Has a movie ever made you cry ?

Cupcake_Crisis · 21-06-2014 6:49pm

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

Jesus Wept · 21-06-2014 7:01pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZG4IiSc_OI

WoollyRedHat · 21-06-2014 7:16pm

The end of the neverending story. Cried for days.

21-06-2014 7:18pm

Cupcake_Crisis wrote: »

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

God yeah, I have a surplus of feelings too.

I watched The Butler recently, was a mess at the end because

of where he was in society at the beginning, a black butler serving all-white politicians while his son gave everything to the civil rights struggle, and his journey to the end, with the election of a black President.

And the I Am Legend bit where

he has to kill his dog

And in Brokeback Mountain where

he finds his lovers bloody shirt

.

And many more.

big dar · 21-06-2014 7:28pm

Rocky II. When Mickey dies

fleet_admiral · 21-06-2014 7:46pm

The start of Up had me bawwwwing

SaceyFlynn13 · 21-06-2014 7:48pm

Up, the notebook, Marley and me and my girl

allym · 21-06-2014 8:01pm

Most recently, 12 years a slave. It just kept hitting me that it's a real story and thousands of people went through what he went through! Heartbreaking realisation.

I am Sam. Oh holy god! If you ever need a good cry this is one to watch. Myself and my mam watched it on a long haul flight, and just bawled for hours!

Conmaicne Mara · 21-06-2014 8:21pm

Don't think any have made me cry.

But, I watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and that had quite a disturbing effect on me, walked out of it before the end if I remember rightly.

McChubbin · 21-06-2014 8:53pm

Three words:
Marley And Me.
I read the book before I saw the film so I knew what to expect but the film came out after my own dog passed away and that ending really brought it all back. Blubbed for days.

Ditch · 21-06-2014 8:54pm

Whatsisname wrote: »

Not exactly a movie but this makes me ball everytime too

For pity's sake!!! I only read the title and looked at the picture .....

cena · 21-06-2014 9:28pm

Marley and me. When they had to out the dog down.

Just cause I have the same breed of dog

whirlpool · 21-06-2014 11:13pm

This thread would be empty if the question was "Has any movie, other than Marley & Me, ever made you cry?"

Wacker The Attacker · 21-06-2014 11:36pm

Inception didn't make me cry.

It did make me want to jump off a bridge though

AlanS181824 · 21-06-2014 11:51pm

Marley & Me... Oh my God... Getting teary eyed just thinking about that ending...

Dozen Wicked Words · 21-06-2014 11:55pm

Big Fish made me cry, A.I. made me cry (can't watch that again just too emotional!) Up made me cry.

Not manly in the slightest bit I cry watching films, often.

Ice Storm · 22-06-2014 12:03am

I cry at movies a lot. Happy, sad, any remotely emotional scene has me tearing up. I find it quite embarrassing so I do my best to hide it.

I've found myself crying at films I've watched on planes a few times which can be a little awkward. If I start getting emotional I generally pause the movie until I can get it together. I remember crying on a plane watching Water for Elephants and Dead Poets Society.

whirlpool · 22-06-2014 12:40am

Dozen Wicked Words wrote: »

Big Fish made me cry, A.I. made me cry (can't watch that again just too emotional!) Up made me cry.

Not manly in the slightest bit I cry watching films, often.

A.I. - Yes! Me too! I was 15 when I watched it. It really got to me. I wasn't expecting anyone to mention it here.

kumate_champ07 · 22-06-2014 12:44am

In The Name Of The Father

efb · 22-06-2014 12:47am

Drakares · 22-06-2014 12:52am

Schindlers List

percy212 · 22-06-2014 1:12am

AI should have a special eyeball protection warning.

Snake Plisken · 22-06-2014 1:15am

Ok as mentioned on here already The Green Mile
Start of Up!
TDKR Alfred crying
Others that really make me tear up:-
The ending of tombstone scene between Doc and Wyatt!
Man on fire
Leon final scenes always get me
Donnie Darko final scenes with his dad crying and the son mad world playing over them.
But my favourite movie that I love but always cry watching is Somewhere in Time staring Christopher Reeves and Jane Seymor and based on the Richard Matheson story Bid time return, I'm always in tears at the end of it even more so now that Christopher Reeves is no longer with us.

zoe 3619 · 22-06-2014 1:18am

The incredible journey and any movie with lassie in it

22-06-2014 9:27pm

The ending of the film Warrior is one that gets me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzFi9CqV2IE

neasyerac · 22-06-2014 9:32pm

Deleted User wrote: »

The ending of the film Warrior is one that gets me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzFi9CqV2IE

Not many films get me but when I seen that scene I shed some man tears. The national - about today was probably one of the best choices for a song they could have picked.

Toots · 23-06-2014 12:35am

Cupcake_Crisis wrote: »

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

It's not just movies/tv, books get me into a snivelling mess as well. My husband still slags me about the time when Harry Potter 6 came out. It was the day before we were due to fly home from Australia and I was sitting in our bed reading it, and got to the end and started HOWLING!

He thought I was upset about going home and was trying to comfort me and I was trying to tell him it wasn't that only it came out "No.. sob! It's..sob! not..sob! that..sob!" and he kept asking me why I was so upset, so I eventually managed to compose myself enough to tell him only I got halfway through the sentence and hysterics started again -

"Dumbledore DIIIIEEEEEDDDD!! Waaaahaaaahaaahaaa!

" He just looked at me with this expression of utter disbelief/disgust.

biketard · 23-06-2014 3:22am

This one totally got me recently:

Instructions Not Included (No se Aceptan Devoluciones)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2378281/

Irish Guitarist · 23-06-2014 5:10am

Transformers: The Movie.

LizzieJones · 23-06-2014 5:40am

Million Dollar Baby. I was a blubbering mess at the end of it.

Shane-KornSpace · 23-06-2014 6:35am

Click
Armageddon
Marley And Me
Donnie Darko
Green Mile
Up

And probably many more!

eisenberg1 · 23-06-2014 11:29am

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

Backstreet Moyes · 23-06-2014 11:44am

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

LenaClaire · 23-06-2014 12:22pm

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

larrlin24 · 23-06-2014 12:28pm

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

3rdDegree · 04-07-2014 12:01am

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

Shakespeare's Sister · 04-07-2014 12:26am

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.

04-07-2014 12:30am

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.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 04-07-2014 12:32am

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

Chancer3001 · 04-07-2014 12:32am

The start of up.

Manly floods of tears

Chancer3001 · 04-07-2014 12:33am

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!

RFOLEY1990 · 04-07-2014 12:33am

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

Timmyctc · 04-07-2014 12:40am

eisenberg1 wrote: »

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

To be fair. Click was unreal sad

Davarus Walrus · 04-07-2014 12:46am

The opening scene of UP.

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

Samuri Suicide · 04-07-2014 12:50am

Dear Zachary.

Amazing documentary.

newbee22 · 04-07-2014 12:53am

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

josip · 04-07-2014 12:53am

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

shane7218 · 04-07-2014 12:54am

No , but video games Final Fantasy X and Metal Gear Solid 3 on the PS2 did

Shakespeare's Sister · 04-07-2014 12:55am

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.

bodhi085 · 04-07-2014 12:55am

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.

Has a movie ever made you cry ?

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