Have you ever cried at the end...?

[RagnorakTres]

Once, I cried at the end of Cowboy Bebop.

Yep.

 

[Wulf Legend]

I get teary eyed at almost every movie I watch. I sympathize with the characters so it happens. Books make me kind of upset mostly because I don't like to deal with the end of them simply because it's the end. It's weird.

 

[flimsyseahorse]

Books make me kind of upset mostly because I don't like to deal with the end of them simply because it's the end. It's weird.

I'm the same when it comes to books, i get very attached to the characters so when i run out of books including the characters i have got to know it's upsetting to leave those characters behind. It does sound weird now that i say it out loud

 

[scouto]

the end of Homeworld.... and FF8...

 

[Seventeen]

yes, with laughter, all the way through Pineapple Express.

 

[Breaker deGodot]

I've only cried at two movies in my life. Schindler's List and The Passion of the Christ.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Real men don't cry.

Keep telling yourself that boyo

Many times. The real kicker was the end of Quantum Leap.

 

[Time Travelling Toaster]

The final scene of SFU made me tear up a bit, as did the final five or so minutes of Scrubs (which was the series finale, imo). But none of these hold a candle to what Abyssinia, Henry did to me.

Oh god, Abyssina, Henry was a tear jerker, specially when Radar comes in and says it

 

[dontworryaboutit]

I ain't ashamed I cried when Mickey died in Rocky II.

Ok I stole that line.

 

[Gerazzi]

Never.
I started laughing my ass off once.
does that make me a bad person?

 

[Macgyvercas]

Actually cried: Old Yeller (I hate it when dogs die)
Came extremely close to crying: Titanic (When Captain Edward J. Smith, one of my heroes died)

 

[Macgyvercas]

I also was crying by the end of Spaceballs, but that was from laughing so hard

 

[DevilSaint44]

I didnt cry but was sad at the end of Matchstick Men. Also at the Girl from the fireplace, from the new doctor who series

 

[Shepard's Shadow]

I don't cry. I'm dead inside.

 

[thedailylunatic]

I cried at the end of Philadelphia and halfway through one of Keith Laumer's first bolo stories (the one with the old man, I don't remember which). Also, strangely enough, I cried at the end of the original Strike Commander; I can't remember why, but it was probably due to the hauntingly beautiful guitar solo (or at least something that seemed that way to a 10 year old).

I know the Bolo story your talking about the last surviving veterean of the war & the machines been buried under tons of rubble & the bollo unit will only take orders from him. Its reactors going critical & it & the old man just speed off into the distance grinding track to get away from the city it was burried under.

Agreed. Cried like a girl.

Close but not quite:
It's the one where the youngish man wakes up out of stasis to find the world in shit and is assisted by a crazy middle-aged hobo who then dies in his arms after revealing that hobo-man is actually stasis-man's middle aged crazy hobo son. That's where I cried.

 

[Mackinator]

I was almost positive this would be about sex.
I am glad to be wrong.

No, I haven't.
I don't cry.

Not even once Max?

The last time I cried was a long while ago at the end of someone's fist on my face. And I'm talking strength like you wouldn't believe - and being friends with the person when they suddenly turn on you for no reason doesn't help.

 

[Cowabungaa]

I can admit that I cried once to a movie/tv-series/whatever. It didn't involve tears, or even a little bit of sobbing, but I cry from the inside. It was at the end of About Schmidt. A fantastic and deeply sad movie, a movie I could relate to all too well.

 

[Rorschach II]

Forrest Gump is the only movie to ever make me cry. Tom Hanks played that role so amazingly.

Real men don't cry.

Uhhh, Yes they do.

If a man can cry, then he is in touch with his emotions. It doesn't make him any more or less soft. Crying won't make you uncool, don't worry; Im sure you're a complete macho alpha-male aswell...