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Hacksaw Ridge will make you cry easily great film.
October Sky (1999) with a young Jake Gyllenhaal always makes me cry.
I always cry whenever I watch Titanic.. No matter how many time I watch it, the movie makes me quite emotional
I always tear up in Schinder's List when he's leaving and saying his watch, etc. could have saved one more life.
me before you
Gotta go with Somewhere in Time when Christopher Reeve realizes he can't go back all because of a stupid Penny.
No movies makes me cry
who didn't with this one?Quote:
Originally Posted by topgunsix
Forrest gump, as cheesy as it is, is one of these...
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.
Me too, I was 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by axxxxa
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.
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).
The fault of our stars, Dear John, Interstellar, Forest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Saving Pirate Ryan.
You seem to cry a lot, miss. :console:Quote:
Originally Posted by ryansege
(Cry yes, but smile in elation at ending.) :alien:Quote:
Originally Posted by ryansege
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.
The Notebook directed by Nick Cassavetes
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.
I recommend This is Us to anyone who is ghey or obese.
Basically Meg.
Titanic is the only movie i legit ball my eyes out at
a walk to remember
Up. It touches my heart
Voices of a Distant Star
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.
Graves of the fireflies. if that don't make you cry, I'm not sure what will...
My Girl
Grave of the Fireflies for sure
I cried all the way through Oklahoma.
Then it was over and I felt better.
For me there is one in particular: El laberinto del fauno (Pan's Labyrinth).
It was very emotional.
I did too!:cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by tacorunner
Forrest Gump
It's an anime, but A Silent Voice is p sad.
Too many movies to list.
I watched it last year, and here's the review I posted on another forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by FDL1
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:Quote:
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.
My girl
return of the jedi, grave of the fireflies, others i cant recall
I get mocked at home for shedding a tear to Men in Black
I have to say End Game made me glassy eyed. The end of an era :cry:
Forest Gump.
I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is.......
End Game
Fat Thor........
Don't worry. As long as superhero movies remain moneymaking machines, Hollywood isn't going to end that game :noes:Quote:
Originally Posted by sinew23