What movies make you cry?
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requiem for a dream mainly cause of the story cause my brother is a drug addict and just thinking that could happen to him gets to me
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i dont know why but I am Legend when the dog dies makes me ball like a baby
and reign over me a really sad movie about a guy thats family died in 9/11 and hes trying to live his life just morning but people try to make him get over it which i think is fucked up
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i dont know why but I am Legend when the dog dies makes me ball like a baby
and reign over me a really sad movie about a guy thats family died in 9/11 and hes trying to live his life just morning but people try to make him get over it which i think is fucked up
Anyone who did not cry when Red embraced Andy at the end of Shawshank Redemption has no soul....
The closest a movie has come lately to making me cry is A Walk To Remember. That movie unashamedly pulls every heartstring and it took me some effort to keep composed.
That being said, the only time I cried during a movie was the first time I saw Endless Waltz. I was about 11 or 12 when I saw it and no movie, not even a repeat viewing of that one, has done it since.
That being said, the only time I cried during a movie was the first time I saw Endless Waltz. I was about 11 or 12 when I saw it and no movie, not even a repeat viewing of that one, has done it since.
I don't cry easily but Armageddon, Shawshank and The Green Mile had me near enough sobbing.
I also got really choked up at the end of Hannibal.
I also got really choked up at the end of Hannibal.
I came close with "American Flyers" (greatest cycling movie ever)
The only movie that comes to mind that actually made me cry was Avatar. I did cry seeing my first stage version of Hamlet, though.
When Marcus has the cerebral aneurysm during the race and almost dies
The only movie that comes to mind that actually made me cry was Avatar. I did cry seeing my first stage version of Hamlet, though.
There were quite a few actually. There are some movies which I judge solely on weather or not it makes me cry or, moves me. New Moon failed miserably but, there are some others. Here is a brief list:
You've Got Mail
Click
Sleepless in Seattle
Up
... can't think of any others at the moment.
You've Got Mail
Click
Sleepless in Seattle
Up
... can't think of any others at the moment.
Click is one of the only ones I can remember.Last thing that made me cry was a comic.
EDIT: I forgot about It's Complicated
EDIT: I forgot about It's Complicated
A manly cry at the end of King Kong (Peter Jackson...no the ape dies!!! I knew it was coming, but NO we get sad puppy eyes, the little "swish" undertone as he goes over the edge!! Really?? I think this is the first cgi that made me go what really...bawl!!!).
Lump in the throat throughout all of Up! I mean such a rollar coaster of emotion I thought I needed therapy. Oscar please!!!
Pan's Labyrinth played my heart strings during the end.
Into the Wild gave pretty good shiver, and awsome sound track.
And finally one of the saddest movies ever made an I well happliy put up against any other moive, Graveyard of the Fireflies the anime. Should have a warning, do not watch if depressed.
Lump in the throat throughout all of Up! I mean such a rollar coaster of emotion I thought I needed therapy. Oscar please!!!
Pan's Labyrinth played my heart strings during the end.
Into the Wild gave pretty good shiver, and awsome sound track.
And finally one of the saddest movies ever made an I well happliy put up against any other moive, Graveyard of the Fireflies the anime. Should have a warning, do not watch if depressed.
Ooh, good pick. I've gotta admit, though. I have the hardest time in the world following that movie. I always get lost at the bus scene. It's creepy and bizarre and it comes out of absolutely nowhere and it just knocks me on my ass. Also, I tend to get lost in the awesome covers and forget about the story for a while.Rosy the Brat said:
Up. What made it especially bad was that I watched it for the first time a few months after my grandpa died, and he and my grandma were just as close as Carl and Ellie. I honestly couldn't contain myself.
I cried at the end of Men In black, as well as one part from Independence day.
I'm positive there's more, but those are the only two that i remember very clearly.
I'm positive there's more, but those are the only two that i remember very clearly.
Actually, the last movie that made me cry was Zombieland
The scene were you find out Tallahassee's dead puppy was actually his son. I don't cry often in movies, for me to cry in any sort of comedy is almost unheard of- but that was intense shit.
The scene were you find out Tallahassee's dead puppy was actually his son. I don't cry often in movies, for me to cry in any sort of comedy is almost unheard of- but that was intense shit.