell did that make you cry?

 

[Trisk]

Grave of the Fireflies -

But lately, it had to be DB: Evolution.

Seconded on DB Evolution.

I don't cry, but I do get sad during...

Serenity ;.;

 

[CapnGod]

I've thought about tearing up at the end of Hero, Last Samurai, and Serenity. Serenity was partly for the characters, but also for loss of the show.

 

[GBlair88]

The film that i remember crying to when I was younger was The Lion King when Mufasa died.

Same here. When I saw it in the cinema with my dad when I was about five.

Probably would've cried at Taken and Wall-E if I didn't fight it.

 

[Mr. Squirrel]

I don't cry. At all.
Sorta wish I did, though. I reckon I'd appreciate a beautiful scene more if it brought a tear to my eye.

This basically, I only cry when I want to. By which I mean that when sometimes when I'm bored I try to cry 'fake' tears, it usually works too. Otherwise I don't cry.

 

[AkJay]

The Green Mile, at the ending, i just couldn't help myself.

 

[Epic_Rocker]

Saving Private Ryan's ending, I Am Legend, (When the dog dies). That's all I can think of for now, Forest Gump.

 

[Lt. Dragunov]

Well I have'nt cryed while watching a movie but if anyone has any good eye fountain movies ill give it a try and see what happens.

 

[The Oddfellow]

Mammamia, not because it was upsetting but because sheer horror of watching it made my eyes water.

 

[fenixrising]

I challenge anyone not to cry at, when the wind blows.

I certainly felt like crying at the transformers film, but for all the wrong reasons.

 

[The Shade]

Fellowship of the Ring (Boromir's death)

Return of the King (Gettin' on the boat)

The Time Machine (Remake) - I don't remember why, but it made me wimpery.

I seem to remember some movie called Double Jeopardy making me cry when I was younger, but I don't remember why. (Or what the movie was about. Tommy Lee Jones was in it, I think.)

Double Jeopardy? Really?

In that film Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. Then when she's out of prison because of the 'Double Jeopardy' rule in US law or some nonsense, she can't be prosecuted for the same crime twice so she sets out to kill her husband. Tommy Lee Jones is her parole office who is trying to catch her before she can kill her husband.

How the hell did that make you cry?

I don't know. Maybe it was a different movie.

Does she get locked inside a coffin and have to shoot her way out in that movie?

 

[Andalusa]

Bambi when his mum gets shot and the Lion King when Mufasa dies.
I was about 6 at the time.
I can't remember any recent ones I've actually cried in.

 

[arcticfox11]

Boondock Saints, execution of Rocco.

I'm normally very stoic when it comes to movies, but this scene is heartwrenching. It's the only scene I've ever cried to.

 

[Time Travelling Toaster]

Suprised no one has said The Bicential Man yet, specifially the end when he is declared human as he dies always brings a tear to my eye :'(.

 

[LethalBargi]

when i was a kid lion king when mufasa died, when i was in 6th grade tarzan when the gorilla leader died.
after them i grew up to have nerves of steel