movies that have made you cry? (men only plz)

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i almost teared up during the futurama episode where fry's dog dies of old age/broken heart. and i dont even cry at funerals.

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saddest televison moment ever--I cant watch episode

[Anzat]

I cried for the little girl at the end of Pan's Labyrinth.

[Duke]

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Lord of the Rings: Return of the King got me when the riders of Rohan ride to what they know will be their deaths in the final battle

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That whole series had a bunch of scenes made better because of the scoring, and that's definitely one of them. The "last march of the Ents" in TTT was great too, mainly because of the music.

Shore gave that series what Williams gave Star Wars.

[Synur]

Big Fish

[troymclur]

There's a couple scenes from Band of Brothers that had me tear up. Notably, the scene when they find the concentration camp. Some of the fight scenes hit me pretty hard simply because they are so well done that for a brief moment i felt a touch of what it might have been like to be in battle.


Also, the scene in Black Hawk Down where the last sniper gets killed always hits me hard. Just something about his scream and facial expression after he gets shot and drops his pistol is really haunting.

[Hollywade]

Most of mine have been mentioned:

Braveheart
Saving Private Ryan
Field of Dreams
Shawshank Redemption

Also:

Philadelphia
Legends of the Fall

[Jeff W]

Au hasard Balthazar

[Chris Daddy Cool]

i don't cry per say during movies but i am v sentimental and pretty much choke up right on cue when they want me to.

some off the top of my head:
lion king (when i was a kid!)

when i was a kid and saw braveheart for the first time in theatres. 1) when his wife dies. 2) when william wallace rips off the guy's helmet and he realizes he's been betrayed and the look of shock on his face. 3) also the ending obviously.

ahah end of armageddon (i think pretty much any heroic scene that involves some sort of self sacrifice)

forrest gump

hotel rwanda when the kids come singing in the rain. (pretty much any moment of hardship or struggle in the face of oppression gets me, haven't seen the movie in a long time but i think schindler's list for the same reasons)

passion of the christ - thought the movie was horrificly and unneccessarily brutal but the ending got to me, especially the scenes with him talking about love and compassion etc interlaced with the scenes of him getting crucified

lord of the rings when gandolf dies (lol right?)

cinderalla man

that scene in crash where we think the little girl runs in front of his dad to protect him from the bullet

the end of brokeback mountain

the end of one who felw over the cuckoo's nest

countless others.

incidently a couple of movies that have been mentioned in this thread (field of dreams, big fish and finding neverland) i did not cry or choke up which is kind of strange since everybody seems to.

[troymclur]

Also, Grave of the Fireflies is a destroyer of men. When the little girl made some mudballs and was saving some for her brother, i had both an: "Awww, thats so cute" moment and an "Oh my god, this is really depressing" moment.

[Duke]

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I cried for the little girl at the end of Pan's Labyrinth.

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The part where's she's talking to the fetus got me.