Has a movie ever made you cry ?

fleet_admiral · 03-07-2014 11:56pm

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

iwantmydinner · 04-07-2014 12:16am

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.

Da Shins Kelly · 04-07-2014 12:23am

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.

Maximus Alexander · 04-07-2014 8:43am

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.

kylith · 04-07-2014 8:47am

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.

AdolfHipster · 04-07-2014 9:23am

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

amdublin · 04-07-2014 12:03pm

Wednesday just gone. RTE "The Vow"

Ice Storm · 04-07-2014 12:14pm

amdublin wrote: »

Wednesday just gone. RTE "The Vow"

That movie is really depressing and the real life story even more so.

Snakeweasel · 04-07-2014 12:33pm

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

force eleven · 04-07-2014 12:49pm

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

Holsten · 04-07-2014 12:50pm

Loads of them.

Great for pulling at the heart strings.

eviltwin · 04-07-2014 12:52pm

The first 10 mins of UP

cactuspaw · 05-07-2014 11:31pm

first time i saw the notebook, watched all of it and thought "why do people cry to this?" then saw the last 10 mins and sobbed me eyes out. every time ive seen it since its just been to perve on Ryan Gosling.

I was also a mess for most of Les Mis, mainly when Ann Hathaway was singing "I dreammed a dream"

3 other films i cried to, but for a very different reason, are Last King of Scotland, Hotel Rwanda and requiem for a dream. Very upsetting films.

peewee_44 · 06-07-2014 1:15am

Beaches
Marley and Me
Titanic
Ps I love you

the list goes on

con___manx1 · 06-07-2014 1:24am

He was my father.

Gallowglass · 06-07-2014 1:27am

it has surely, i cry during forest gump, pocahontas and during the scene in rocky with micky and rocky arguing, also when micky dies.

Tokarev · 06-07-2014 1:33am

Good will hunting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYa6gbDcx18

InTheTrees · 06-07-2014 1:41am

Brief Encounter. 1945

Its consistently listed in the top ten most romantic films ever made. Usually tops the lists.

Here's the final scene. He's a doctor and she's married to someone else. They're having to break off the affair because she's married and he's leaving for a post aboard. Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson. And directed by David Lean. Story written by Noel Coward. If you havent seen it you really should.

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

prizefighter · 06-07-2014 1:46am

I Am Sam.

Sir Arthur Daley · 06-07-2014 1:54am

A movie has never made me cry but close, would have to say The Boy in the Striped Pjs was the one that brought out the most emotion.

Cantremember · 06-07-2014 1:58am

The tiny twenty of Magaluf.

beks101 · 06-07-2014 5:02am

Cupcake_Crisis wrote: »

The list of movies that HAVEN'T made me cry would be shorter. I just have a lot of feelings.

Galwayguy35 · 06-07-2014 5:42am

Animal Farm when the horse was taken away, I remember my father didn't know what happened to me when I started bawling when he had me sitting down just looking at a cartoon.

Dances With Wolves when those fookers shoot the wolf.

razorblunt · 06-07-2014 9:15am

Snakeweasel wrote: »

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

You instantly dismiss it as another Sandler bag of shíte but in fairness it hits like a hammer.

flas · 06-07-2014 4:36pm

Clairey__ wrote: »

The end of Finding Neverland.

When I was still living at home my mam and da went on holidays and I had the house to myself for two weeks,the first weekend was a complete blow and by the Monday I was scagged to bits,horrible comedown and hangover all rolled into one. That ****in film came on the tele and I was sittin there on my own in the house with my dog watchin it and could not stop ****in crying,talk about a blubbering baby!

eviltwin · 06-07-2014 4:39pm

Who Will Love My Children...total blubfest

Little Acorn · 06-07-2014 5:20pm

I'm very good at holding things together if I'm in company, but when watching films or tv series alone I cry very easily.
All the classic cheesy movies I saw as a teenager make me cry,
Titanic, Pearl Harbour, Armageddon, Ghost, 10 things I hate about you,:o
When a Man Loves A Woman, Meet Joe Black etc.

Other ones that spring to mind are :
The Pianist - when the old man in a wheelchair gets thrown of the balcony.
Platoon - rape scene is horrible.
Stepmom - a mother dying of cancer whilst her ex husband is now with a new woman.
King Kong (2005)

Probably a thousand more.

Christmas film scenes, it can be either a happy or a lonely christmas scene, but open fire, christmas tree and lights family scene, or a person feeling very lonely at christmas kills me every time. It's the music, christmas music especially the older stuff makes me very weepy even just hearing it on the radio. I still love listening o them though.

Mantis Toboggan · 06-07-2014 5:21pm

Was in tears the first time I watched dumb and dumber.

Still love it to this day.

bluto63 · 06-07-2014 5:24pm

I cried at the end of the sixth sense. Was very sad.

amme321 · 06-07-2014 5:31pm

Ghost.... (with Patrick Swayze)

Shakespeare's Sister · 06-07-2014 8:19pm

InTheTrees wrote: »

Brief Encounter. 1945

Its consistently listed in the top ten most romantic films ever made. Usually tops the lists.

Here's the final scene. He's a doctor and she's married to someone else. They're having to break off the affair because she's married and he's leaving for a post aboard. Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson. And directed by David Lean. Story written by Noel Coward. If you havent seen it you really should.

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

Hearbreaking. Any film where the two protagonists are madly in love but can't be with each other, is.

Mean Laqueefa · 06-07-2014 8:23pm

At the end of Oliver Stones - JFK. Gets me all the time , Costner was a badass !!

Shakespeare's Sister · 06-07-2014 8:29pm

I was wondering about all the Click mentions - assumed it was a joke, but then there were so many of them that I decided to look it up. Cast includes: Adam Sandler, David Hasselhoff, Henry Winkler, Julie Kavner (the voice of Marge Simpson and Patty/Selma), Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom), Jonah Hill, Rob Schneider... so I assumed I was right, it was a piss-take to include it here.
But then I read the summary and it's actually a study in not taking for granted what you have. Looks quite good actually!

eviltwin · 06-07-2014 8:35pm

Magaggie wrote: »

I was wondering about all the Click mentions - assumed it was a joke, but then there were so many of them that I decided to look it up. Cast includes: Adam Sandler, David Hasselhoff, Henry Winkler, Julie Kavner (the voice of Marge Simpson and Patty/Selma), Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom), Jonah Hill, Rob Schneider... so I assumed I was right, it was a piss-take to include it here.
But then I read the summary and it's actually a study in not taking for granted what you have. Looks quite good actually!

Don't let the fact its an Adam Sandler movie put you off, its not a bad movie, typical comedy at the start but the end is quite emotional.

Aineoil · 06-07-2014 8:40pm

Notebook

It took me 2 days to watch it. Even thinking about it makes me cry. But then again I cried at "Rugrats the Movie" because Chuckie at the beginning of the movie had no one to dance with (he was at wedding and his mother was dead). I haven't been allowed to the cinema since.

Rugrats the Movie was in 2000..........I'm a bit of a softie

michellie · 06-07-2014 9:27pm

Marley and me. Ive seen it a few times but our dog died at Christmas and watched it again a few weeks ago, I had a pain in my heart from crying.

shalalala · 06-07-2014 9:39pm

I went to see the fault in our stars today. I cried steadily throughout. Left feeling rather uplifted though!

Witchie · 06-07-2014 9:43pm

shalalala wrote: »

I went to see the fault in our stars today. I cried steadily throughout. Left feeling rather uplifted though!

Went to see it on Wed evening myself and while crying, some woman started really sobbing her heart out and I couldn't help it but I burst out laughing, starting my sister and her friend laughing. So we were crying and laughing hysterically at one of the saddest parts of the movie. Oh god it was terrible.

Raminahobbin · 06-07-2014 9:46pm

In America. Gets me EVERY time, I do be a blubbering mess.

Mariasofia · 06-07-2014 9:47pm

Dont know if it was mentioned but read the book and saw the movie and both brought a lump to my throat....
."One Day"...........

shalalala · 06-07-2014 9:49pm

Witchie wrote: »

Went to see it on Wed evening myself and while crying, some woman started really sobbing her heart out and I couldn't help it but I burst out laughing, starting my sister and her friend laughing. So we were crying and laughing hysterically at one of the saddest parts of the movie. Oh god it was terrible.

I went in my own, there was a guy on his own behind me crying his eyes out. I had to give him a tissue the poor sod. Great film though

holystungun9 · 06-07-2014 10:03pm

The best of the best, when I was about 12

"Fighting is the only thing I know, don't take that away from me."

Aimeee · 08-07-2014 6:26pm

Little Acorn wrote: »

I'm very good at holding things together if I'm in company, but when watching films or tv series alone I cry very easily.
All the classic cheesy movies I saw as a teenager make me cry,
Titanic, Pearl Harbour, Armageddon, Ghost, 10 things I hate about you,:o
When a Man Loves A Woman, Meet Joe Black etc.

Other ones that spring to mind are :
The Pianist - when the old man in a wheelchair gets thrown of the balcony.
Platoon - rape scene is horrible.
Stepmom - a mother dying of cancer whilst her ex husband is now with a new woman.
King Kong (2005)

Probably a thousand more.

Christmas film scenes, it can be either a happy or a lonely christmas scene, but open fire, christmas tree and lights family scene, or a person feeling very lonely at christmas kills me every time. It's the music, christmas music especially the older stuff makes me very weepy even just hearing it on the radio. I still love listening o them though.

Have you seen The Family Stone? All of the above rolled into one.

Aimeee · 08-07-2014 6:33pm

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Animal Farm when the horse was taken away, I remember my father didn't know what happened to me when I started bawling when he had me sitting down just looking at a cartoon.

Dances With Wolves when those fookers shoot the wolf.

Thank goodness someone mentioned Dances With Wolves, had to leave the cinema at that due to tears.

Same reaction to animal farm too. Fast forward thirty or so years my five year old couldn't sleep one night all upset about that horse being taken away. I couldn't believe how he could know, but the teacher had played that DVD in school for them. Was shocked!

NachoBusiness · 25-03-2015 10:47pm

Jersey Boys. The scene with Frankie Valli and his daughter which ends with the song My Eyes Adored You.

You'd want to be made of stone.

Good film well worth watching but here is that scene in two parts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxY1Dv9UI9Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1sZiiXufjo

Saralee4 · 27-03-2015 8:31am

There was a film we watched as a family together when I was quite young about 2 or 3. I think it was about a family being separated or something (Don't know the name).

Every single person in my family were crying watching the movie and we used to call it 'the saddest movie of all time'. When I seen the men in the family cry, I said "you have drink in your eyes".

Now when I say "you have drink in your eyes", it's usually to my husband when he snook out for a cheeky pint to the local when he was supposed to do the garden

Snake Plisken · 31-03-2015 6:40pm

Interstellar father daughter scenes especially crying young Murph and the last meeting!

Has a movie ever made you cry ?

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