What movies have made you cry?
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Remember, tears can be from sadness or joy. (vague spoilers ahead)
Shawshank Redemption (tears were streaming leading up to the end)
12 Angry Men (When Juror #3 tears up the picture and realizes the error of his ways. This movie must be seen before you die. The ending is extremely eye-opening.)
Etneral Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - for whatever reason, I cried really hard during this exchange "But I know I'm going to get bored of you." "... Ok"
Homeward Bound (the music that plays when Shadow comes over the hill. I was eight.)
The Black Cauldron (SPOILERS!!!* This is the most underrated Disney movie ever and you've probably never seen it or heard of it.)
*When Taron holds Gurgie's seemingly lifeless body and that damn music plays. The freaking lovable little critter sacrifices himself because he, "has no friends."
Honorable Mention: Terminator 2 - never has a thumbs up meaned so much. Still my favorite movie of all time. Oh, and don't forget any Holocaust movie (had to watch The Grey Zone back in college and students were weaping).
Shawshank Redemption (tears were streaming leading up to the end)
12 Angry Men (When Juror #3 tears up the picture and realizes the error of his ways. This movie must be seen before you die. The ending is extremely eye-opening.)
Etneral Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - for whatever reason, I cried really hard during this exchange "But I know I'm going to get bored of you." "... Ok"
Homeward Bound (the music that plays when Shadow comes over the hill. I was eight.)
The Black Cauldron (SPOILERS!!!* This is the most underrated Disney movie ever and you've probably never seen it or heard of it.)
*When Taron holds Gurgie's seemingly lifeless body and that damn music plays. The freaking lovable little critter sacrifices himself because he, "has no friends."
Honorable Mention: Terminator 2 - never has a thumbs up meaned so much. Still my favorite movie of all time. Oh, and don't forget any Holocaust movie (had to watch The Grey Zone back in college and students were weaping).
Am I the only one that didn't find Toy Story 3 tear-jerking? Sure the ending was moving but I just didn't get all the crying-hype. And before you guess that I haven't experienced what Andy went through, I'm 25.
Hmmm...let me see
The ending to A.I (I seriously cried my eyes out to this one, when i first watched it)
Forrest Gump (you all know what part I am referring to)
Kill bill (the Anime Part when the girl cries when her mum's blood drips through the mattress)
The whole of grave of the fireflies (watched it with my Sisters boyfriend, we were both crying)
The bit in I am legend when will smith is talking to the mannequins. (mainly because I fully well know what it is like to be alone).
The ending to A.I (I seriously cried my eyes out to this one, when i first watched it)
Forrest Gump (you all know what part I am referring to)
Kill bill (the Anime Part when the girl cries when her mum's blood drips through the mattress)
The whole of grave of the fireflies (watched it with my Sisters boyfriend, we were both crying)
The bit in I am legend when will smith is talking to the mannequins. (mainly because I fully well know what it is like to be alone).
The films that made me cry was the grav of the fireflies at the end and spirited away omg i think i am in love with jap anima films they touch ur heart and of course the land before time when littlefoot was gonna go stay with his dad in the land before time the longneck migration the song firend
Only one movie has made me cry and that was recently. Samurai X: Reflections.
I had just rewatched the series, coming from when I had last seen in it in Junior High. I'm now nearly 20. Watching Kenshin die from tuberculosis in Kaoru's arms gave way to tears, even though I knew it was coming from having spoiled the movie for myself years before having finally watched it a few months ago. I gave it a standing ovation for being able to do that.
I had just rewatched the series, coming from when I had last seen in it in Junior High. I'm now nearly 20. Watching Kenshin die from tuberculosis in Kaoru's arms gave way to tears, even though I knew it was coming from having spoiled the movie for myself years before having finally watched it a few months ago. I gave it a standing ovation for being able to do that.
I only distinctly remember one movie that I watched as a child. The gist of it being a boy yelling at his dog and sending it off. I've always really loved animals so when I was young that was a really sad thing for me.
Other than that... I don't recall any movies that have made me cry. A few have come close for sure, but not quite. I did however tear up a bit when I read a recent R.A Salvatore book where
Other than that... I don't recall any movies that have made me cry. A few have come close for sure, but not quite. I did however tear up a bit when I read a recent R.A Salvatore book where
In the third "Transitions" book, Catti-Brie and Regis die. reading Drizzt's reaction and thinking about all the time I had spent reading about them made me really feel the depth of their deaths.