Last movie that made you cry

[ultrachicken]

I never cry at films. They're just pieces of art. They're not going to kill you.

Though 'The Dark Knight Rises' trailer made me facepalm, because it was so store-high-in-transit. Also, this thread has been weaved many times.

That's the only reason you can think of for why people are moved by movies? Or are you trying to be stoic right now?

I believe he's trying to impress the internet people with his aloof attitude.

OT: I teared up at Toy Story 3. You all know the part.

 

[BathorysGraveland]

I think the last movie that I've watched that made me cry was Chicken Run, about 10 or so years ago. That part where the chicken is beheaded. Man, that was an emotional scene when I was young xD.

 

[deidara]

The First Pokemon Movie. Probably when I was 10 or so, but it's still the saddest movie I have ever seen.

 

[deidara]

Can you delete posts, accidental double post while agreeing to new T&C.

'Fraid not, you just have to live with the shame! You can always write something witty in them though, or quote someone and pretend that it was intentional.

Cheers

 

[Colour Scientist]

Can you delete posts, accidental double post while agreeing to new T&C.

'Fraid not, you just have to live with the shame! You can always write something witty in them though, or quote someone and pretend that it was intentional.

 

[thespyisdead]

KungFu Panda 2...

one of the last movies i thought would make me cry :/

 

[Gecko clown]

I watched Blackadder goes forth for the first time. That made me cry.

 

[Mr Goostoff]

I watched Toy Story 3 a few weeks ago with my girlfriend, after warning her that I had balled when I saw it in the theatres. Sure enough, my constitution didn't hold up much better during this viewing.
See, the first Toy Story came out when I was one year old, so these characters have quite literally been with me my whole life. The third one sees Andy going off to college, and I only just recently applied to university. I can't even describe how much this movie affected me.
Not to mention that the "Disney Effect" (a term I'm trying to get used, to describe a "kid" movie's very adult themes or plot points that as a kid, you don't even notice, or really need to, but later in life, give you a whole new appreciation for the movie) in these movies is all about existential mortality. The third one especially:

Spoiler

When the characters I've grown up with, and loved all my life, are fighting for their lives in a landfill, only to finally submit to their fates and slowly drop into an incinerator as they all hold hands in horror... Well, let's just say that I'm beginning to get misty just replaying that scene in my head.

So, yeah. That scene and the ending always get the tears flowing. It really is, in my opinion, the perfect way to end one of the best animated movie series I think there has ever been.

 

[Aeriath]

Buried had me teared up the last time I watched it, but I think I actually cried the first time I did. I never would have imagined that I would have gotten so attached to what is essentially 90 minutes of a man in a coffin.

 

[scrambledeggs]

Mary and Max, I think last time I posted on one of these threads, only one person seemed to know the movie, which I think is a shame, as it is a wonderful, but sad movie. I highly recommend it.

I'll comment here just to let you know I've seen it, and I adore it.

OT: Oh well while i'm here i'll say I can't remember the last time. I'm just not that sort of person, I'm sort of like Mersault from the Outsider if anyone gets the reference.

 

[MinimanZombie]

Actually Arthur Christmas got me pretty damn close and the ending to the new Sherlock Holmes film got me a bit depressed and then it kicked that emotion out of the way with another scene. Then before that it was either Marley and Me or that one film where the dog waits for his deceased owner. If that was a spoiler, well then damn it. I didn't see the opening to that film nor can I remember its name.

 

[Guido656]

Walli - these damn cute animated movies always get me.

 

[hermes]

The beginning of Up, and the ending of Toy Story 3.

Damn, those Pixar guys are masters of their craft.

 

[WolfThomas]

I watched Blackadder goes forth for the first time. That made me cry.

Oh man, this, you know they first played that episode on Rememberance day?

 

[Giftfromme]

Expendables. When Lundgreen and Li were fighting...I thought that the entire enterprise would fall apart at that point. And I didn't want Li to die

 

[Cazza]

Inception when I put in the DVD and it wouldn't play. I reframe from crying at movies because they aren't real.

 

[Mr Somewhere]

Moon. Many scenes are worth shedding tears, it's that sad. The film is about a man who faced isolation on the moon for three years and is due to return to Earth.

Moon, a great film. Quite bleak.

Last film that made me cry... well, The Elephant Man did... nearly... that film is heart wrenching.

(Even if Lynch twisted some facts and well... oh it's a film it doesn't matter they were hardly aiming complete accuracy anyway. I would doubt it, knowing Lynch's work.)

 

[Colonel-Commissar]

50/50.

It really hits hard when one of your close family members has died of cancer.

This.

Shame the movie is not more popular (at least where I come from). Nobody close to me died of cancer but the movie was still incredibly powerful.

 

[Guido656]

The beginning of Up, and the ending of Toy Story 3.

Damn, those Pixar guys are masters of their craft.

They really are mate. It's mad how much emotion they can squeeze from an animation - brilliant.