MEN OF REDDIT, what was the last movie you watched that made you cry your eyes out?

mchine73 · 12 months

50/50. Hands down the only movie to consistently make me laugh and cry. Often at the same time.

ccraven95 · 12 months

Not a movie, but that scene in Fresh Prince of Bel-air. You know the one..

marshallsmedia · 12 months

50/50. as soon as he discovers the book for coping with a friend who has cancer I lost it.

TysonStoleMyPanties · 12 months

The Pursuit of Happyness

hooahguy · 12 months

I cry every time during Forrest Gump during the last half hour or so.

But most recently, the ending of Act of Valor.

OnlyWayHome · 12 months

Our family went to go see Marley and Me for my sister's birthday.

It wasn't a happy birthday.

TTdon · 12 months

Big Fish !

madshiz · 12 months

The Lion King

owned2260 · 12 months

Of Mice and Men.

And I get ta tend da rabbits! BOOM HEADSHOT

Manly tears were shed.

herpohippo · 12 months

I Am Sam

MurderMouse · 12 months

Finally watched " Bridge to Taribathia." Had a bad time.

Spotted_Owl · 12 months

The montage of Ellie and Carl's relationship in Up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2bk_9T482g

Gets me every time.

peacefulcommunist · 12 months

I prefer Wall E to Toy Story 3. Toy Story 3 seemed like it was deliberately made to be a tear jerker, but Wall E is a work of art that conveys a sense of love, sadness, and loneliness in such a subtle way. That scene where Wall E watches a scene where a couple hold hands... my god.

english- · 12 months

I am Legend...

Sam :(

Jeff_R · 12 months

Easy...The Iron Giant.

Hogarth Hughes: [in the Giant's mind] You are who you choose to be. The Iron Giant: Superman

bigsz · 12 months

Field of Dreams. "Hey Dad... do you want to have a catch?" "I'd like that."

B0SSARU · 12 months

The end of Band of Brothers when Major Winters said in response to "Grandpa, are you a hero?" , Major Winters said "No, but the men I served with are."

I know it's not a movie but it was a great series. I watched the series about 2 months after Major Winters died and I was upset when I realized he lived 30 minutes from me :/

RIP Major.

Also, a lot of the vets from the movie live around the Erie , PA area, and I live closer to Lancaster. I'd love to meet them some time.

afkmofo · 12 months

I don't start weeping or anything, but the ending of Truman Show got me the most recently. The music and the sailboat...inspiring.

yeszir · 12 months

I lost it when the Emperor of China bowed at Mulan.

thunderbird11 · 12 months

Couldn't hold it in for Toy Story 3.

Shmoe127 · 12 months

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

_vargas_ · 12 months

127 Hours. When he's having flashbacks of his parents and the last 10 minutes of the movie. I thought it was incredible.

Emeryn · 12 months

My father cries every time he watches Monsters, Inc.

Raging_Cacti · 12 months

"Being Elmo"

Just a story about a man with a passion that grabs at your heart grapes.

Jakuen · 12 months

Dead poets society. The ending is fucking emotional, man!

Lt_Shniz · 12 months

Grave of the Fireflies was so goddamned sad.

QEDomelets · 12 months

The opening bit to Up. No talking, yet it did the trick.

NeevusChrist · 12 months

Click

o6ijuan · 12 months

Where the Wild Things Are, the thought of never getting a chance to tell a person you loved how you feel before they vanish is one of my biggest heart wrenchers.

Theopeo1 · 12 months

The Road, definitely. The part where the father takes his stuff back from the thief, and the thief is pleading to at least let him keep his shoes. They leave, then when the son wants to go back, the thief is gone. Also when the father dies at the end

gc433 · 12 months

Into the Wild did it for me.

CoyoteStark · 12 months

Saving Private Ryan. The ending is just emotionally painful.

Crap_Sally · 12 months

Schindlers list.

I completely lost it when he was explaining how he could have saved someone else by selling his ring, his watch, his clothes, anything. Just blew me away.

the_stone_roses_1337 · 12 months

Seven pounds. My god, I cried.

BeastKiller450 · 12 months

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

LegitMonkey · 12 months

Not crying, but sad at I am Legend when Will had to kill his own dog, didn't care he died though

Swaaat · 12 months

Hachi The Dog story? Anyone?

Krag25 · 12 months

Bridge to Terabithea - whole movie was just pure depression. Marley and Me - Do I even need to? Up - Already been said. 50/50 - before the surgery. Horrible Bosses - That movie made me cry from all out laughter.

magnus743 · 12 months

Click. I rarely cry, but I sure shed some tears when he dragged his frigid, dying body over to his son to say those words. Family first T_T

joet10 · 12 months

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the last beach science.

Mattogo · 12 months

50/50. I've never had cancer affect my life in a close way, and through the film I was, of course, sad, but otherwise stayed fairly level.

I lost it when his pain and anguish were too much to stay positive about it anymore, and he looses his apathy and screams rage at the entire universe in his car.

sentientbeings · 12 months

Charly. It's the film adaptation of Flowers for Algernon. I was just a kid when I watched it and it completely crushed me.

yamas · 12 months

Children of Men. The scene where he decided to euthanize himself... Man...

rmhawesome · 12 months

Schindler's List did it for me

homegrowngold · 12 months

Teared up a little while watching Radio

OneDeagz · 12 months

MAN ON FIRE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cscott5288 · 12 months

What Dreams May Come.

Brain-dead24 · 12 months

The ending of The Iron Giant. Makes me cry every time.....

inviolabilem · 12 months

not a movie... but in futurama when fry gets frozen in the cryogenic lab and his dog sits there on the sidewalk waiting for him through bad weather and starvation and even 'til death... as a dog owner who has a really loyal queensland heeler (red) who will sit at the door ALL day if i tell her to, this really got to me.

alexsc12 · 12 months

Am I the only one for Tangled?

ltpaine44 · 12 months

I wouldn't say 'cry my eyes out' exactly, but 'Pokémon: The First Movie', when Ash is turned to stone, is heartbreaking.

homerang · 12 months

Dear Zachary. If anyone can get through that without crying, that person is not an actual person.

thelovepirate · 12 months

I cried like a little bitch in 50/50.

rawrreddit · 12 months

Got caught up with Doctor Who last year on Netflix, and although it's more a TV special than a movie... The End of Time.

Xebsis · 12 months

Grave of the Fireflies

dubs2317 · 12 months

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part two. The Princes Tale.

Herecomethedrums · 12 months

My dog skip

oh_okay_ · 12 months

My boyfriend only cries when he watches The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and he can't explain why. It didn't help that last time he was drunk.

HippoRealEstate · 12 months

The Green Mile, when John Coffey was about to get executed.

Dr_TurkTurkleton · 12 months

A walk to remember, gets me every time.

[deleted] · 12 months

Gladiator! It's ridiculous how much I cry.

Soltheron · 12 months

Last one for me was Up. The beginning of the movie was so incredibly sad that I actually ended up kind of disliking the whole movie. I recognize that it's a good movie, but that beginning just completely destroyed me.

Last one before that was Big Fish. Onions, onions everywhere, at the end of that movie.

dranderson · 12 months

the fountain.....i cry through the whole thing.

likeBruceSpringsteen · 12 months

The Life of David Gale. God damned onions.

ggiioo · 12 months

Warrior

As an older brother it really hit home for me

IanicRR · 12 months

Actually it was a play, the UNB adaptation of Tuesdays with Morrie. Before that it was Steve Carrel's departure on The Office, which I know, is tv.

Stuntdouble · 12 months

not movies. but videos (that counts right?)

this was posted on reddit before http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdBJ1X33rXM

and this video/song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DboMAghWcA&ob=av2n

floatyverve · 12 months

Dancer in the Dark reduced me to a blubbering mess.

Roh234 · 12 months

Life is Beautiful

The whole movie made me shed a few tears.

Gnork · 12 months

Lion King. When Simba is crying over Mufasa's dead body....BAWWWW NOOOO

Spicy_Anis · 12 months

Selena. Cried like a bitch.

nickguletskii200 · 12 months

Error: expected movie advice but got spoilers.

ThaProdigy · 12 months

I let myself cry in movies. I allow myself to be consumed by them, therefore maximising my entertainment value. A good film is a film that consumes me. Last film that made me cry was a Korean film called A Moment to Remember. I was high as a kite when I watched Toy Story 3, so I didn't cry but I tripped balls.

lamerfreak · 12 months

Moon.

Loved the movie, and, well, yeah.

Havoc88 · 12 months

Black Hawk Down. Especially during the credits with Shughart reading his letter to his wife. Almost everyone left the theater in tears.

[deleted] · 12 months

Forrest Gump, when the narration transitions from his telling his life story, to him standing by Jenny's grave, and saying "you died on a saturday, I had you buried here under our tree." then he starts crying and talking about how smart his son is. I cry just thinking about it. My brother has a learning disability so that movie always hits me deep down. I love him a lot. Also tom Hanks is brilliant.
In My Dog Skip, when his dog dies in the end, it makes me cry. I love dogs so much and was practically raised by my family pets when my parents got divorced and shit got rough. In a lot of ways I can connect with dogs better than I can with people, a dog has never lied to a person, hurt their feelings, or abandoned them on purpose.
In the movie deep impact, there is a scene where the astronauts have decided to crash their ship into the larger asteroid, sacrificing themselves to save humanity. They get to video chat with their loved ones before they die, and one astronaut's wife comes in with their son, who is holding a spaceship plush toy, and obviously doesn't understand what is going on, and the wife and husband talk cry as they say goodbye to each other. It is a very moving scene.

cromosdocosmos · 12 months

Hachikô monogatari (1987) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093132/

in imdb : The true story about a dog's loyalty to its master, even after his death

transp0nster · 12 months

My dad used to cry at The Snowman, at the end where the snowman melts

xSHAKEnBACONx · 12 months

It's probably been said, but My Sisters Keeper made me its bitch.

APersian · 12 months

The only movie that ever brought me to tears is Galipoli (spelling). I am not ashamed at all, that shit was heavy.

YouSmellLikeBurning · 12 months

5cm/s

Dear lord that ending made me get up and yell at my screen before I broke down.

Johnson154 · 12 months

Brokeback Mountain.

Ancalagon4554 · 12 months

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118799/

Best movie ever

NukeItGood · 12 months

Old Yeller. Any other answer is not the answer of a man.

Arcchen · 12 months

Finding Nemo.

lichlord · 12 months

Finding Neverland

condratov · 12 months

Cinema Paradiso - I watched it for more than 10 times, but still gets me every time.

[deleted] · 12 months

I'm a girl, but movies rarely make me cry. The Boy in The Striped Pyjamas got me.

JrMaynard · 12 months

Male here. My time to shine.

Up Love Happens Pursuit Of Happyness Click Marley and Me Toy Story 3 Return of the King The Notebook (fuck you if you don't agree, that's a beautiful movie.) (Book) Somme Mud (I had to stop reading because I was in the bus and I was about a paragraph away from losing it.. As the quiet/angry type this would have spoiled my vain teen image.) That's all I can think of at the moment. I'm such a little bitch, it makes my wife laugh though.

EDIT: My Blueberry Nights Bicentennial Man A.I American History X Einstein And Eddington Cars A Beautiful Mind Gone With The Wind

fast-witted · 12 months

It's a Wonderful Life. The Ending.

Mortarius · 12 months

Million Dollar Baby. That movie was so fucking cruel.

bpk11 · 12 months

Big Fish

twiceaday_everyday · 12 months

Men in Black 3. The ending was a killer, as a single father.

i1ocos · 12 months

When Drago killed Apollo in Rocky IV.

Anthroduck · 12 months

Top Gun. When Goose died.

OgGorrilaKing · 12 months

An American Crime. Only slightly less depressing than Requiem For A Dream.

treesonahill · 12 months

Rudy when he gets his tackle.

Major League when Jake (Tom Berenger) bunts to get the single.

huepfburg · 12 months

Up! Cart and Ellie - A Love Story

Punch_Drunk_AA · 12 months

The ending of Legends of the Fall, when the Colonel forgives his son.

Also the end of Ishi when he's scared that there will be no one to sing for him after he dies. Without someone to sing for him he won't be able to find the afterlife, so the Professor that worked with him sang for him.

The_Rat_Cook · 12 months

Control. She walks in on him dead, starts bawling, and this starts playing.

janus510 · 12 months

not a movie,but I cried a bit at the end daybreak(BSG) when adama leaves

mynameismufasa · 12 months

I saw a movie that's called "In search of a midnight kiss"

I didn't cry during the movie, but I was sobbing outside in the rain later that night. The plot was about love that was doomed to not last, and I saw the movie with a girl who I had only gotten to be with for a month.

Along that same line, I also cried a lot when I saw "Ordinary People"

It was the same deal. I was crying mostly because it reflected what I was going through at the time (swimmer who is contemplating suicide)

Sterculius · 12 months

I've never actually cried at a movie ever. But the one and only time I actually did start to tear up a little, was at the end of the first Ice Age movie when the human was so happy to get his son back.

Masterdarkstar · 12 months

The boy in the striped pajamas. nuff said

wizrad · 12 months

It isn't exactly the "last movie" to do this (I think that was 50/50) but damnit if Cinderella Man didn't make me cry. The movie was about what it was like to be a dad. He didn't care what it would take to help his family, not even to the point that he was hurt. I gained a lot of respect for father types when watching that movie.

twofatfeet · 12 months

In America. Look that shit up, watch it, and try not to sob like a little fucking girl whose dog just died.

sbre4897 · 12 months

The Vow came close, very, very, very close, but the three that do it consistenty are The Fox and the Hound, Marley and Me, and Of Mice and Men

edit: the beginning of Up came reeeally close too

alandalf · 12 months

The Notebook

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