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[Jordan]

I've never shed tears over a game. There have been points in games like The Last of Us and The Walking Dead where they've managed to affect my emotions, but never to the point of crying.

I've cried after Two films. Disney's Tarzan and The Champ.

Quite interested to hear about games people have cried at. Please only post if you've actually been reduced to tears, because it's quite different from thinking "Aw, that's a bit sad."

[Gravisanimi]

No.

 

Does a book count?

No, that was just a papercut.

 

No, not even when I was young.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

The Walking Dead is the only game where tears have physically manifested themselves. Some others have given a feeling, but Telltale is the only dev to manage to pull the right strings to produce legit tears at more than one point. Not cop-out man tears, just tears.

 

 

'nuff said. My god. 

 

Movies though...Where the Red Fern Grows. F*** that movie. 

[TheChris92]

Movies -- Some of them made me tear up while some simply struck me given how powerful they were and are. I've seen a lot of those so I'm just gonna mention a few, not necessarily the best among all of those I've seen but merely examples.

 

Thomas Vinterberg's -- Jagten/The Hunt

 

Lars von Trier - Dancer in the Dark

 

Michael Gondry's -- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

 

Darren Aronofsky - Requiem for a Dream

 

Darren Aronofsky - The Wrestler

 

Milos Forman - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

 

Spielberg's - Schindler's List

 

Clint Eastwood - Million Dollar Baby

 

Terry Gilliam - Fisher King

 

Paul Thomas Anderson - Magnolia

 

Paul Thomas Anderson - There Will Be Blood

 

David Fincher - Curious Case of Benjamin Button

 

Sam Mendes - American Beauty & The Road to Perdition

 

Could go on, so I'm just gonna stop there

 

 

Games -- Can't think of many here but those that spring to mind are the following. Will probably add mroe

 

inFamous 2

 

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

 

Persona 3

 

The Last of Us

 

Silent Hill 2

[Han Shot First]

Silent Hill 2 and The Walking Dead so far are the only games that have managed to make me tear up a bit. Neither of them had me weeping, but they did have me sniffling and wiping my eyes.

 

As far as films go...

 

Million Dollar Baby, Glory, Saving Private Ryan, Gladiator, The Green Mile, Road to Perdition

 

I'm probably forgetting a few. 

[smoke and mirrors]

Every time my wife drags me to a chick flick but thats before we go

[Andraste Take the Wheel]

Walking Dead

Black Flag

MGS3

 

Up

Terminator 2 

[mybudgee]

Inception

Blue Valentine

the Road (Viggo Mortensen)

Eternal Sunshine..

Jacob's Ladder

House of Sand & Fog

the Professional

Last of the Mohicans

7 Pounds

Requiem for a Dream

A.I.

[TheChris92]

Silent Hill 2

God damnit, how could I forget a game that's in my super star tag team games of all time.

[Han Shot First]

God damnit, how could I forget a game that's in my super star tag team games of all time.

 

That would also get my nomination for having one of the best twists in gaming history.

 

Although it seemed obvious afterwards...I totally did not see that reveal coming. 

[TheChris92]

That would also get my nomination for having one of the best twists in gaming history.

 

Although it seemed obvious afterwards...I totally did not see that reveal coming. 

It's the sort of twist, where the answer is delivered to you from the start but the answer itself is as eerie & foggy as the town itself. The kinda game that needs no words to tell a story because everything is drenched in symbolism and subtlety integrated into the game's gameplay. One of the many reasons I love it. The kind of game that perfectly blends a natural balance of gameplay and story. And all of the endings are sad, depressing and provokes powerful emotions, which is partly helped by the game's excellent soundtrack. It's just damn good.

[Ria Kon]

Mass Effect 3, everytime! The end, Quarian vs Geth, the Genophage, Thane's death, the Citadel DLC.
The end of Mass Effect 1.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (book) - the part with Severus Snape.
The Dark Knight Rises - the end of the film.
Thor/Thor: The Dark World - emotional scenes with Loki about his family relationships.

I can get very emotional about games/books/films, but I don't cry much. And if I do, it's a story that will be special to me my whole life.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Movies:

Titanic (people freezing scene)

The last Samurai (Samurai being slaughtered by machine gun)

Toy Story 3 (Junkyard scene - Goodbye scene)

Kingdom of Heaven (Dat ill King)

and

lots of dead rabbits.

 

 

to be continued...

[TheChris92]

I can get very emotional about games/books/films, but I don't cry much. And if I do, it's a story that will be special to me my whole life.

Hear, hear

[Isichar]

Clannad After Story and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons are the two that managed to get me to cry. Clannad basically destroyed me emotionally before the end tbh.

I could think of about a dozen other ones that got me really choked up but not were tears are flowing freely.

[Laamaa]

My list would go on forever tbh. I litereally cry at almost anything o.o

 

But, just to name one; Artificial Intelligence. That movie was so sad D:

 

 

Edit; as mentioned by others; The Green Mile, Gladiator and Up[ deserve a place too :x

[Derpy]

Crying at a movie? Give me a break...

[Isichar]

Crying at a movie? Give me a break...

Yeah, lol @ people who are able to have a genuine reaction to something they care about.

[Jordan]

My list would go on forever tbh. I litereally cry at almost anything o.o

 

But, just to name one; Artificial Intelligence. That movie was so sad D:

 

 

Edit; as mentioned by others; The Green Mile, Gladiator and Up[ deserve a place too :x

 

A.I had a happy ending, though.

[Derpy]

Everyone says how negative I am because I don't ever show emotions to anything.

 

That doesn't even make sense.

[milena87]

Movies... too many to count, as it's easy for me to relate to most of the characters on screen. But movies on the Shoah really get me and I think I've cried to all of them, even to the less dramatic ones like "La Vita è Bella" and "Train de Vie".

 

For games the list is a lot shorter. So far I think only the ending of The Walking Dead was able to make me cry. Other games usually just give me a sense of closure and/or achievement, even when I do care about the characters.

[Endurium]

Games: Dreamfall ending

Movies: a few occasions where there were powerful moments between characters I'd grown to care about. No specific title stands out.

[Jordan]

Everyone says how negative I am because I don't ever show emotions to anything.

 

That doesn't even make sense.

 

Young lady, surely you cannot stop the joy of happiness spreading across your face when you hear the theme tune to My Little Pony?

[Derpy]

Jordan, on 17 Apr 2014 - 11:57 AM, said:

Young lady, surely you cannot stop the joy of happiness spreading across your face when you hear the theme tune to My Little Pony?

First of all, I am not a lady and second of all the world was not build on smiles and happiness, it was built off being serious.