Scenes that made you tear up/flat out cry? (Possible Spoilers)

I just recently saw I Am Legend. It was really sad when his dog started to turn zombie. He tried to cure the dog and then held her like a baby :(.Will Smith was forced to choke his dog before it could attack him.

And in Saving Private Ryan, when the medic died, that scene really got me.

A few scenes in Marley and Me, but I'm pretty sure it was because I'd had to put my dog down just a short time before seeing the movie.

The Fly, when Seth Brundle emerged from the telepod, grabbed the shotgun, and put it up against his head.

And the fact that this was just a costume prop of a big slimy bug monstert makes it even more impressive. David Cronenberg made me feel more sympathy and sadness for this giant bug suit than most directors are able to manage for their HUMAN characters.

The Fly, when Seth Brundle emerged from the telepod, grabbed the shotgun, and put it up against his head.

And the fact that this was just a costume prop of a big slimy bug monstert makes it even more impressive. David Cronenberg made me feel more sympathy and sadness for this giant bug suit than most directors are able to manage for their HUMAN characters.

MrGeezer

I remember watching that movie when I was a kid at a friend's house. There's nothing more embarrassing than tearing up during a "horror" movie in front of people when you're eight. :P

Anyway, I've got to say What Dreams May Come. It's one of the best and most beautiful movies I've ever seen. And one of the best demonstrations of Robin Williams' ability to act.

Full Metal Jacket.... when pyle gets pelted with soap bars...

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chessmaster1989

15 years later and still... :cry:

Oh gosh, there are too many, it takes nothing to make me cry during a film. I'll just post the most recent one in memory, around 3/4ths through Synecdoche, New York I knew exactly what was happening and what would happen. So, I started crying for pretty much the rest of the movie and my friends were asking why, I told them to keep watching, that they'll understand.... most of them ended up not understanding the film at all. I can't recall the last time I cried just so much to a movie.... it really broke my heart.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

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15 years later and still... :cry:

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chessmaster1989

It's a little embarrassing how many movies have made me cry... I rarely ever cry for reasons related to my life or anything, but movies and books make me cry easily.

Let's start the list...

-It's a Wonderful Life (the last scene)
-The Wind That Shakes the Barley (all around depressing -- the last ten minutes or so make me almost sob)
-The Pianist (the entire thing is hard to watch, but especially a few certain scenes)
-Schindler's List (again, hard to watch all around, but Schindler's speech at the end is so sad)
-Titanic (obvious)
-Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (filibuster at the end)
-Harry Potter 4-6 (lol...the deaths)
-American History X (the end)
etc.

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Lion King, his dad dying.

Marley and me, towards the end I was just bawling.

I Am Legend when he has to kill his dog, and at the end when he kills himself.

Seven Pounds, when Will kills himself : (

And the one scene in the first Air Bud, where he's throwing a basketball/football whatever it was, trying to get rid of his dog.

That's all I can think of right now.

Big Fish

American Beauty

The Green Mile

The zipper scene from There's Something About Mary.

Gets me every time. :cry:

Gets me every time. :cry:

Lion King, his dad dying.

Marley and me, towards the end I was just bawling.

I Am Legend when he has to kill his dog, and at the end when he kills himself.

Seven Pounds, when Will kills himself : (

And the one scene in the first Air Bud, where he's throwing a basketball/football whatever it was, trying to get rid of his dog.

That's all I can think of right now.

tepni

I always hated the part in movies where they can't take the dog and they like yell at it to go away. Also I thought Some parts in district 9 were sad :(halo3-player

Not gonna lie, I got a tad emotional during the whole escape scene while Wikus is helping Chris get to his son. One of the most emotional shoot outs I've ever scene in my life, Sharlto gave an award winning performance.

Man on Fire... the end really got me. :(

I hadn't cried in about a 5 year span. Then I saw Up.

Within the first 10 minutes I was losing it. I pulled myself together...and the scene with the book. I lost it AGAIN. I think I almost cried at the (absolutely perfect) last shot too.

I ended up seeing it 4 times in theatres...brilliant movie. Can't wait to own it on Bluray.

Oh gosh, there are too many, it takes nothing to make me cry during a film. I'll just post the most recent one in memory, around 3/4ths through Synecdoche, New York I knew exactly what was happening and what would happen. So, I started crying for pretty much the rest of the movie and my friends were asking why, I told them to keep watching, that they'll understand.... most of them ended up not understanding the film at all. I can't recall the last time I cried just so much to a movie.... it really broke my heart.

dhyce

You know what mine is, as silly as it sounds. When spoke died. I was not a Trekky but Star Trek was a big thing then and we all knew Spock. I couldn't believe that would happen.

Silly idiots for bringing him back mind, ruined that drama a bit.

If your sig and avatar an exeptionally good looking guy, or a rarther dyke looking woman?

Evil_Saluki

An exceptionally good looking woman.

Who's one of my favorite singers on the planet.

in the movie "Click" at the end when he was chasing his son when he was an old guy

in the movie "Click" at the end when he was chasing his son when he was an old guy

FLSTS

in the movie "Click" at the end when he was chasing his son when he was an old guy

in the movie "Click" at the end when he was chasing his son when he was an old guy

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Lion King, his dad dying.

Marley and me, towards the end I was just bawling.

I Am Legend when he has to kill his dog, and at the end when he kills himself.

Seven Pounds, when Will kills himself : (

And the one scene in the first Air Bud, where he's throwing a basketball/football whatever it was, trying to get rid of his dog.

That's all I can think of right now.

t3hrubikscube

Haha, me too :P

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

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barcx17

15 years later and still... :cry:

I wish Up would hurry up and get released over here :evil:.

Some films that come to mind are Lion King, Fox and the Hound and Wall-E.

Wall-E was amazing though, how in that last scene, and pretty much the whole film was full of emotion through Wall-E and Eve, just with pretty much saying there names, eye movement and body language.

Lion King (mufasa's death)

Air bud (first one where he tries to get rid of the dog)

harry potter 4-5-6

i didn't cry but was shocked when Proffesor X died in xmen 3

[spoiler] Ofelia's death in Pan's Labyrinth [/spoiler] The first time I was a blubbering mess, so watched it a second time to try regain a man card. Instead, I was once again unable to hold off the sooks.D3nnyCrane

[QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"][spoiler] Ofelia's death in Pan's Labyrinth [/spoiler] The first time I was a blubbering mess, so watched it a second time to try regain a man card. Instead, I was once again unable to hold off the sooks.Toriko42

Well i havnt for a while but in The Forrest Gump when..... [spoiler] His wife dies and hes at her gravestone with the letter his son wrote [/spoiler] Thats the first movie since i turned 18 that ive cried at.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"][spoiler] Ofelia's death in Pan's Labyrinth [/spoiler] The first time I was a blubbering mess, so watched it a second time to try regain a man card. Instead, I was once again unable to hold off the sooks.D3nnyCrane

[QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] That whole movie, the music in that scene, good lord. I adore that film. Toriko42

[QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Everything about that movie is perfect. The damn Lullaby makes me almost cry every time.Toriko42

I really feel like crying in a lot more movies and i seem to be getting more and more sensitive to them, but i usually try my best to hold in the tears out of embarrassment. But 2 movies that come to mind are Dead Man Walking, and The Green Mile. Both the deaths in those movies were so sad.

Gets me every time. :cry:

SirWander

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chessmaster1989

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