Also, the Iron Giant. I watched it as a kid, and cried. So then I came back a few months ago and bought it, because I remembered it being really good. I didn't expect it to be quite as sad as when I was a kid, but it was.
The part where the dog waits for him until he dies absolutely did make me cry. Saddest thing I ever saw on TV, including the next to last episode of Band of Brothers.
Public enemies almost made me cry....It was this very well acted out scene that was just so freakin cruel, I was shocked on how connected I felt concidering movies dont normally have that effect on me at all.
Lost Odyssey, when Kaim meets his daughter who he thought died as a child but now she's all grown up and has 2 kids. But she's been sick for a while and she dies in his arms. It's so sad because the children are crying over their dead mother's body and Kaim had to watch his daughter die a 2nd time.
I still didn't cry but it was the closest I've ever been to crying since the first time I watched the Lion King LOL.
I cried when Dumbledore died. The strange thing was I didn't cry when I read it, I only cried when I was listening to the audiobook. I guess it was Stephen Fry's voice or something... I also cried when Tosh, Owen and Ianto died in Torchwood and at the end of the last episode of the second season of Doctor Who. But I also start crying if I laugh really hard, its kind of annoying.
EDIT: Oh, and when I was younger I always cried when Mufasa died in the first Lion King movie.
That still gets to me. When Simba first sees him and has so much hope in his face and then you see him start to slowly realize what's happened and he puts his head against Mufasa's face and says "dad, get up!" Oh man, it just kills me inside. 21 years old and I sob when a cartoon lion dies.
I cry everytime at the movie "Harry and the Hendersons".
I used to watch it a bunch when I was a little kid, but that scene
Where the family has to let go of their friend (the first time) trying to get him back in the forest, and the little boy cries... the tears and the sadness from Harry's eyes as he watches that little boy cry... My screen got really hard to see through through all the tears in my eyes just now.
Although, the
2nd time when they have to make him go away because of the hunter, and John Lithgow slaps him across the face... Damn, I can't even finish the sentence.
That and the Ending to Wall-E. I had never cried in a theater ever in my life until I saw that movie... and I knew it was going to happen, I just didn't expect it to be so beautiful, and the song... Just Gorgeous.
Just recently, though, the movie trailer for "Where the Wild Things Are". I can't tell if I'm crying to the Arcade Fire song (Which I have) or the Trailer (which I have).
I cried when i bought Jeff Loomis's album Zero Order Phase and listened to the song "Miles of Machines". It's so god damn emotional sounding, and you realize that "there's no way i'm learning that one!"
I could point you in the direction of something that would make you feel sand and maybe cry... if you have a heart. BUT it would be embarrassing for me if I just told you, if you found it on your own then you can talk to me about it... So far only one person has, from here anyway.
Alt+Escape had a feature on a poem-based game, and it really hit home. I forgot what it was called, but it felt sad, and very emotionally based. Very short, but I reccomend it. Nice puzzle elements.
I know what game you're talking about. I think it was called As I Die or something along those lines.
When I was younger, I visited a friend of the family, and their son had a musical spinning top that would play "It's A Small World After All". Something about that top made me cry...
Nowadays, heartfelt or uplifting stories will do it for me. And if I ever feel the need to have a good cry and relieve stress, I just check out the Tearjerkers or Crowning Moments Of Heartwarming on TV Tropes.
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