Films you've cried at

[Lurtz]

Planes Trains & Automobiles. Every time without fail. I have a lump in my throat right from the bit where Steve Martin walks into the station waiting room to get John Candy and I struggle to hold it together from then until the credits.

 

LOTR RoTK as well. Same as Sabbathfan.

[harryo63]

the crying game was sad

[The Tott]

Mr.Bean

 

When his mini got squished by the tank

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

I'm usually a hard bastard when it comes to controlling emotions, while watching a film.

 

Last films I watched that got the waterworks going was Bridge to Terabithia and Bucket List.

[aussielfc79]

I can't believe that no-one else cried when Bani's mother got shot

[melons]

I can't believe that no-one else cried when Bani's mother got shot

 

Bani? never heard of her.

[aussielfc79]

Bani? never heard of her.

 

ment Bambi :whoops:

[melons]

No need to get upset. Have a rep before BGB makes you go all red for the use of a smiley.

[Hand Shandy]

Crying is probably too strong a word for it, but I've certainly had a tear in my eye on a few occasions.

 

Schindler's List and Up are two that spring to mind.

 

Another is Bladerunner, when Rutger makes his final speech...

[llego]

Umbrellas of Cherbourg. The snow, the beautiful snow... I'm usually profoundly happy when a movie makes me cry.

[Steve Holt]

I just watched Up. I've never cried in the first ten minutes of a film before. That film is perfect.

[Markmywords]

In the name of the father

 

At the end when he gets freed and walks out the front door of the courts

 

'EYEM A FREE MAAARRRRRN'

 

I actually punched the air as I wept like a girl.

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Anyone crying from watching E.T needs to have a fucking word with themselves.

[Trumo]

I'm not the type to cry my eyes out (forget all that embrace-your-sensitive-side bollocks) but there are a few moments in movies that have brought a tear or two. I have yet to see the movie "Up" so cannot comment. *Spoiler warning alert*.

 

Shawshank Redemption (Brooks' life in freedom, and the ending).

Gladiator (the ending).

Trainspotting (Sickboy's baby).

Leaving Las Vegas (Ben's death).

Schindler's List (Oskar's plea to keep the factory going, to do more than he has).

The Killing Fields (Schanberg reunites with Pran with John Lennon's Imagine in the background).

The Green Mile (John Coffey's execution).

Independence Day (President tells his daughter that "Mommy's asleep now.").

Godfather Part III (Michael reminisces over the women in his life before passing away).

 

There might be others.

[Red Phoenix]

Matrix revolutions, because it was so bad.

 

Seriously though Shawshank comes to mind for making making me well up. A film beyond words.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

I'm not the type to cry my eyes out (forget all that embrace-your-sensitive-side bollocks) but there are a few moments in movies that have brought a tear or two. I have yet to see the movie "Up" so cannot comment. *Spoiler warning alert*.

 

Shawshank Redemption (Brooks' life in freedom, and the ending).

Gladiator (the ending).

Trainspotting (Sickboy's baby).

Leaving Las Vegas (Ben's death).

Schindler's List (Oskar's plea to keep the factory going, to do more than he has).

The Killing Fields (Schanberg reunites with Pran with John Lennon's Imagine in the background).

The Green Mile (John Coffey's execution).

Independence Day (President tells his daughter that "Mommy's asleep now.").

Godfather Part III (Michael reminisces over the women in his life before passing away).

 

There might be others.

I'm assuming that this thread is a neg-free zone, otherwise.....

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

It isn't a film, but the TV Show I've most cried at is the ending of Six Feet Under. You've got to be a heartless git not to cry your face off at that.

[melons]

I'm not the type to cry my eyes out (forget all that embrace-your-sensitive-side bollocks) but there are a few moments in movies that have brought a tear or two. I have yet to see the movie "Up" so cannot comment. *Spoiler warning alert*.

 

Shawshank Redemption (Brooks' life in freedom, and the ending).

Gladiator (the ending).

Trainspotting (Sickboy's baby).

Leaving Las Vegas (Ben's death).

Schindler's List (Oskar's plea to keep the factory going, to do more than he has).

The Killing Fields (Schanberg reunites with Pran with John Lennon's Imagine in the background).

The Green Mile (John Coffey's execution).

Independence Day (President tells his daughter that "Mommy's asleep now.").

Godfather Part III (Michael reminisces over the women in his life before passing away).

 

There might be others.

 

do you have ovaries?

[Trumo]

I'm assuming that this thread is a neg-free zone, otherwise.....

 

That one comes from the fact I was in the hospital waiting room with a friend who had to say pretty much the exact same thing to his 6 year old son. This sort of thing is difficult to watch as a result.

 

do you have ovaries?

 

"Why would you say that? That's just mean!"

"It's not what you said, it's the way you said it."

"Fuck off, I'm watching Twilight!"

 

Those would be appropriate responses if I did.

 

I think I'll go back to being an emotionally retarded automaton from now on, as it's much less hassle. Powering down.

[melons]

"Why would you say that? That's just mean!"

"It's not what you said, it's the way you said it."

"Fuck off, I'm watching Twilight!"

 

How long have you known my 15 year old daughter?

 

edit, without the fuck off bit. She wouldn't be eating solids for a week if she said that to me.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

How long have you known my 15 year old daughter?

 

Hmn.

 

I'm working really hard on my public behaviour. You're not making it easy for me to exercise self restraint.

[melons]

Hmn.

 

I'm working really hard on my public behaviour. You're not making it easy for me to exercise self restraint.

 

She has her mothers training when it comes to men, kick first and apologise only when forced to by the courts.

 

The kick thing is important given her massive shoe size.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

her massive shoe size.

 

I'm out.

[Crazyhorse7778]

It isn't a film, but the TV Show I've most cried at is the ending of Six Feet Under. You've got to be a heartless git not to cry your face off at that.

 

You really would have to be dead inside not to cry your way through the final episode.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

That one comes from the fact I was in the hospital waiting room with a friend who had to say pretty much the exact same thing to his 6 year old son. This sort of thing is difficult to watch as a result.

 

Ah.

Now I feel a right cunt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Still a shit film, though.)