Movies that made you cry.

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Originally Posted by louby_4eva

Armageddon, I cry every time I watch it, it's just so sad, I'm watching it right now actually, just passed the crying part. .

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That was a disapointment to.They shoudve burned in a firey death wit the earth

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Originally Posted by BloodHunter11

That was a disapointment to.They shoudve burned in a firey death wit the earth

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You sure like to see people burn and die, don't you?

I cried to Waterworld, simply because it sucked so much.

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Only losers enjoy watching that piece of trash.

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Originally Posted by DMKA

Voices of a Distant Star

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It's an independent, animated film, made by a guy at home, on a G3 Macintosh, with the aid of his wife for voice acting and such. Everything, including the stunning music was home made. When you watch it, it's impossible to believe, because the art and music is of higher quality and par than that of most companies' productions. It's such a great film, it's made it's way into the hands of commercial entities and to the shores of several different countries. If you can keep from crying when watching this, I salute you, because I've found it to be impossible.

I HIGHLY recommend it.

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I've seen this mentioned before and I'm intrigued. Where can I get this in the UK? Should I eBay for it maybe?

On topic. I have to admit I cried at Titantic, really badly too. I was about 14 when it came out :D What else....um, Braveheart, always cry at the end of that. Bram Stokers Dracula always makes me blub me head off at the end. Moulin Rouge, The English Patient, the list goes on, I guess I cry alot at movies :D

edit - After reading a some other mentions by ppl I feel moved to add The Shawshank Redemption to the list. I'll also say City of Angels had me blubbing too

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Originally Posted by amratis

Bram Stokers Dracula always makes me blub me

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That's my favorite movie of ALL TIME.

I cry relentlessly throughout the entire movie.

Tis good isnt it. If you can ignore the worst english accent ever done in a movie EVER. (Keanu Reeves)

I cried during "What's Eating Glibert Grape?" when the mother dies at the end. I have no idea why. It just hit me hard.

I came pretty close to crying during the Green Mile, can't think of any others though.

Cried to My Girl when I was like 10, heh. Cried a lot to The Passion of the Christ. And I can't think of any other movies. I know I've cried to a few TV programme episodes, though...

If back when I was 8 counts, Transformers: the Movie. There was this sad scene where the main man, Optimus Prime, dies. It's pretty sad when you see someone you looked up to check out, even if they are cartoons.

I've never really cried at the end of movies. I have cried at the end of a T.V. show before. Back when Michael J. Fox left "Spin City" I was brought to a tear or two. I'm not sure why I did...but I just did.

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Originally Posted by Crazy the Clown

If back when I was 8 counts, Transformers: the Movie. There was this sad scene where the main man, Optimus Prime, dies. It's pretty sad when you see someone you looked up to check out, even if they are cartoons.

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And the kid stars crying on top of him? That's a pretty heartbreaking scene. :(

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Originally Posted by amratis

Tis good isnt it. If you can ignore the worst english accent ever done in a movie EVER. (Keanu Reeves)

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That's a minor flaw I've come to accept... but it really is bad though.

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moulin rouge :cry:
seen it over 20 times. cry each time! :cry:

Milo and Otis.

Something about seeing animals go their seperate ways always gets to me. :(