Grave of the fireflies, and I thought I was ready for the end of Fast 7 but nope white Supra scene got me at the end.
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Movies that made you cry unexpectedly
- Thread starter Nexus2049
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Thats the power of Tom Hanks man. Acting so good he made me care about a goddamn ball
Him fitting back into society was just as sad IMO
Why the fuck is this movie so sad!?
This. It catches you off guard
A Monster Calls,I knew very little about the story...but boy oh boy,it's the only film in decades to make me blub
Superman scene from Iron Giant and the bow scene from The Return of the King
Every single time, fuck I'm welling up just thinking about it
Every single time, fuck I'm welling up just thinking about it
Bicentennial Man.
Little babby me thought it was just a fun Robin Williams movie. I was fucking wrong. I went to see it as a kid, my mum came home to find me in tears demanding to know from my dad what made me upset.
Little babby me thought it was just a fun Robin Williams movie. I was fucking wrong. I went to see it as a kid, my mum came home to find me in tears demanding to know from my dad what made me upset.
I mean, I'm not a parent and the scene where he leaves was crushing, the scene where he's watching the tapes is crushing, some scenes at the end were crushing.
That movie mixed with that score was an emotional journey.
lol we watched this in school when I was young and I was low-key holding it back hardcore.
The acting is so good in this scene I'm always surprised it's from a Harry Potter movie.
Maybe a little. But dude, this shit? This shit made me weep.
I get inexplicably teary eyed during parts of the Incredibles just because it's SO good. Like the kids freely using their powers for the first time and being so elated and impressed with themselve and each other. I'm like why is this making me cry?
Troya. Priam (O'toole) begs Achilles (Pitt).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGFVTYn8Yvk
Also GATTACA, the swimming scene.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGFVTYn8Yvk
Also GATTACA, the swimming scene.
That scene was so good that when someone linked it and I saw it for the first time it completely convinced me to see the movie. Like I just had to see what preceded it. It's a really affecting scene.
You know what I loved about this movie?
They didn't show Desmond getting his medal of Honor.
This actions said it all. And the veterans attesting to what he did was spot on way to end the movie.
One of my fav movies ever!! Gibson is just an amazing filmmaker - weird as he is.
The Luke and Leia scene in TLJ came unexpectedly and punched me right in the feels. I bawled like a baby watching it in the theatre.
Omg. That squirrel was devastated. Wasn't really sad to me as a kid, but watching it again recently made me tear up a little.
Yeah, the movie really earns that scene.
The last one for me i can remember, was Moonlight, it was completely unexpected, when the guy starts cooking Chiron dinner at the restaurant, for some reason made me cry. The whole atmosphere, his happiness to be cooking for him, what a great movie. don't know what what resonated with me since i believe this is not a tear jerking scene for everyone who watched that movie. Maybe because it reminded me of my girlfriend when she cooks for me if i have to put in in words. Strange.
Lately it was a The Florida Project, I don't think I've ever bawled at an ending like I did with that one.
My historic pick is The Elephant Man, I know it's kind of obvious but every single time I watch it I cry at the end, it's such a beautiful thing to watch.
My bonus pick is 2001. I tear up when I see it because it's the pinnacle of film to me.
My historic pick is The Elephant Man, I know it's kind of obvious but every single time I watch it I cry at the end, it's such a beautiful thing to watch.
My bonus pick is 2001. I tear up when I see it because it's the pinnacle of film to me.
''Only Yesterday'' got me at the credits... ;(
People of culture.
Only Yesterday, in particular, always gets me.
The first Guardians of the Galaxy movie involving scenes with Peter's mom. I lost my grandmother to cancer. The intro and callback from the earlier scene struck an emotional cord I wasn't prepared for.
I was crying before the movie basically began. Not a great way to start haha. Mom shit wrecks me in films.
