Movies that made us cry

[dion09529]

Now don't be shy boys. I know it's difficult to accept it, but dontcha ever happened to spill a single tear especially with your gf at the very first date. I admit, I cried at "The best of me".

[megabyteme]

Now don't be shy boys. I know it's difficult to accept it, but dontcha ever happened to spill a single tear especially with your gf at the very first date. I admit, I cried at "The best of me".

An 8% on Rotten Tomatoes. (http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_best_of_me) I believe that'd bring a tear to nearly anyone who paid for a ticket. :O

[IWasSomeone]

Paddington

Barefoot gen (anime movie)

[IdolEyes787]

Now don't be shy boys. I know it's difficult to accept it, but dontcha ever happened to spill a single tear especially with your gf at the very first date. I admit, I cried at "The best of me".

Movies generally are suppose to evoke strong emotion or at least that used to be true.Now though they basically seem to just be there to take up space and to desecrate the memory of 1960's TV shows.
I say the last part having recently watched the trailer for The Man From UNCLE which seems like just about every unfunny,unexciting,unoriginal action/comedy that I've seen in the last ten years with nothing to differentiate it.

Somebody really needs to tell Guy Richie that just because you have a couple of characters named Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin doesn't make it The Man From UNCLE.

Oh well I guess I can still hope that I will die before it comes out.

[spiralout9]

Interstellar made me weep like a little girl:cry::lol:

[j0ckinjz]

I always cry during "Up"

[topgunsix]

Shawshank Redemption.

[axxxxa]

E.T. I was 9 at the time :)

[onehalfau]

A Walk to Remember

[dgrad04]

The fault of our stars will make anybody weep

[ziggyjuarez]

I know now why you cry...

[Skiz]

I know now why you cry...

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[IdolEyes787]

The fault of our stars will make anybody weep

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[elprek]

Marley and me, A walk to remember, inside out choked me up ain't going to bullshit that

[georgeboy]

You're gonna think I'm stupid, but I almost cried while watching Armageddon...

[IdolEyes787]

Not at all.I cry while watching all Michael Bay movies.

[georgeboy]

You sound ironic, but I guess I asked for it :))

[eunicetaylor185]

I too. I want Cry :cry:

[IdolEyes787]

You sound ironic.....

I'm actually Canadian but I understand the accent can be confusing.


I too. I want Cry :cry:

I just wanted to quote this so when you get deleted there will still be some small monument to your stupidity.

[dion09529]

Der Tunnel (2001)

High quality german production based on real facts. From this film I concluded that STASI was a very well organized structure.

[sylverstreek]

Zoolander 2...because bieber was in it

[IcedMojo]

Furious 7, I will admit, I didn't cry like a girl, but the ending made me shed a tear, only because I love the Fast & Furious collection, and because of Paul's tragic death, this should be the last, and the end song made me shed a tear

[5thelement]

i cried when i was watching a local movie... it was about a mother with cancer and the movie ended with adoption of all those three children she had ...

then i was a bit like ... :cry:

[AndrewNguyen]

Cast Away by Tom Hanks, Wilson make me cry a lot of times!

[megabyteme]

Cast Away by Tom Hanks, Wilson make me cry a lot of times!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M8szlSa-8o

[AndrewNguyen]

Cast Away by Tom Hanks, Wilson make me cry a lot of times!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M8szlSa-8o

Haha, it's baseball, not volley =)). Is Tom Hanks your favorite actor?

[mjmacky]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M8szlSa-8o

Haha, it's baseball, not volley =)). Is Tom Hanks your favorite actor?
If flights 11 and 175 flew as high above your head as that joke did, this coming Sunday would be just another Sunday.

[djsam]

Paddington

[NicoleWi]

Safe Haven - the last 5mins. So sad yet so beautiful too.

[Samurai]

Two films come to mind for me.

My Girl (1991); http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102492/

8 Below (2006); http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0397313/ - Brutal cold forces two Antarctic explorers to leave their team of sled dogs behind as they fend for their survival. (Based on a true story)

It's the ones that are based on true stories that usually get me upset.

In 2007, two films, based on a true story of a horrific torture and abuse of a teenage girl were released. I'd read the book, and happened upon the films when they were released. I had a lump in my throat for the rest of the day. Truly shocking what happened to her and not one I'd like to watch again.

These are:

An American Crime (2007); http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0802948/
The Girl Next Door (2007); http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830558/

[tiger]

thats wierd , none of the movies had made me cry .

[saftone]

The film 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil'. Sad because Tucker and Dale were just misunderstood :cry:

[Arnoldmickey]

Simply 'The Life of PI' frivolous film. I really like it.

[LifeGamer]

The Green Mile
K-Pax
Donnie Darko
All of this three movies are great which really got me.

[JonieDerby]

For me it's A Walk To Remember, i still cry even if i've watched the movie a dozen times

[buckweed]

Ending of Fast 7, that did it for me. The expression on the faces of the cast was REAL, no acting there.

[kila]

Persuit of happiness made we weep.

[Zorbak]

I watched a great movie called Captain Fantastic last week, and it was so good, i watched it again 3 days later. I almost never watch movies twice unless they are true classics like Shawshank Redemption. I highly recommend Captain Fantastic

[coldtart]

Mine is a Mandy Moore song from movie A Walk to Remember, "Only Hope".

[Kuznec]

From the last - Hacksaw Ridge

[SuperFood]

The Fisher King

[SumPro]

Hacksaw Ridge will make you cry easily great film.

[vaetrota]

October Sky (1999) with a young Jake Gyllenhaal always makes me cry.

[CashStock]

I always cry whenever I watch Titanic.. No matter how many time I watch it, the movie makes me quite emotional

[gardensnome]

I always tear up in Schinder's List when he's leaving and saying his watch, etc. could have saved one more life.

[linhgaume]

me before you

[jsbach]

Gotta go with Somewhere in Time when Christopher Reeve realizes he can't go back all because of a stupid Penny.

[Nibia]

No movies makes me cry

[NZBmee1]

Shawshank Redemption.

who didn't with this one?

[Mustermann]

Forrest gump, as cheesy as it is, is one of these...

[Wam7]

Only one to date is Saving Private Ryan - the very end when he's an old man with his family standing by his friends grave stones. Get's me every time.

[MacGyverSG1]

E.T. I was 9 at the time :)

Me too, I was 5.

I know some other movies have gotten to me emotionally (can't remember them off the top of my head). It really depends on the watching environment if an emotional movie can make me (or anyone) shed a tear. I always try to watch movies in the dark (alone or with gf). I don't like watching movies with many people around.

"Million Dollar Baby" got to me during the hospital bed seen at the end. If I watched that in the theaters, it probably would not have had the same effect.
"Definitely Maybe" and "Winter's Tale" got a tear.

[Mustermann]

You should visit this place in france, its astonishing and makes the whole thing...much more real. The war and the death of many brave man (on all sides), not the movie of course (wich is great, by the way).

[ryansege]

The fault of our stars, Dear John, Interstellar, Forest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Saving Pirate Ryan.

[megabyteme]

The fault of our stars, Dear John, Interstellar, Forest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Saving Pirate Ryan.

You seem to cry a lot, miss. :console:

[Stehle]

Shawshank Redemption

(Cry yes, but smile in elation at ending.) :alien:

[MacGyverSG1]

I got a little verklempt when watching "Winter's Tale", the scene near the end when Colin Farrell's character meats the old Willa. Not a good movie, but entertaining.

[Irinakos]

The Notebook directed by Nick Cassavetes

[mariad]

I am not sure about any movie that I watched and cried, but yes recently watched the two seasons of This is Us by Nbc and I cried like crazy. I would recommend everyone who have not watched it yet. Must do.

[IdolEyes787]

I recommend This is Us to anyone who is ghey or obese.

Basically Meg.

[xmoonlight444]

Titanic is the only movie i legit ball my eyes out at

[kitty95]

a walk to remember

[SherryWilliam]

Up. It touches my heart

[anon]

Voices of a Distant Star

[jackharry123]

In different situations of life, every person feels sad and make crying. Different movies that made me cry, in which loving mother have to sacrifice for her little babies. Also, she fights to save her child.

[SilverHawk]

Graves of the fireflies. if that don't make you cry, I'm not sure what will...

[darkdanish]

My Girl

[tacorunner]

Grave of the Fireflies for sure

[Taz362]

I cried all the way through Oklahoma.
Then it was over and I felt better.

[_greeen_]

For me there is one in particular: El laberinto del fauno (Pan's Labyrinth).
It was very emotional.


Grave of the Fireflies for sure

I did too!:cry:

[Tovi42]

Forrest Gump

[FDL1]

It's an anime, but A Silent Voice is p sad.

[des]

Too many movies to list.

[anon]

It's an anime, but A Silent Voice is p sad.

I watched it last year, and here's the review I posted on another forum.


A story about an elementary school boy whose class receives a deaf girl as a transfer student. Creeped out by her use of a notebook to communicate with others and her politeness, he bullies her to the point she's forced to change schools again, and becomes hated by everyone for it, even his fellow bullies. Five years later, tormented by this past, he makes it his mission to find her again and make amends for his mistakes, also reconnecting with other former classmates in the process.

It's a pretty powerful story, but it had some shortcomings. Firstly, the deaf girl pretty much gets treated as a one-dimensional doormat, whose only purpose is to keep the plot going. Secondly, the protagonist is supposed to be a really anxious high school boy who is hated by everyone for being a former bully, yet somehow he ends up visiting an amusement park with a large group of friends halfway through the movie. Finally, the ending felt rushed and somewhat ambiguous. Did he succeed or not? His relations with the girl improved, but he's unable to enter his own classroom or look anyone in the eye during the school festival, and some of his friends/classmates still seem to resent him.

The piano-centric soundtrack did a good job setting the mood, but was otherwise forgettable, except for the songs that play when Shoko is introduced, during the train trip, and the credits roll.

7/10.

Apparently these rough edges come from the adaptation and the source manga is much better, but I haven't read it yet. Speaking of which, I'm eagerly waiting for the Voices of a Distant Star novelization that came out last month to be uploaded on any pirate sites :ninja:

[norinred]

My girl

[Animeguy]

return of the jedi, grave of the fireflies, others i cant recall

[angrydragon]

I get mocked at home for shedding a tear to Men in Black

[sinew23]

I have to say End Game made me glassy eyed. The end of an era :cry:

[judy_vng]

Forest Gump.

I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is.......

End Game

Fat Thor........

[anon]

I have to say End Game made me glassy eyed. The end of an era :cry:

Don't worry. As long as superhero movies remain moneymaking machines, Hollywood isn't going to end that game :noes:

[gowerboy]

Born Free

[fnlinne]

The Dark Tower

[dapez]

Sister Act 2

[neo2600]

Spider-Man 2. True story.

[laldabomb8]

lilo

[Blackhat]

Shhh! A Star is Born (Sam Elliott and Bradley Cooper scene).

Paterson (2016). Spellbinding.

[Mandarr]

I don't think a movie has made me cry before, but I did shed a few for the final scenes of Band of Brothers.

[dionysos29]

The Last of the Mohicans

[kuba2020]

Men in Black

[dc11r]

armageddon

[danny_01]

I agree that made me cry too.

[raytasy]

Short circuit 2

[hhknighter]

What Dreams May Come. This wasn't very popular, but did not expect it to be so touching.

[aboo4u]

armageddon

[xxonslaughtxx]

Lion!

[vn11]

Grave of the fireflies..... :(((((

[SydBarrett]

Recently saw A Dog's Purpose, and A Dog's Journey. Anything where a dog or cat dies breaks me somehow inside.

[IdolEyes787]

Recently saw A Dog's Purpose, and A Dog's Journey. Anything where a dog or cat dies breaks me somehow inside. All the death in John Wick and the only one that truly mattered was the dog's.

[MaryPatriciaus]

i also agree with you that made us cry but i feel good to have it

[megabyteme]

I'm not sure if there's a dog's demise in this, but Art of Racing in the Rain (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1478839/) caught my attention enough to download it.

[IdolEyes787]

Any movie ever (except for Lassie and Rin Tin Tin) where a dog features prominently in the story it's a good bet that's before the end it's sayonara, dog. Dogs are basically black people in horror movies (made prior to Get Out).

[megabyteme]

Dogs are basically black people in horror movies (made prior to Get Out).

Whoa...whoa...whoa...what's with the dis- on dogs???! I don't remember Cruella getting her coat, pretty sure Air Bud didn't catch hot lead in the face, Bolt wasn't hit by a bus, and most of the dogs on long journeys home made it the 345,000 miles to their destination. And both Lady and the Tramp avoided poisoned food.

No defense for those who run in the direction of danger. :noes:

[anon]

Recently saw A Dog's Purpose, and A Dog's Journey. Anything where a dog or cat dies breaks me somehow inside.

Let's try it the other way around.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1028532/

[Caballero]

I'm not sure if there's a dog's demise in this, but Art of Racing in the Rain (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1478839/) caught my attention enough to download it.

Haven't watched the movie, yet, but the book was excellent.

[megabyteme]

I'm not sure if there's a dog's demise in this, but Art of Racing in the Rain (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1478839/) caught my attention enough to download it.

Haven't watched the movie, yet, but the book was excellent.

Google questions popped up "Is The Art of Racing in the Rain" based on a true story?

FFS. It's narrated by a dog who wants to be a racecar driver. :blink:

[IdolEyes787]

Google questions popped up "Is The Art of Racing in the Rain" based on a true story?

FFS. It's narrated by a dog who wants to be a racecar driver. :blink:


He didn't say that we was aiming to be a good race car driver, skeptic.

[dion09529]

I Am Somebody's Child: The Regina Louise Story

[geebee]

AI, great movie but definitely gives the feels.

[nzbFX]

The Green Mile made me bawl like a baby... When John Coffey asks that the hood not be placed over his head because he is afraid of the dark. :cry:

[omshivam]

Hachi or Hachiko (https://www.candidopinions.in/2016/07/hachiko-a-dogs-story.html) is one movie that I love watching over and over again and each time, I do that, I get emotional.

[tranlong]

Anime - Cross game| Mitsuru Adachi :cry:

[killallone]

Hachi or Hachiko (https://www.candidopinions.in/2016/07/hachiko-a-dogs-story.html) is one movie that I love watching over and over again and each time, I do that, I get emotional.

Me too! Hachiko is the first movie made me cry!

[gsirri]

Forest Gump

[aradralami]

The Fault in Our Stars, In my opinion it's a beautiful movie, intelligently written and I wished I haven't read the book before. If I didn't knew what was going to happen I would have cried more, but even though I cried. And generally I say books are better than adaptations, but in this case, I liked the movie way better. I even suggest to watch the film and then read the book, as a relief to revisit those attaching characters and depict beautiful quotes.

[sherly]

The final goodbye of iron man in avengers endgame made me cry a lot in 2019.

[omshivam]

A Walk To Remember (2002), Me Before You (2016), War Horse (2011), Marley and Me, Hachiko, A Moment To Remember (2004) are some of the movies that come to my mind right now.

[wedwilson]

Blue Valentine

[Minhtoan]

Forrest Gump :cry:

[Mantis]

Green Mile made me cry, truly a masterpiece

[simonandrew89]

Recently I have seen Alladin it made me cry

[beck59]

Late to the dance here but "Where the Crawdads Sing" is a wonderful story of both sadness and joy.

[wilson]

Not going to lye abut it but when I watched The Green Mile, I cried like a baby :D

[anon]

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[laughs]

Recently watched Nomadland (based on the book Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century by Jessica Bruder), and though it didn't make me cry, it did make me sad. As many have pointed out, the film does not dwell on the indignities of the gig economy (which was a key focus in the book), but it does seem to hint at them. As a viewer I didn't feel like the film had glossed over that aspect altogether. It felt instead like a minor but unmissable undercurrent. Ultimately, it makes me wonder what type of ecological succession (https://www.bartleby.com/learn/free-expert-answers/what-is-ecological-succession) we are bringing forth with our high consumption habits. We are perhaps altering ecosystems in irreversible, and perhaps dangerous, ways. Yet, regulation seems far off the agenda.

[Rerecros]

I remember as a kid Armageddon got me pretty good haha.

[anon]

Armageddon

https://i.imgur.com/joJQbOf.png

[IdolEyes787]

He doesn't know how to fail.

[Zayden]

Marley and Me.

[Benjamingos]

The guilt of our stars will actually make anyone cry