Films that make you cry

[KyleXYZ]

Armitage III (an anime) made me tear up for the first time during a film. Naomi discovered she could never be human, and something deep inside me thought 'that's simply not fair.'

The second time was at the end of American History X. The younger brother decides to turn his life around only to succumb to a bullet in the lavatory. Defenses could not have been any lower outside of sleep.

Granted I never full-fledged cried, just had my vision become highly blurred...

 

[Z of the Na'vi]

No film has ever made me cry.

Toy Story 3 came very close, though.

 

[DailonCmann]

Any Twilight movie. Put on of those on and I weep for the loss of innocence in today's youth.

 

[CrazyJew]

Truman's Show, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Brothers Bloom.

 

[Brian Hendershot]

Big Fish, Toy Story 3 and that f*cking dog episode of Futurama. You know which one I am talking about!

EDIT: Oh yeah and Up. And for the record, any tears I shed are very manly tears. They are manly they smell of Old Spice and taste like steak.

 

[Lynxan]

I rarely ever get attached to movies well enough to cry, but there are a couple that got a bit close to at least give me a bit choked up, mainly The Lion King and The Plague Dogs. It was the second one that caught me more off guard though as I had read the book before it and knew how the story ended, though that might had helped too since the movie forgets to set up a few things that the book filled in.

 

[J8keM0ney]

The last movie I really remember crying at was Dead Poets Society. although as someone else mentioned, as I have gotten older, I definitely get teary eyed much more often than my younger days.

 

[Mandalore_15]

Only two films have ever really made me cry: Up, and Philadelphia.

 

[aegix drakan_v1legacy]

I don't cry for games, books, or movies.

But I have to admit, the ending of Toy story 3 brought me VERY close. VERY VERY close. ;_;

 

[Andrew_Mac]

Nothing makes me cry! I am a man! We do not cry!
...
Pokemon movie 1
BAWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!

Yes, I cried to the pokemon movie the first time i saw it. Shush...

 

[floppylobster]

The Straight Story

I dare you not to cry in the bar scene.

 

[lobo_ace777]

Lion King, Land Before Time, and Schindler's List

 

[GeneWard]

The killing Fields, which I saw last night, really made me cry. It's really beautiful the friendship the guys hold, and the ending is just so emotional. It's awesome for anybody who hasn't seen it.

 

[NovaCascade]

Bridge to Terabithia got me bad. Also, not really a movie, but I just watched Clannad the whole way through and I was in tears every 4-5 episodes. Honestly, if anyone can watch both seasons without crying I am convinced that you have no soul.

 

[scorptatious]

Marley and Me during the last quarter of the movie.

I was bawling by the end.

 

[Craorach]

The opening sequence to Up gets me every time. I've never seen such an effective combination of music and animation to convey the emotion of the various moments in that sequence, and all without any voice acting at all.

I was also shown two movies in school about the aftermath of nuclear war. When the Wind Blows is beautiful, touching and sad.. and made me, and many others in my class, cry.

The other was called Threads, which frankly made is cry in distress.

 

[Ultramatic]

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Shawshank Redemption (Brooks was here, plus the incredibly heartwarming ending)
Saving Private Ryan
American Beauty
Schindler's List
Hook
The Godfather part 1 and 2
The Deer Hunter
The Passion of the Christ
Once upon a time in America.

 

[twistedmic]

Toy Story 3 nearly brought me to tears several times. The supposed comedy 'The Sixth Man' definitely made me cry , though I was eight or nine at the time. And every time that I watch Moon Child I have to fight to keep from crying.

 

[njrk97]

I dare anyone to watch Hotel for dogs and not get teary eyed

think thats sad watch fluke it sorta sad and depressing but its hard to describe

 

[Zeema]

Marley and Me

If u seen it then you will understand