Film's it's OK for a bloke to cry during.

justsomebloke · 17-12-2007 05:28PM

The crying game, no man deserves to find that sort of surprise when they weren't expecting it

kevmy · 17-12-2007 05:36PM

Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Lethal Weapon
Lethal Weapon 2

Stephen P · 17-12-2007 05:42PM

My Girl...that bee didn't deserve to die!! *swipes tear from eye*

17-12-2007 07:24PM

I always found this kinda moving - not a film though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XijNVoDNKI8

As sad as it is, I found Stranger Than Fiction to be quite sad, especially towards the end.

Pyr0 · 17-12-2007 07:42PM

The lion king and Green mile for sure !

Trode · 17-12-2007 07:48PM

Terminator 2
"I know now vy you cry..."

Sleepy · 18-12-2007 02:09AM

Sleepy wrote: »

Not a film but the Christmas episode of 'Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip'. The song at the end is about the only thing I can think of that makes me well up...

For anyone that knows what I was talking about, here's a legal link to download the mp3 of that version of 'O Holy Night' from:

http://www.tromboneshorty.com/cd_recordings/cd_tracks/studio_60_o_holy_night.mp3

If you don't know what I'm on about, Aaron Sorkin got a group of New Orleans musicians who'd been displaced by Hurricane Katrina to appear as 'special guests' on the show within the show, they played this standing in front of photos of New Orleans. Powerful stuff and a fantastic performance of what's always been my favourite Christmas song (and, yes, I get the irony of an atheist loving a hymn)

Unearthly · 18-12-2007 02:45AM

Pursuit of happyness when he gets the job

Yeah i'm a pussy

Masada · 18-12-2007 03:03AM

Unearthly wrote: »

Pursuit of happyness when he gets the job

Yeah i'm a pussy

nah, when hes in the jacks with his little boy coz he has nowhere to sleep.,

HammerHeadGym · 18-12-2007 08:57AM

You're all pussies.

Eat some red meat and watch some pornos for pity's sake.

Except for anyone who said Downfall; poor aul Hitler, struck down in his prime, his 'great work' not yet finished, no one to take over his legacy. Moving.

Agent Smith · 18-12-2007 09:11AM

Can honnestly say i've never cried at the end of a film

maybe i'm a robot?

bilbo79 · 18-12-2007 09:30AM

E T, 1 And Only, Or Terminator 2 Maybe!

cance · 18-12-2007 09:58AM

bilbo79 wrote: »

E T

Jaysus i blubbed like a fragile priss when i first saw that movie, granted i was about 4... but still!

DaBreno · 18-12-2007 10:34AM

I cried all the way through the Phantom Menace.

Jar Jar Binks, Midichlorians, cutie Anakin. Why George??!?

*Bawls uncontrollably.

18-12-2007 10:37AM

I cannot believe noone said Hard Candy?

Anti · 18-12-2007 10:54AM

Infront of his missus yes. When in front of the lads, abso****inglutly not !

Agent Smith · 18-12-2007 10:57AM

coolsmileygirl wrote: »

I cannot believe noone said Hard Candy?

I didnt cry, but i had my legs crossed...

chopperbyrne · 18-12-2007 11:21AM

smokingman wrote: »

Only ever cried once watching a movie - when Optimus Prime dies.

Who didn't cry when Optimus died?

Crying when Goose dies in Top Gun is okay too.

Pigman II · 18-12-2007 11:27AM

DaBreno wrote: »

I cried all the way through the Phantom Menace.

Jar Jar Binks, Midichlorians, cutie Anakin. Why George??!?

*Bawls uncontrollably.

I remember it well. It was as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.

Rob_l · 18-12-2007 11:44AM

The film worth crying about is Rambo first blood part two when Co dies and rambo has to rip her dress to make himself a red headband of love such an emotional scene brings a tear to me eye now just thinking about it, and then add the fact that rambo is based on a true story and it just makes it even more emotional:(

High&Low · 18-12-2007 11:47AM

Another one for the Green Mile

Mr. Incognito · 18-12-2007 11:52AM

Titanic...........

When they wouldn't give me a refund for sitting through that drivel.

mc23 · 18-12-2007 12:19PM

The champ

KingOfFairview · 18-12-2007 12:21PM

It's a wonderful life brings me to tears, weirdly enough Flight of the Navigator does and I've no idea why...

Star Lord · 18-12-2007 12:21PM

Green Mile
Philidelphia
Braveheart when he's being hung drawn and gutted... and you're just thinking bloody hell, just let it end...

Also: Casino Royale... I'm now afraid of knots O_O

TEH REAL CDP · 18-12-2007 12:23PM

Love Actually Ftw! Or "Wit" starring Emma Thompson

jameshayes · 18-12-2007 12:26PM

a bugs life - god damn grasshoppers

18-12-2007 12:28PM

Think the Lion King Mufasa bit was bad enough for any bloke with a father!

Other than that Saw 1,2, and 3 got me!

lol

Zulu · 18-12-2007 12:52PM

Sleepy wrote: »

http://www.tromboneshorty.com/cd_recordings/cd_tracks/studio_60_o_holy_night.mp3

If you don't know what I'm on about, Aaron Sorkin got a group of New Orleans musicians who'd been displaced by Hurricane Katrina to appear as 'special guests'...

SOunds great - cheers for the link sleepy! Must see if I can ffind it (a clip of he show) online.

grumpytrousers · 18-12-2007 01:05PM

Sleepy wrote: »

For anyone that knows what I was talking about, here's a legal link to download the mp3 of that version of 'O Holy Night' from:

http://www.tromboneshorty.com/cd_recordings/cd_tracks/studio_60_o_holy_night.mp3

If you don't know what I'm on about, Aaron Sorkin got a group of New Orleans musicians who'd been displaced by Hurricane Katrina to appear as 'special guests' on the show within the show, they played this standing in front of photos of New Orleans. Powerful stuff and a fantastic performance of what's always been my favourite Christmas song (and, yes, I get the irony of an atheist loving a hymn)

you f*cking legend you; have a virtual egg-nog!

oh - shawshank redemption gets me as well, just when red and andy meet up at the end...

Film's it's OK for a bloke to cry during.

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