Movies that made us cry

as a kid it was: Transformers the movie (animated) when optimus prime dies


Saving Private Ryan: Both parts with the medic, when he talks about his mom in the church, and when he dies...

Empire of the Sun: Bunch of times

Forest Gump: when Bubba says he wants to go home and then dies

Iron Giant: ending when he says super man

Rush More: when Bill Murray makes that face when he finds out that Max's dad isnt a Dr.

The Truman Show: end when he says his one line, " if i dont see you later... good more good evening and good night" or something like that

lots more i probably teared up watchin...im sure






"youre a bunch of slackjawed *beep*

I'm a bit of a sap when it comes to films. The one that comes to mind now is Man on Fire, at the end where Pita and Creasy reunite on the bridge. Overlay Lisa Gerrard's unreal vocals, and I'm helpless keeping my eyes dry.

remember the titans (in the hospital)
crash (daughter part..omg)
pyun ji (the letter) - a korean film
taeguki

I'm not Korean, even I did not know about the North-South Korean war until watching this great movie!

I cried at the end...

Damn, three pages and I'm the first to say Atonement?
It was the interview part that finally made me crumble.

Oasis (2002)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0320193/
No other movie has got me as bad as this. And it's not just one, but three or four scenes. That doesn't count when you're thinking about it afterward either. I'm a grown man, and I was a sobbing mess after watching this! I'd be okay, then I'd think about the movie again and the tears came flooding back. Luckily I was alone at the time!
Anyone who's seen it will remember the bottled water scene, the subway serenade scene, the interrogation scene and the tree scene - those were the ones that really got me.
This is definitely one of my 'Top 10' films and, coincidentally, it's another Korean one. That said, it's hard to recommend; you're lucky if, like me, you get to see it with no prior knowledge of the plot, but it's also hard to watch in that manner. Either way, if you get the chance, any chance at all, watch it and remember you have to stick with it through to the end! The most beautiful, heart-wrenching film experience I think I will ever have.

Other than that there was some I saw when I was younger - Transformers: The Movie (1986) (I'm with you g217009t), Watership Down (1978), and My Girl (1991).

Funnily enough, the only other two things I can think of that welled me up as an adult were two kids cartoon series': Dragonball Z and Naruto! Dragonball Z: When Gotan was crying and screaming at Vegeta because he knocked-out his son, Trunks, so that he wouldn't try to stop Vegeta from sacrificing himself in a last-ditch effort to defeat Buu. Naruto: When, during a tournament, Neji Hyuuga starts using his family's deadly style on his innocent cousin Hinata. Here I think it has a lot to do with the amount of time invested by the viewer in getting to know the characters by that point, but they were still definitely some harrowing scenes.

...And I lie, there was another: Babel (2006). Right at the end, when the Japanese girl breaks down naked in her father's arms. Another brilliant and highly recommended film, by the way.

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The return (russian movie) Its very deppressing. Lilja 4 ever, same story and the dutch movie "the small blond death"(de kleine blonde dood). All these movies had great acting and you really felt for those actors.

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