Movies that made you cry.

[ResiEvalJohn]

This is a pretty obscure one, but I just saw this Japanese drama movie called "Ima ai ni ikimasu" and it was so sad! Great movie, but I cried so MUCH towards the end! Which is unusual for me because I have testicles...
And I only watched it because my gf wanted to!

 

[r0mulu5]

few have come close... only one to succeed would have to be Schindler's List

 

[Schlorgan]

Up, Toy Story 3, Inception (almost but not quite), Return of the King...

 

[charlest92]

All of the movies that came out in the past 10 years because they SUCK.

 

[Nouw]

This thread is 3 days away from another thread with basically the same concept. Please, use the searchbar!

Linky [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.234676-Crying-in-Movies-ft-Emotions?page=1]

I cried during Castaway when Wilson floats away.

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The final episode of Band of Brothers, starting from the German Colonel's speech until the final lines by the veterans.

Taking Chance was extremely moving, but I didn't shed any tears.

Same here, Band of Brothers always makes me teary eyed.

I'm pretty sure this is the 4th time I've posted movies that made me cry. Here goes!

Saving Private Ryan.
Bridge to Teribethea
Toy Story 3
Band of Brothers

 

[Tdc2182]

The end of the first Pokemon movie when the Pokemon's tears bring Ash back to life. Dorky, I know, but that's why I'm here.

My mom must have thought I was the weirdest kid back then for crying at that part.

OT: Some movie with Mila Jokavich being St. SomethingOrOther in the middle ages and being burned at the stake.

 

[Blackvegie]

One flew over the cuckoo's nest...

And Toy Story 3 (You know which scene).

 

[Tdc2182]

Inception (almost but not quite)

Why Inception? I seem to have forgotten most of the last half of that movie.

 

[reaper159]

New Police Story and world with out theives

SPOILER ALERT!!!(i don't know how to do the tab thingy)

SPOILERS- both of them because one of the characters who did bad things, but died trying to do the right thing.

 

[Toranilor]

Inception (almost but not quite)

Why Inception? I seem to have forgotten most of the last half of that movie.

I think he means

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The climax in the third dream layer, most likely the "dissapointed you tried" line

OT: Blade Runner (Director's cut), the second or third time I watched it. Actually understanding the movie made the 'tears in rain' scene rather sad.

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[Taxicab Samurai]

Sunshine, the last line got to me.
Donnie Darko, that rabbit put tears into my eyes, with fear.
Moon, need I say why? (My name is Sam also so it just got to me more maybe I dunno.)

 

[Curtisthekiller]

I know I'm a wimp for admitting it, but Up made me bawl. As well as Old Yeller.

Old Yeller
he was that good a dog.

 

[Soviet Steve]

Toy Story 3.

 

[Timotei]

I cried during Castaway when Wilson floats away.

I lost it there too.

 

[AvsJoe]

"I haven't cried this much since Titanic..."

...sorry

I haven't cried since my first viewing of Endless Waltz, and that was because I was 12 and hadn't seen many tearjerkers. Now a tearjerker has to work before I even *think* about crying, like A Walk To Remember.

The Expendables. There were explosions that would bring a tear to any pyromaniac. And when I saw the AA12 in action.....ah, I fell in love.

Was that the unnecessarily loud machine that Terry Crews was walking around with? If so then I fully agree.

 

[Durgiun]

Goddamn it, Titanic. I was in my early teens when I watched it though.

Have I mentioned how manipulating the soundtrack of that freaking thing is? Without it, the movie wouldn't have been as ''tragic''.

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

All the old standbys came very, VERY, close. Toy Story 3, Green Mile, Terminator 2. None of them actually made me cry though. I manned my way through it.

 

[Angryman101]

There is a lesser known movie called "Wit". Holy Christ. I had to watch it for my nursing class. It is about a smart, English teacher who gets cancer slowly degrades until she dies at the end. Mostly it is placed in a hospital. I will fully admit to crying at the ending of that movie...the entire class was crying...and yes, I am a guy. Not many movies that do it but this one did.

I'm sorry, but fucking this. Tears were openly streaming down my face and everyone in my doesn't-really-give-a-shit community college theater appreciation class. Such an intensely emotional movie experience, my goodness.
Forrest Gump's ending ALWAYS makes me sad.

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Ahhh miss you, Jennay...

When I was very young, Titanic and (embarrassing, I know) Pearl Harbor made me cry, as did the beginning scene of Saving Private Ryan. Shots where a lot of people were dying both terrified and made me feel so bad for them.

 

[Doc Funky]

Angels in the Outfield always, always makes me cry.

Spoiler: I don't care if you laugh at me.

It's the part at the end of the final game, where Danny Glover goes out to Tony Danza, and the kid starts doing the signal...and the other kid does, too, and everyone in the dugout, and everyone in the stadium, and the music swells, and they pan around the two of them as they look at the crowd, and Danny Glover says "it could happen." I start tearing up as soon as Danny Glover starts walking out there, and Tony Danza gives him that weary look, because I know what's coming.

And yes, I teared up at least twice while writing out the spoiler. Goddamn these threads.

 

[Jewrean]

Honestly I can't recall ever crying to a movie. I almost cried at the end of MGS4 but that's the closest I can think of.

I believe MGS4 qualifies as a movie.