Movies that made you cry *Spoilers*

Did anyone see SLC Punk? Well basically the end where Bob dies( can't say Bob's full Nickname, because it deals with a drug and I don't know if that is acceptable on these forums) So basically Bob who didn't take any illegal drugs or medical drugs, ends up dying at a party, he got drunk and had a headache and someone gave him pain killers and it ends up killing him, the next morning Matthew Lillard's character finds Bob(who's his best friend) dead motionless. It made me cry because the tearful part with Matthew Lillard talking to Bob, and saying "I have no more friends" or something like that. Very sad.

haha near the ending of monsters inc. i teared alittle bit

haha near the ending of monsters inc. i teared alittle bit

2Late4Tears

end of lord of the rings, return of the king

Peter Jackson's King Kong... just a little bit.

I was so close to crying at the end of "Grave of the Fireflies". REALLY CLOSE.

end of lord of the rings, return of the king

imaps3fanboy

movies don't make me cry

i make movies cry

The Lion King. :cry:

Muppets in space.

When I was little I had to cry when mufasa died in the lion king and I became sad with a mr bean movie lol.

The opening montage in Up very successfully plucked my heartstringsxaos

[QUOTE="xaos"]The opening montage in Up very successfully plucked my heartstringsSuperzone

[QUOTE="Superzone"][QUOTE="xaos"]The opening montage in Up very successfully plucked my heartstringsIm_single

Titanic

The end of E.T. always gets me teary eyed.

I haven't cried in one yet, but I came very close during several scenes in "Radio."

Rudy makes me cry every time. Meinhard_X

I know, [spoiler] I thought I was going to die when his friend died in the factory [/spoiler]

marley and me :cry:

Debbie Does Dallas

Did anyone see SLC Punk? Well basically the end where Bob dies( can't say Bob's full Nickname, because it deals with a drug and I don't know if that is acceptable on these forums) So basically Bob who didn't take any illegal drugs or medical drugs, ends up dying at a party, he got drunk and had a headache and someone gave him pain killers and it ends up killing him, the next morning Matthew Lillard's character finds Bob(who's his best friend) dead motionless. It made me cry because the tearful part with Matthew Lillard talking to Bob, and saying "I have no more friends" or something like that. Very sad.

DazedDarkness

... I am extremely emotional though... so yea if somethings a lil bit sad, i am sobbing. I cried at the end of freakin gran tourino (sp) gah. But that may make it fun to watch movies with me with ^_^ cause it gives n excuse to cuddlez me.

Sometimes I yell at the tv tho. ... loudly... vulgarly... :oops:

I only get 2-3 tears if I'm crying though .

As another person said , the opening part of Up . Just so sad .

And The Notebook . Oh God .. I'm going to start crying again :cry:

As always the ending of "Random Harvest" really gets to me each and every time I watch it.

I never cryed in a movie and I hope I never do

end of lord of the rings, return of the king

imaps3fanboy

As always the ending of "Random Harvest" really gets to me each and every time I watch it.

Lord_Daemon

Marley & Me.

That movie is so... *sob*

Marley & Me.

That movie is so... *sob*

Not many have made me cry. Some have when I was younger though. The end of Planes, trains, and automobiles made me feel sad when they revealed why John Candy was always on the road. These are the few that have made me actually tear up though.

1. The Road

[spoiler] When Viggo dies at the end. [/spoiler]

2. Watership down

3. Gallipoli

4. My dog skip

5. The Fly

Too inhuman for that.

The opening montage in Up very successfully plucked my heartstringsxaos

Peter Jackson's King Kong... just a little bit.

RobboElRobbo

Her acting was phenomenal at the end, IMO.super_mario_128

This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Her acting was phenomenal at the end, IMO.sammyjenkis898

This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

[QUOTE="Lord_Daemon"]

As always the ending of "Random Harvest" really gets to me each and every time I watch it.

Jazz_Fan

Silly bear! Go and watch it! Although I must admit that I feel the same way about "YiYi" every time one of you movie folks mentions that film that somehow I haven't seen as of yet.

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Her acting was phenomenal at the end, IMO.sammyjenkis898

This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

I thought she was a bit bland in Eastern Promises though. Mostly because Viggo Mortesen, and Vincent Cassel upstaged her constantly.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Her acting was phenomenal at the end, IMO.super_mario_128

This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Her acting was phenomenal at the end, IMO.Film-Guy

This is usually the case for most of her performances. Her performance in Mulholland Drive is just remarkable.

I thought she was a bit bland in Eastern Promises though. Mostly because Viggo Mortesen, and Vincent Cassel upstaged her constantly.

I haven't watched a movie that has made me cry. I'm not trying to build myself up to be some big manly man, movies don't get me emotional enough to cry.