Movies that make men cry

[buffcomic]

guy's name the top 3 movies that make you cry (NO HOMO)

[thekidslepthere]

I think most guys cry more at movies where a guys best guy friend or possibly his brother dies. Like "The Outsiders", "La Bamba", or "Brian's Song".

I've seen my girlfriend get all teary eyed at romantic comedies, even ones like "Serendipity" which really is about a guy who is about to get married who's bummed that he didn't bang that one chick he met and hung out with for one night then lost her number. The real message of that movie for guys is dump your current chick and go find that one you really want to screw, but chicks don't think about it and find it romantic.

[grail]

Don't cry at movies. You can act like a man. What'sa matta with you?

[DR. Jimcy M.E.]

Well I just saw that new aston kutcher movie and all I did was sit there and cry. I just kept saying, "why, why , why, why, why would they make a movie this bad? Why does everything that comes out of Hollywood have to be made for queers and lesbians with no sense of humor".

[buffcomic]

my uterus hurts

[WoodenPlank]

Well I just saw that new aston kutcher movie and all I did was sit there and cry. I just kept saying, "why, why , why, why, why would they make a movie this bad? Why does everything that comes out of Hollywood have to be made for queers and lesbians with no sense of humor".

:haha7::haha7::haha7:

[BravoSierra]

Only movie I shed a tear to was "Rudy." HE FINALLY GOT TO PLAY!

[WonkaVision]

I cried the first time I saw Forrest Gump....I was very young at the time though.

Him Crying over Jenny's grave is what go to me I think, please have mercy.

[d0uche_n0zzle]

Braveheart.

[Mother Shucker]

I cried the first time I saw Forrest Gump....I was very young at the time though.

Him Crying over Jenny's grave is what go to me I think, please have mercy.

HomosaysIcriedthefirsttimeIsawForrestGump

[roche]

Don't cry at movies. You can act like a man. What'sa matta with you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYkxF14YdAw

[cokelogic]

I don't cry at movies, but there is one that does get to me is Tim Burton's Big Fish. At the end of the movie where his father is dying, so the son goes along with the tall tales and carries him to the lake, it gets me everytime.

[Three Hole Puncher]

Any Adam Sandler movie... I weep, for our species is clearly doomed.

[gleet]

Fill your hands you son of a bitch!

[Chimp Pembry]

I didn't quite cry but got a little moist in the eyes during Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when I realized there was no way he could avoid losing all his memories.

[mascan42]

I cry like a bitch at the CPR scene in The Abyss.

[Zona992006]

United 93...for some strange reason my buddy and I at the end of the movie both had something in our eyes...strange but true. There were a lot of guys all around us at the end of that movie, who had things in their eyes as well.

[Sct Ptersns Twn]

Obligatory, "Field of Dreams" entry. Like a baby every fucking time....

[jshep]

x2

[Bill Lehecka]

Obligatory, "Field of Dreams" entry. Like a baby every fucking time....

Hey Dad... Wanna catch?

[Budyzir]

As mentioned earlier, "Brian's Song" always rips me up.

[Kugzilla]

In "The Two Towers," that scene where Gandalf and Eomer are standing at the top of the hill as the Rohan King is surrounded, and Gandalf says, "Theoden King stands alone." and Eomer rides up and says "Not alone..." and they charge down the hill.

In "Return of the King" when Aragorn tells the shorties that "You bow to no one"

Those get me a little, but I don't weep or anything.

[LiddyRules]

I've never cried from a movie but for some reason, the end of The Fountain got me to almost well up. Also this year's House finale.

The real question is what commercials have you cried from. Cingular Dad brought Cingular Daughter a Cingular Toy!

[poppAwoody]

the natural

[ginaf20697]

My Dog Skip is a killer :(

[generoso]

I shed massive tears with Star Trek 2 The Wraith of Kahn. Spocks death me and and 30 others held up the Vulcan hand sign. Still gets me wet in the eyes

Rocky 3 Mickeys death scene

And yes Old Yeller when he got the lead bullet .....NO fucking homo bitched

[DR. Jimcy M.E.]

I shed massive tears with Star Trek 2 The Wraith of Kahn. Spocks death me and and 30 others held up the Vulcan hand sign. Still gets me wet in the eyes



"His was the most...HUMAN."

[Chimp Pembry]

I've never cried from a movie but for some reason, the end of The Fountain got me to almost well up.
I forgot all about that. I welled up at that too.

[buffcomic]

I shed massive tears with Star Trek 2 The Wraith of Kahn. Spocks death me and and 30 others held up the Vulcan hand sign. Still gets me wet in the eyes

Rocky 3 Mickeys death scene

And yes Old Yeller when he got the lead bullet .....NO fucking homo bitched

life......get one

[Hudson]

My Dog Skip is a killer :(



And yes Old Yeller when he got the lead bullet
Ditto,
and the ending of Andre, a girl and her seal.

[billfromavenel]

edward scissorhands gets me every time

[silentbob8201]

"His was the most...HUMAN."

Cue Scotty playing the Bag Pipe* How about that movie with the fidget that accidently killed his best friends mother while playing baseball, Was it Simon Birch yeah wait that just makes me laugh never mind.

[mr. sin]

United 93...for some strange reason my buddy and I at the end of the movie both had something in our eyes...strange but true. There were a lot of guys all around us at the end of that movie, who had things in their eyes as well.


i agree i had dings in my eyes also and my shirt got wet from those dings!

and maybe some other 9/11/01 type movies!

also movies about dale earnhardt

[BlownGoat]

Brian's Song
Old Yeller
The Incredibles... imagine what Elastigirl could do... imagine.

[DR. Jimcy M.E.]

The Incredibles... imagine what Elastigirl could do... imagine.

I've seen some artist renditions of this

[King of Depew]

I dont know, none of the ones on that list lit me up that bad. My worst are:

-Magnolia (the Big Earl/Frank Mackey scene)
-Children of Men (holy shit is that one rough)
-Road to Perdition (when he mows down Paul Newman)
-Scent of a Woman (When hes about to kill himself)
-Gangs of NY (once in a while; the final scene where Leo and Daniel Day are all blown up, for some reason)
-Big Fish (Father/son shit really gets to me)
-Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (directors cut; when Slim Pickens goes down to the creek to die)


I know there's more, cant think of em. Like they said, it's not really tears, it's mostly eyes wellling up and shit. Man, when I went to see Children of Men (I didnt even wanna fuckin see it, I just happened to go) I cried like hard. Everybody in the theater cried, it was ridiculous. Thats a powerful fuckin movie, I think its gonna be a classic.

[Polack]

I never cried at a movie in my life until I saw the end of Armageddon. And I think it's only cause I have two small children now.

[Awful Me]

My Girl when Macauley dies.

Ladder 49. Joaquin's funeral. They play as "As I'm Leaving" by David Grey. I can't explain it. I didn't give a shit about his character in the movie, but that ending ruined me.

[hoo cares]

Everything Jim Carey has ever done. It makes me cry to see that talentless, overacting hack makes 20 mil per movie

[seeinred]

Also this year's House finale.


That one got to me big time. Put me right on the verge of tears. Aside from that, the only one I can remember is Old Yeller. I saw that like a week after one of my dogs died when I was younger.

[ddberry]

It wasn't a crying thing, but at the end of Awakenings, barely anyone could muster the will to breathe, let alone get up and leave the theatre.

[TEXAS TRUCKER]

The final scene of "The Postman" where they unveil the statue and the young blond dude smiles and says "It was ME." Gets me to the Uh-Oh, here comes the flood point every time but never any actual tears.

Any movie where someones beloved dog dies gets me also.

And when Meg Ryan is talking to Maverick at the airport after Goose slams his noggin into the canopy.

:icon_redf

[STARTSOMETHING]

The butterfly effect, Which is also my favorite movie.

[Hudson]

The death scene from the Champ

[wetandstickyjim]

There is a foreign (Italian) flick called Cinama Paradiso that had me fucking balling. Awesome movie though.

The end of Saving Private Ryan, though his grand daughters are pretty hot.

Though I never saw it I think Sophies Choice would be up there, being the drunken homosexual I am.

Wait what? I'm not drunk. :icon_eek:

no homo

[Hudson]

There is a foreign (Italian) flick called Cinama Paradiso that had me fucking balling. Awesome movie though.

The end of Saving Private Ryan, though his grand daughters are pretty hot.

Though I never saw it I think Sophies Choice would be up there, being the drunken homosexual I am.

Wait what? I'm not drunk. :icon_eek:

no homo
Life is Beautiful got me as did The Bicycle Thief

[wetandstickyjim]

Life is Beautiful got me as did The Bicycle Thief

Oh yeah, that reminds me, Pee Wee's Big Adventure. When he realizes there's no basement at the Alomo. Killer. :icon_cry:

[LiddyRules]

Life is Beautiful got me as did The Bicycle Thief Speaking of The Bicycle Thief, ever see Umberto D? It was on IFC a couple weeks ago.

[WoodenPlank]

Almost forgot, Pan's Labyrinth made me choke up a little. Just a Lil'.

[Hudson]

Speaking of The Bicycle Thief, ever see Umberto D? It was on IFC a couple weeks ago.Sorry..and is the correct title the Bicycle Thief or Thieves? I saw the dvd on sale in Best Buy and it said "Thieves".

[LiddyRules]

Sorry..and is the correct title the Bicycle Thief or Thieves? I saw the dvd on sale in Best Buy and it said "Thieves". It's debatable, some people say Thieves some people say Thief. Thieves is the more proper title (you understand why) but Thief, I think, was the first translated title.

Umberto D was made by the same director (Vittorio Di Sica) and if you think BT is depressing, the end of Umberto D is gut wrenching. All I'm going to say is you'll think about your grandfather and your own mortality but not in the way you're probably thinking right now.

These of course are depressing movies that might make you cry, they're different than the other form of disturbing-depressing movie that just feels like you finished a panic attack like Requiem for a Dream and a lot of Bergman's work. I'd start a thread on that but I can't think of a good name for it.

[FAZ8218]

There is a foreign (Italian) flick called Cinama Paradiso that had me fucking balling. Awesome movie though.

The end of Saving Private Ryan, though his grand daughters are pretty hot.

Though I never saw it I think Sophies Choice would be up there, being the drunken homosexual I am.

Wait what? I'm not drunk. :icon_eek:

no homo
Cinema Paradiso is definitely one.
Life is Beautiful got me as did The Bicycle Thief
That's two and three.
Speaking of The Bicycle Thief, ever see Umberto D? It was on IFC a couple weeks ago.
Umberto D is a great flick. Love De Sica.

I really wasn't gonna answer with Italian films because I figured no one had seen them.

Another good one if you like neorealist Italian flicks is "Open City" ("Roma: Città Aperta")
Sorry..and is the correct title the Bicycle Thief or Thieves? I saw the dvd on sale in Best Buy and it said "Thieves".
The English title is "The Bicycle Thief". The Italian title is "Ladri di Biciclette" which is actually "thieves".


Non foreign film:
Miracle.

[seeinred]

Non foreign film:
Miracle.

Absolutely. And actually at the end of the game in Mystery, Alaska i felt a wee bit emotional too.

[FAZ8218]

Absolutely. And actually at the end of the game in Mystery, Alaska i felt a wee bit emotional too.
Maybe the first time I saw it. But not every time like Miracle.

[seeinred]

Maybe the first time I saw it. But not every time like Miracle.
Well I've only seen it once.

So there.

:action-sm

[LiddyRules]

Non foreign film:
Miracle.
I don't get it. Something like the de Sica films I can understand, I was with you. Real movies about people just truly heart breaking.

And then you have to ruin it with "Kurt Russell wins the hockey match!! Hurray!" You might as well say "At the end of Mighty Ducks 2, when Knuckle Puck guy scores that goal, I weeped like a baby."

[FAZ8218]

I don't get it. Something like the de Sica films I can understand, I was with you. Real movies about people just truly heart breaking.

And then you have to ruin it with "Kurt Russell wins the hockey match!! Hurray!" You might as well say "At the end of Mighty Ducks 2, when Knuckle Puck guy scores that goal, I weeped like a baby."
Yeah I realize there's a big difference. They get to me in different ways. But it's a great moment for US hockey and as a fanatic, it's a great flick.

[FAZ8218]

Foreign film thread?

[Chimp Pembry]

Almost forgot, Pan's Labyrinth made me choke up a little. Just a Lil'.

Really? The ending enraged me. I felt like I sat through all that shit for nothing.

[seeinred]

I don't get it. Something like the de Sica films I can understand, I was with you. Real movies about people just truly heart breaking.

And then you have to ruin it with "Kurt Russell wins the hockey match!! Hurray!" You might as well say "At the end of Mighty Ducks 2, when Knuckle Puck guy scores that goal, I weeped like a baby."
His name's Russ Tyler, show some respect.

And besides, Gunnar Stahl saying, "You lost it for yourself," then "Let's go shake their hands," was way more emotional than that.

[Sidekick Dave]

edward scissorhands gets me every time
Great call and welcome BTW:


Speaking of films from 1990: Home Alone, in the end when Macauley's mother comes in on Christmas Day and they hug and cry. I saw it in the theater when I was six and cried then, and I get a little choked up when I type it up now.

[FellowTraveler]

Not a movie, but the last episode of John Adams when Abigail dies got me.

[25133WhooOoAH]

Braveheart is number one crying movie for me...

[blee]

http://www.ctdfilmfest.org/images/films/philadelphia.jpg
Gets me everytime. Also got choked up at the end of The Bucket List.

[Deadhead]

Any Disney/Pixar movie.
The opening alone can do it.
Cant get thru "When You Wish Upon A Star" without a lump in my troat.

[Absolutely]

Yeah, Philadelphia made me cry, somehow I saw that a month or so ago on some cable channel.

The other recent movie that had me swallowing tears was this Academy Award Nominated Short, called "At Night"
It's a movie about 3 20-something year old girls dying in a cancer ward, it was the most depressing movie that I've ever seen, visually and plot-wise. It was horrible, and I was with this girl who was sobbing, and I was attempting to just keep it cool.

The movies on this list didn't make me cry. Maybe Field of Dreams a little, but from now on I'll just be thinking of the Dad as a Zombie thanks to Anthony.

[EarthCrisis]

I Am Legend, when he has to kill his dog.

I love dogs, fuck people.

[newfie_lover]

Kill Bill: Vol. 2, When David Carradine's character tells how he explained to their daughter how she would recognize Uma Thurman's character when she saw her for the first time.

Brokeback Mountain, When Heath Ledger is hugging a bloody shirt.

[jagsfans]

I shed massive tears with Star Trek 2 The Wraith of Kahn. Spocks death me and and 30 others held up the Vulcan hand sign. Still gets me wet in the eyes

Rocky 3 Mickeys death scene

And yes Old Yeller when he got the lead bullet .....NO fucking homo bitched

I'm the biggest nerd in the world. The last time I cried at a movie was when Data died in "Star Trek : Nemesis". I think it was also part of knowing I'd never get to see that crew again either.

[Chino Kapone]

the mighty ducks

[gambit32]

I got teary the first time I saw Ernest Saves Christmas. most embarassing movie moment for me ever. I think I was 13

[RobeSoup&Tears]

In theaters...Field of Dreams & Life is Beautiful got me.

But the scene in The Passion of The Christ when Mary gains the courage to run to a fallen Christ while remembering when he was a little boy and also fell...That fucked me up prolly as bad a Opie's Dad was during the same movie.

A while back a few co-workers where talking about this same topic and one guy mentioned that 'Frequency' got him during the "I'm still here Little Chief." scene...anyone agree?

[BrianFromIowa]

Field of Dreams. When he asks his dad to play catch will always make me start to tear up.

Fox and The Hound. To this day I have to wipe away a tear. I am 32.

The Patriot. The one scene when Mel is getting ready to leave to go fight and he says good bye to his youngest daughter and as he rides off she begs him not to go and she tells him that she will say whatever he wants if he doesn't leave. That one kills me every time.

[LiddyRules]

Fox and the Hound, I remember it giving me a mild panic attack when I was like 8 because it was so depressing and I didn't know how to deal.

Though I don't think it was as depressing as the children's book "I'll Love You Forever," which I don't know how well-known it is (I really see it mentioned by any one. It's not like The Giving Tree or something) but just mentioning the title brought my chick to tears.

[Turfmower]

The end of Gladiator when he walking down the road to meet his wife and kid and the and of Armageddon.

[Hudson]

Bambi..when the mom gets shot..
The Bear..
Flipper..
Gentle Ben..
Fucking animal movies get to me every time!
People Movies...I'd say....
Rocket Gibralter ('though no-one has seen it.)

[Stormrider666]

Not a movie, but the last episode of John Adams when Abigail dies got me.

Same here. There were a couple of scenes in that episode, that my eyes started welling up to.

The endings of Frequency and Backdraft

Band of Brothers, when the veterans are reflecting on the past.

The Black Hole, got me when I was younger, when Old Bob dies.

I notice a couple of people said Miralce. I don't well up, but I do get goosebumps, no matter how many times I watch the ending. Same goes for seeing the actual footage of the game.

[WOWmagnet]

Faggits.

Hitler: The Last Ten Days.

*snif*

[CrazyMrPoopSex]

I remember when I was a very young lad hystericaly crying and running out of the room when frosty the snowman melted.

[CrazyMrPoopSex]

"I Am Sam" - the only movie to make me shed a tear. When he's sitting in the hearing...fuck


has anyone else seen the TV movie based on the "Christmas Shoes" song? didn't cry but it's pretty rough.

[seeinred]

Though I don't think it was as depressing as the children's book "I'll Love You Forever," which I don't know how well-known it is (I really see it mentioned by any one. It's not like The Giving Tree or something) but just mentioning the title brought my chick to tears.


"I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living my baby you'll be?"

That one? It's been eons since I've seen that book, but my mom used to read it to me all the time. Just thinking of it actually puts me closer than I'd like to be to shedding a tear or two.

[LiddyRules]

"I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living my baby you'll be?"

That one? It's been eons since I've seen that book, but my mom used to read it to me all the time. Just thinking of it actually puts me closer than I'd like to be to shedding a tear or two. Ding ding ding.

[MilkmanDan]

I don't cry at movies, but there is one that does get to me is Tim Burton's Big Fish. At the end of the movie where his father is dying, so the son goes along with the tall tales and carries him to the lake, it gets me everytime.

I know this is a late reply. I uhh watched that with the Danes and made an excuse to leave the room in the last 10 mins of the fillm. Just far away enough that I could peek into the other room. I just love the way that father lived his life, and then you see all the cool people at his funeral. They're ALMOST what he described. A little fluff is cool.

3 movies ok that was one.

#2 - Leaving Las Vegas - See myself ending up in this situation sometimes.
#3 - You could fill in 100 movies here. I'm emotional. I will also break your jaw. I embrace my emotional nature.

[maxeypad]

Big Fish made me tear up.....Forrest Gump gets me everytime when Forrest is at Jenny's grave and is talking about how he misses her....gets me everytime....i cannot help it....

and in the movie, Downfall...when Hitler shoots his dog, his wife, and himself...haaaaaaa

[Hudson]

I remember when I was a very young lad hystericaly crying and running out of the room when frosty the snowman melted.
When Nestor's Momma Died!

Another movie that chokes me up that noone has seen: Legend of 1900..fucking one of my all time faves.

[supers4972]

Ok I know I am going to take a beating....

Philadelphia - The funeral scene whit the Neil Young Song.
City of angels - When Meg Ryan gets killed.

Untamed Heart.

Men Don't Leave. I was a kid at the time and my friends dad just died so it made me think of him.

[maxeypad]

The Shawshank Redemption makes me tear up...but out of happiness...especially when Red and Andy meet up at the pacific ocean at the end..ahh what a GREAT movie

" Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane."

[Absolutely]

Fox and the Hound, I remember it giving me a mild panic attack when I was like 8 because it was so depressing and I didn't know how to deal.

X2

Add Bambi to this list as well.
Also, I cried in the theatre when I was like 5 while seeing "The Land Before Time"
When Little-Foot's mom died.

Who's not crying!
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A lot of Mom death in kid's cartoons

Ok I know I am going to take a beating....

Philadelphia - The funeral scene whit the Neil Young Song.

There are a few scenes in Philadelphia that are terrible.

[maxeypad]

An American Tail made me cry when i was little...i felt so sorry for Fievel stuck in the bubble!

[Absolutely]

An American Tail made me cry when i was little...i felt so sorry for Fievel stuck in the bubble!

I HATED Fievel.
But, let me also add when the stupid Lion King's dad dies.
I also cried during "All Dogs Go To Heaven"

Looking back, maybe this caused some damage during my 4-8 year old life.

[LiddyRules]

Here's one nobody mentioned. I don't think it made me cry but I remember it being sad. The "Baby Mine" scene in Dumbo.

y7JvL2ap3Cg

[maxeypad]

But, let me also add when the stupid Lion King's dad dies.
I also cried during "All Dogs Go To Heaven"

Looking back, maybe this caused some damage during my 4-8 year old life.

haha...ok i'll admit...i cried during "All Dogs Go To Heaven" i was young! i couldn't help it!

and that part in the lion king was sad as well.....
ha i know movies caused damage to my brain when i was little....

[Sidekick Dave]

All Dogs Go to Heaven makes me cry. I havent seen it in over fifteen years, but the title alone just makes me cry. Especially since we had to put our Dog down yesterday.


Oh Eddie Scissorhands makes me tear up in the end when he carves up the Ice Sculpture for Kim and she dances. I saw it a few days ago, and I lost it. Danny Elfman's Music just adds to it.

[Sevenyars]

Man on fire. This is just the music, but this scene gets me every time

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=6X6tHmyLvUQ&feature=related

[GLENN_THE_TOOL]

i might catch shit for this, but this scene from Rocky Balboa made me well up because i don't think there's anything more pathetic than a crying old man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZYtxei-cX0

[CousinDave]

Beaches

[RobeSoup&Tears]

In theaters...Field of Dreams & Life is Beautiful got me.

But the scene in The Passion of The Christ when Mary gains the courage to run to a fallen Christ while remembering when he was a little boy and also fell...That fucked me up prolly as bad a Opie's Dad was during the same movie.

See if it fucks you up like it does me.

Field Of Dreams
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Passion of The Christ
TkamyqveLD8


Here's a commercial that get me as well...I'm such a faggot.

Bud Commercial:
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[jshep]

marley and me

[jshep]

love that commercial

[Aizazzle]

The Wrestler

[Vyce]

marley and me

I refuse to see that film, because I know I will cry like a bitch at the dog dying.

I fucking welled up a bit just reading the wikipedia page about the goddamn book.

[Vyce]

Here's a commercial that get me as well...I'm such a faggot.

Bud Commercial:
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That's a great commercial, but looking at it, I realize bitterly that these days there's far too many anti-war faggots in this country, so that situation, treating soldiers with that much respect, would only very rarely happen.

[Jerry1]

Surprised nobody mentioned this:

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

Ok, this always makes me tear up every time(in a good way)(I'll take my licks on this one)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErrzjGCi3gY
Nice to see that someone who always there for everyone else sees that'll there be there for him just the same.
"Remember no man is a failure who has friends"

Gotta throw this one in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ULg4RSy5Y
Still get that sad feeling inside every time I watch it.
This scene got so much flack from parents because it upset their kids. (Not like Disney put out sad stuff right?)

[Jay Douglas]

"Street Fighter". I still cry every time I think about how awesome it could have been...

[Sidekick Dave]

I remember when I was a very young lad hystericaly crying and running out of the room when frosty the snowman melted.
I used to run out of the room too...but that was because I didn't like to look at the Rankin/Bass logo at the end of the special.

[Southtown]

Sophie's Choice

[FellowTraveler]

That's a great commercial, but looking at it, I realize bitterly that these days there's far too many anti-war faggots in this country, so that situation, treating soldiers with that much respect, would only very rarely happen.

Yeah it got me when I first saw it. Not really a movie, but the last episode of John Adams on HBO when his wife dies had me and the wife crying like a couple of schoolgirls with a skinned knee.

[Beeman99]

"Street Fighter". I still cry every time I think about how awesome it could have been...

yeah, but you're gay, so that doesn't count:action-sm

[Aero 1]

Surprised nobody mentioned this:



Gotta throw this one in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ULg4RSy5Y
Still get that sad feeling inside every time I watch it.
This scene got so much flack from parents because it upset their kids. (Not like Disney put out sad stuff right?)

x1

i also cried when that faggot Hot Rod became Rodimus Prime. what a useless cunt.

[Beeman99]

x1

i also cried when that faggot Hot Rod became Rodimus Prime. what a useless cunt.

eat shit.

RODIMUS PRIME FTW!!!!!!!!!

[Hudson]

Breaking Away?

[Chino Kapone]

Pay it forward

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0223897/

[Hudson]

Pay it forward

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0223897/I got choked up.. no lie.

[bill333]

See if it fucks you up like it does me.

Field Of Dreams
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Passion of The Christ
TkamyqveLD8


Here's a commercial that get me as well...I'm such a faggot.

Bud Commercial:
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Thanks a lot RST

An ex got me to watch "The Notebook" and she purposely walked out on a scene where James Garner is crying. I was like, that's Rockford crying! It hit me because my mom suffers from a mental illness and it brought me back to my dad.
My first was "Day of the Dolphin" when I was a kid. Pet deaths suck.

[Jerry1]

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i also cried when that faggot Hot Rod became Rodimus Prime. what a useless cunt.

I didn't cry then...just got angry.


I did cheer when Galvatron blew Starscream away though.

[Sidekick Dave]

I'm watching the end of the Bucket List......Sniff*

[mascan42]

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[JimsInfectedEye]

I'm watching the end of the Bucket List......Sniff*

I gotta admit, that one got to me at the end. I was thinking they'd die a freakish death together, some dumb shit save-someone's-life ending, but not at all like that.

[deathtrip]

I don't cry, ever. But these movies get to me. Good thing I'm dead inside.

Awakenings
Rudy

[Jay Douglas]

Roots

To feel better, I then played it backwards.

[Chimp Pembry]

The Wrestler almost got me.

[Hudson]

Legends of the Fall chokes me up.

[croscoe]

I'm watching the end of the Bucket List......Sniff*

The Bucket List was great. :action-sm

Terminator 2:
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[FAngel]

Somebody already said Big Fish. Even the fucking buildup to the finale gets to me, and then when all the characters show up, forget it.

Oddly enough, The Wrestler didn't hit me emotionally until the second time around.

All right, fine, Jersey Girl. When Ben Affleck is talking to his baby daughter just a few short scenes after her mother dies. There, put a dick in my mouth.

[ruckstande]

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This should be in the running for best crying scene in a movie.

[annoyinglee]

At the end of Gladiator made me cry. When Maximus dies peacefully.

[ruckstande]

Nothing really makes me cry now but I'll be damned if this didn't make me bawl like a fucking infant when I was a kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9KSIeQUgT4

[Owenay]

Nothing really makes me cry now but I'll be damned if this didn't make me bawl like a fucking infant when I was a kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9KSIeQUgT4

Come on admit it. You just watched it and you still cried like an infant ;)

I saw that movie last year for the first time in 20+ years and I'll admit I cried like girl. Also, my wife had never seen it before and of course she was a wreck. GREAT film.

[ruckstande]

Come on admit it. You just watched it and you still cried like an infant ;)

I saw that movie last year for the first time in 20+ years and I'll admit I cried like girl. Also, my wife had never seen it before and of course she was a wreck. GREAT film.

Faggot.:action-sm

[Chimp Pembry]

King Kong made me cry like a retard. NO idea why.

[Sidekick Dave]

The end of American History X does NOT make me cry. In fact, the best part is when the black kid pops young Daniel and Derek comes in and holds his blood soaked body. I for some reason love that scene. Some men would bawl at the end of that, I love it for some reason.

[Big Dick Mcgee]

Field of Dreams. I just finished watching it again and by the end I'm balling like a baby.

[DocSavage]

King Kong made me cry like a retard. NO idea why.

Same here...the new one really did pull at the heart strings and it showed how amazingly well Peter Jackson was able to create a character in Kong. A true work of art that movie...Not given enough credit.

[DocSavage]

When "the baby" passed away at the end of Benjamin Button I teared up.

I still cry at the end of Field of Dreams even after about 100+ viewings...I have father issues.

[stellarcomics]

I teared up at Good Will Hunting when he cries near the end; Antoine Fisher, the birthday party scene; and the end of Saving Private Ryan.
Oh yeah; I went to see Titanic with some friends; they were crying like little girls at the end, I refused to cry at that BS.

[DocSavage]

I teared up at Good Will Hunting when he cries near the end; Antoine Fisher, the birthday party scene; and the end of Saving Private Ryan.
Oh yeah; I went to see Titanic with some friends; they were crying like little girls at the end, I refused to cry at that BS.

The only scene that choked me up a bit was seeing the old couple embracing laying in bed waiting for the end to come.

[Shootr]

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Paul Blart - Mall Cop
Muppet Movie

[AngryPest]

I teared up at Good Will Hunting when he cries near the end; Antoine Fisher, the birthday party scene; and the end of Saving Private Ryan.
Oh yeah; I went to see Titanic with some friends; they were crying like little girls at the end, I refused to cry at that BS.


Cried at the end of Titanic? The ship broke up and Leo died. Fucking awesome!

But I still tear up at the end of Field of Dreams...