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Movies that made you cry
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It happens sometimes and if I have to name the one which made me cry the most, I would definitely say it was Grave of the Fireflies. That was something else.
Snow Dogs. Cuba Gooding Jr got ripped out not getting an Oscar for his performance in this 2002 thriller
Schindler's List.
The scene where he is leaving and starts doing and inventory of all the other things he could have gotten rid of to save more people always gets to me.
The scene where he is leaving and starts doing and inventory of all the other things he could have gotten rid of to save more people always gets to me.
Damn, I'm getting choked up just thinking about this scene.
I also want to say Big Fish gets me everytime.
Just watched Wonder with the family. Nice little family-friendly, but oh boy, did I had tears in my eyes for a couple of scenes. It's a solid movie for what it is.
Most recently, re-watching Inside Out. Hits way too close to home.
Grave of the Fireflies fucked me up pretty badly. I was sobbing.
Also:
Fruitvale Station
Still Alice
Dear Zachary
Dancer in the Dark
Amour
Grave of the Fireflies fucked me up pretty badly. I was sobbing.
Also:
Fruitvale Station
Still Alice
Dear Zachary
Dancer in the Dark
Amour
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Damnnn I forgot about that, La Bamba had me crying too... Selena as well.
There are many media that made me cry but there is only 1 movie that made me bawl.
Terminator 2.
I was a kid when I watched this movie and I projected myself into John Connor. In fact, during that ending scene, I was screaming along with John and ordering him not to go.
RIP Uncle Bob.
Right there with ya, OP. It'll still make me tear up to this day, that music with him slowly being lowered gets me everytime.
Other than that:
Field of Dreams. "Hey Dad, wanna have a catch?"
Titanic. Very end, reunited on the staircase
Return of the King makes me bawl like a baby at least 4 or 5 times in the last 45 minutes. Every single time.
Honorable mentions go to Interstellar (you know the scene) , E.T. the farewell scene, and more recently Coco, I was holding back tears as hard as I could in the theatre.
I cry easily :)
Nope, you're not alone, John C Reilly was great
Honorable mentions go to Interstellar (you know the scene) , E.T. the farewell scene, and more recently Coco, I was holding back tears as hard as I could in the theatre.
I cry easily :)
Nope, you're not alone, John C Reilly was great
I recently watched The Pursuit of Happiness for the first time. I cried good and hard at the end. Amazing film.
Last time was when I cried tears of joy at the end of Shawshank Redemption. I saw it for the first time last month when it hit Netflix.
Toy Story 3 is another one.
Toy Story 3 is another one.
Yes. This for me too.
Also when I was 11 and I saw Titanic in the theater I definitely cried.
What Dreams May Come is the first movie that comes to mind for me. It's not the best movie, but that ending was so satisfying.
Others include It's a Wonderful Life ("To my big brother George - the richest man in town." I CRY EVERY SINGLE YEAR) and Muppets Christmas Carrol.
Others include It's a Wonderful Life ("To my big brother George - the richest man in town." I CRY EVERY SINGLE YEAR) and Muppets Christmas Carrol.
Yeah. Same—full on ugly cry.The Up intro, every damn time.
Surprised at the number of interstellar mentions . I thought I was the only one . Nolan's most emotional film esp after the water planet and thAt ending
But my most emotional film is still big fish . That ending was the most I ever wept. Burton's magnum opus. Whichever man didn't weep at that ending didn't have good parents
But my most emotional film is still big fish . That ending was the most I ever wept. Burton's magnum opus. Whichever man didn't weep at that ending didn't have good parents
It's really hard for me to emotionally identify with fictional characters, so I've never cried while watching a movie. The times I can remember where I felt something other than amusement were RotK "My friends, you bow to no one", Toy Story 3 when Andy is handing over Woody to the little girl, and most recently in The Last Jedi at a certain reunion scene.
Stuff like Dancer in the Dark and Grave of the Fireflies don't do anything for me. Like I mentioned, it's hard for me to identify emotionally with the characters, so when the entire point of the movie is to make you feel a certain way, it just feels manipulative and cheap to me. Stuff like The Green Mile and Forrest Gump work much better for me in that regard because there's other stuff going on besides just setting you up to feel shitty. Of course I understand that I'm kinda weird in this line of thinking though.
Stuff like Dancer in the Dark and Grave of the Fireflies don't do anything for me. Like I mentioned, it's hard for me to identify emotionally with the characters, so when the entire point of the movie is to make you feel a certain way, it just feels manipulative and cheap to me. Stuff like The Green Mile and Forrest Gump work much better for me in that regard because there's other stuff going on besides just setting you up to feel shitty. Of course I understand that I'm kinda weird in this line of thinking though.
These two surprised me at how much I "felt". Children and war always kills me. I lost it at the last song in dancer.
I remember bawling during The Passion of the Christ. I was young but not very religious. Something about seeing this dude being beaten to shit for some principle just came over me. Now I look back on it and sort of cringe. Like looking back on the version of yourself that believed wrestling was real.
Oh and The Fountain.
Oh and The Fountain.
