What Is A Movie That Made You Cry?

[Eerors]

Bridge to Terabithia

This. This. A million times THIS!
I thought it was meant to be a kiddy film. Nothing further from the truth!

The Lovely Bones as well but that's meant to be a sad film :'(

 

[sb666]

requim for a dream was very sad

 

[Big Max]

Not a movie and didn't make me outwardly cry, but I cried inwardly. It's easier to clean up.
Draw with me.

what was that very LAST image?

The hand of the girl, she was right handed and he was left handed.

I've never seen that before but it was very sad.

OT: I've never cried outwardly at a film, but I have came very close before.

 

[Woodsey]

Return of the King - from where Sam and Frodo are laying on Mt. Doom talking about Shire to the end of the film, I have a lot of trouble fighting the tears. Especially when everyone bows to the 4 Hobbits in Gondor, and when Frodo leaves.

I Am Legend too when:

Spoiler

Sam gets infected and the Fresh Prince has to kill her, it's very well done.

Don't think I properly cried at that one though.

It's pretty weird, I find it exceptionally hard to cry at anything in real life (I'm a "bottle it and shut up" kind of person) but I've cried at quite a few films.

 

[CRAVE CASE 55]

Gran Torino

Spoiler: WOW

 

[Superior Mind]

I shed a tear for plasticine figures in "Mary + Max". Brilliant film.

 

[Casual Shinji]

I think a better question would be, "What movies didn't make me cry?"

I'm a sappy son of a ***** when it comes to movies and series.

 

[Helios_(DEL)]

i may cry at the fact of valve making a half life film?
crosses fingers

 

[Not-here-anymore]

Marley and Me. I don't even know why I was watching it, but you know very early on that there's only one way the film can end, and I happen to have an ageing dog with occasional health problems, so yeah, I cried at a glorified rom-com...

Also Anchorman, but those were tears of laughter.

 

[Baldry]

Basically every Disney film in known existence. I was forced to watch little mermaid and I teared up...I'm still a man right?
But, although I haven't watched it in years 'Finding Nemo' never upset me, even though I believe it to be the most depressing Disney film I've seen.

But besides Disney I can't think of any other films.

 

[adamson1000]

Up, I mean it was just so sad you just had to cry

 

[JokerCrowe]

The part in The Iron Giant where

Spoiler: Not really a spoiler, considering everyone who cares has seen the movie, but still

when the Giant thinks the little boy is dead. You really understand the confusion and RAGE he feels. That was his ONLY friend!

That part tears me up something awful. I actually bawled when I saw it at the movies. (I was like 9 though).
Oh and the beginning of UP. I didn't cry, but again you feel the sadness.

 

[cerebus23]

Schlinder's List cant watch that without least tearing up at the inhumanity of it all.

 

[Chrono212]

I Am Legend too when:

Spoiler

Sam gets infected and the Fresh Prince has to kill her, it's very well done.

Don't think I properly cried at that one though.

It's pretty weird, I find it exceptionally hard to cry at anything in real life (I'm a "bottle it and shut up" kind of person) but I've cried at quite a few films.

I second both parts!

...and Forest Gump

 

[Chris^^]

Downfall, every time, those who've seen it will know what part

and Magnolia; that film is such an assault of feeling that I can't help but weep

 

[bz316]

Schindler's List. I don't think this requires explanation

 

[Reg5879]

The Green Mile

That is all.

So true, it is one of the few films to get a tear out of me.

 

[Darth Sea Bass]

I am sam and the crow normally have me choking down tears.

 

[Sqalevon]

Lost in Translation, during the last scene.