Things you're man enough to admit you cried at.

The only time I cried in the past 20 years was the day my mom died.

The reason why I cry now is that allergies cause my eyes to swell up now.

As for in the past, well, having my grandmahaving a heart attack almost got me, but she made it through quite nicely, and there's some Christmas video that got me, PM me if you want to know about it.

• When my grandpa died
• When my dog died
• The end of the Return of the King (It got me for some reason)

[QUOTE="darkodonnie"]

family members/pets dying

in terms of from movies none have made me full-out cry, but a bunch have gotten me close: Across the Universe, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, Ikiru, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, and Grave of the Fireflies

SquishyPumpkins

Vanilla Sky.

Dances With Wolves.

The girl who likes me and I like back isnt with me.

The Fox and the Hound

Click

An episode of Futurama where they try to clone an old dog of Fry's.

[QUOTE="LAZZOR"]

[QUOTE="moptopskate"]i cried when I was watching Click. It was a surprisingly sad movie!muppet1010

The ending of that movie was actually really sad. I cried during I Am Sam.

yeah... click was a very sad ending actually I almost cried...

I cried, like three times during that movie. That's the only movie that ever made me cry more than once.

Other things I've cried at (I don't really cry, I just get teary-eyed):

1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire movie (when Cedric's dad cries over his son's body

2. when somebody who's usually really harsh to me (usually my parents) tells me that they care about me (I DON"T CRY IN FRONT OF THEM, I just get a little teary-eyed. Otherwise, I'd die of embarassment).

3. I don't know about Dobby, Sirius Black, or Dumbledore's death. I think I was just really sad. After Dobby's death, none of the other deaths really meant that much anymore. Like twenty people died right after another, and it was going too fast for me to think about it.

This one movie where the kid was like a midget and retarded something like that and he had his normal friend and he tried to save the kiddies that were drowning on the bus. Ugh I had to leave the room when he was in the hospital.-R3Volation

I remember that movie. It was really sad. Especially when he gets really upset when he's told he doesn't have a special purpose from God, like he thought. I felt so bad for him. I cried when he died, too.

[QUOTE="-R3Volation"]This one movie where the kid was like a midget and retarded something like that and he had his normal friend and he tried to save the kiddies that were drowning on the bus. Ugh I had to leave the room when he was in the hospital.ecamped

I remember that movie. It was really sad. Especially when he gets really upset when he's told he doesn't have a special purpose from God, like he thought. I felt so bad for him. I cried when he died, too.

Ah yes I remeber that part, wow feels good knowing I'm not the only one... what was that movie called?

I must admit that I am kinda emotional:

Lord of the Rings (1st part) with the loss of Gandalf, and when Boromir bites it (man I wish I could die like that O.o)

The Crow, when whoever his name is, is bound in his car, and remembers who Eric is (not sure why but I always cry at that part)

Gundam Seed, when Athran (think its his name?) realises that he Killed his best Friend. (the part where he is helt captive and sits on his bed laughing, and then it all just crumbles down.

I try not to cry, but movies and stories which depict an uncrushable spirit and honorable people making sacrifices usually will put a lump in my throat. Some examples would be: Joshua Chamberlain in the Civil War leading his men on a bayonet charge once they had run out of bullets, Saving Private Ryan - of course, when Sam starts to carry Frodo up Mount Doom, and The Passion of the Christ - very tough one to get through. There was one short film in the Creation Museum in Kentucky which was sort of like the Passion that really got to me. The phrase "Paid in Full, in particular.

Also, when my cat died. Strangely enough, I have yet to dry for the passing of a relative. :|

[QUOTE="SquishyPumpkins"][QUOTE="darkodonnie"]

family members/pets dying

in terms of from movies none have made me full-out cry, but a bunch have gotten me close: Across the Universe, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, Ikiru, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, and Grave of the Fireflies

B05T0N

[QUOTE="muppet1010"][QUOTE="LAZZOR"]

[QUOTE="moptopskate"]i cried when I was watching Click. It was a surprisingly sad movie!ecamped

The ending of that movie was actually really sad. I cried during I Am Sam.

yeah... click was a very sad ending actually I almost cried...

I cried, like three times during that movie. That's the only movie that ever made me cry more than once.

Other things I've cried at (I don't really cry, I just get teary-eyed):

1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire movie (when Cedric's dad cries over his son's body

2. when somebody who's usually really harsh to me (usually my parents) tells me that they care about me (I DON"T CRY IN FRONT OF THEM, I just get a little teary-eyed. Otherwise, I'd die of embarassment).

3. I don't know about Dobby, Sirius Black, or Dumbledore's death. I think I was just really sad. After Dobby's death, none of the other deaths really meant that much anymore. Like twenty people died right after another, and it was going too fast for me to think about it.

Ive just remebered another bit which made me really sad... in star wars (onew of the newer ones) where anakin kill sall of the little padawans :cry:

I mean the little kid looks up and says "what should we do master anakin!?" anakin activates his lightsaber :cry: that **** :cry:

Ive just remebered another bit which made me really sad... in star wars (onew of the newer ones) where anakin kill sall of the little padawans :cry:

I mean the little kid looks up and says "what should we do master anakin!?" anakin activates his lightsaber :cry: that **** :cry:

muppet1010

[QUOTE="muppet1010"]Ive just remebered another bit which made me really sad... in star wars (onew of the newer ones) where anakin kill sall of the little padawans :cry:

I mean the little kid looks up and says "what should we do master anakin!?" anakin activates his lightsaber :cry: that **** :cry:

SquishyPumpkins

Haha, die kiddies! :twisted:

At the end of La vite est bella, its a movie about a kid and his father being lockd up in a jewish camp durin WO2 , the end is just to sadN0han

Beautiful movie!

[QUOTE="lycrof"]

Watching Bridge to Teribithia

Death of Dobby

When my dog died.(cryed myself to sleep for more than a week)

SquishyPumpkins

dobby dies??!?! wtf! Thanks for the info:x

[QUOTE="SquishyPumpkins"][QUOTE="lycrof"]

Watching Bridge to Teribithia

When my dog died.(cryed myself to sleep for more than a week)

mattius1989

dobby dies??!?! wtf! Thanks for the info:x

I told him to put it in a spoiler box :P

MGS3 ending

Miami Vice Series Finale

Miami Vice, when Larry died

Miami Vice, when a reacurring guest star died

Miami Vice, when another guest star died

When my dog died

When I was sad(Multiple times)

When I was really young

when i finished the first game in my life O_o

and also when you live in another country and for vacations you go to pass some time with your family.the moment when you have to come back were you live it's just too sad :/ saying bye to everyone like if you're going to die, normally i cry for hours and i have that weird sensation of wanting to cry in the plane...god it's horrible :x

watching them dolphins getting slaughterd and animals being abused for their fur.
i watched this video on youtube of beavers getting brutally murderd for their fur they didnt even kill them quick them repeatidly smashed there bodys against the floor for a good 6mins and after it was still alive shaking.. **** brutal :(mutilatedz0mbie

edit:Holy crap!!I wrote a huge post and glitchspot just deleted it!!!:evil:

[QUOTE="ecamped"]

[QUOTE="-R3Volation"]This one movie where the kid was like a midget and retarded something like that and he had his normal friend and he tried to save the kiddies that were drowning on the bus. Ugh I had to leave the room when he was in the hospital.-R3Volation

I remember that movie. It was really sad. Especially when he gets really upset when he's told he doesn't have a special purpose from God, like he thought. I felt so bad for him. I cried when he died, too.

Ah yes I remeber that part, wow feels good knowing I'm not the only one... what was that movie called?

I cried myself to sleep on March 20, 2003.

Goodbye blue sky...

Ironically another war movie made me cry, but that was over 7 years ago, Men of Honor.

Nothing else, really.