Poll: Which Film made you Cry the most?

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Wolf-AUS

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NDstephan said:
Wolf-AUS said:
I dare a dog owner to watch Hachi and not cry. The only movie I've seen in my life to make fully grown infantry soldiers cry, 100% of the ones who have seen it
seriously? it took THREE PAGES before someone mentioned Hachi?
I cried like a baby at at least 3 parts of that movie!
That's what I was thinking too. I bawled my eyes out as the end drew near and once it finished I sobbed myself to sleep
 

CupboardNinja

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I can't remember the last time I cried during a movie. From this list, I've seen both Toy Story 3 and The Green Mile, neither of which made me cry.
 

tyriless

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bombadilillo said:
No Rudy? FUCK THIS THREAD.

In all seriousness, if you dont cry at the end of Rudy you have no soul.

There are a lot of movies in that poll that I don't understand why you would cry at them....Gladiator? No Country? Requiem? I don't see why you are crying here. And American Beauty? Moving, but not tear inducing at all.

I guess I'm saying, OP if Forrest Gump made you cry Rudy will open the floodgates.
Rudy did open the floodgates for me and they never closed again. I was in my teens and I had pretty strong sense of masculinity which meant I could not cry while watching a movie. The last time I cried was when Optimus Prime died in Tranformers and I was nine. Shamed of myself, I swore that I would not do so again. So I watched movie after movie, toughing it out and bottling all my emotions up. Then comes along Rudy.

Little plucky Sean Astin from the Goonies (one of my favorite childhood films) chasing that impossible dream. Deep down, you know he shouldn't make it, but you root for him anyways. He trys so damn hard to only be sidelined again and again... until the final game.

It wasn't the soundtrack...
It wasn't the crowd chanting...
It wasn't that he was finally let onto the field...

It was when he caught the goddamn football. I cried so fucking hard that my eyes where red and my nose ran like a faucet.

After that day, my emotions could never be kept so easily buried. More than adecade later, I am watching Sean Astin telling his best pal Frodo, "Don't go where I can't follow" and I tear up again. Damn you Sean. Damn you Rudy.
 

skcseth

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Can I get a "None of the Above" option? The only movie that has ever made me cry was Benji.

http://youtu.be/TBcx25Z_WS8

Feel the love.
 

tyriless

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lucky_bob45 said:
the only movie to make me cry is Kick Ass. yep, i know im a freak.
Now switch to Kryptoniiite!
Now go to Robin's Reveeenge!

Favorite scene in the movie, damn almost any move that year. It only gets beaten by the awesomeness of the Inception ending.
 

Jimmy T. Malice

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I don't cry at films; I'm too manly. I almost considered crying (like Yahtzee) at the Good ending of inFamous 2, though.
 

Lieju

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None of those, although I haven't seen all of them.
Grave of the fireflies was sad, but in a soft depressing way, rather than tearing-up way, if that makes any sense.

"Gladiator" made me laugh. Because everyone in the movie took it so seriously and it was so silly.

The saddest movie that still makes me cry would be "Land before time"
 

NOLAftw

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tyriless said:
lucky_bob45 said:
the only movie to make me cry is Kick Ass. yep, i know im a freak.
Now switch to Kryptoniiite!
Now go to Robin's Reveeenge!

Favorite scene in the movie, damn almost any move that year. It only gets beaten by the awesomeness of the Inception ending.
Yeah I loved that scene and the movie. I didn't cry, though I guess it did get a little emotional there with BD's death.
 

TheLoneBeet

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Considering I cried during only one of those movies I have no choice but to vote for Gladiator. I teared up a little when the Emperor is trying to comfort his son by saying any failures he has are the Emperor's failures as a father. That struck home for me. My dad said something similar to me when I was growing up. I didn't smother him to death afterwards though.
 

StormShaun

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Click with adam sandler, I dont know why but I cryed at the part...btw spoilers now, if you dont want to ruin the movie dont click...
where he has lost everything important to me and he dies chasing after then

It made me cry. ;(

If I can say the only thing that has made me cry more was Clannad.
 

mbarrettish

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Everytime I see Toy Story 3, I cry. Every. Single. Time.

Also, The Boy in The Striped Pajamas. I couldn't take it. I cried for over an hour.

There was also this one movie I watched in my high school Spanish 2 class, called Mi Familia(aka My Family) directed by Gregory Nava. Cried my eyes out towards the end. I had to leave the class afterwards I was crying so hard, and I wasn't the only one. Everyone that could relate Jimmy and his son, was just bawling waterfalls.
 

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Lieju said:
The saddest movie that still makes me cry would be "Land before time"
Oh why did you have to remind me of that film!?

When the mother dies...just...when you're a 4 year old child putting scenes like that in a movie just scars you for life.

I don't think I've actually watched that film since.

Especially considering the other Land Before Time films just fill me with joy.
 

Lieju

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ChupathingyX said:
Lieju said:
The saddest movie that still makes me cry would be "Land before time"
Oh why did you have to remind me of that film!?

When the mother dies...just...when you're a 4 year old child putting scenes like that in a movie just scars you for life.

I don't think I've actually watched that film since.

Especially considering the other Land Before Time films just fill me with joy.
Yes. Although I was quite upset at the all the scientific mistakes and the villanification of the carnivores. So I took quite a bit of joy in nitpicking about the film as well.