Last Movie to Make You Cry

[Green+Black]

Be honest now there have been times where you've shed a tear or a scene has welled up so emotion in you that the goosebumps have been to much...

[Green+Black]

Most Recently mine Are

Bobby: The final scenes in the kitchen where everyone gets shot was so shocking for me i did not expect it as I don't really know the Robert F Kennedy story. But loved the film!

Atonement: When Cecilia drowns down in the Tube Station....I don't know I thought that was so sad

Requiem for a Dream: The final montage especially Ellen Burstyn's reveal.

Other Movies for me include Titanic, Brokedown Palace, Moulin Rouge and so on.!

Now Submit Yours...

[Lunar_Wolf]

Death of Optimus Prime:csad:

[I Am The Knight]

Requiem For A Dream :csad: It affected me so much that I have only been able to watch the film one time :csad:

[November Rain]

tear of joy when optimus prime was introducing the autobots to sam.

as for sadness, not sure if i was crying but the constant gardener had me emotionall unfit.

last time i cried like a baby was the last samurai, that bowing scene at the end was just too powerful.

[Swordmaster]

Love Story :csad:

[marukisu]

The Sixth Sense

[BloodyWolverine]

Hum i think tear jerker scene to pay homage to i would say.

1 Death Of Yoda in Jedi. I know he was a puppet but i always get misty.

2 Death of Boramir and King Theodan in the rings trilogy. Both very sad well performed deaths.

3 Wolverine stabbing Jean Grey aka Dark Pheonix both cool and sad at the same time.

4 I always cry at The End of Bram Stokers Dracula and William Wallace death in Braveheart as well.

[thejon93]

I feel kinda mad and sad saying this, but Harry Osborn's death in 'Spider-Man 3' wasn't a shocker in anyway but... God, I just felt for the character every inch for that moment. I hated the movie with a passion, but Franco did a terrific job, however. And kept evolving from movie to movie, and this film only made me hate it more for the fact that they overshadowed Franco with "Crapman" and "Dude WEhere's the Drool?" when he was perfectly prepared to pull-off a main-villain role and honestly, I wwas hoping that every since 'Spider-Man 2' ended that Harry would be the single-villain and they don't nessisarilly introduce him as a villain right away. Instead, he's trying to find ways of hurting Peter alike his father did with kidnapping Mary Jane.

[darkseid26]

i always get a tear out of pursuit of happyness

[BloodyWolverine]

I don't know why people cry during the last scene in the bridges of madison county but they do. Must be women who do.

[bullets]

I rented Here on Earth with my friend and we sat down expecting some typical romance but with a cool fight between harnett and chris klein over lelee sobieski. It does turn out that way but only in the first hour , then it spirals into tragedy and emoting for the last half hour . Neither one of us could fight the tears completely.

[BlackLantern]

The Iron Giant chokes me up

[Symbiotic]

I've uh, "gotten misty-eyed" at Forrest Gump. The end, when Forrest is at Jenny's grave.

[Spider-ManHero12]

I got teary eyed when harry died in S-M3. I pretty much knew he was going to die, but still, it was sad seeing him die.

[Nirvana]

Schindler's List. I saw the movie for the first time about a month ago. At the end when Oskar is saying goodbye to all the factory workers saying how he could have saved more, my eyes were watery. Then when all the surviving Schindler Jews show up at the end placing the stones on his grave I could not help but lose it. Such a powerful film, in my opinion the best John Williams score, and it truly had me thinking about it even to this day. Never has a movie ever truly effected my outlook on the way Jews were treated.

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[kez1984]

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[Bim]

I must confess to my crying sins:
- Dead Poet's Society: when they stand up on their chair in the classroom as Robin William's character is leaving :csad:
- Finding Neverland: i can honestly say the last 1/2 of that movie simply makes me cry... and no matter how many times i watch it, i still find myself getting teary eyed :o
- Moulin Rouge: the whole Satine/Christian scene at the end just gets to me... damn u Ewan Mcgregor, damn u! :hehe:
- The Green Mile: so sad, oh so sad.
- Big Fish: towards the end, when the son is talking to his dad and starts making up the story of how his death will be, i just lose it.
- Schindler's List: it's just a touching movie all around.

[danoyse]

Billy Elliot. When his dad almost crosses the picket line of the coal miner's strike to get the money to send Billy to his dance audition. That scene kills me every time.

[Retro]

The Dark Knight.
Y'all when Bats made his choice @ the end 2 run....EVERYBODY cried in that theater!!
i'd never been moved by a fictional film before, but.....just wow.
Thank C. Nolan.....thank you very much!

[az824]

i always get a tear out of pursuit of happyness
this one really really got me, especially the bathroom scene :csad:

[Sentinel X]

The Dark Knight.
Y'all when Bats made his choice @ the end 2 run....EVERYBODY cried in that theater!!
i'd never been moved by a fictional film before, but.....just wow.
Thank C. Nolan.....thank you very much!LOL! :hehe: For some reason I just don't beleive this....everyone in the theater, cried? ...talk about a sensitive audience :o



films Ive seen recently:

Schindler's List - The scene where the nazis are taking the Jewish children in the back of 5 large pick up trucks (Im guessing to kill them) and all the Jew moms are running after the moving trucks, screaming at the top of their lungs for their children.... :csad: *tear* and the scene were the women were stripped naked and they thought they were going to be gassed to death but it happened to really be a shower.

Forest Gump - Final scene with Forest talking at Jenny's grave.

Yeah, those are sad movies

[Doctor Jones]

Lord of the Rings: ROTK - following these characters on a three year journey, you care about all these characters. Now, it's come to an end. I applaud Tolkien and Jackson for putting some of the most memorable characters on screen. But the scene that makes me cry is when Frodo is about to leave for the Gray Havens. When he hugs everyone, they're all crying. And when he embraces Sam. You think everything they have been through. Damn, the four of them delivered so well in this scene. And then that big smile Frodo gives to them before he leaves. And the end credits "Into the West" with the drawing of all the characters doesn't help either. Listen to her voice when they show Sean Astin's picture. It makes me :waa: even more.

Forrest Gump - When Forrest visits Jenny's grave.

Philidelphia - This didn't make me cry, just got me misty eyed. Those last shots of Hanks as a little kid.

There, I said it. :waa:

[PyroChamber]

I hate to admit it, but A League Of Their Own.

Mostly during the present scenes when when you find out that some of the characters had died; particularly the girl who had that chubby son and you find out from him that she died.

[The_Vision]

Million Dollar Baby :(

[Lazlo Panaflex]

As a kid I remember almost shedding a tear during the last scene in The Karate Kid when that one guy from the Kobra Kai dojo sweeps Daniel Larousso's leg.

As an adult it would have to be in Radio when Radio's mother has died and Ed Harris as the coach comes into Radio's house and comforts him, very tearful. :csad:

[patrickbateman]

The Iron Giant chokes me up

same here

[Moviefan2k4]

Call me less of a man if you must, but I almost always get choked up during the final moments of "Con Air", when Cameron Poe is reunited with his wife and daughter.

[Silvermoth]

Crash, when that little girl meets the man with the gun

[Sawyer]

LOTR: The Return of the King

"My friends... you bow to no one."

[Dr Strange]

LOTR: The Return of the King

"My friends... you bow to no one."


the last 45 minutes of the Return Of The King, chokes me up every time.

[Doctor Jones]

the last 45 minutes of the Return Of The King, chokes me up every time.

Same here. I cry when Frodo is saying goodbye to Sam, Merry, and Pippin. And that big smile Frodo gives to Sam. Damn, all four actors were perfect in that scene. Plus, the song, "Into the West" doesn't help me either.

[The Senator]

"Schindler's List" and "Brokeback Mountain" have made me cry in recent years.

[FatmanReturns]

Moulin Rouge... always....sorry....

Big Fish, at the end

Pumpkin : a really good movie, that not a lot of people have seen, and its really touching

Step Mom... i watched that and started bawling near the end

[Darkness Falls]

the iron giant
return of the king
bicentennial man
peter jackson's king kong
the end of con air

[Symbiote789]

A long time ago, I remember being sad during The Rugrats Movie (cheesy I know).

[TLH]

The Lion King, haha.

[patrickbateman]

THE DARK KNIGHT gets to me

[TLH]

Really? What part?

[Darkness Falls]

THE DARK KNIGHT gets to me

yea the ''i know they are but i don't want them to'' part made my eyes water the first time i watched tdk lol

[MessiahDecoy123]

Ratatoullie

[TLH]

Ratatoullie

What?? There isn't anything sad in that film.

[AndThePickles]

I just watched "The Mist," and the ending made me cry :csad:

[Rando]

the mist is incredibly sad

[Avenger20]

MY DOG SKIP... haven't watched it in years. I was actually too afraid to, it was on TV today and just got finished watching it. Cried and had to restrain myself from really losing it because I'm in my dorm room. If I had watched it any earlier I would have really lost it...

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Lost my pet around three years ago when I went off to college. I came home for christmas break and was told that night that we had to put her to sleep the next day. Thus, this movie really rings true for me in having a childhood pet die around that time.

[TLH]

I just watched "The Mist," and the ending made me cry :csad:

That ending was an impossible pill to swallow the first time. So much so I don't plan on ever seen that movie again.

[AndThePickles]

That ending was an impossible pill to swallow the first time. So much so I don't plan on ever seen that movie again.

Yeah, can't say I have any desire to ever watch it again, either.

[Pyroschik]

Titanic

[NewYorkSpider]

Cast Away

When Wilson floats away. :csad:

[christhn]

Seabiscuit

[MrLee]

Pay It Forward
Ring of Bright Water
White Fang

:csad:

[LondonGirl]

The Passion of The Christ deffinetly made me cry. I dont cry much because of films only a few have done the honour of turning on my water works.

[LastSunrise1981]

Edward Scissorhands/Starman(tie)
Ghost
The Green Mile
LOTR: Return of The King
Terminator 2
X2
Leaving Las Vegas
Roots
Schindler's List
Radio
Braveheart
Philadelphia
Terms of Endearment
American History X
Passion of The Christ
Glory
The Crow

[Aleena]

White Fang

[Spider-Mania2]

I get chokey when the autobots present themslves to sam and mikaela for the first time in the Transformers movie, I just think back to when i used to watch it as a kid, and hearing that noise when they pull up is a great scene in the movie.

[xisaacx]

pay if forward

[CashforStash]

Jaws

WHY QUINT, WHY??????????????? YOU HAD TO GRAB THE LEDGE BUT THEN THAT GODAMN AIR TANK HURT YOUR FINGERS THEN YOU BECAME THE SHARKS POPCORN CHICKEN :(

[Spider-Fan]

Wall E gets me a little. That'd be the last one.

[Doctor Jones]

Jaws

WHY QUINT, WHY??????????????? YOU HAD TO GRAB THE LEDGE BUT THEN THAT GODAMN AIR TANK HURT YOUR FINGERS THEN YOU BECAME THE SHARKS POPCORN CHICKEN :(

You know what makes it worse? In the closeups of the shark we can see Quint's skin on it's teeth. :csad::csad::csad:

[The Chairman]

Steel Magnolias
Terms Of Endearment
JFK (The "It's Up To You" speech)

[Honey Vibe]

Just finished watching The Color Purple on BET. *sniff*

[strikezone89]

titanic... when u see all the fathers staying on the ship with that damn song playing in the background :(

[Sawyer]

It didnt actually make me shed tears, but got me very close...

Gremlins. It's that part when the damn kid (Corey Feldman, the little douche) dumps a glass of water on Gizmo and you can see Gizmo screaming in pain as he starts to produce more Mogwai (sp?). Gizmo was so damn adorable, I just couldnt stand seeing the little guy in pain like that.

[Halcohol]

It didnt actually make me shed tears, but got me very close...

Gremlins. It's that part when the damn kid (Corey Feldman, the little douche) dumps a glass of water on Gizmo and you can see Gizmo screaming in pain as he starts to produce more Mogwai (sp?). Gizmo was so damn adorable, I just couldnt stand seeing the little guy in pain like that.
:dry:


The Fountain.

[tzarinna]

"Milk", well I actually sucked the tears back in. That was a tough one, really tough.

[Sawyer]

:dry:

Shut Up!!! :cmad::cmad::D

[I Am The Knight]

i get chokey when the autobots present themslves to sam and mikaela for the first time in the transformers movie, i just think back to when i used to watch it as a kid, and hearing that noise when they pull up is a great scene in the movie.

lol.

[Jake Cassidy]

Armageddon - When he's saying goodbye to his daughter. That gets me every time.

[nimrodson]

I can't believe Rudy has not been mentioned yet. I'm a sucker for the end.

[SuBe]

The Notebook.

[Doctor Jones]

I can't believe Rudy has not been mentioned yet. I'm a sucker for the end.

Holy crap, you're right. That and the score makes me cry.

It doesn't make me cry, but it does get me down is when Spoon dies in Dog Soldiers. WHY? WHY? WHY?!

[Doctor Jones]

The Notebook.

I assume you just did this for the sex? :oldrazz:

[SuBe]

I assume you just did this for the sex? :oldrazz:
I've been in this relationship for almost 3 years. We've been living together for over 2. It takes a lot more than a little tear coming down my cheek for that anymore. It's that scene near the end, when she comes out of it, then James Garner's breaking down. There's a lot of raw emotion there.

I'm no freaking Vulcan dude. :csad:

[mongoose-mania]

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas made me cry. It was just.... wow...

[tzarinna]

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas made me cry. It was just.... wow...

What exactly made you cry? You might want to put your answer in spoilers. My heart was racing hoping they'd get there in time, but I don't recall getting choked up.

[tzarinna]

What?? There isn't anything sad in that film.

It was a heart warming ending, it was a cry for joy, not sadness.
I assume, it was for me anyway.

[Doctor Jones]

I've been in this relationship for almost 3 years. We've been living together for over 2. It takes a lot more than a little tear coming down my cheek for that anymore. It's that scene near the end, when she comes out of it, then James Garner's breaking down. There's a lot of raw emotion there.

I'm no freaking Vulcan dude. :csad:

Well, at least your woman realized your were sensitive and in tuned with your feelings that understands them. Chicks dig that more than the macho cave man crap.

[luke1234]

All dogs go to heaven, when Charlie left the girl, brought me to tears man

[TankerX]

Mufasa's death in the Lion King...always gets me

[Not_Sane]

same here, i always cry watching the lion king.

[The Senator]

I cried during Milk. Basically, the final half hour of the movie was filled with so many emotional moments that I just couldn't hold it all in. Harvey's assassination made me start to lose it, but it was the candle-light vigil-- which was accurately re-created for the film-- which made me ball.

[Yurka]

Cried during Last Samurai, teared up pretty bad with Dark Knight.

[Doctor Jones]

Well, for the second time watching TDK on DVD, the ending made my eyes water. Everything I love about that character captured in that voice over. People ask me why I love Batman, I'll point to this film.

[Spider-Fan]

Punisher: War Zone

It made me cry tears of sadness that I was actually watching it :csad:

[Drizzle]

"It's A Wonderful Life" was on TV tonight. I always well up at the ending.

[Mr.LethalWeapon]

Wall-E when EVA thought Wall-E reverted to his default trash collecting program and forgot about her, then he suddenly remembers everything.

[Jack Ups]

Connery's death in the untouchables, when he is trying to breath and tell Ness some info whoa dident expect that scene to still be that emotional

[JAK®]

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

[WillardNation]

I don't think I've ever all out cried during a movie, although the closest I think was Passion of the Christ. (I'm Catholic and all that guilt can get to ya lol).
Some other pretty close ones:
A lot of recent Adam Sandler movies actually, Click, Reign Over Me, Spanglish. Ok, maybe not A LOT just 3.
La Bamba kills me.

[bullets]

Dear Zachary ..that could get to anyone . I didn't actually cry but almost.

[RootBeerMaster]

I don't Cry during Movies. But There Was Water in My During the Part where Rachel Die in The Dark Knight Movie.

[aka Kal el]

I don't think I've ever all out cried during a movie, although the closest I think was Passion of the Christ. (I'm Catholic and all that guilt can get to ya lol).
Some other pretty close ones:
A lot of recent Adam Sandler movies actually, Click, Reign Over Me, Spanglish. Ok, maybe not A LOT just 3.
La Bamba kills me.

Passion of the Christ(makes you think)
Saving private Ryan (Been there)
Frequency
Armagedon(Willis death scene especially when I saw the effect it had on my daughter)
Click(For the same reason)
Bye Bye Love
Field of Dreams
Brians Song
Gardens of Stone
Batman Begins

I'm sure there are others but these are the ones that come to mind.:word:

[Darkness Falls]

Racheal's Death in the dark knight

the core
The ending to Con Air
The empire state building scene in king kong

but if there is one movie that always hits hard
is Bicentennial Man

[KBX]

Sin City/Armageddon

Bruce Willis should never die in any movie!

[aka Kal el]

Sin City/Armageddon

Bruce Willis should never die in any movie!
You just reminded me of another one "Hart's War":word:

[CashforStash]

The Green Mile-John Coffer's death made me suicidal for a kleenex.

Ladder 41-The end.

[Jay#1]

Pokemon the First Movie
Titanic
The Green Mile
The Pursuit Of Happyness
I Am Legend
Armageddon

[nite-owl]

I nearly cried during The Wrestler.

[Red Cherry Lips]

Departures (Okuribito- Japanese title). It just got nominated for Best Foreign film at the Academy Awards. If it ever gets released in your area do check it out. I never laughed so hard (it has loads of humor) yet cried so much from being deeply moved and incredibly touched in many of the scenes. Kinda hard to explain unless one sees it. Awesome film. :up:

[adhokk7]

Top Gun.

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[Dr Strange]

I cried during Milk. Basically, the final half hour of the movie was filled with so many emotional moments that I just couldn't hold it all in. Harvey's assassination made me start to lose it, but it was the candle-light vigil-- which was accurately re-created for the film-- which made me ball.

The candle-light vigil got to me too, and the phone call at the end to James Franco's character.

[Darkness Falls]

Gran Turino

[Bill]

Bolt. Got a little teary at the end.

[thejon93]

I just finished watching 'Batman' a minute ago, and I gotta tell you, that last sequence of the film with Danny Elfman's powerful score playing to reveal Batman in silhouette standing on the roof... That brought me to tears. Once I stepped out of the theatre after seeing 'The Dark Knight', I told myself that it was the better Batman movie of all of them. And, to tell you the truth(in my opinion), it's not. Tim Burton's 'Batman' is so simple and so powerful, that it overcomes almost every artistry trick up 'The Dark Knight's sensible sleeve.

[Bill]

I just finished watching 'Batman' a minute ago, and I gotta tell you, that last sequence of the film with Danny Elfman's powerful score playing to reveal Batman in silhouette standing on the roof... That brought me to tears. Once I stepped out of the theatre after seeing 'The Dark Knight', I told myself that it was the better Batman movie of all of them. And, to tell you the truth(in my opinion), it's not. Tim Burton's 'Batman' is so simple and so powerful, that it overcomes almost every artistry trick up 'The Dark Knight's sensible sleeve.

Except for the ****** script. All Batman 89 had was artistry. There wasn't much else to it but pretty pictures and nice music.

[The Dark Defender]

Slumdog Millionaire.

[thejon93]

Except for the ****** script. All Batman 89 had was artistry. There wasn't much else to it but pretty pictures and nice music.
I enjoyed 'Batman' far more so than I did the two recent 'Batman' movies(no combined). It had its flaws that, in my opinion, were overcome by the movie as a whole.

[draculoid]

I just finished watching 'Batman' a minute ago, and I gotta tell you, that last sequence of the film with Danny Elfman's powerful score playing to reveal Batman in silhouette standing on the roof... That brought me to tears. Once I stepped out of the theatre after seeing 'The Dark Knight', I told myself that it was the better Batman movie of all of them. And, to tell you the truth(in my opinion), it's not. Tim Burton's 'Batman' is so simple and so powerful, that it overcomes almost every artistry trick up 'The Dark Knight's sensible sleeve.

the end of batman was moving. however i found myself more moved by the finale of TDK with batman on the run and gordon's bittersweet narration.

[Darkness Falls]

Watchmen - rorsarch talking to dr manhatten at the end
-nite owls reaction

[bullets]

marley and me almost made me cry. i think some of my life's problem's and the mixture of the dog's funeral really got to me.

[Bim]

Marley and Me, because my dog died last xmas day of gastric dilatation :csad:

[JTStarkiller]

I get misty-eyed quite often. It doesn't have to be a sad or emotional scene to bring it on, either. Most of the time, I find myself getting kind of choked up when any combination of elements (editing, music, performance, cinematography) are so well-crafted that they create a very powerful scene. A scene like Batman standing on the roof in Begins after his first night is a perfect example.

[Darkness Falls]

Dragonball Evolution made me cry :)

[Changeling]

Gran Torino

[-Arya-]

From what I can remember, Watchmen was the last film.

I didnt cry but my eyes were tearing up a bit during 3 parts.

-Comedians' death
-Comedian's funeral
-Rorschach's death

The music just elevated those scenes.

[K.B.]

The Wrestler.


Ongoing custody problems/estrangement from my son, got me with the talks between Mick and the kid.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Harry's death in Spiderman 3 gets me every time, so do plenty of others.

[Changeling]

I cant believe you guys are crying from stuff like Watchmen and Batman! It's too awesome to cry!

[thejon93]

I cant believe you guys are crying from stuff like Watchmen and Batman! It's too awesome to cry!
It takes a real man to shed a tear, Mr. Changeling, remember that:cwink:

[McGraw]

Marley & Me but only for a brief second, when Wilson is about to put the dog down & talking to Aniston on the phone.

[Doctor Jones]

I just finished watching 'Batman' a minute ago, and I gotta tell you, that last sequence of the film with Danny Elfman's powerful score playing to reveal Batman in silhouette standing on the roof... That brought me to tears. Once I stepped out of the theatre after seeing 'The Dark Knight', I told myself that it was the better Batman movie of all of them. And, to tell you the truth(in my opinion), it's not. Tim Burton's 'Batman' is so simple and so powerful, that it overcomes almost every artistry trick up 'The Dark Knight's sensible sleeve.

This gets to me as well. This, BR, BB, TDK, had the best endings.

How I love B89 so.

[Darkness Falls]

agreed the last sequence of batman is so powerful and iconic

[BlackLantern]

The Iron Giant - gets me every time

[Doctor Jones]

I remember at the end of some Casper short made me cry when I was a little kid.

I think some fox dies or something who was Casper's friend and he was holding him in his arms and crying.

[Sensi]

I am way too tender. Marley and Me is a killer. I have a dog and I hate to even think of the day. Cry cry cry cry :(

[Symbiotic]

Star Trek: First Contact.:o

The scene where Picard apologizes to Worf for calling him a coward. I think it was the music.:o And I didn't "cry". My eyes just watered a bit.

[The IronMan]

I don't cry, weep, sob, or get misty when I watch a movie however....... Marley and me really got to me. When the dog had to be put down it just reminded me of my black lab Grand Master B

[BlackLantern]

I don't cry, weep, sob, or get misty when I watch a movie however....... Marley and me really got to me. When the dog had to be put down it just reminded me of my black lab Grand Master B

I don't get how people didn't see that coming....the first time I saw a trailer for that movie I was like "yup, that dogs bitin' it in the end"

[Zephyr Alexian]

I've never cried over a film, but 'The Green Mile' definitely brought out some emotion.

[Gallagher]

Can't honestly remember the last time I cried during a film but god dammit the end of the Futurama episode 'Jurassic Bark' gets me all the damn time.

[McGraw]

Star Trek:Generations the other day was so close to getting me to shed a tear when Kirk died the second time (at the end)

[El Payaso]

I think I've only cried with Edwards Scissorhands, Dead Poets Society, Batman Returns (the death of Penguin) and Big Fish. Oh, and the episode "Married" from the Hulk TV series (1979).

But yeah, the ending of The Dark Knight almost achieves the crying.

I just finished watching 'Batman' a minute ago, and I gotta tell you, that last sequence of the film with Danny Elfman's powerful score playing to reveal Batman in silhouette standing on the roof... That brought me to tears. Once I stepped out of the theatre after seeing 'The Dark Knight', I told myself that it was the better Batman movie of all of them. And, to tell you the truth(in my opinion), it's not. Tim Burton's 'Batman' is so simple and so powerful, that it overcomes almost every artistry trick up 'The Dark Knight's sensible sleeve.

To me Batman 89 is just classic. But The Dark Knight is also a masterpiece.

Here I can honestly say that I'm before two excellent approaches by completely different reasons. I barely can put one over the other.

[X-Ray]

I never cry due to a movie. I do get emotional though.

With that being said.

The last film that left me feeling down was My Dog Skip.

[gwynplaine]

King Kong's death. The original got me and so did Jackson's remake.

[thejon93]

To me Batman 89 is just classic. But The Dark Knight is also a masterpiece.

Here I can honestly say that I'm before two excellent approaches by completely different reasons. I barely can put one over the other.
'The Dark Knight' had that effect on me in theatres... not when I watch it in my living room. It's one of those movies that you have to experience in it's full mass to appreciate... and I hate that. I'm sitting at home, watching the film on my regular-sized televsion set with my regular DVD-player, and I'm just bored whenever I reach the "Joker Goes to Jail" scene. I can see why people would refer to 'The Dark Knight' as a "masterpiece", but to me... it's just a really good movie. I think it's great, but it doesn't have the same impact on me when I watch it in theatres. 'Batman' is a film that I can watch and have a good-time with, and those are the kinds of movies I enjoy. That's why I'll always prefer movies like: 'Superman', 'Batman', 'Spider-Man 2', 'Iron Man', etc. over 'The Dark Knight'. There're just movies that I can watch and enjoy, and feel proud in knowing that "I enjoyed it"... because I watch a movie for me, not for somebody telling me the difference between a movie and a masterpiece (which is not implied to you, in any way).

[Bobber]

When I'm really tired, I easily get emotional watching films (don't ask me why).
So here, last week, I cried watching The Godfather.

It was when

Vito dropped off Sonny's body at the funeral home. Brando is such an amazing actor, and that scene just really got to me.

[thedeadite]

the Wrestler
Wristcutters: a love story
Watched both these the other night and both did the job, I may not have been crying buckets but there was definitely tears there.

[Yurka]

I didnt quite cry, but I did tear up a bit in the beginning of "Star Trek", my girlfriend had her waterworks on full blast however.

[jacobed]

Ah man the ending to Marley and Me got me bad. You can't be a dog lover and not get teared up.

[-Arya-]

I got emotional during one particular scene in Bejamin Button.

It was early on in the film when he was being carried up the stairs by Tizzy. Button looked like an old man, he couldn't walk and he was very frail. The scene just made him look so helpless.

[Darkness Falls]

star trek - eyes started to water at the start


and at the end with nemoy's voice over with the original theme (geekasm rite there)

[bunk]

Yeah, the opening scene is pretty rough. There was definitely a lot of sniffling all around the theater after. I think it catches most people off guard.

[nite-owl]

I admit I had a tear in my eye when

Spock's mom died.

[gwynplaine]

Wolverine, for all the wrong reasons.