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Has a movie ever made you cry ?

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    #182
    Shane-KornSpace
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    Click
    Armageddon
    Marley And Me
    Donnie Darko
    Green Mile
    Up

    And probably many more!


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    #183
    eisenberg1
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    I cry at anything with Adam Sandler in...................out of frustration.


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    #184
    Backstreet Moyes
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    The ending to A Time To Kill was very moving brought a little tear to my eye.


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    #185
    LenaClaire
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    Cry Freedom
    The Constant Gardner
    Gandhi
    Schindler's List
    Au Revoir les Enfants
    Steel Magnolias

    I am a soggy mess at the end of these and my husband is not bothered at all :o


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    #186
    larrlin24
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    Recently, The Fault In Our Stars. Saw it a few days ago and I still feel upset over it. So depressing.


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    #187
    3rdDegree
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    The end of The Big Blue (director's cut). Very powerful and sad.


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    #188
    Shakespeare's Sister
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    delw wrote: »
    The ending of Philadelphia
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pN_EUCqBAA
    /gulp :(

    Saw a similar film recently called The Normal Heart - oh good Jesus I was no good. :-/
    The song played at the end is The Only Living Boy In New York by Simon & Garfunkel - too perfect, but too bloody heartbreaking! :(

    Ditto that Neil Young song at the end of Philadelphia.


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    #189
    [Deleted User]
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    Transformers Dark of the moon.

    It was like giving an Ex girlfriend a second chance after she cheated on you and then she cheats again.


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    #190
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    Bambi and the lion king. I couldn't even get into the lion king because the start was so sad.


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    #191
    Chancer3001
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    The start of up.


    Manly floods of tears


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    #192
    Chancer3001
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    LexieOnRale wrote: »
    Bambi and the lion king. I couldn't even get into the lion king because the start was so sad.

    It's a gritty kids film!

    Like the Christopher Nolan of Disney!


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    #193
    RFOLEY1990
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    Marley and Me. Wouldn't wish it on me worst enemy.


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    #194
    Timmyctc
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    eisenberg1 wrote: »
    I cry at anything with Adam Sandler in...................out of frustration.

    To be fair. Click was unreal sad


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    #195
    Davarus Walrus
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    The opening scene of UP.

    It's the loveliest thing I've seen in a movie.


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    #196
    Samuri Suicide
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    Dear Zachary.

    Amazing documentary.


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    #197
    newbee22
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    The green mile, Marley and me, the notebook , toy story 3 and most recently the fault in our stars....


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    #198
    josip
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    Chancer3001 wrote: »
    The start of up.


    Manly floods of tears
    Davarus Walrus wrote: »
    The opening scene of UP.

    It's the loveliest thing I've seen in a movie.

    UP really put the lump in my throat.
    Couldn't cry coz there were other blokes in the room.

    Cried in the cinema for ET when I was 8 years old.
    Me Mammy thought I'd lost it.

    And Driving Miss Daisy


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    #199
    shane7218
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    No , but video games Final Fantasy X and Metal Gear Solid 3 on the PS2 did :(


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    #200
    bodhi085
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    Pay it forward (the scene where the mother looks out the window to see all the people with candles)
    E.T. (The scene where e.t. Says to Elliot "ill be right here") along with the score it always gets me.
    A.I. (Haley Joel osment character dying..my Irish granny had died that day back in the uk in 2002 and I thought a lighthearted film I hadn't seen would take my mind off things)
    Senna
    The bucket list
    Planes trains automobiles (end scenes where john candy tells Steve Martin that his wife is dead)
    The perfect storm (eulogy scene)
    Life is beautiful
    Marley and me
    I am sam
    City of angels
    Cast away (losing Wilson)

    Of course though being a man it's just a lump in the throat ever time.


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    #201
    Shakespeare's Sister
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    UP is such a beautifully made film. I don't think it's that "kid-ish" either.

    The Snowman is pretty fecking harrowing for kids too. And When The Wind Blows (animated by the same guy) is terribly sad but I don't think that's for kids.
    I always laugh when watching The Snowman too though as I'm reminded of the Viz strip.


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    #202
    fleet_admiral
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    For anyone that hasnt seen it, this is the montage from UP that can reduce a grown man to a blubbering wreck in 2 minutes

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


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    #203
    iwantmydinner
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    I have a lot of feelings and cry easily. BUT the worst for me was La Vita E Bella. Jesus tapdancing Christ. I was no good for about 24 hours after it.


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    #204
    Da Shins Kelly
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    E.T still makes me cry years later. The final scene when they realize that they have to part ways really gets me.

    I also found the beginning of Wall-E quite moving. When he's stuck on earth alone and he's watching Hello, Dolly! and sees them holding hands and you realize that how lonely he is and that he really just craves a bit of love. Pixar in general are quite good at creating genuinely emotional moments without it ever feeling manipulative.


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    #205
    Maximus Alexander
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    This thread makes me feel like I have no feels.

    Up is a good shout though, if anything was going to do it, it was that montage at the start. Ran me close I'd say.


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    #206
    kylith
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    fleet_admiral wrote: »
    For anyone that hasnt seen it, this is the montage from UP that can reduce a grown man to a blubbering wreck in 2 minutes

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

    I watched that montage a while ago and OH came in and genuinely thought one of my family was dead because I was crying so much.


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    #207
    AdolfHipster
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    The episode of Futurama about Frys dog...ugh, right in the feels.


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    #208
    amdublin
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    Wednesday just gone. RTE "The Vow"


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    #209
    Ice Storm
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    amdublin wrote: »
    Wednesday just gone. RTE "The Vow"
    That movie is really depressing and the real life story even more so. :(


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    #210
    Snakeweasel
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    Always thought I was on my own with Click, I have refused to watch it again, surprisingly sad.


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    #211
    force eleven
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    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - the final memory erasure of Clementine, from Joel's mind - suprisingly moving.


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