Movies where you "almost" cried

[Xojins]

I have honestly never actually cried during a movie, but some have gotten me close:

Pay it Forward (closest I've ever been to crying from a movie)
Monsters Inc. (when they have to destroy the door)
The Last Samurai (very powerful ending)

 

[fedpayne]

Oh and Epic Movie.

You dog!

 

[kateatsmouse]

First movie I ever cried at was Balto. Looking back on it, it was a stupid movie, but. I was very emotionally attached to that dog.

Last movie I cried at was Youth Without Youth but I shouldn't have. It wasn't that good, and I wasn't attached to the characters. I was just sad someone died.

 

[lSHaDoW-FoXl]

I cry too friggin' much. I don't think I can truly recall all the movies I cried during.

There were some movies which made other people cry which made me go- "MEH" Like a heartless twat, then there were many which haunted me for days. WHY SIRIUS?! WHY! I FUCKING LOVED YOU! T_T

and Fred! =(

 

[Mukiwa]

I t wasnt a movie that i cried but a series called Band of brothers. everyone who saw the miniseries to the end will understand. On the speech of the German officer to his troops and on the baseball game at the end you just cant hold your self.

Agree totally, it was an amazing series. I still watch it regularly.
Fans who havn't already heard this may be pleased to hear that the Band of Brothers creators are making a new series set in the Pacific, due out in 2009.
Here's some juicy info if you're interested:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0374463/

 

[maximilian]

Easily Grave of the Fireflies. And Life is Beautiful.

 

[Simski]

I almost cried laughing at the girls crying at the death of Simba's dad.

 

[Xalmar]

Land Before Time. The scene at the beginning where Littlefoot's mother dies gets me. Every. Single. Time.

 

[aswiftlytiltingreality]

I almost cried laughing at the girls crying at the death of Simba's dad.

That is an extremely sad moment in Disney's cinematic history. It comes in second to the entirety of "The Fox and the Hound" (I cry just talking about that movie).

 

[Googleplex]

Almost during Children of Men near the end where the baby starts to cry during the firefight and when the soldier see the baby, they just halt in their tracks, and all the fighting stops. Great music, great scene.

 

[Space Spoons]

I had a lump in my throat for most of Radio.

 

[ClassicThunder]

The only movie I even got close to crying about recently was I am Legend. Him strangling his dog. One of the most intensive scenes ever.

 

[Xhumed]

Se7en actually makes me weep, the ending effects me so badly. It just really upsets me.
I've only seen the very end of Titanic (I just skipped to the bit where it sinks) but I never cried at that. Might have laughed actually- after all, this was before Leonardo DiCaprio learnt to act properly.

 

[Spinwhiz]

"Finding Neverland" holy crap...AMAZING

 

[Death Magnetic]

My dog skip.

 

[this_was_a_mistake]

My dog skip.

Oh, i remember now, that's the movie that made me cry, right at the end.

 

[Jimmyjames]

Schindler's List
The Orphanage
Shawshank Redemption
Jerry Maguire
Magnolia

 

[ccdistancerunner]

I should preface this with this- if I "almost" cry I actually have to finish the crying. That being said these are some of the movies:
Bambi, The Green Mile, Of Mice and Men, Simon Birch, Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers, LOTR: Return of the King, Wall-E, E.T., Homeward Bound.

 

[absinthe21]

Never during a film or TV show, but I will admit to ahving cried over books. I remember Tarka the Otter when I was about 7, but more recently The Time Traveller's Wife.