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Has a movie ever made you cry ?

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movies may have at least one tearjerker scenes freaking toy story 3 had 2

the incinerator scene & Andy giving away his toys i could stop crying so sad

has a movie ever made you cry

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xzanti

Ghost
Beaches
The Green Mile
Titanic

bb1234567

Just the titanic

[Deleted User]

Every single time....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2bk_9T482g

The Backwards Man

Watership Down

Eponymous

Showing my age now...

The Champ.

xzanti

Dumbo

danniemcq

Issac wrote: »

Marley and me......

Watched this a week after my doggy died.

jesus christ when they buried him in his blanket under the tree in the garden i lost it, exact same way i buried mine.

Oh and White Squall

MonkstownHoop

Marley and me

Gannicus

The last scene in Toy Story 3 it was like saying goodbye to my childhood

The Green Lantern but that was because It was soooooo bad.

[Deleted User]

Why - whenever this thread comes around - am I always the first one to say Armageddon. Oh and Dead Poets Society.

RikkFlair

maximoose wrote: »

"Please boss, don't put that thing over my face, don't put me in the dark"

Christ I was welling up like a little girl.

I lost it when the younger security guard played by Barry Pepper started bawling.

[Deleted User]

There's a moment toward the end of Paprika

where Tokita is a giant robot and Chiba helps him get out of a bind he's stuck in. It's a scene that harks back to an earlier moment and as Chiba reveals that she's in love with him, it's just a wonderful piece of cinema.

The start of this plays over the moment and it really is just beautiful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oqxEIhmcPQ

simonmln

The Pursuit of Happiness!

The part where they spend the night in the public toilet and the someone is trying to get in is hard watching.

danniemcq

ah just remembered the night of my 22nd birthday.

Had been celecrating all weekend with the mates and come monday everyone else has work but i don't so think movie marathon with the leftover cans.

The United States Of Leland
Rain Man
Good Will Hunting

I was in bits come 6 in the morning going to bed.

Coopaloop

Turner and hooch

NinetyForNone

Breaking the Waves

Hunchback

I bawled two nights ago at the Butler (with Oprah and Forest Whittaker,Robin Williams etc) but it sure helps when you have a bottle of wine in you!

Maximus Alexander

danniemcq wrote: »

ah just remembered the night of my 22nd birthday.

Had been celecrating all weekend with the mates and come monday everyone else has work but i don't so think movie marathon with the leftover cans.

The United States Of Leland
Rain Man
Good Will Hunting

I was in bits come 6 in the morning going to bed.

The impossible loneliness of this story made me cry! :pac:

LizT

End of Saving Private Ryan.... tearing up now thinking about it

Jarrod

maximoose wrote: »

"Please boss, don't put that thing over my face, don't put me in the dark"

Christ I was welling up like a little girl.

"I is afraid of the dark." Gets me every time.

"On the day of my judgement, when I stand before God, and he asks me why I killed one of his true miracles, what will I say?"
"You tell him it was a kindness that you did." Every, damn time!

danniemcq

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

The impossible loneliness of this story made me cry! :pac:

yeah i was determined to keep the session going as long as I could, I had cans of castlemaine XXXX to get through!

I was even wearing headphones cause i didn't want to wake the housemate so i was about 3 foot from the screen and really into the movies and kept telling myself it'll get happier and the next movie will be more upbeat (had never seen any of them before)

Gannicus

danniemcq wrote: »

ah just remembered the night of my 22nd birthday.

Had been celecrating all weekend with the mates and come monday everyone else has work but i don't so think movie marathon with the leftover cans.

The United States Of Leland
Rain Man
Good Will Hunting

I was in bits come 6 in the morning going to bed.

danniemcq wrote: »

yeah i was determined to keep the session going as long as I could, I had cans of castlemaine XXXX to get through!

I was even wearing headphones cause i didn't want to wake the housemate so i was about 3 foot from the screen and really into the movies and kept telling myself it'll get happier and the next movie will be more upbeat (had never seen any of them before)

I just want to give you such a big hug after reading those.

thegreatgonzo

The Elephant Man.

'I'm not an animal, I'm a human being!'

And it was based on a true story.

danniemcq

Gannicus wrote: »

I just want to give you such a big hug after reading those.

Hah! How soon can you be in Donegal!?

Gannicus

danniemcq wrote: »

Hah! How soon can you be in Donegal!?

Be there by 5pm ha ha

ButtersSuki

The Cove.

The only thing that's made me cry as an adult - not saying that out of bravado, just a statement of fact. I think everyone (animal lover or not) should be made to watch The Cove.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1313104/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Mick55

Alfred crying in Batman.. I didn't cry though, there was just lots of onions in that cinema.

nozzferrahhtoo

Ink. Both times I watched it.

Ruu

Hachi came close.

Stephen P

My Girl - when Macaulay Culkin's character dies