I Know this thread has been done to death but name five movies that made you cry

[jackpackage200]

For Me it has to be

Stand By Me
Shawshank Redemption
Schindler's List
127 Hours
Requiem for a Dream

 

[dagens24]

Machete
The Rock
Jurassic Park 3
Saw 7
Son of The Mask

 

[Mr Thin]

If you know it's been done to death, WHY THE BLOODY HELL DID YOU DO IT AGAIN!?

IT'S BEEN DONE TO DEATH!

[small]...The Last Samurai, Armageddon, Titanic, A.I., Pay It Forward.[/small]

 

[WolfThomas]

UP definitly. I actually cried at the start of the new Star Trek, it wasn't a great film, but I was totally hungover and the scene at the start with Kirk's father was just so touching.

 

[jackpackage200]

Team America

South Park Bigger, Longer, and uncut

Waiting

Spaceballs

Harold and Kumar go to White Castle

You never said cry from because of sad

I did lol. Well played sir. The amount of trolling is surprising

 

[rosemystica]

Toy Story 3--scratch it, almost everything Pixar puts out lately

Fantasia 2000 (while most of the movie was just sort of okay, the Firebird Suite was just *that* beautiful)

The Iron Giant

The Crow (I've seen it maybe a million bazillion times, but there are still parts that just make me wibble and weep anyway)

Highlander

 

[SeeIn2D]

I can only think of one but that one is The Road. Anyone who doesn't at least tear up at least twice during that movie doesn't have a soul and hates puppies...

 

[SeeIn2D]

I can only think of one but that one is The Road. Anyone who doesn't at least tear up at least twice during that movie doesn't have a soul and hates puppies...

kinda scared to hire this one because just the look on Viggo Mortensen face on the cover makes it look like its gonna be a hard slog.

It's actually fantastic. Prepare to be depressed though if you ever decide to watch it. Great movie though.

 

[StrixMaxima]

Five is a tall order... the ones I remember are:

Henry V (St. Crispin's Day speech is such a great text. Damn you Shakespeare!)

Terms of Endearment (Corny and outdated, but there's something about that movie that makes me spill some tears).

The Big Lebowski (Donny was a good man!)

 

[TFielding]

All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) I had read the book and I knew the ending was coming but still. Stupid Butterfly
Stand By Me (Reasons everyone else has said)
None others

 

[johnstamos]

deathly hallows part 2
Up
futurama Benders big score (seriously, this movie kicks ass)
and i know theres more but "sad" moments aren't what make me tear up in movies.
overwhelming bursts of humanity and bold moments in film do this to me, like deathly hallows part 2 there were like 3 or 4 moments in it where i felt myself welling up not out of sadness but just perfect movie moments. also at the end of deathly hallows part 1, you know what i mean.
I don't care if your a harry potter fan or not those movies kick ass.