What movies have made you cry?

[SonicWaffle]

None have made me cry because I'm a man!!!

Absolutely! We are men, manly men, who do not even have tear ducts! Though last night I watched American: The Bill Hicks Story with my girlfriend (who was weeping by the end), and it depressed the fuck out of me. Why do we always lose the good ones?

 

[Powderedhippo]

Tehy didn't make me cry but the closest any movie's actually gotten.

The ending of Man on Fire and The Green Mile.

 

[Evilsanta]

Way too many to name. Lots and lots.

Ach! Ninja'd. Well this.

BUt if you want an example: Schindler's List. Get's me everytime.

 

[emeraldrafael]

I see alot of topics about secrets and what movies have influenced people and things so this is just another.

What movies have made you cry?
Also Im new to the forums so hello to all.

Howdy and yo. glad to meet you, hope you enjoy yourself here. Just keep some civilities and you shouldnt run into problems.

OT: Old Yeller. Dont give me that look.
Just about any movie where a major character dies in a dramatic way that we get closely attached to.
It made me cry in the I just peed myself way.

And hey, I'll say it I cried in the Jurassic Bark episode of Futurama

 

[matell]

dead poets society, only one so far

 

[Shifty Tortoise]

The beginning of UP and the end of Click, i'm sure there's a lot more, but those are the ones that come to mind first.

Toy Story 3, i didn't find too upsetting, i really can't see what was so sad =/

 

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[LordXel]

As a kid I cried at a lot of movies but the two that deserve to be mentioned is Darth Vader dieing in Return of the Jedi and the ending to Return of the King.
Only three other movies have managed to get me crying.
Watching The Green Mile I nearly died crying near the end, it was too much.
I held back on Toy Story 3, but yeah I was crying.
I shed just one tear near the end of Spirited Away just because it was such a beautiful film. Nothing else really.

 

[Cobbs]

I find it disturbing how good pizar have been at causing the shedding of tears lately. Up, Toy Story 3. Dear god their next movie will cause waves of mass drowning by tears methinks.
I remember shedding tears of both pride and sadness at one of New Vegas companion endings *SPOILER I DONT KNOW HOW TO DO THE TAG THINGIES SORRY*
When boone is crucified and spits on the legate
*END SPOILERS SORRY ALL*

On the other hand i shed tears of joy at the end of Atonment. HAHAHA TAKE THAT YOU BASTARDS I HATED THIS MOVIE SO GODAMNED MUCH BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Triangulon]

Not many films to be honest. I usually get choked up reading books. Having said that, Last of the Mohicans gets me every time.

 

[SovietX]

I cried in Toy Story 2 when I was younger, mainly when Jessie is talking about how she was thrown away. Still makes me sad when I see it.
I also teared up in several moments of Saving Private Ryan. Mainly when the medic (cant remember name, haven't watched it in a while) dies.

I teared up in Metal Gear Solid 3 and Red Dead Redemption.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Grave of the Fireflies, can't believe it's been mentioned only once so far...

Grave of the Fireflies is a movie so sad that mere tears wouldn't do it justice. Seriously, I watched that movie once and then never agian because of how soul-chrushing it was.

The Plague Dogs and Disney's The Little Match Girl are the some of the few movies that have me sobbing like a 2-year old.

 

[theartknife]

there's been a few that made me kind off well up, and get a bit teary, but very few that made me fully cry.

Creation [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0974014/] on the other hand, made me openly weep like an infant.

 

[standokan]

Munic, brilliant movie, it reminded me of the untouchables which is too a brilliant cry worthy movie.

 

[Marter]

Quite a few have, but the only one where I couldn't fight back the tears if I wanted to would be <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.231661>Snow Angels.

 

[AlohaJo]

UP
The last samurai

There's probably more, but these're the only ones I can easely remember.

Same here. Especially "The Last Samurai", that was just an incredibly moving movie.