Movies where you "almost" cried

[this_was_a_mistake]

who here is a real man (or woman) to admit that you cried at some point in a movie, and what movie was it?
I remembered i cried during a movie once, i just can't remember the name. it had something to do with a dog though.

If you say you never cried during a movie, stop lying to yourself.

 

[Hammered]

Hate to say it, but ive cried over quite a lot of films over the years. I get myself to engrossed into the characters and story, makes the film that much better I think.

First film I remember crying at was Bambi. Honestly who didnt?

 

[NewClassic_v1legacy]

Call me a habitual liar, then. I got really freakin' close during Schindler's List, though.

 

[Prozoquel]

Schindler's List, Philadelphia, and (sadly) King Kong all brought me close to tears, but I've never actually had any tears leak out.

 

[dalek sec]

Well I've never cried from a movie but would tv shows count for this?

 

[caravel]

Crouching Tiger. Right at the end, when Chow Yun-Fat is going to die, even though he and Michelle Yeoh have been in love forever. So sad.

 

[Random Argument Man]

Stranger than Fiction, yes I almost cried. But the girl, I was taken out was crying.

 

[internutt]

I can't think of any movies I have cried during. I have been moved to tears a few times during Kamen Rider Kabuto however. There were some really good story lines in that show.

 

[crepesack]

titanic
pokemon 1
band of brothers series
lord of the rings
when reading harry potter 7
and a whole lot more
and yes i am a dude

 

[Trace2010]

who here is a real man (or woman) to admit that you cried at some point in a movie, and what movie was it?
I remembered i cried during a movie once, i just can't remember the name. it had something to do with a dog though.

If you say you never cried during a movie, stop lying to yourself.

"Who cried when Old Yeller got shot....nobody cried when old yeller got shot?...I cried my eyes out!!" Bill Murray, Stripes

 

[wellington]

The Two Towers I think. A man crying over the death of his son. Rough.

 

[fulano]

Ehm, I don't know. The closest I ever came to a tear slipping was in Empire of the Sun(I was a kid back then), and a movie I feel I should've cried to was Lilja-4ever but I didn't.

 

[The Sorrow]

Letters from Iwo Jima
Saving Private Ryan (though I only saw a portion).
Click
King Kong

Yes, I'm a wimp.

 

[Syphonz]

umm tommy boy where his dad dies. and it goes on for like 2 full minutes of bagpipes.

 

[Trace2010]

Since People are adding things other than movies:

Did get me:

-Hearing Mozart's Requiem performed live for the first time.
"Schindler's List"...easy- John Williams and Yo-Yo Ma got EVERYONE with the cello lines.
"Life is Beautiful"-when the dad dies in order to save the little boy.
"Field of Dreams"-James Earl Jones's monologue in the defense of the field...
"Rudy"- god damn it all...yes he did
"Les Miserables"- dude, if the finale of this one had no affect on you, you just aren't human.
-The music video of "Who Wants to Live Forever"- going back 20 years later and finding out who Freddy Mercury was...and then listening to that piece of music wondering whether or not he had been diagnosed before he wrote/performed this.

 

[Zeke109]

I cried at the End of 'Sunshine' 'Pearl Harbor' 'Fluke' 'The Notebook' 'Tuck Everlasting' 'The Green Mile' and the last 'Star Wars'.

 

[Zeke109]

Jet Li's Fearless, U571, Top Gun, and Saving Private Ryan.

 

[Mr.Pandah]

Most war movies to be honest.
Also a book titled "Feed", I believe thats the title...or The Feed, one or the other.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Hundreds.

Last episode of Quantum Leap, First Episode of House, Les Miserables when

Spoiler

Cosette gets shot

Honestly far too many to mention.

Oh, and when they find Miss Evangelista in "Silence in the Library"...*sniffs* dammit...something in my eyes.

 

[plastic_window]

Watership Down - the cartoon version with John Hurt (the Prime-Minister in V for Vendetta) as Fiver.

Scared the shit out of me as a kid, but then I watched it recently. Man...