Movies that make grown men cry...

Chris P. Bacon

I'm 30 and i can honestly say that i have never once cried watching a film, actually the last time i cried was about 5 years ago when my dog of 14 years had to be put down but that's real life not a film,but i watched "Hachi: A Dog's Tale" last week and yes it is very sad,but still no crying i think i have a heart of stone

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1028532/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaS37E3gKOU

bergkamp10

Cicero wrote: »

Remember watching the 1931 version on TV with my dad...yea..agree...

you should check out the early 80's version with john voight and ricky shroeder. Very VERY sad end

john_cappa

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsYl63dAZHA

Epic at 4.12 that the real chris gardner whose life the film is based on walks through for a cameo.

Gets me everytime.

Sonics2k

500 Days of Summer.

Total head wrecker of a movie, and something a lot of people can relate to.

salthillman

If you watched Forrest Gump and didn't cry you don't deserve a soul!

AhSureTisGrand

How many times has The Shawshank Redemption been mentioned?

Galway K9

Marley and Me and embarrassingly enough Happy Feet. dont ask was a very weird movie

george tobin

fried green tomatoes at the whistle stop cafe.....what a movie. once upon time in america,bothtear jerkers but excelent movies...........

TheUsual

Sex and the City.


I never saw it, but just the thought of it makes me cry.

Galway K9

TheUsual wrote: »

Sex and the City.


I never saw it, but just the thought of it makes me cry.

premium wit!:D

TheUsual

Galway K9 wrote: »

premium wit!:D

It's only funny because it's true. :pac:

Metallitroll

AhSureTisGrand wrote: »

How many times has The Shawshank Redemption been mentioned?

i cried about it too, in a 'thee most overrated movie of all time' thread. so many wánkers swear by it its untrue. n it'll happen again n again n again

Rumple Fugly

Toy Story 2, The scene with Jessie telling Woody about her being neglected and forgotten about, and "when somebody loves you" playing over it.
That had me in bits, and kinda made me feel guilty too!

Murt10

The plague dogs, at the end when they were swimming off to the Isle of Dogs. It's also by Richard Adams of Watership Down.

Just started to watch it again on You Tube and decided it was too sad. Bring tears to a stone.

bergkamp10

The Green Mile. Right at the end, 'don't turn off the light missah, i is afraid of the dark' . Thats a gut thumper right there.

salthillman

Changeling sprung a few tears, and not just at the end! Great film!

cson

SouperComputer wrote: »

My Sister's Keeper. Just had a daughter so it was hard to comprehend.

The saddest film in the world.

The scrapbook at the end, you'd want to be one heartless bastard not to be moved by it.

bergkamp10

I think this one should count,(yes??) it did genuinely MAKE ME CRY, the first time i saw it cos i was laughing so hard, 'Anchorman, The Legend of Ron Burgundy'

Otis Driftwood

Oh I agree there,Will Ferrell makes me cry.Mainly because everytime I see him I smash my tv.Am I the only person that hates that guy?He is like an American Tommy Tiernan,shouty and unfunny.

DjFlin

Up: At the very beginning

the summary of Carl's life, with his wife dying etc

Toy Story 3: 'Nuff Said

foxyboxer

Metallitroll wrote: »

i cried about it too, in a 'thee most overrated movie of all time' thread. so many wánkers swear by it its untrue. n it'll happen again n again n again

Not many people gave a ****e about it when it came out in 1994 either.
It's the definition of a sleeper hit. It's a good movie, I didn't shed any tears but appreciated it's performances and excellent screenplay.

A platonic love story between two inmates, one of whom escapes and saves his friend from committing suicide. Yeah, what a load of rubbish :rolleyes:

People who don't like movies I like = People who are ****. Riiiiiight

jimbling

Hachi: A Dog's Tale

I can't believe this didnt get more of a mention here to be honest. It's just so sad

Sanjuro

Up. The first 15 minutes are absolutely heartbreakingly beautiful. Gets me every single time.

bergkamp10

Otis Driftwood wrote: »

Oh I agree there,Will Ferrell makes me cry.Mainly because everytime I see him I smash my tv.Am I the only person that hates that guy?He is like an American Tommy Tiernan,shouty and unfunny.

is that the devils rejects featured in your present and previous pic? (apologies for offtopic)

Otis Driftwood

You are correct Sir.Tis Otis Driftwood from that movie and from House of 1000 Corpses.

hucklebuck

GIA & Bound

Watching Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershom frollicking in the nip with other women brings a tear to my eye :pac:

More seriously Tombstone - When Doc dies

bergkamp10

Otis Driftwood wrote: »

You are correct Sir.Tis Otis Driftwood from that movie and from House of 1000 Corpses.

which explains your moniker. Respect. Seen rejects. Loved it. Haven't had chance to see house of 1000 corpses yet. Tsk tsk. (5kids hog our tv's) Must do asap. Two thumbs up on your horror links. Ok, ill stay on topic from now on i swear {: o )+<

bergkamp10

Cried at Basic Instinct2. Couldn't believe any film or sequel (to a moderately ok 1st film at the time) could be this SH1T.

scoobymunster

bergkamp10 wrote: »

The Green Mile. Right at the end, 'don't turn off the light missah, i is afraid of the dark' . Thats a gut thumper right there.

Just watched that recently and it's up there with 'Brooks was here' in Shawshank Redemption. Truthfully, the one film that always gets me is Omagh. The theme song alone is enough to get me to tears. Although that's more to do with my personal connection with the bombing that the work of the director.

Most of the ones that get me have been mentioned already. I'd also add:

Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan - The scene with Mr. Spock, you know the one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPBGZRRrEKM

The closing scene from Pan's Labyrinth - happy if you believe in magic, and impossibly sad if you don't.


Goodbye, Mr. Chips (the 1939 version) - THAT scene (I'm not even going to add a spoiler thingy).