Films that make you cry

[da_Sickness]

The notebook I finally watched with my girl friends since they kept talking about it, but since I knew the ending of the story I didn't cry.

I watch japanese animation and that usually gets me, such as Full Metal Alchemist and Naruto.

I think I caught myself crying to Terminator II, Patch Adams, A walk to remember, and if any of you play Metal Gear Solid. the first one for playstation got me all teary.

 

[brandonmarv81s]

Rudy and Braveheart do it to me every single time.

 

[domshooter]

Band Of Brothers

 

[Frame313]

David Lynch's "The Elephant Man" absolutely RUINS me - I've only ever been able to watch it once from beginning to end in one sitting - every other time I've seen it, I have to take a break from it at some point because it is so emotionally intense for me.

 

[niptuck]

"The Marksman". Why, Wesley, why? Why screw up after Blade?

 

[Undertaker]

im always close to a breakdown when the good guys survives in horror movies

 

[da_Sickness]

im always close to a breakdown when the good guys survives in horror movies

 

[dinja]

Rocky 4

 

[jversluis88]

At points throughout:
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Star Wars Original Trilogy & Star Wars Episode III

 

[Jacksson_77]

The War.

Two scenes especially:
1) The reaction of Stu when his mom tells him and his sister that their dad has died:
Quote: "We're his home ma. The stupid Lord can have him later. Why? Why does he have to take everything, bad enough our home and all our things. Why'd he have take my daddy? What did I do so wrong that he had to take my daddy?
[...]
He could've taken anyone. Charles Manson, super old people that already been rotten a hundred years. My daddy was only 34 years old. (looking up) I needed him more than you God, I needed him more."

2) The scene when Stu brings back Billy to life after he nearly drowned in the water tower.

:hatsoff: Jackson

 

[SeraphiM]

The Untouchables did it for me, When Sean Connery is gun down and he's dragging himself along the floor leaving a huge blood trail

 

[docholiday]

im yet 2 cry over a movie...came real close watchin forrest gump, green mile, ghost and braveheart tho

 

[RogueWolf]

I tend cry pretty easily during movies...and I agree with several titles that have been mentioned.

Untouchables (when Ness is packing and looking at the picture...and then when he gives the keyfob to Stone)
Saving Private Ryan (several moments)
Green Mile (Coffey's execution and others)
Field of Dreams (When Ray sees his father)
Gladiator (several moments)
Return of the King (Yes! The scene when everyone kneels to the hobbits...also when Frodo leaves with Gandolf)
Braveheart (several moments)
Contact (When Ellie meets 'her father')
Plus...Too many Disney movies to mention!

 

[mrtrebus]

The end of Cinema Paradiso
The end of Gattaca

 

[kingsolomon]

Old Yeller when i was 5.

 

[Klez]

To this day I still cry at the end of Philadelphia and Bicentennial Man.

 

[njunderground]

ok ok who didnt cry at the end of Armageddon when Bruce did what he did

Yeah that always gets me too.

 

[njunderground]

Of Mice and Men at the end when George (Gary Sinise) has to shoot his best friend Lenny to save him from the angry mob.

 

[bravado]

Schindlers List when the Jews give Oskar a ring made of a gold tooth and he starts to realize he could have saven lots more jews and cries like a baby...What a scene!

 

[Ulysses31]

Not films but the end of practically every episode of TV show Cold Case