Have you ever cried at the end...?

[BehattedWanderer]

Certain Pixar scenes (you know the ones if you're not braindead). Go back and watch them again, even knowing they're there doesn't make it any easier. It doesn't help that I'm a total sucker for Reds, either, and watching them in those moments made my eyes go all misty.

No sobbing though, I am still a man, afterall. Men sobbing means one of two things: 1) Dog died (and even then, you have to stomach it). 2) You've lost both your eyes and your hands, and will never know the greatness of Boobs again.

 

[matnatz]

No, no I haven't. I must just be a bad person I guess.

 

[Librarian Mike]

I cry like a baby at the end of Coming Home, when Jon Voight's character talks to the high school students. The trailer for Where the Wild Things Are gets me all welled up too. It's that song...

 

[Illusio]

Never cried but Elfen Lied brought me the closest to it.

I KNEW it I KNEW it if i looked hard enough through the forums i would find someone who felt the same way as for Elfen Lied, but i guess you're more of a man then me cause i was wiping away tears.

 

[benbenthegamerman]

i know it makes me sound like a pussy, but Rainman kindof made me cry a bit, and it remains my favorite movie ever.

"1:15 to reno, definately. 10, 13 14, 15... im an excellent driver!"

i think dustin hoffman should be given the award for best supporting actor in a movie ever

 

[Vilhelm]

Yup. I cry at the end of Armageddon every time I watch it.

 

[DarkMessiah]

Nope, I haven't cried in years.

My mate, The_Killing_Name on here, cried when Dom's wife died in GoW though.

 

[JD4566]

I haven't cried, but I have shed a tear or two for The Shawshank Redemption and Forrest Gump.
As well as one of the last episodes of Oz. The one where Cyril is about to be executed but is saved at the last minute by the governor. It was the music and Ryan walking around in circles that got to me.

 

[TheTygre]

I'll admit, I spent a lot of my currently short life bawling, followed by a seven year tear drought. I barely cried at my grandmother's funeral. Then I started gettin' me some prozacs. Man, it feels good to be able to cry again. And I don't mean just tear up, but really let it all out. I think Coach McGirk from Home Movies said it best:

"OHHHHH! OH MAN! IT FEELS So GOOD! IT FEELS SO GOOD TO MAN-CRY!"

But anyway, on with the list. Note, spoilers ahoy. Blah blah blah...

* Iroh at his son's grave in Avatar.
* Numerous episodes of Futurama; the dog, Leela meeting her parents, Fry at his nephew's grave, the last episode, etc.
* The good ending of Bioshock.
* Rorschach dying in Watchmen. Yeah, I know. Dumbledore dies, and all I can do is get a little misty-eyed. A heartless sociopath with a screwed up morality compass who smells bad dies... I sob uncontrollably for half an hour.
* TV Tropes. Go on. Go read the Heartwarming or Tearjerker pages straight through. You'll break. Sooner or later, you'll break.
* The ending of Kurau.
* Wall-E. Just pick a scene. I was probably crying from it.
* Abby leaving ER. ... Shut up. I was watching it since I was seven.

But the one consistent, the one that always get me, even to this day... Dragonheart. Just... damn that's hard. I watched that movie religiously as a kid, and I still just broke down into goo when it ended. In fact... I still do. That movie is still guaranteed to make me cry. That was my Bambi's mom, there. I watched Bambi, and I was actually bored. A deer dies? Pfft. What self-respecting future DM cries at a deer. A dragon dies? Keep the tissues on hold. Like I said, I'm glad I can cry again.

 

[Instant K4rma]

Never cried at the end of a movie, but I came damn close at the end of Saving Private Ryan.

 

[Molten Water]

Cried my heart out at the end of Marley and Me and also Grave of the Fireflies

 

[Christemo]

Forrest Gump made me cry like a little *****. even the 2nd time i saw it.

when Gaz was shot, i almost cried. screw Ghost in MW2.

 

[PurpleLeafRave]

I cried at the end of The Darkness.
Thats it.

Oh, and at the end of disc one in Lost Odyssey.

 

[Saint Dillon]

I cried when I watched Bridge to Terabithia, Marley and Me, and that movie about the small boy. (I think the title was Simon)

 

[AdhesiveTape]

I cried at the beginning of UP. So freaking sad.

 

[Christemo]

Cried my heart out at the end of Marley and Me

is the movie good? ive been interested in it, but im not sure yet (i think Aniston is an excellent actor, so id like to see how she does here).

 

[Molten Water]

*SNIP*
No sobbing though, I am still a man, afterall. Men sobbing means one of two things: 1) Dog died (and even then, you have to stomach it). 2) You've lost both your eyes and your hands, and will never know the greatness of Boobs again.

Oh maaan im a guy and that is so right...i cried like a BABY after Marley & ME but nothing after saving Private Ryan or any other "Tearjerker" out there...

 

[Thaius]

"Men don't cry" is a horrifically stupid stereotype that sucks the soul out of men who try to conform to it. Okay, that was a bit extreme, but seriously. Men can feel emotion too, and whatever idiot decided men shouldn't cry has made a lot of emotionless men out there. Screw that stereotype.

I don't cry all that incredibly often, but I do tend to get emotional in movies and such.

A couple episodes of Avatar got me close, but the one that really sent the tears flying was Clannad. The entire last quarter of that show is freaking heartbreaking.

 

[Stig_Marshall]

Pokemon the first movie. Without a shadow of a doubt. And the weird thing is it wasn't because Ash was turned to stone, it was cos that made Pikachu cry. Pikachu tears are enough to bring even Chuck Norris to his knees.