Movies that made you cry.

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Grave of the Fireflies.

I'm never really cried during any movie. I've sniffled during "UP", but GotF made me bawl. I mean sob like a baby.

ive always heard thats like the most depressing movie ever made. ive had it sitting in my house for like 2 years now but never got around to watching it. maybe im just trying to decide if i want to kill a happy mood mood by watching it, or wait til im feeling down and then make myself even more depressed

 

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Honestly I can't recall ever crying to a movie. I almost cried at the end of MGS4 but that's the closest I can think of.

I believe MGS4 qualifies as a movie.

i believe mgs4 qualifies as at least 2 movies (not that im complaining, im a metal gear fanboy, through and through)

 

[Mordwyl]

Got all the way down here and didnt see Toy Story 3 mentioned.

SHAME I SAY!

But really the last 5 mins of that movie just seemed to hit people in the right spot.

This. The last scene in particular.

 

[Keroyx]

Pokemon: The first movie....I was, like, eight.

 

[octafish]

Aaargh! I can't believe I forgot about Paris Texas. That peep show scene is fucking devastating. I can't even hear the music anymore without weeping... I knew these people, these two people...

 

[lewism247]

I've never full on cried but I've teared up a few films. Namely Forrest Gump, The Pianist, United 93 and Castaway.

 

[One of Many]

One of the few movies that makes me cry is Gods and Generals.

The scene from the battle of Fredericksburg, where the Union Irish Brigade clashes with fellow Irishmen of Col. Robert McMillan's 24th Georgia Infantry. At the end of that scene, where the Confederate officers are crying and start cheering the retreating Irish Brigade, tears, every time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qVCxEupPag&feature=related

 

[Iandiaeufaieubfeuihfi]

No movie made me cry, except for some anime and manga. But the numbers in that are few.

 

[Evilsanta]

One that always gets me is near the ending of Schindler's List. He could have resuced more...Damn it.

 

[Ignatz_Zwakh]

Shutter Island has brought tears to my eyes the 3 times I've seen it. It's fairly heart-breaking. ><

 

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Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.

 

[Kurt Horsting]

Now it ain't a movie, but when the 101st in "Band of Brothers" liberate the concentration camp, it gets me in tears every time. It just hurts deep down in that part of your soul to watch that and know even though they are actors, those events actually happened.

I cried during Castaway when Wilson floats away.

I kinda chuckled at that at first, but felt bad about it. And seeing him cry all along on the boat was what got me. Ya, its completely crazy, and he personified the ball so he could have something to ward off insanity and isolation. But its still a grown man risking his life so he could talk to a ball.

 

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Some of these guys are liars. Or emotionally bereft. I'll man up and name one: Time Traveller's Wife. Weird, very chick-flick, but I did cry.

 

[Nailz]

The Plague Dogs, an obscure british animated film about Two dogs who escape from a testing facility. Don't watch it, Don't even look it up its so depressing it will make you want to kill yourself

this is the real /thread

 

[Real_horrorshow]

Big Fish
A.I.
Wall-E
American Beauty

 

[Timmehexas]

I'm not a crier when it comes to movies (although at certain points in books I can start crying like a little girl) but in V for Vendetta after that long scene where it ends with her standing in the rain... yeah if you've seen the movie you know what I'm talking about. I always start crying, every frickin time... I just can't help it.

Spoiler

In books the time I've probably cried the most would have to be when Nighteyes dies in the 3rd set of books by Robin Hobb. Just so god damn sad.

 

[Robotkio]

First movie I ever cried to was Saving Private Ryan, not at the end, though. I cried when Capt. Miller revealed what his job back home was. I was a lot younger then and war seemed a lot more glorious for me at that age (considering my war experiences were along the lines of Medal of Honor and Call of Duty), so when he tied the people in war to a life I can relate to it just brought home the fact that everyone who was fighting in that war was a human being who was there, not for glory, but because they had something they felt they had to protect. That fact had never really clicked in before then.

Now I've got a girlfriend so I tear up at just about anything sappy. =P

In my defense I've actually tried to make myself more emotional over the years. It's a heck of a lot more fun really getting into movies, games and books rather than just sitting back detached from them.

 

[Dirty-Zombie]

Toy Story 3.... thats the only movie. A couple of tv shows have though.

 

[grrr]

I cried in Titanic too. Am I a pansy now?

OT: Man, I cry too much.

I've cried in so many movies. Heck, even Click made me cry. CLICK.

Click was actually really depressing.