Who else cried at the end of Toy Story 3?

[Extasii]

Yes, I am an 18 year old guy and I cried with my girlfriend at the end of TS3.
The way I see it, I grew up with Andy and the Toy Story trilogy.
Andy's goin' to college, so am I.
Who else is in the same boat as me?

 

[Tommy T.]

Haven't seen it. Probably never will.

 

[pope_of_larry]

i did

 

[L3m0n_L1m3]

I cried.

I'd say manly tears... But they definitely weren't.

 

[dancinginfernal]

Almost did, on the verge of tears but I was able to avoid it while my girlfriend cried.

Great movie.

 

[child of lileth]

I still haven't seen it. I haven't even heard anything of the story other than people always say they cry at the end.

 

[Jark212]

I'm 19 and I cried like a baby, all the younger folks (like 13 year olds) looked at me like I was a freak, but I grew up with this series and I'm pretty much around the same age as Andy...

 

[Craftybonds]

not i, didn't even come close, and i was sort of disappointed. the end wasn't really as sad as people were making it out to be.

i cried at both the end of Wall-E and Up though. both of those movies built up the emotional ties more thoroughly.

EDIT: I'm 20 and male. i grew up with the toy story movies, but toy story 3 was emotionally detached for me.

 

[Mr.Mattress]

My mother Cried, and it touched me very deeply, almost to the point of tearing.

 

[Citrus]

I didn't cry, but it got me closer to it than any other movie. Toy Story 3 and Click (oddly enough) are the only films that have managed to get to me to that stingy pre-crying phase.

 

[Arawn.Chernobog]

A single manly tear...

 

[cheese_wizington]

No but it was a bit sad.

 

[Con Carne]

I didn't full on cry, but I got a little teared up.

 

[Craftybonds]

snip

i mean, it's not like i was full out balling and weaping. usually just a single tear or something. still very demasculinizing for a 20 year old male, considering these are fucking cartoons >.>

i still think pixar needs to give up this kids movie charade. their movies contain way too many political and adult messages, and other shit that 99% of 10 year olds can not begin to comprehend.

 

[ShadowDude112]

First time I saw it I held myself back. Second time I let the tears come out. That movie is sad.

 

[Blueruler182]

The end reminded me of my dog's death (don't take this as a spoiler, it's not, but what's in the spoiler box is, in a big way).

Spoiler: Waaaaah!

When he said goodbye to Woody, everything he said, about him always being there for you, that's how I was with my dog. I probably had one of my most spiritual moments when Woody said "goodbye, Buddy"... I'm tearing up thinking about it now.

So I went numb. It's probably the closest thing I'll get to crying in a movie and the most connected with any fictional character I've ever felt. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to work off the numb after revisiting that memory. It's a very affecting movie.

 

[Lust]

At first I was hesitant of crying in a theater because......

Spoiler: I is a manly man

Rrrrr!!!

Then, I started watching and found myself..........

Spoiler: Giddy with laughter

Started getting teary........

Spoiler: Spoiler....I got emotional

Dude, you have an attachment to this?

Then it happened.....

Spoiler: There's no going back

BROFIST!!.......wait..........oooo............sorry, man.......I didn't know you were..........crying..........................sorry.

After it was over, I took solace...........

Spoiler: ...With some chips...

OH, BABY

Needless to say, I liked the movie.