Yeah yeah, we're all men (cept the women) and we're all macho and shit.
But, films that made you cry, there's gotta be a couple, surely...
Mine, The Shawshank Redemption gets me almost every time (When Brooks hangs himself) but more recently, Gran Torino, I expected the movie to either be a pile of shit, or a Dirty Harry - Retirement movie. What I got I did not expect, and while I saw what was coming a mile away once the movie started, I still shed a Tear for Walt Kawalski.
Hows about you?
Films that made you cry. Even as a manly man of a man.
The Green Mile
That movie made me baww hardcore, and even my "manly man of a man" hunting metal head buddy cry too
feels good man
Yeah I forgot about that, that was a pretty bleak movie now I think about it.
@raggedglory:
Shit yeah, forgot about that too. Chokes me up every time. Fantastically well done movie.
Grave of the Fireflies.
I was watching it on my computer as my younger brother was watching the tv and had to pause the movie and lock myself in the bathroom so I wouldn't embarassingly cry in front of him. It was the first time since I was a child that I ever bawled that hard. I was honestly curled up on the floor sobbing into my hands.
I really need to get that film on DVD, it's so completely different to 99% of other movies out there. Truly unique imo.
" @Gizmo: I really need to get that film on DVD, it's so completely different to 99% of other movies out there. Truly unique imo. "
Murray and Johansson really seem to bond as well.
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- Click: I teared up a bit when he was on the road and it was raining and... stuff was happening?
- Jack Frost: I teared up when whatever happened to the father. I don't remember, but it was sad.
That's all I recall at the moment."
What Dreams May Come. When he goes to Hell and his wife doesn't recognize him...and he can't save her...that shit hurts, man.
What is it with all you people and Click? I can't say that I teared up once during that movie. Yeah, it was sad the way they played it out, but the whole time, I was already in the mindset that none of this was real. I'm guessing everyone else just got incredibly duped.
I cried for an hour straight after that movie out of pure terror. What an incredible movie...so incredible that I can't even watch it again. That movie scarred the fuck out of me.
I couldn't take that movie seriously, which is a shame because I love the two actors who carry the movie. But the character (minus the guns and henchmen) is exactly (not even kidding, it's like the same person) like my landlord. So it just pissed me off reminding me of him instead of letting me settle into watching the movie :\
Hana-Bi, I had a sole tear drop cling desperately to my lower eyelid as it gave up hope and let go. A solitary tear for a solitary movie.
Requiem for a dream I nearly broke down like really, partly because I can relate, on certain fronts anyways but still.
Legends of the fall, the scene in which a soldier loses his brother. He keeps telling him "your ok, your doing gooooood" as he dies in his arms.
"Bicentennial Man. It doesn't seem like many people ever saw that movie, but there's a few parts, especially the ending, that are really sad. I didn't have tears running down my face, but it got me a little emotional."
I vaguely remember Bicentennial Man. Not enough to remember the ending though, since I was just a kid when it came out.
The only movie that's ever brought me to tears (and they were tears of happiness) was the end of "In the Name of the Father", the part where Daniel Day Lewis' character is freed from prison. I loved that scene, because it isn't just a victory for his character, the audience feels it too.
Also I never cried at the end of T2, but it was pretty damn sad.
Cried like a bitch
Aghh dude! Thats a new movie, spoilerise it for everyone who's not yet seen it why don't you? Damn.
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