Film moments that've made you cry.

[Shaun]

Just write them down...or try to anyway, if you're a softie :p

Off the top of my head:
- "Up" - the opening scenes featuring the old man (I've forgotten his name) and his wife...really knocked me sideways. :(
- "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" - the final memory Joel has of Clementine in the beach house, and they have to say goodbye.
- "Milk" - the final scene, the tribute candlelit march for the titular character.
- "The Green Mile" - Coffey's execution (and asking that he doesn't get hooded, as he's afraid of the dark)
- "Goodbye Lenin!" - the final scene with the rocket.

[Patrick]

None really.

I was close to tears when The Rock almost lost his daughter in The Game Plan, the only thing that kept me from bawling was the fact I was watching it with a couple of other lads.

And then recently, When Dobby died in Harry Potter 7.
I felt like I wanted to burst into tears because he was the star of Harry Potter, but the sadness was over quickly and replaced with sheer anger for that ******ing minge bag Bellatrix.

[Ninastar]

Up - The bit when he gets over his wife after looking through the pictures, and the beginning. I was baby sitting the other night and It was SO hard not to cry in front of the kid

Big Daddy - The bit at the end when the little boy is taken away

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Sad I know but the ending makes me feel really emotional, esp if you've sat down and watched the whole film

Marley and me - Kinda obvious...

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

but im a cheerleader - the ending when megan does the cheer for graham and glass vase cello case is playing then they end up together at the end

hedwig and the angry inch - when tommy sings wicked little town for hedwig but changes all words for him

[Legend killer]

The end of Toy Story , emotional ****

[Vicky.]

Mighty Joe Young.

When they think hes dead.

And then again when hes not...when it turns out hes not dead I'm worse actually :laugh:


Armageddon

I never used to cry at this, but I do recently. Not when Bruce Willis dies, but when hes promising that he'l be back. I shout at the TV too, 'dont say that' and stuff. Think I'm getting soppy in my old age :/


Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

When Dobby died. It was the first time ever that I have cried in the cinema. I felt a right fool until I noticed half the rest of the people there were crying too :')

[Smithy]

I don't think I every have, but @ the end of Toy Story 3 I was like this > http://www.page-online.nl/po/img/emoticons/emoticon_cry.gif

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

ooh ooh ooh

and....

the ending of philadelphia where they are all at his funeral and the old home movies of when he was a kid are playing :sad:

i think its the music in films that makes me sad not the actual scenes well thr music deffo adds to it

[Patrick]

The end of Toy Story , emotional ****

******!

Yeah, that too.

Man, I was actually welling up and I don't usually do that, behind my 3D Glasses.

It wouldn't of been too bad, right? Only it was the ending and I knew I had to get up soon and walk out into the brightness with red puffy eyes, so I was like 'FFS!' and had to control it, but god it was hard.

The part when they almost fall into the fire, I was like:

:shocked::shocked: OMG They're going to die!
And then, :hugesmile::hugesmile: Nah, It's Disney, as if they'd die...
And then as it went on I was like.. wait will they? :bawling::bawling:


And once they get saved, it's all good and awesome.
Although, the ending when Andy is actually driving away, God :(

I wonder if I'd still get emotional if I watched it on DVD.

[Patrick]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

When Dobby died. It was the first time ever that I have cried in the cinema. I felt a right fool until I noticed half the rest of the people there were crying too :')


'Tis true, there's alot of love for Dobby.

[Shaun]

I will when I rewatch TS3 at home, haha...during the furnace scene I was shouting in my head DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY OH MY GOD THEY'RE HOLDING HANDS

[Princess]

Oh god I cry at nearly every movie going,honestly.

I bawled when Dobby died and when Hermione was being tortured and when Hedwig died(I cried a lot that movie,god help me next movie)
Toy Story 3 I was a mess as well.
UP-the start of it
Love Actually-proposal scene(every single time)
The end of The Notebook
I used to always cry at the dancing scene in Enchanted,god knows why.

[Angus]

The end of Benjamin Button when he's regressed to being a baby, and he dies in his lover's arms:bawling:

[Saph]

I cried at the Pokemon Movie with Lucario when he died lol.

I also cried at this other film with a old lady and her parrot but I cant remember what its called, but anyway at the end the parrot comes home and the old lady is dead and parrot is like "herroo?" D'; lmao

[Boothy]

Haven't actually cried at a film but was pretty close to tears in Toy Story when they gave up and just held hands going into the furnace. Just about recovered from that, then Andy gave them all away which nearly got me going again.

[MTVN]

Well I've just had Toy Story 3 ruined for me :bored:

[Stu]

The Shawshank Redemption when Red and Andy hug on the beach and when Trinity dies in The Matrix Revolutions [I'm now aware of what a poorly executed movie it is but I was such a fanboy when I was 12 years old watching that in the cinema] are two that spring to mind.

I also cried with laughter the entire way through This Is Spinal Tap. And Jim Carey's cliche 'emotional scene' gets me everytime. Especially his hope for that one what Jennifer Aniston plays in Bruce Almighty when he is talking to Morgan Freeman.

[Smithy]

Well I've just had Toy Story 3 ruined for me :bored:

Well it's your own fault for not seeing it yet :nono:

[MTVN]

Well it's your own fault for not seeing it yet :nono:

I know, I love Toy Story as well :bawling:

I started watching it once but it was really late and I ended up falling asleep and haven't got round to watching the rest yet

[Vicky.]

I havent seen toy story 3 either yet :tongue:

[Stu]

Neither have I. In fact I don't care for any of the movies. Heresy, I know, given the unanimous, universal praise they get but no Hollywood animated movie has ever, ever become anything more than a nice, mildly entertaining way to pass the time for me with the exception of Fantastic Mr. Fox.

[LemonJam]

I cried through my penis watching Seabiscuit.

[Legend killer]

Also Wrong Turn when the man is running through the jungle and is nearly at the van but he gets arrowed by the cannibals

[Niamh.]

I'm not much of a film crier(?) but one that did make me cry was Project X the bit where Matthew Brodricks character gets the monkey to pull out the extinguisher and save everyone, for a cigar but he couldn't let him out and give him the cigar cos the room was filled with radiation and he was going to die. I can't describe it very well but it was really sad :(

[Smithy]

Ohh When that old woman dies in Poseidon when she swims and saves everyone (I was about 9 at the time :p), she was the one person I wanted to get out alive as well :bored:

[_Seth]

******!

Yeah, that too.

Man, I was actually welling up and I don't usually do that, behind my 3D Glasses.

It wouldn't of been too bad, right? Only it was the ending and I knew I had to get up soon and walk out into the brightness with red puffy eyes, so I was like 'FFS!' and had to control it, but god it was hard.

The part when they almost fall into the fire, I was like:

:shocked::shocked: OMG They're going to die!
And then, :hugesmile::hugesmile: Nah, It's Disney, as if they'd die...
And then as it went on I was like.. wait will they? :bawling::bawling:


And once they get saved, it's all good and awesome.
Although, the ending when Andy is actually driving away, God :(

I wonder if I'd still get emotional if I watched it on DVD.

Well done on ruining the ending for everyone who hasn't seen it (even though idc for TS anymore).

8 Below and Marley and Me made me cry.

[Shaun]

to be fair the thread is "film moments that made you cry", which could contain all manner of spoilers.

[KG.]

I'm not much of a film crier either but Pursuit of Happyness and Reign Over Me both made me shed a tear, I can't remember exactly what parts though, there were quite a few emotional moments in both.

Also the end of American History X and the final scene of Milk had me close to tears.

[InOne]

The Magdalane Sisters where the girl tries to hang herself :( Infact loads of scenes in that film had me close to tears D:

[Ninastar]

Oh my God, My Girl is such a sad film. The bit with the bee's. I get such a lump in my throat when I watch it.

[Stu]

Well done on ruining the ending for everyone who hasn't seen it (even though idc for TS anymore).

8 Below and Marley and Me made me cry.
What sort of a mongloid would read a lenghty post he knows discusses plot details of Toy Story 3 if he does not want it spoilt?

The same sort that would complain about spoilers on behalf of other people in a thread destined to contain spoilers?

[Patrick]

Well done on ruining the ending for everyone who hasn't seen it (even though idc for TS anymore).

8 Below and Marley and Me made me cry.

Yeah 'cus it's my problem a minority of people didn't bother seeing one of the biggest movies of the year when it was out in June.

[Patrick]

Oh I also thought of another one,

In A Nightmare On Elm Street 3 when Nancy was killed.
Because she was such a big character and we had gotten to know her so well, It was like loosing a friend in a weird way.

But I don't get that sad about it anymore, it was just the very first time I seen it that I got sad about it.

[MTVN]

Schindler's List is one I cried a bit watching

['Conor]

Titanic:

1. When it shows frozen people in the water, including a baby in her mothers arms.

2. The mother telling her children the story of Tír Na Nog because their gonna die.

3.The old couple holding each other on their bed as their room fills with water, and they know their gonna die. So sad !!!

[Malza]

No film made me cry ever http://www.diegeschlossene.ch/bb/images/smilies/forum99/unwissend.gif

[Callum]

Toy Story 3 ending
When Dobby died in Deathly Hallows Pt. 1
End of Schindler's List
Beginning of UP
Marley and Me
The Boy In the Striped Pyjamas

[Vicky.]

Just watched toy story 3...expected to cry buckets with whats on here...but didnt even find it too sad D:

[Kerry]

Loads of films have made me cry but I'm sh!t at remembering so I'll have to post as I do

One though, King Kong when he gets shot off the building
Oh and Forrest Gump in several places but most of all when Jenny dies

[Kerry]

Moulin Rouge - the end and the song
Million Dollar Baby - when she dies
Philedelphia - whole story really

[Locke.]

Just watched toy story 3...expected to cry buckets with whats on here...but didnt even find it too sad D:

You're dead inside :bored:

[LemonJam]

No film made me cry ever http://www.diegeschlossene.ch/bb/images/smilies/forum99/unwissend.gif

Same. I'm not a particularly emotional person though.

[SocietyIsRuined]

Most of "The Elephant Man", especially the end. Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt are extraordinary in this film.

[Jessica.]

The Magdalane Sisters where the girl tries to hang herself :( Infact loads of scenes in that film had me close to tears D:

Crispina. :love:

[Josy]

Watership Down.

The end of Braveheart.

[Niamh.]

Watership Down.

The end of Braveheart.

That was kind of happy as well though cos he was reunited with his wife

[KG.]

Oh, Requiem For A Dream aswell, quite emotional and hard hitting in quite a few parts. Amazing film though.

[Vicky.]

You're dead inside :bored:

I thought it was a quite happy ending :shrug:

[Ramsay]

Titantic - at the very end not when jack dies ..everyone seems to cry at that
Marley and Me - this ones obvious

[Lee.]

Titanic - Almost all the way through
The Notebook - The End
Benjamin Button - The End (found it strangely depressing actually)
Love Actually - At Liam Neeson's wife's funeral
The English Patient - When Feinnes carries her dead body out of the cave crying :bawling:
Brokeback Mountain.. When Ennis goes to Jacks parents after he has died and smells his shirt.

Loads more to come I';m sure (you're talking to someone here who once cried her eyes out at a Bisto advert)

[BB_Eye]

I've never cried at a movie. I did cry at a recording of La Boheme though. The one directed by Baz Luhrmann (who later used many plot elements of La Boheme and La Traviata in the overrated Moulin Rouge). I believe it was this scene.
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[Rob]

None.

[Stephanie]

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that makes me cry. most films make me cry though, even when they're not really supposed to :joker:

[Vladimir]

Far from Heaven - the final scene

[Braden]

Toy Story 3 - The ending is so emotional and was just so hard for me not to choke back the tears.

Toy Story 2 - When there's the flashback seen of Jessie being abandoned, that's so sad...and I was young so :p

Up - When the main character's wife loses her unborn baby

Million Dollar Baby - When the main character dies

Dear Frankie - When he finds out his dad hasn't really been writing to him

Titanic - When they show the frozen mother and baby

[Grimnir]

The only time I have had actual tears is watching ET.

Other films I well up/tear up with happy or sad emotion are

Cuckoo's Nest, Ghost, Avatar, Goonies, Rocky, Revenge of the Sith, Forrest Gump, Close Encounters, Pursuit of Happyness, Temple of Doom, Hotel Rwanda, City Lights, Kick-Ass, Dances with Wolves, Amelie, Let the Right One In, Bridge to Terabithia

probably few more i'll remember shortly