THE OFFICIAL: list of movies where its okay for a man to cry

I'll be honest with ya, there's a scene in Click that sucks if you've lost your dad.david_critic

I remember that scene, it was so sad.

Gran Torino.

The Fountainhead. In fact, you'll be excused if your eyes start to bleed.

The ending of The Fellowship of the Ring really gets to me.

More recent movie that got me to tear up was Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.

Also, Bicycle Thieves.

The ending of The Fellowship of the Ring really gets to me.

More recent movie that got me to tear up was Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.

Also, Bicycle Thieves.

Niff_T

If you thought BT was sad, watch Umberto D.

That list is empty, of course.

the first Pokemon Movie when Ash sacrifices himself so that Mewtwo and Mew don't kill each other and then pikachu and the other pokemon cry and revive Ash with their tears. ZumaJones07

This ^

50/50 it gets pretty darn sad

MrMe1000

I saw that movie with one of my buddies thinking it was more of a comedy than a drama. He thought it was kind of boring but I connected with it and teared up a little. I have been recently diagnosed with two life-threatening and life-altering diseases that have put me in the hospital for weeks at a time during the past year. That movie gets everything right pretaining the reality of such events. It really hit close to home.

Toy Story 3 and Marley and Me made me get teary eyed.

Toy Story 3

martinX3X

Grave of the Fireflies has been the only movie to really make me cry. :X, I'm not sure what did it. I think it was a combination of the music, the artistry, and the fact that well....for anyone who has watched it, you know how it ends.Lethalhazard

[QUOTE="Lethalhazard"]Grave of the Fireflies has been the only movie to really make me cry. :X, I'm not sure what did it. I think it was a combination of the music, the artistry, and the fact that well....for anyone who has watched it, you know how it ends.linkin_guy109

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Toy Story 3

linkin_guy109

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Toy Story 3

Gibsonsg527

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Toy Story 3

linkin_guy109

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father. You will cry.sammyjenkis898

The only movie in the past five years that came close to making me cry was Toy Story 3.

The last time I let my girlfriend pick the movie -- My Sister's Keeper... damn you cancer!!

the lion king?

How about I Am Sam? I had my fingers crossed someone would of mentioned it.. :P

The last time I let my girlfriend pick the movie -- My Sister's Keeper... damn you cancer!!

Thuganomic05

no. it is only permissable for a man to cry when someone dies, and at the grand canyon.

Ron fvcking Swanson is a boss

Come to think of it, Transformers 2 made me cry for all the wrong reasons.

Shawshank Redemption at the end.

Tears of Happiness, but still.

As far as sadness goes, Green Mile anyone? Second time around just broke me up.

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly was so mind numbingly depressing that I think it would be okay for anyone to cry whilst watching it

Not exactly a movie but,

At the "end" of the Sharpe series when Hagman and Harris die together at waterloo i blubbered abit :(

When Arnie dies at the end of Terminatorjudgement day,was a very sad day.

Fox and the Hound

50 first dates. The whole movie is heartbreaking :S. lol

I'll be honest with ya, there's a scene in Click that sucks if you've lost your dad.david_critic

The end scene in Toy story 3, I am Legend with the dog, Reign over me (where adam sandler's family dies in 9/11)FrostyPhantasm

Marley and Me

I remember crying as a little kid in 2nd grade after we had watched Ole Yeller. Also I know it's even more cliche but Titanic can still garner a misty eye. I mean... She let go.. :(JoeInWonderland

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly was so mind numbingly depressing that I think it would be okay for anyone to cry whilst watching it

Joshywaa

The last time I let my girlfriend pick the movie -- My Sister's Keeper... damn you cancer!!

Thuganomic05

I've never found myself sad or even caring watching a film about cancer or similar deadly diseases. To me they are just cheap exploitive films that just angers me. Especially when there are so many heartwrenching documentaries with the same subject to watch instead.

Cancer films are one of the cheapest and easiest form of entertainment and very few of them are actually good. "Baw, the man, woman or child died at the end, who could have guessed!?". Yeah, doesn't work for me.

They are almost as cheap as having Sean Penn stare at the sunset softly crying. "WE ARE DEEP DAMMIT SO START CRYING OR YOU ARE CLEARLY A HEARTLESS MONSTER!!!"

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Sorry for the rant.