Movies that made you CRY
 

Lilja 4-ever - MOST POWERFUL MOVIE I EVER SEEN. Try to watch this shit and not get misty eyed. :rant:

And Forrest Gump a lil. :mad:

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When I first saw it I thought Forest Gump was a stupid movie.
But watching it now, yeah, that movie got me a little. I have a few to list off (stfu, at least I'm honest)

Movies that made me misty eyed
Forest Gump
The Chronials of Narnia (when they're on the train, really felt for the kids)
American History X
K-Pax
Sideways (well, it was more along the lines of tears of anger. Love the movie, but I hated the ending at first)

Movies that made me seriously cry
American Beauty
Million Dollar Baby
Finding Neverland
Finding Neverland
Finding Neverland
Finding Neverland
Oh, and then there's Finding Neverland.
Such a wonderful movie. Spoilers below, highlight to read.
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Right before Sylvia dies they show Neverland. It goes from something so wonderful to something so sad. Being a dude and having a girl for a best friend... Watching JM Barrie lose such a close friend really hit home for me. I paid to see it twice before it hit DVD, cried both times. Bought the DVD, I still cry
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Awesome, awesome film.

The Patriot with Mel Gibson. (Misty Eyed)

When his daughter would'nt talk to him for the longest time and when he went off one day to fight she ran after him that got me.

Oh Gladiator a little too. :mad:

I always seem to get misty eyed when a famous sports guy retires.

Quite a few actually. I can't seem to name any off the top of my head.

The only movie that almost made me cry (seriously had to hold it back like a mother fucker and was still misty eyed) was the end of Big Fish. Mind you my dad had died like 2 weeks earlier.

American Beauty
Forrest Gump
Shawshank Redemption

thats all I can think of for now

Loads of films have me well up in the eyes. Which = crying, if you let it all out and blub at a film that's a bit silly, like a girl.

pretty much every other movie i watch :$

the notebook, the green mile and my girl off the top of my head.

thats a good one too...watched it recently and made me think of my grandfather

Yeah forgot about green mile. That got me a little.

Green Mile prolly got me closest. American Beauty too.

Albeit it's not a movie, the book "Wicked" made me cry. After I read it there were a few tracks on the broadway soundtrack that got to me.

And they say us men folk are'nt sensitive. Chicks dig sensitive. :D

watched the fox and the hound last week and cried then too

The only film that has come close to even bringing a tear to my eye is, Forest Gump. Something about that last hour or so...

I get far too emotional with films and some tv but Green Mile was probably the one that got me most!

Oh and Philadelphia got me too!

Damn you Tom Hanks!!!

Million Dollar Baby had me balling

Homeward Bound :(

I don't cry during movies. I'm a "robot".

Life is Beautiful

I also came very close to crying during Alone In The Dark, but that was for very different reasons.

movies never made me cry, but alot of the drama type send chills down my spine, Crash, Hotel Rwanda... etc.

Million Dollar Baby was bullshit. Mad cliché.

The only movie that ever caused liquid to come out of my eyes was A Beautiful Mind. I still don't know why exactly.

lol faggggggg

never fully cried, but tears yes

Man, when Rudy makes that tackle at the end of the movie and his dad and brother start shedding tears and the black guy claps, boy did that get me.

The Champ

I was young, (12ish I think) but that movie made me cry. If anyone saw Million Dollar Baby and that brought a tear to your eye, then this one woulda made you bawl.

The episode of OZ where they are gonna execute Cyril O'Reily made me cry. :'(

thanks buddy ;)

I used to be sensible about movies when I was young. I can't remember the last time I cried for a movie though. Here's the movies I could not watch when I was young because they made me cry.

E.T.: I couldn't stand seeing him go back to his planet.
Gremlins: I thought that Gizmo was having it bad.
Land Before Time: When his mommy dies.

A Perfect World

Shawshank Redemption

Lion King

The Passion of The Christ was up there also.

ha, i know what you mean

Six String Samurai I cryed because it sucked so much ass

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118736/plotsummary


Plot Summary

A mysterious and powerful hero of the classic kind, Buddy is as skilled with his guitar as he is with his samurai sword. Thrown together with a kid whom he saves in a spectacular battle, the two of them must now escape their enemies and reach "Lost Vegas," the rock 'n' roll capital of this future world.

In a post-apocalyptic world where the Russians have taken over a nuked USA and Elvis is king of Lost Vegas, "Six-String Samurai" chronicles the tale of Buddy (Jeffrey Falcon), a hero who's a '50s rocker and wandering warrior rolled into one, too-cool package. Armed with his six-string in one hand and his sword in the other, Buddy is on his way to Vegas to succeed Elvis as King. Along the way, he saves an orphan (Justin McGuire) who decides to play tag-along to his rescuer. What follows is the road trip from hell.

I remember seeing some ads in a magazine for that movie and thinking it was a joke.

Ready to Rumble. When Jimmy King got screwed out of the title. :'(


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lol

I've teared up and stuff from way too many.

Those I can remember:

Old Yeller
ET
LOTR, mostly when they all bowed to the hobbits, that got to me, damnit.
Alot of films that have animals
American History X
Titianic, I tried not to, but Celine got to me, what can I tell ya.
Some disney films when I was younger..

I was making out during Schindlers List, however I probably would have cried there too if I wasn't.

I remember seeing the movie and thinking it was a joke :'(

Hardball was the last movie to make me cry.

I welled up at the end of The Jacket, probably because the song was just right for the ending.

To be honest, as much as I liked the film, I'm starting to ask myself just how much the feeling of loving it came from the song at the end kicking in.

I watched it again with my dad, and he watched the credits all the way througn like I did, so I think maybe the soundtrack choice had a big influence.

oh yea, the G-Baby thing. Great movie

lol, I read that "marking" out the first time.

When I watch movies by myself I get emotional. So a lot of movies will get me "misty eyed" I guess the term is. Ones like Braveheart and Gladiator etc., they do it everytime.

The only movie that I ever completely shed tears on though, is Prefontaine. When they are driving the coffin around the track. The first couple times I didn't understand, but now it gets me every time.

Armeggeddon

Mortal Kombat Annihilation (see Six String Samurai)

I just watched Gladiator (this thread gave me the idea) and it was the first time that I remember ever focusing on the whole movie, but it brought out different emotions in me. The only part that made me close to being "misty eyed" was in the end, when he was laying on the sand and she was talking to him. Overall a spectacular movie though, I never realized how good it is.

LOL

I think million dollar baby had me more of a pissed of misty eyed reaction due to the other boxer getting no punishment what so ever, and showed no sympathy, more of a "WHAT-THE-FUCK" sort of teary eyed.

other then that..
What Dreams May Come, all that movie did was hit you with tragedy over and over again D:

I deeply sobbed at the end of Revenge Of The Sith(:foc: , I don't care what anyone says, it's WAAAYYY better than ESB) for two reasons. The end of the saga(for now) and seeing Anakin engulfed in flames and Vader's first appearence.

And, no, before you ask, I don't see arty crap like Million Dollar Baby.

I got misty eyed when he turn on Kenobi and also when Sidious ordered the clonetroppers to kill all the remaining Jedi and we got that awesome montage where all the jedi dying over the universe

Oh hell, I forgot about Order 66. Yeah. Really powerful stuff there.

I Havent cried because of a movie, I feel my emotions are fucked right now, not in the teengae Emo way, but because I have to keep telling myself how o act, at christmas eve, I was thinking, "this is where I'm excitited" it really is a crap way to live.

stand by me

another great flick

Man On Fire.
At the end when he gives his life to save the little girls. Sad stuff

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO