The Official "Movies That Made You Cry" Thread.

[Jessooker]

Come on we all have them, fess up.

Mine are:

-Atonement...at every viewing. It never fails.
-The Wind That Shakes The Barley
-The Green Mile
-Ladder 49
-Reign Over Me
-The Pursuit of Happyness
-United 93
-The Last King of Scotland



That's what I can think of right now.

edit: PLEASE include spoilers if you are going to mention the death of any characters and so on...

[PaulsRightNut]

ladder 49 was ridiculously bad in my opinion.

I usually cry whenever I see forrest gump.

[Jessooker]

yeah i agree it wasn't that good, but i still cried.

[bowl of oranges]

- American History X

I've come close on others, but that's the only one.

[Smash Adams]

I cried after the dark knight

because of the onions at chipotle, not because the movie was sad

[pshh]

Titanic...I was like 7, movie scared the hell out of me, people freaking out and jumping off ships, freezing to death.

Good Will Hunting..........speaks for itself.

[Chris M.]

Rudy

[FondestMemory]

when michael caine gives his wife the quietus in children of men gets me every goddamn time.

that scene is done so fucking perfectly.

[Jessooker]

when michael caine gives his wife the quietus in children of men gets me every goddamn time.

that scene is done so fucking perfectly.

Ruby Tuesday just fits that movie so well for some reason.

[Ailite]

Wall-e made me uncontrollably and audibly sob in the middle of the theater. It absolutely killed me, and then subsequently made me joyously happy.

Other than that-

Forrest Gump
Return of The King
Fellowship of The Ring
Garden State
Castaway
Good Will Hunting
Atonement
The Shawshank Redemption

[WordzandDreamz]

Green Mile
Ten Things I Hate About You
Remember the Titans


There's a lot more...

[SkyHeldUpByStar]

The Shawshank Redemption
About Schmidt
Braveheart (in a totally manly way)
The Two Towers (in the end during Sam's speech)
The Return of the King

There are many more but I don't remember them all at the moment...

Edit: I do remember getting a little teary eyed in I Am Legend when Will Smith had to kill his dog even though I didn't really like the movie.

[poppa Q]

Come on we all have them, fess up.

Mine are:

-Atonement...at every viewing. It never fails.
-The Wind That Shakes The Barley
-The Green Mile
-Ladder 49
-Reign Over Me
-The Pursuit of Happyness
-United 93
-The Last King of Scotland



That's what I can think of right now.
My eyes definitely welled up along with Chris' when they told him to "come back tomorrow," followed by him leaving the office/building. That entire scene was some damn fine acting. Well done Big Will.

[Jessooker]

My eyes definitely welled up along with Chris' when they told him to "come back tomorrow," followed by him leaving the office/building. That entire scene was some damn fine acting. Well done Big Will.

yep! that's the exact scene that got me.

[Jessooker]

spoilers please if your posts mention anything about any characters and things like that!!

[Ailite]

In Fellowship of the Ring when Sam tries to follow Frodo but he can't swim, and it shows his hand and then Frodo's comes down and grabs it...that gets me choked up everytime. And in ROTK at The Grey Havens when Frodo leaves, that always gets me.. In fact that's probably my favorite scene from any movie.

[colorlesscliche]

:mellow:

[Jessooker]

:mellow:

I'm guessing none then?

[dichotomous]

Guys . . . Dancer in the Dark! Come on.

[colorlesscliche]

None for me, sorry. And I've seen 90% of the movies listed so far.

[Jessooker]

Guys . . . Dancer in the Dark! Come on.

never saw it.

None for me, sorry. And I've seen 90% of the movies listed so far.

i'm kind of impressed.

[colorlesscliche]

My ex-girlfriend made me cry. :-(

[bradyreier]

My eyes definitely welled up along with Chris' when they told him to "come back tomorrow," followed by him leaving the office/building. That entire scene was some damn fine acting. Well done Big Will.
That scene got me teared up as well. Will's acting was terrific throughout the whole movie, and that scene was especially great.

[fantasma]

I Am Sam and Radio.

Also, the "My Screw Up" episode of Scrubs.

[Ailite]

I Am Sam and Radio.

Also, the "My Screw Up" episode of Scrubs.
"My Lunch made me cry. That episode really gets me.

[TakingBackDowd]

Hardball: during G-Baby's funeral, when they show him getting the winning hit. only time I ever cried during a movie as far as I can remember.

[Ailite]

Hardball is br00tally sad. I remember watching it a really long time ago.

[Jared Kaufman]

I'll just combine the ones that have made me cry or teary-eyed:

The Shawshank Redemption
Armageddon
Powder
Lorenzo's Oil
Reign Over Me
The Pursuit of Happyness
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Monsters, Inc.
Wall-E

Those are the ones I can remember at the moment.

[Ailite]

Oh, Eternal Sunshine is a definite for me

Is Reign Over Me worth seeing? I like serious Sandler

[Jared Kaufman]

Oh, Eternal Sunshine is a definite for me

Is Reign Over Me worth seeing? I like serious Sandler
I know reviews were pretty split down the middle, but I really liked it. Nothing groundbreaking, but I'm a huge Cheadle fan and Sandler did a good job; very touching, that's for sure.

[Ailite]

I know reviews were pretty split down the middle, but I really liked it. Nothing groundbreaking, but I'm a huge Cheadle fan and Sandler did a good job; very touching, that's for sure.
I just put it in my Netflix queue; I remember really wanting to see it when it came out and I just never got around to it.

[Skadrist]

amores perros and I hate to admit it but Bridge to Terebethia.

[Ailite]

amores perros and I hate to admit it but Bridge to Terebethia.
I've heard a lot of people say Bridge To Terebethia got them going

[TakingBackDowd]

Even though The Pursuit Of Happyness was sad, I felt they tried too hard to make it sad. Honestly, the whole movie was very depressing, and it just got sadder and sadder as the movie went on. Even by the end, there was always something bad going on. It seemed like there were no high points in the entire movie. But maybe that's just me.

[Skadrist]

I've heard a lot of people say Bridge To Terebethia got them going


It was playing on Showtime and the only reason I saw it was to see Zooey Deschanel.

[Jared Kaufman]

Even though The Pursuit Of Happyness was sad, I felt they tried too hard to make it sad. Honestly, the whole movie was very depressing, and it just got sadder and sadder as the movie went on. Even by the end, there was always something bad going on. It seemed like there were no high points in the entire movie. But maybe that's just me.
I'm not sure if I speak for anyone else, but I know for me at least that I cried at the interview where he had paint on his face and at the end when he got the job.

[kafe]

Oh god, too many!
Atonement, mostly for personal reasons that day but also because it was a beautiful film
American History X
Return of the King
Billy Elliot
Big Fish

[Jessooker]

Oh, Eternal Sunshine is a definite for me

Is Reign Over Me worth seeing? I like serious Sandler

I liked it a lot.

[Jessooker]

Even though The Pursuit Of Happyness was sad, I felt they tried too hard to make it sad. Honestly, the whole movie was very depressing, and it just got sadder and sadder as the movie went on. Even by the end, there was always something bad going on. It seemed like there were no high points in the entire movie. But maybe that's just me.

well they can't change what happened in the man's life just to make it happier.

[Jared Kaufman]

well they can't change what happened in the man's life just to make it happier.
hahaha

I'm sure he wasn't really sleeping in public restrooms, he was probably makin' it rain in some Westin.

[Jessooker]

hahaha

I'm sure he wasn't really sleeping in public restrooms, he was probably makin' it rain in some Westin.

i'm not sure if that was true or not, but i wouldn't be surprised if it actually was.

[Jared Kaufman]

i'm not sure if that was true or not, but i wouldn't be surprised if it actually was.
Haha, my sarcasm was in support of your statement; I wouldn't be surprised either.

[Jessooker]

Haha, my sarcasm was in support of your statement; I wouldn't be surprised either.

haha. my sarcasm radar is down today. i'm too tired. yeah i'm sure almost all of it was pretty factual, especially since it was based off the guys book and he was even in the movie, which i liked.

[Vivi]

my dog skip
old yeller

[buysoap]

Don't give me a man check, but Eternal Sunshine made me cry at the end a bit. And The Iron Giant.

[Neo Cassady]

Most of these have already been mentioned, but oh well.

Freedom Writers
Wall-E
Shawshank Redemption
Eternal Sunshine
Forrest Gump
Homeward Bound
Good Will Hunting

[Dan!]

Radio - anytime he was picked on or when his mother died made me teary eyed.

[Jessooker]

I forgot House of Sand and Fog.

[allhourcymbals]

The last movie I remember crying during was A Walk To Remember when it was in theaters.

[TakingBackDowd]

Radio - anytime he was picked on or when his mother died made me teary eyed.

i agree with when his mother died. so sad.

[Kif]

The Lion King. Didn't really help that the first time I watched it was in primary school either.

[Chris M.]

I think the first movie I cried after seeing was The Family Man when I was about 10 years old, and I bawled for nearly 30 minutes afterwards.

[Jared Kaufman]

The last movie I remember crying during was A Walk To Remember when it was in theaters.
Add this to my list.

[Kif]

My Girl.

[williek311]

Rudy, one single tear each time.

[&IllBeTheReason]

I've never cried more in my life then when I saw Crash.

[Skadrist]

I've never cried more in my life then when I saw Crash.

I don't see how Crash could make someone cry.

[billyboatkid]

The Notebook
Fox and the Hound - When I was little.
That's all I really remember, but I'm not afraid to cry... Sometimes that shit is sad.

[Skadrist]

I forgot House of Sand and Fog.

I had completely forgot about this one, I would have loved to see both the cop and Julia Connelly characters dead.

[Vivi]

empire of the sun

[&IllBeTheReason]

I don't see how Crash could make someone cry.
It wasn't a sad cry, more sobbing of disbelief. When the guy almost shoots the little girl, and when the cop pulls the woman out of the car after the accident.

[Smash Adams]

The Notebook
I cried during this movie too

tears of relief that that shitfest was finally over

[Jessooker]

empire of the sun

such an excellent movie.

[Vivi]

such an excellent movie.
personally, I think it's Bales best performance as an actor. there are so many moments in that movie that are moving, not to mention the acting.

[Skadrist]

It wasn't a sad cry, more sobbing of disbelief. When the guy almost shoots the little girl, and when the cop pulls the woman out of the car after the accident.

Ah ok. I am aware of the awkwardness of saying something like this through the Internet but I have to say you are quite cute.

[Jessooker]

personally, I think it's Bales best performance as an actor. there are so many moments in that movie that are moving, not to mention the acting.

i agree. to be able to carry a movie like that at the age of 12 is fascinating.

[Skadrist]

i agree. to be able to carry a movie like that at the age of 12 is fascinating.


I had no idea that was him in the movie until now.

[Vivi]

i agree. to be able to carry a movie like that at the age of 12 is fascinating.
yeah truly brilliant.

[&IllBeTheReason]

Ah ok. I am aware of the awkwardness of saying something like this through the Internet but I have to say you are quite cute.
:-)

[SkyHeldUpByStar]

hahaha

I'm sure he wasn't really sleeping in public restrooms, he was probably makin' it rain in some Westin.

i'm not sure if that was true or not, but i wouldn't be surprised if it actually was.
Haha, I actually just watched a 20/20 special on YouTube about his life earlier today and yeah, it was true. I guess he mentions it in the book and in the 20/20 special they visit the restroom he used to stay in.

[MADSTA]

I never used to cry in movies, but I guess in this past year I've gotten a lot more emotional.
Anastasia made me cry. The scene when she's singing Once Upon A December, and the ghosts of her family are dancing around her. I don't know what it was, but something about it got to me.

I watched A Little Princess yesterday, and oh my god I was crying like a baby. Let's count the parts that made me cry:
1. When Sarah is saying goodbye to her father when her leaves her at the school.
2. When Miss Minchin tells her that her dad died.
3. When Miss Minchin takes her locket.
4. When Sarah sees the old man next door find out that his son died.
5. When she draws the circle around herself to sleep in.
6. When she's laying in the attic saying, "Papa, I'm scared".
7. When she tells Becky that magic isn't real.
8. When she's talking to Lottie about angels.
9. When Sarah is hiding in the old man next door's house.
10. When she realizes that her dad is still alive
11. When sheruns up ot her dad saying "Papa it's Sarah! It's me, Sarah!" but he doesn't remember, and the police men are dragging her away while she's screaming "Papa! it's me!" That was the big one, oh man.
12. When her dad realizes that she's his daughter and yells "Sarah!" and goes and hugs her.
13. When Sarah and Becky leave the school, and the bitchy girl hugs Sarah goodbye.

Yeah, I was a fucking mess.

[Ailite]

empire of the sun
I really want to see this
I cried during this movie too

tears of relief that that shitfest was finally over
Hahaha

[colorlesscliche]

In a response to this thread, I feel like I have the biggest pee-pee right now.

[gonfreaks]

The end of T2.

[Jessooker]

The end of T2.

"You think I'm unemotional, don't you? I can be emotional. Jesus, I cried like a child at the end of Terminator 2."

someone please get this reference

[eman83]

"You think I'm unemotional, don't you? I can be emotional. Jesus, I cried like a child at the end of Terminator 2."

someone please get this reference

Spaced

[JesusV2]

Beginning of Ace Ventura 2, holy shit that was so sad.

[Kif]

"You think I'm unemotional, don't you? I can be emotional. Jesus, I cried like a child at the end of Terminator 2."

someone please get this reference
I think anyone who knows you knows this is a Spaced reference :-p

[&IllBeTheReason]

Ultimate Tear Jerker: Pay It Forward

[Jared Kaufman]

Big Daddy, seriously.

[gonfreaks]

"You think I'm unemotional, don't you? I can be emotional. Jesus, I cried like a child at the end of Terminator 2."

someone please get this reference

Spaced rocks.

[Spicoli hey bud]

Ten Things I Hate About You
Not only is it strange that you cried during this movie, but you were also like 16 years old at the time...

(assuming you even saw it right when it came out)

[Kid B]

The Butterfly Effect

[cheezwhiz]

I just saw Bobby and couldn't stop crying the whole final scene and the credits.

[WordzandDreamz]

Not only is it strange that you cried during this movie, but you were also like 16 years old at the time...

(assuming you even saw it right when it came out)

It is always the same exact part. When she starts crying while reading the poem. I don't know...I just get choked up.

I totally forgot about Reign Over Me...damn that movie had me balling. What a great movie.

[AP_Punk]

The Kite Runner

[livethesounds]

only one i can think of, A.I.

[lo0serkid1118]

Wall-e made me almost cry it was right there but I didn't wanna look like a pussy. (At the end when wall-e didn't remember eve and she had video of him trying to impress her from earlier in the film)
Also shawshank redemption when that old guy with the crow I can't remember his name. That whole part of the movie after he gets out of jail and he hangs himself. Everything he says is so true its fucked up

[LamarVannoy]

The Power Of One.
i dont think there was any part of the movie when i wasnt crying.

[JJJ]

I cried during hardball when that little kid gets shot and dies

I also cried in I Am Legend when Will Smith has to kill his dog

[TeachBirds2Fly]

"You think I'm unemotional, don't you? I can be emotional. Jesus, I cried like a child at the end of Terminator 2."

someone please get this reference


It's good to see how many people from the USA like spaced, ace show didn't know it showed over the pond, barely gets repeated here.

I think I heard a rumour they where going to make an american version.

[Jessooker]

It's good to see how many people from the USA like spaced, ace show didn't know it showed over the pond, barely gets repeated here.

I think I heard a rumour they where going to make an american version.

it was canceled thankfully.

[williek311]

Ultimate Tear Jerker: Pay It Forward
Oh yeah I got a little teary eyed.

[Susan Sarandon]

American History X.

[B-Bones]

Pay it Forward. Only one.

[WFUJerseyJon]

Come on we all have them, fess up.

Mine are:

-Atonement...at every viewing. It never fails.
-The Wind That Shakes The Barley
-The Green Mile
-Ladder 49
-Reign Over Me
-The Pursuit of Happyness
-United 93
-The Last King of Scotland

Didn't make me cry but that's a very great movie.

Rudy

Favorite movie of all time and definitely biggest tear jerker for me.

Hardball: during G-Baby's funeral, when they show him getting the winning hit. only time I ever cried during a movie as far as I can remember.

Also a big one.


Others I'd have to say:
Field of Dreams
Big Fish
Remember The Titans

[doomcrs04]

Green Street Hooligans. I was just in awe at the end.

[Jessooker]

Green Street Hooligans. I was just in awe at the end.

I left this at the house of a guy I was seeing...I'm not seeing him anymore. There goes that dvd.

[MADSTA]

Remember The Titans
Nurse: Only kin's allowed in here.
Bertier: Alice, are you blind? Don't you see the family resemblance? That's my brother

Gets me every time.

[Miss Heartcore]

I've heard a lot of people say Bridge To Terebethia got them going
I hate to admit it but Bridge to Terebethia.
No joke, I did NOT want to watch that movie with my family...I'm like, "I'm 22 years old, why am I watching this?"
Legit, one of the hardest I've cried at a movie. Unbelievable.

Also, Big Fish (gets me EVERY time)
Will Bloom: Unbelievable.
Senior Ed Bloom: The story of my life.
:bluesad:


Really weird, but I cried throughout this entire movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0316396/

[altemose09]

hardball
the lord of the rings: the return of the king
american history x
thats all i can think of at the top of my head

[Foosimoo]

When I was like 6 or 7, I cried during Air Bud.

[thisischaos]

Finding Neverland is the first name that comes to mind, for me.

[allhourcymbals]

I shed a few tears during The Fall.

[ActionActionFan]

Hardball

[Jessooker]

I shed a few tears during The Fall.

I got teary when he visits her after she falls and he's telling the rest of the story. when she says, "why are you making everybody die?" and he responds with, "because everyone dies" and they're both crying, it kills me.

[allhourcymbals]

I got teary when he visits her after she falls and he's telling the rest of the story. when she says, "why are you making everybody die?" and he responds with, "because everyone dies" and they're both crying, it kills me.
Yes! That was the part i was talking about. Also when the monkey gets shot, I was uncontrollably sad for a good five minutes.

[Jessooker]

Yes! That was the part i was talking about. Also when the monkey gets shot, I was uncontrollably sad for a good five minutes.

oh my god yes! how could I forget about that :hitself: i haven't seen it in such a long time. I can't wait til I can see it again.

[drudo182]

Finding Neverland, A.I., The Notebook

Tons but I just can't think of anything right now.

[June_Bug]

It is always the same exact part. When she starts crying while reading the poem. I don't know...I just get choked up.

I totally forgot about Reign Over Me...damn that movie had me balling. What a great movie.

Yea, the part when they were in court and the lawyer was being a total dick by showing pictures of his family, I cried like a baby.

Finding Neverland, A.I., The Notebook

Tons but I just can't think of anything right now.

I refuse to watch that movie again after the first time, that was the hardest i've ever cried.

[gloriousmuse]

Bridget Jones and Titanic never fails to make me cry. I still can't believe that I cried while watching Lars and the Real Girl, she wasn't real!

[Jessooker]

Bridget Jones and Titanic never fails to make me cry. I still can't believe that I cried while watching Lars and the Real Girl, she wasn't real!

The lake scene, oh man. Gosling is just way too convincing.

[allhourcymbals]

oh my god yes! how could I forget about that :hitself: i haven't seen it in such a long time. I can't wait til I can see it again.
It's been a few days since I've seen it and I can't wait to watch it again haha.

[googirl8907]

The Notebook
Remember The Titans
A Walk To Remember

[framebyframe]

Blow
Requiem for a Dream
The Dangerous Lives of the Altar Boys
Becoming Jane
Edward Scissorhands
Blood Diamond

[drudo182]

Yea, the part when they were in court and the lawyer was being a total dick by showing pictures of his family, I cried like a baby.



I refuse to watch that movie again after the first time, that was the hardest i've ever cried.

Awww. You should try again. It's so good!

[Jessooker]

When I watched Into the Wild for the second time I got teary when he realized what he ate was poisonous and was sitting there rocking back and forth crying, then when we was with Franz.

[becauseyouwant2]

The first movie I remember watching at home with my parents:

Ernest Goes to Camp. When I was four. I cried like... um, a four year old would.

The part where Ernest loses his job at the camp. He starts tearing up after he got his ass kicked by that dude who worked the bulldozer who worked for the other dude that wanted to close the camp, you know, the evil dude? And then he leaves the cabin and it starts raining and all of a sudden you hear Jim Varney's voice singing "Gee, I'm glad it's raining/a wounder warrior needs a place to hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiddddddeee." Fucking lost it.

On a more serious note, I cried at the end of Rudy, E.T., My Girl, Finding Neverland, and Reign Over Me. Probably more than that.

[Machu505]

Definitely The Pursuit of Happyness.

[ReadyForAction]

Iv never full on cried, but My Girl and The Kite Runner both made me come dangerously close

[June_Bug]

Awww. You should try again. It's so good!

I know I just can't. It was on like a week ago on abc fam, and I just couldn't, I avoided that station for the rest of the night.

[Chromefox]

I always cried when animals got injured or killed in movies. Like in Homeward Bound when the cat went over the waterfall, and the dogs couldn't save her. That was traumatizing for a small child!

[EchoPark]

Forrest Gump- when Bubba dies by the riverbed in Vietnam

Once Were Warriors- when Gracie hangs herself and her mom Beth finds her truly amazingly underrated movie and one of the saddest and well acted scenes ever by Rena Owen

Uncle Buck- the last scene in the movie which freezes on John Candy holding up his hand.

http://upload.moldova.org/movie/actors/j/john_candy/thumbnails/tn2_john_candy_3.jpg

Planes,Trains and Automobiles -also the last scene of John Candy smiling and thoughtfully holding his cap while Steve Martin reunites with his family.

Hotel Rwanda

[becauseyouwant2]

Planes,Trains and Automobiles -also the last scene of John Candy smiling and thoughtfully holding his cap while Steve Martin reunites with his family.
How could I forget that! I cry every single time I see that movie when it gets to the end. Even though I know what is coming, when Steve Martin goes back to meet John Candy at the train station, it manages to get me every time.

[pretty.over.it.]

This isn't a movie.. but that episode of Futurama when Fry finds his old dog and wants to clone it and Bender gets jealous. The last scene when the dog is waiting for him to get back and Fry thinks the dog forgot about him. Ah. Gets me every time.

[Jessooker]

This isn't a movie.. but that episode of Futurama when Fry finds his old dog and wants to clone it and Bender gets jealous. The last scene when the dog is waiting for him to get back and Fry thinks the dog forgot about him. Ah. Gets me every time.

yes.

[bduke13]

Hardball when Gbaby dies
The Mighty When Kieran Culkins character dies and what happens with his friend afterwards

The episode of 24 when Edgar dies got me teary eyed

[pshh]

When Titanic came out my family took me to watch it, I started crying when everyone was jumping off the boat and into the water and stuff. The sheer madness and chaos of those final 30 minutes made me cry..

Good Will Hunting, "It's not your fault" scene.

[zeropunk16]

Miracle

[godloveskeller]

Atonement.

[bouttogetfancy]

I cried after the dark knight

because of the onions at chipotle, not because the movie was sad
those onions can be a bitch.

[Jessooker]

Atonement.

number 1 for me. kills every time i watch it. the book as well.

[skellorock]

I fight the tears back in movies, lol, but obviously get choked up

Big Fish is the the ulitmate guy-cry movie I think, every guy I know at least got choked up in that if not cried, and i know girls that'll cry in anything that just didnt get it, it's definatly a father/son thing.

other stuff thats pretty heavy:
Pan's Labyrinth
The United States of Leland
Boyz N the Hood(i think you know which scene)
the Wizard (yeah that one w/Fred Savage and Jenny Lewis)
Edward Scissorhands
Saving Private Ryan
Simon Birch

[framebyframe]

I have never heard of people crying during Wall-E, but like half the people here have said they did. I didn't think it was that sad...

[phil19]

i think the last movie i saw which i cried was ps i love you

[xxXtoomanyxsXxx]

I cry when I watch animated movies, such as Ice Age or Monsters Inc.
I don't even know why.

[tomakebelieve]

This isn't a movie.. but that episode of Futurama when Fry finds his old dog and wants to clone it and Bender gets jealous. The last scene when the dog is waiting for him to get back and Fry thinks the dog forgot about him. Ah. Gets me every time.

I love that episode.

Movies that have made cry like a little girl:
- Titanic
- the Pursuit of Happyness
- Elephant
- A Walk to Remember
- Pay it Forward
- Any movie where a parent dies or ends up seperated from their kids
- What's Eating Gilbert Grape

[AShannon04]

Forrest Gump
The Green Mile

[AShannon04]

I have never heard of people crying during Wall-E, but like half the people here have said they did. I didn't think it was that sad...

my gf practically sobbed in Wall-E

[krimson]

Forrest Gump (every time I watch it I get teary eyed)

[krimson]

also in IAmLegend when Will has to kill his dog from it being infected with the virus

[Jessooker]

spoilers yay!

[allhourcymbals]

I still haven't seen it... asshole.

[ThemChains]

Movies with emotional endings. I invest way too much of myself into watching.

[Chris Fallon]

I have cried at the end of the following films (ridicule is surely to follow):

Ghost, Field of Dreams, Rudy and I misted up at Eight Below.

[ThemChains]

I have cried at the end of the following films (ridicule is surely to follow):

Ghost, Field of Dreams, Rudy and I misted up at Eight Below.

Eight Below, the dog movie with Cuba Gooding, Jr.?

[preppyak]

Hotel Rwanda
Oh god yeah, the scene returning to the hotel after going for supplies was just devestating

[preppyak]

I cry when I watch animated movies, such as Ice Age or Monsters Inc.
I don't even know why.
I almost started to cry at the end of Wall-E...when they think he's been reformatted and forgets her...had I not been in a crowded theater, I likely would have

[Chris Fallon]

Eight Below, the dog movie with Cuba Gooding, Jr.?
Haha no, that's Snow Dogs. Eight Below is with Paul Walker, about the guy who has to go back and find the dogs he was forced to leave behind.

[ThemChains]

Haha no, that's Snow Dogs. Eight Below is with Paul Walker, about the guy who has to go back and find the dogs he was forced to leave behind.

Okay, cool. That sounds more legitimate than the other one. You're free to cry as you please, move along.

[SwishMX48]

Good Will Hunting always gets me, when Matt Damon and Robin Williams hug near the end

Edit: I see people have mentioned TV shows...there are a few episodes of Scrubs that had me in tears at the end (especially My Old Lady)

[jusscali]

A Perfect World, Sling Blade, Shawshank

[MIKEY_HORROR]

hmmmm...

Turner and Hooch (as a kid)

The Notebook (cried)

The Bukcet List (teary eyes) at the laugh till you cry part, about the coffee and all..

somehow Click almost got me to, havent rewatched it..not sure if it got me on a good day, or if its actually a sad movie....

[pseudonym28]

into the wild

[CstSnow]

Cliche guy crying movie that gets me EVERY time: Old Yeller

others are Big Fish, Ladder 49, Field of Dreams, Children of Men, and the Cider House Rules

[EchoPark]

A Perfect World, Sling Blade, Shawshank


Damn forgot about this one. What a movie!

[phil19]

i remember crying at the end of et too.

[charliewinn]

The Fox and The Hound. Made my cry as a kid.

Why did you abandon her you fucking old bitch?! Why?!

[porttheman]

forrest gump(when forrest starts to tell jenny how proud of little forrest she would be)
garden state(when natalie portman is cryin on the phone booth)