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[StreetsofBeige]

I forget what scene it was and I don't even remember the movie, but I remember tearing up in Mrs. Doubtfire at a friends house. There must have been some sappy scene near the end I felt sad.

 

[Mohonky]

Dont recall seeing to many movies that effect me, but Life As A House was one.

Good movie.

 

[Nico_D]

A lot. A lot lot.

But A Perfect World was the first to come to my mind. The ending broke me.

 

[Quasicat]

When I was a child, it was Old Yeller and Bambi. It’s been hit and miss since then, but the most recent example was this past week when I saw Coco for the first time.

 

[Dorohedoro]

Lion got me good...

 

[Goro Majima]

Never had this problem until my mid 20s when suddenly damn near most movies would get me.

It's honestly 80% music and 20% what's happening on screen.

Then there are things like the trailer for Force Awakens getting my choked up which is kinda funny in retrospect.

 

[niilokin]

Braveheart. Even hearing the damn theme song makes my eyes wet up. I also teared up at the end of GoT when the dragon picked up her remains and flew away.

 

[SentientStone]

All the time.
You know men cry too. I actually like crying sometimes. It feels good.

 

[eddie4]

I cried after TItanic, that I wasted 3 and a half hours of my life.

 

[lachesis]

I rather tear up pretty often, more so as I get older too.
Especially when there's parent/child separation scene - I tend to tear up pretty badly.

 

[#Phonepunk#]

All the time.
You know men cry too. I actually like crying sometimes. It feels good.

 

[kunonabi]

All the time. The end of Iron Will when they start whistling as he starts to fade before getting to the finish line gets me every damn time.

 

[Kayoba]

I rarely cried as a child, but I started to cry more when I grew up.

The most recent movies I have cried to are Hachi: A Dog's Tale and Interstellar.

 

[Thickandblack]

Only once from I am Sam in the theater dang sad movie

 

[teezzy]

CEI

Urban Dictionary: CEI

cum eating instructions

www.urbandictionary.com

 

[Aggressive Carrot]

I can't think of a movie that made me cry. My mind is probably suppressing those memories so I could feel more manly.

 

[#Phonepunk#]

couple of times during David Lynch's wonderful Disney film The Straight Story. i watched that once with my best friend, really high, and by the time he met up with Harry Dean Stanton, lol we were both crying. so good.

 

[highrider]

Not like so much from a movie but sometimes when I see Chris Farley, actors that have passed in real life and I miss them like they were my actual friends, because they were kindred spirits.

 

[teezzy]

couple of times during David Lynch's wonderful Disney film The Straight Story. i watched that once with my best friend, really high, and by the time he met up with Harry Dean Stanton, lol we were both crying. so good.

Nobody ever talks about The Straight Story. Bless your heart.

 

[MetalAlien]

Only Conan. I cried for him. He is a Cimmerian, he won't cry.

 

[Azelover]

I usually cry with animals. Dog movies that have sad scenes and such.

But not usually.

 

[Fret Runner]

The plague dogs.
They just keep swimming to find their island, man.

 

[Potato Chip PRO]

The Land Before Time made me tear on two scenes... Little Foot losing his mother and the ghost/Clouds of his mother showing him towards the Great Valley.

All Dogs Go to Heaven
When Charlie says good bye to the little Girl.

Even when I'm alot older now, I still can't seem to withstand these scenes. lol

 

[888]

I did to a lot of the usual suspects growing up. But as a parent and older adult now, weird things get me now a days. Got a bit teared up at that Ivan the great Disney movie tonight.

 

[Mistake]

Yeah, usually korean movies. They really pull your heart around, like The Classic, My Sassy Girl, or Wedding Dress. But I don’t watch tv dramas because I hate waiting 10 seasons for two people to fuck

 

[GAMETA]

I cry when characters lose family and such..

I also cry with gospel music... that's it.

 

[Kev Kev]

i have never been more side swiped by a movie/tv scene then i was here. it got me pretty good...



it makes it better to know that he did get what he wanted by the end of the show. that was one of my favorite parts of the finale

 

[bender]

Does porn count?

 

[Cravis]

Does porn count?

They mean with your eyes.

 

[INC]

Yes, loads

 

[poppabk]

I'm a sucker for underdog stories, and get choked up when the underdog triumphs. The original Mighty Ducks movie for example.

 

[T4rz4]

Coco ending, yes, that moment

 

[Slayer-33]

Of course there were times.

Anyone who says no hasn't seen enough movies or is lying.

 

[Come On Tars]

All the time, more when I had kids.



This destroyed me

 

[Burning Blade]

Killing Fields
Boys Don’t Cry
Grave of the Fireflies

 

[triplestation]

fucking click

that shit backhands you from the side

 

[O.v.e.rlord]

THIS FUCKING MOIVE! I refuse as a 32 year old man to watch this movie again because I know I will cry like a bitch at the end. EVEN THOUGH I KNOW IT STILL ENDS WITH A HAPPY ENDING!

 

[bender]

They mean with your eyes.

 

[Mitsuda Maniac]

THIS FUCKING MOIVE! I refuse as a 32 year old man to watch this movie again because I know I will cry like a bitch at the end. EVEN THOUGH I KNOW IT STILL ENDS WITH A HAPPY ENDING!

Pet movies get to me a little too. Maybe that is why the How to Train Your Dragon movie got me

 

[Fret Runner]

Think I only watched this twice before in my teen years so forgot most of it, so today I rewatched Johnny Got His Gun.
Holy shit. No full blown tears but misty eyed when the nurse kisses his head, spells Merry Christmas on his chest and tries helping him die.
Fuck, what a film. I never wanna watch it again lol

 

[Sybrix]

Toy Story 3 ending

 

[INC]

Its not just the scene, its because I can picture that thats exactly how a lot those young lads did die in ww2, scared and confused......just harsh

 

[Robot Carnival]

I've cried a few times watching stuff when I was a kid, but I can't really remember what show/movie I was watching. the very first one I can remember crying in theater was Schindler's List. that ending wrecked me even before all the real survivors shown up. other than that, I've cried plenty of times in the theater. it sometimes feels good to have a good cry.

 

[TonyK]

pretty sure this thread already happened but ya one of the problems with movies is that you know they're not real so its very difficult for me to trigger that emotional sadness to tear up.

but then there are the rare exceptions because it actually was real.

I cried with that ending the three times I watched that movie. I really love how the characters farewell the actor and the character at the same time.

 

[TonyK]

Tears running down cheeks? No. Definitely got misty-eyed on a number of occasions.

Try "Grave of the fireflies", seriously. I never cried so loud at the end of a movie.

 

[Raven117]

I was almost a kid but i have cried with Schindler's list,edward scissors hands,that movie with robin Williams that he was the teacher ( idon't know the english title) and...what else.....a cinderella tv movie..

"Oh Captain My Captain. "

Dead Poet's Society (name of the movie).

 

[casablanca]

Marley and me last week.
I tend to cry more as I get older.

 

[Kev Kev]

Marley and me last week.
I tend to cry more as I get older.

Oh Jesus that ones not even fair lol, don’t know how someone can’t get at least choked up by that one. It’s almost comedic bc they made a good movie, but it’s so sad that know one wants to buy or rent it, or watch it streaming or on cable or anything were all just like “yeah nope fool me once you mother fuckers...”

 

[MayauMiao]

Poweful crying scene:

 

[Tschumi]

Any half decent film with a message of a couple overcoming odds gets me going, love my girl so much