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[Yana Montana]

I remember bursting into tears while watching "The Lion King", "Dead Poets Society" and "American History X" as a teen. As for the more recent movies, I shred a tear or two watching "Wall-E", "Up" and "Hachiko: A Dog's Story".

Modifié par Yana Montana, 30 septembre 2010 - 11:08 .

[LiquidGrape]

Okay, to add a genuine comment and not just another one of my snide remarks.
Guillermo del Toro's El Laberinto del Fauno is probably one of the greatest tearjerkers I've seen in ages.
In no small part due to the soundtrack by Javier Navarette.

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 30 septembre 2010 - 11:11 .

[eldav]

Rambo 5

[Lord_Valandil]

The ending of Dragonheart always breaks my heart.

Also, the ending of Big Fish. It's so beautiful, reminds me of my father, who is also a story-teller.

The Last Samurai, although its ending was fairly predictable, it's still tragic.

The ending of Pan's Labyrinth, I like to think that she really was a princess of the underworld.

And Up...that movie is just awesome. I cried three times in the cinema.

[jimmyjoefro]

Toy Story 3 was just ridiculous and the beginning of Up are the two most recent.

[NonCanon]

UP- toward the end of the into.
The Princess and the Frog- when Ray died.
Titanic- Because who doesn't cry at some point during the Titanic?
Those are the only ones I can remember that were more recent, I'm sure there's more.

[Norskatt]

Old Yeller

[Loerwyn]

The closest I've come to crying due to a film (I don't cry, funnily enough) is, as far as I can remember, American History X.

Very, very powerful film which can be quite shocking.

[Mondo47]

The end of Bubba Ho-Tep - if that doesn't move you, you're too young.

[Norskatt]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

 (I don't cry, funnily enough)

I didn't use to.  Having a child messed with my emotions though.. I get teary at commercials now! lol

[Mondo47]

Norskatt wrote...

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

 (I don't cry, funnily enough)

I didn't use to.  Having a child messed with my emotions though.. I get teary at commercials now! lol

Dear God, yes. You could be the kind of cast iron b*tch that laughed when Bambi's mom got blown away, kids come along, and you're having to take tissues to every bloody movie you go to

[Loerwyn]

Nothing short of a mental breakdown could get me to cry

[Norskatt]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

Nothing short of a mental breakdown could get me to cry

Consider that mental breakdown to be child birth..lol

[CihanSan]

1. The last movie that made me allmost cry was "hachiko" starring richard gere.



2. It was a long time ago but I think the movie Armageddon was very sad. Imean the ending where bruce willis sacrifices himself.

[dunniteowl]

You know, it occurs to me that most of us think of movies that make us cry out of sorrow or sadness, but there are already a few who mention things like honor, duty, courage.

I cried a tear when, in the movie, Glory, Matthew Broderick is in battle, and he's obviously afaid for his life and the lives of his men. He checks his gun, blows out the dirt, then takes a second and steels himself to lead. Then he charges, screaming, "Charge!" up the earthworks to attempt to take the Condederate Fort.

I can really relate to that.

Braveheart, at the end didn't make me cry, it sent shivers along my spine and arms, when he screams "Freedom!"

But there's joy and pride, too. I can't think of any titles at the moment, but there have been times when I literally had tears of joy or pride in the character's situation and how they handled it. And often times it is commingled with sorrow at their situation. Tom Hanks in "Philadelphia" when he is listening to the opera is one of those moments. He is dying, but in near ecstasy of joy as he relates to Denzel Washington what that particular opera invokes in him.

And as to that, "The Fallen" evokes a bit of sorrow for Denzel Washington's character at the end when he attempts to kill the demon.

Oddly enough, Up was a cute movie, but didn't make me cry at all. I haven't seen Toy Story 3.

And if you don't cry at the end of Old Yeller, something's wrong with you.

dno

[Norskatt]

dunniteowl wrote...


Braveheart, at the end didn't make me cry, it sent shivers along my spine and arms, when he screams "Freedom!"
dno

Same here.. goosebumps! 

I cried in The Wind That Shakes the Barley not only because it was sad but because I was angered at the end.  I had very strong emotions with that movie. 

And more likely than not it's the 'good things' that get me teary.. not just sadness in movies.

[NamiraWilhelm]

Disney movies always make me cry.

[Valente11]

Aside from some of the movies mentioned here, Men of Honor has also made me cry. Nowadays I avoid tearjerkers because I dislike being distraught, but the great ones do have a lasting impact.

[aaniadyen]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

Nothing short of a mental breakdown could get me to cry

Bah, I've had a mental breakdown and haven't cried. I don't usually watch too many movies, but the last episode of Scrubs moved me a bit. When the Last Sword is Drawn (Real samurai movie...unlike that "The Last Samurai" crap) got to me the first time I saw it. Other than that...I don't remember much, but then again, I don't watch TV, and don't usually watch movies.

[aaniadyen]

dunniteowl wrote...
Braveheart, at the end didn't make me cry, it sent shivers along my spine and arms, when he screams "Freedom!"
dno

That was narm territory for me; him yelling "freedom" was basically a giant flashing neon sign that said "We're all gonna die".

[mousestalker]

One non-sad teary moment is in the movie Casablanca when Victor Laszlo (Paul Henried) tells the band to play the Marsellaise.