I cried

[Nuzzolese]

Movies:

Phenomenon
Billy Elliot
Finding Neverland
Wall-E


Books:

Little Women
1984
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[monkey]

i am the biggest cry baby in the world but i don't understand why so many people have told me they cried at wall-e. it's about as happy an ending as one can get.

huh? explainamelo.

i cry through the second half of love story, each and every time.

[hpdrifter]

I cried at the opening scene of The Lion King when Simba is born and they present him to the other animals. I shit you not. And I was on a first date. It was embarassing.

[Nuzzolese]

i am the biggest cry baby in the world but i don't understand why so many people have told me they cried at wall-e. it's about as happy an ending as one can get.

huh? explainamelo.



But there was that moment when you think Wall-E isn't going to wake up or something. I don't remember the details. Plus, it was just so adorable.


Billy Elliot wasn't sad either. It was very happy. I was just so touched by it, especially the scene when his dad is waiting with him for the bus, and he's carrying Billy on his shoulders and Billy is flopped forward, resting his body on top of his dad's head.

I very nearly cry every time I see the preview for the movie Where the Wild Things Are.

I feel like crying when I hear Coldplay's 'Fix You'

I'm such a sap.

[Dorothy Wood]

I cry at mostly all movies that want to make you cry. I cried a lot at Up.

and I completely lost my shit and sobbed at the end of Brokeback Mountain and The Reader...and My Girl.

[rirv]

My mother cried when President Kennedy died. She said it was the communists, but I knew better.




(More songs by Sting? What happened to that?)

[HAL 9000]

In ‘Beyond the Mat’ when Mick Foley aka Mankind is in handcuffs and takes repeated chair shots from The Rock to the head until he is bloody and unconscious while his terrified 8 year old daughter in the crowd watches. That gets me every time, dont think I cried but its close.

[Fern]

96 tears .... de de de de de dede dede, dee dee deedeee

[Echewta]

Where the Red Fern Grows. CryFest 1979.

[nodanaonlyzuul]

I remember once when I was little I cried during "Hand that Rocks the Cradle" when she sets up the gardener and gets him in trouble ... I cried because I thought that what she did to him was "so mean". Haha.

In my adult life-

Movies:
Big Fish
Up

Book:
The Unbearable Lightness of Being

[Videodrome]

movies:

ghost
perfect world


books:

Fern's guide to getting laid (gets me everytime)
the life you wish you could live by Echewta (how does he do it?)
Meals with Mc Moot (maybe it was the onions)

[mickill]

I wouldn't say I cried, but I've allowed myself to be "not very cool" at:

-the end of Ghost

-the end of An Officer And A Gentleman

-the part when Babe is nursed backed to health after Farmer Hoggett sings to him

-the part where William Wallace is tortured

-the end of Cinema Paradiso

-various points throughout the Rocky saga (minus Rocky V)

-the parts where Mickey Rourke is trying to hang out with his daughter in The Wrestler

-the part in The Family Man where Nicolas Cage is staring at his kids while they're sleeping, knowing he isn't going to see them ever again since the life he's living at that moment is all imaginary and those kids he's bonded with throughout the movie technically don't exist and never will.

[mickill]

I seriously don't get why people cry when they watch The Notebook. I wanted to puke at the end.

[Randetica]

ghost and life is beautiful

[Nuzzolese]

I had to stop watching The Pianist half way through so I could cry for a little while before finishing it.

[Nuzzolese]

I've heard several people say that they cried while watching Transformers the animated feature. I've never seen it.
You?

[Adam]

what ya gonna do when you get to 9k posts Nuzz?

I'm insanely emotional right now - I'm missing things, my parents, some1 I'm in love with, even america - doubt I'm gonna cry tho but I could if I let myself wallow in this mess but I'd probably turn into a girl,.

I've never seen Wall-E and now I don't have to (y)

[Myu-to]

Steel Magnolias
Field of Dreams
Hoosiers
Speed Racer

[Adam]

Speed Racer

Was that from the epileptic fit from all the pink, neon and flashing lights?

[trailerprincess]

I have cried each time I have seen The Kingdom; the bit where one of the Saudi guys and his dad are praying and his dad puts his hand on his son's head.

And The Piano when he chops off her finger.

[bigblu89]

Only two movies have ever made me cry.

At the end of Life is Beautiful, when the son thinks he really won a tank.

And at the end of Rudy, when he makes the last tackle of the game.

Rudy was only the first 2 or 3 times, but the end of Life is Beautiful gets me every single time, and I've seen it at least 15 times.

I'm actually getting a little choked up thinking about it now.

I'm such a puss.

[HEIRESS]

I get teary-eyed in alot of movies. yes Wall-E for one

Another eg. The moment in "He's just not that into you" when jennifer aniston comes into the kitchen to finds ben affleck washing the dishes etc etc.

Lame I know...

Films that made me flat-out cry for large portions of them :

Pride and Prejudice
Vera Drake
Becoming Jane
Lorenzo's oil
Up the Yangtze

I don't often cry while reading books. Not sure why cause I read a shitload of amazingly sad memoirs etc...

[ToucanSpam]

Rudy is a good one.

Movies I can think of where I get teary eyed:

E.T.
RotK
Field of Dreams
Forrest Gump

[funk63]

I cried watching watership down earlier.

[Helvete]

Pan's Labyrinth

[ericlee]

Rescue Dawn
We were Soldiers
Saving Private Ryan

all three movies didn't have me cry but damn close.

[rirv]

Forrest Gump every time. :(

[TurdBerglar]

when they went to go visit the mouse in the green mile

[roosta]

I've never cried at a film, but the saddest i've ever been in a cinema

(and this is not to be taken as an endorsement of any political outlook and/or method of protest)

was Hunger.

I left the cinema feeling like i'd never felt before leaving a cinema. Just very tragic.

In a similar vein:
One Day In September

[monkey]

i cried after an inconvenient truth with my boyfriend at the time :o

[insertnamehere]

I used to never cry at movies. Now I seem to cry really easily. I find crying in front of people to be incredibly embarrassing so I try not to but recent things that come to mind

-last time I watched The Professional (I've seen it about a million times and only cried the last time)
-When Charlie swims down to the Pearl Station in Lost
-I almost cried in the theater for X-Men 3 when Professor X gets ripped to pieces

[Helvete]

Charlie is dead...*bawwwwwwwww*

Also when when Jin got 'blown up' on the boat. I'm such a pussy.

[Gareth]

yeh when optimus prime died
heart wrenching
it's basically like watching your childhood hero die
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ULg4RSy5Y&feature=related
sounds like vangelis when the matrix is dropped and hotrod catches it

[gbsuey]

Can't watch E.T without bawling
Watched Truly Madly Deeply and totally shocked myself by sobbing uncontrollably-properly going for it
Same goes for Juno. ??? At the end , when she gives her baby away i had to leave the room and bawled for ages. Did not expect that!

Only book i can think of is Peter Pan and Wendy-when she's all grown up and he's not-growing up has always been a major fear of mine. And it does suck sometimes too. Just hate the responsibility sometimes!!!

[avignon]

Lilo and stitch
Second hand lions

[beastiegirrl101]

I am turing into my mother...just the other day I was watching MTVs 16 and pregnant and cried when the baby was delivered. I find myself crying at commericals, weddings & proposals.

Movies
Rudy
Love Actually-the story of the couple who can't understand each other and he goes to the restaurant to propose.
...sure there is more just can't think right now.


I've never cried with any book

[Johnny_r]

Oh dear,Wall-E...and I'm 28, I had to tell my little cousin (who is 9 and didn't cry) that I had something in my eye

[hpdrifter]

Sometimes you just need to cry. I kinda feel like crying today.

[Nuzzolese]

I cried when I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no feet.
And then I laughed, really hard.

[Caribou]

I'm not a crier, at all. But I kinda got teary-eyed at the end of American History X. :(

[destructo]

Charlie is dead...*bawwwwwwwww*

Also when when Jin got 'blown up' on the boat. I'm such a pussy.

It's cool. Lost is such a weird show that can't help but feel emotional while watching it.

My wife cries at the end of "The Color Purple" and "Armageddon"

[Documad]

Rudy used to get more mentions--I only saw two! :p

My worst sob-a-thon was Terms of Endearment, but you must understand that my dad was hospitalized with cancer at the time. I had no idea what the movie was about when I took a break from the vigil at the hospital.

[Bob]

-the parts where Mickey Rourke is trying to hang out with his daughter in The Wrestler

the part where they're walking down the boardwalk and mickey is telling her about how she used to get scared of the haunted house and hug his leg and she goes "i don't remember that" and he says "i do" was pretty :(

i mean, eventually

[Dorothy Wood]

oh, I forgot about Year of the Dog, with Molly Shannon

trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJdi8r4Mu3s


it's not a very good movie really, I can't even say that I liked it because it made me so sad. parts of it were funny, but geez, with all the dog stuff and the Molly Shannon's character being so lonely...I just lost it and was sobbing at the end. I was in a happy relationship at the time too, so it was kind of funny to me that I was identifying so much with the main character's lonliness. I was actually at my dude's place waiting for him to get home from work and he walked in right at the end and I was just sobbing like a maniac. and he was like, "oh my god, what is wrong?!"

and I was like, "wahhh, this dog movie, wahh". and he was like, "oh, jesus, I thought somebody died or something."

:o

[Rock]

E.T.
King Kong

[mickill]

the part where they're walking down the boardwalk and mickey is telling her about how she used to get scared of the haunted house and hug his leg and she goes "i don't remember that" and he says "i do" was pretty :(

i mean, eventually

I get emotional over father/daughter crap very easily. Not so much over father/son crap, though.

[Myu-to]

Second hand lions
Yes.

And just reading the all of the others makes me realize I cry a lot.

Radio (sniff) Flyer

[voltanapricot]

I'm not a crier, at all. But I kinda got teary-eyed at the end of American History X. :(

Me neither. I'm not sure why, I'm generally quite a sensitve person but having watched most of the films mentioned here without crying with people streaming next to me makes me feel like a cold hearted robot girl.

[Freebasser]

The ending of American History X has been ruined for me forever ever since I watched it on my old computer which had a fucked up aspect ratio. You could see the boom mic for about 5 seconds just as Edward Norton runs into the toilets and it sucked all the fucking magic out of it :(

[b i o n i c]

the end of the original transformers movie got me all lumpy throated.

i dont even remember why, but i remember everyone talking about how sad it was

also i remember being a little verklempt at the end of howard the duck (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzI-ZbcK_sw) or short circuit (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TBcQ8h_kXU), i dont remember which one - they were always on at the same time