What movie caused the greatest emotional response for you.

[cybran]

Braveheart, Gladiator, Saving Private Ryan, The Patriot... I cannot really decide... they are all great

 

[Shaegor]

Hmm... The movie that has probably made me most sad is Saving Private Ryan, I don't know why but there was just something about that ending.

 

[MrNickster]

The Green Mile. One of the best movies I've ever seen.

 

[Ollecist]

The Boy in Striped Pajamas.

It's a holocaust movie seen in a young kid's perspective, so I should have known what I was getting into. I was bawling.

 

[ScRaT_the_destroyer]

the green mile had me in tears, a very rare thing

 

[Mr Thin]

American Beauty.

Holy damn, that was, wow. Saw it late at night when I was feeling tense.

It just... argh! So good! So damn good!

Twisted my emotions like a rubber band.

 

[Radelaide]

Beauty and the Beast when Gaston stabs Beast and he "dies". I was like </3

And then Belle confesses her love for him and he's all *poof* Human and I was like <3

 

[eastinfecter]

Blade Runner. Hands down.

Oh that poor Roy Batey...

No you don't get spoilers for a movie all the forum's already seen anyway!

"All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain. Time to die."

And would you believe that "Tears in rain" one of the most iconic quotes in movie history, was improvised on the spot?

And the only thing better then Rutger Hauer is....

Spoiler

 

[Communist partisan]

The green mile such a good movie

 

[dogenzakaminion]

Up, like everyone else here. What a great film.
And almost anything by Clint Eastwood. As a director, mind. Gran Torino makes me cry like nohting else.

 

[crimson5pheonix]

A Scanner Darkly is perhaps the most depressing movie I've seen.

 

[Prof. Monkeypox]

Blade Runner. Hands down.

Oh that poor Roy Batey...

No you don't get spoilers for a movie all the forum's already seen anyway!

OH MY GOD YOU BASTARD ITS SITTING RIGHT HERE NEXT TO ME FRESHLEY RENTED FROM THE VIDEO STORE SO I CAN WATCH IT IN AN HOUR

...oops.

 

[AVATAR_RAGE]

The 13th Warrior, weired choice but its true

 

[Wayneguard]

Pearl Harbor, the end always chokes me up but that's war for you; people you care about die. Hell, I lost a friend of mine almost a year ago in Iraq to a roadside bomb.

The scene that I remember being very emotional is the one where they are trying to cut their way into the hull of the capsized ship and they get far enough for some trapped sailors to reach their grasping hands out; but, they get no further and the grasping slowly ceases until their fingers aren't moving at all. Drowning, in my opinion, is the worst way to die. This scene was pretty powerful.

 

[BlumiereBleck]

Donnie Darko....just good on so many levels of that

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

AVATAR.

I cried abour three times. I adored that movie and it caused me too never forget it. I've seen it 8 times now.

 

[neoontime]

Up and Toy Story 3, sadly there both kid movies.

 

[neoontime]

Up. No movie has ever made me cry within the first 5 minutes.

That and Pan's Labyrinth.

I cry every time I watch it.

I felt sad for Up and a little for Pan's Labyrinth but I was mostly thinking "Why won't he Die?"