Name a movie that has made you cry

[WhiteIphone5]

Forest Gump (one of the best movies ever made)

Indeed it is.

 

[chrono1081]

Avatar...

Not because of the movie, but because after seeing the movie I realized I wanted to be a CG artist instead of a computer programmer after finishing college for computer science.

(I didn't actually cry but I felt like it after seeing my student loan bills!)

 

[4JNA]

last one that made me cry was 'Black Hawk Down'.

lost some good friends. hard to watch that flick.

'Bambi' always gets me too. damn deer.

 

[velocityg4]

None have made me actually cry. However, any movie that is really well made will usually choke me up a bit when it is over. Not that the movie was saddening it just chokes me up to know that I have seen the whole story there is nothing else. Same goes for good books like Shogun.

 

[BanjoBanker]

BIg Fish, definitely. Reminds me of my dad. Saving Private Ryan at the end where he asks his wife if he was a good man. That always gets to me as well. When Dad went to Normandy to say goodbye to some of his friends there, he wanted to go alone.

 

[iUser.]

50/50

 

[cynics]

Never once has a movie made me even tear up slightly in my entire life. Girlfriend would literally think i was a sociopath.

A couple weeks ago I watch what I thought would be a terrible anime (as I'm not into them) called Clannad After Story (on Netflix) on the advice of a friend....bout near balled at the end. Since then I've been hooked on them.

In lieu of embarrassment I'll leave out my age hahah.

 

[AppleCruncher]

The Last Exorcism. I cried because I knew I would never get that time of my life back or the money I spent to go watch it.

 

[Sodner]

City of Angels.

 

[kazmac]

...

Good Will Hunting. I don't like watching movies that make me cry.

 

[WhiteIphone5]

I'd also like to add "Cast Away" what a movie!

 

[Liquorpuki]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

and the beginning of Up

 

[TheAppleFairy]

"Life is Beautiful" (La vita è bella) is probably the most emotional movies I have ever seen and it's still a light comedy.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_Is_Beautiful

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*snip*

and the beginning of Up

Didn't even think of that, but absolutely!

 

[WhiteIphone5]

I'm quite surprised no one has said " pursuit of happiness". I didn't but dropped a tear

 

[leftywamumonkey]

 

[scapegoat81]

Cant think of many, but Click & Pursuit of Happiness comes to mind

 

[cambookpro]

I haven't actually shed a tear just yet, but I think Toy Story 3 or Up got me the closest.

I just loved the beginning of Up, it was so brilliant yet so sad.

 

[Ransom]

Hachiko: A Dog's Story
It is definitely a tear jerker

This one and The Notebook

 

[iMacBooked]

Safe Haven.

 

[Happybunny]

Old Yeller, made me cry because I was sad.

Any movie with Jennifer Aniston or Adam Sandler makes me cry in pain.

 

[sand_man]

The Champ. Saw that when I was very young and I think it may have scarred me for life.

Saving Private Ryan. That opening scene so beautifully encapsulates the horrors of war and in particular the contempt for and waste of human life. Incredibly sad seeing soldiers mowed down before even setting a foot off the amphibious crafts.

Forrest Gump. Definitely one of the all time greatest movies ever made. Cried like a newborn pretty much from beginning to end, an emotional rollercoaster!!

The Pianist. Harrowing, the cruelty was over whelming.

Life Is Beautiful. Harrowing. How can a movie about life in a Nazi death camp be anything but?

 

[senseless]

The Yearling.

 

[Thraun]

Return of the King

At the end, when Aragorn is crowned, and the Hobbits start to bow to him but he stops them and says "No, my friends. You bow to no man."

Purely tears of honour and manliness.

 

[2298754]

Marly and Me.

 

[Peace]

Forrest Gump.