Time to man-up. Whats the last movie you cried at?

I'll be honest and say when I saw Toy Story 3. When they all started to hold hands, I teared up a bit. I'm not a robot, don't judge me!
 
 
Oh and the saddest thing I have ever seen EVER was Wolf's Rain. And I am not even an anime fan.  I was literally crying at the end of that shit. They just kept piling sad shit on untill *boom* crying.
http://www.amazon.com/Wolfs-Rain-Legends-Perfect-Collection/dp/B001K98MLO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1289283398&sr=8-1

I think the last time I cried at a movie was Titantic. There's a scene where this old couple cuddles up in a bed as the room floods with water. I don't know, that kind of hit me in a soft spot.
 
I don't know if it's in the spirit of this topic, but the John Coffee execution scene from Green Mile makes me tear up from time to time.

It's been a while since I cried, but I'll go for Benjamin Button. I cried good there.

The Lion King... I think.

Legends of the Fall,  
 
Goddamn you Anthony Hopkins you fucking legend you,  
 
A single tear, I won't deny it.

Marley & Me...fuck the end of that film.

I can't remember the last movie that made me cry. However, the last show that made me bawl like a big baby was Clannad. 
The last game that made me tear up was Valkyria Chronicles I think. 
 
I'll try to get back to you about the movie though.

None, for only the weak and stupid express emotions, especially in public.

Toy Story 3. Dammit. Pixar is awesome.

500 days of summer. I saw that at a very bad time.

I don't remember, maybe I lack certain emotions. Usually I laugh at those moments I think, not sure.

i don't think i've seen a movie that made me cry, but Toy Story 3 was very, very close to being the first. 

no movies but damn persona 3 gets heavy

" I think the last time I cried at a movie was Titantic.  

I'm 34 and have honestly never cried over a movie. And I'm not just saying that to sound badass. It's for the same reason a movie has never scared me: I know it's all actors and special effects.

Insert any Pixar movie here. Especially Toy Story 3 and Up. Finding Nemo made me tear up a little, as well as Monsters, Inc. I'm a softy.

When I was eight I cried during the rugrats movie. You cunts. 
 
I can't cry at films now though. I would have cried at the end of toy story 3 or up if it were possible.

For movies I'd have to go back a ways but I just watched the end of Exodus at the beginning of Season 3 of BSG with Tigh and Starbuck lost as the people celebrate Adama's rescue.  I had some tears going on.  I'm not going to try to draw the distinction between tearing and crying. 

Toy Story 3, when Andy was giving up Woody to the little girl.  So touching. :')

Last movie I cried to was Up. More specificly When he finds the adventure journal and see's that it was filled with pictures of their life together.

Toy story 3 had me in tears i will admit, but the first movie that made me cry was I am Legend that dog reminded me a shit ton of my dog and just the thought of that scene makes me sad :(

"I'm 34 and have honestly never cried over a movie. And I'm not just saying that to sound badass. It's for the same reason a movie has never scared me: I know it's all actors and special effects. "

I have never cried over a movie, because I'm British.  I frowned slightly for a brief moment when the little girl runs along the beach in The Patriot.

" Last movie I cried to was Up. More specificly When he finds the adventure journal and see's that it was filled with pictures of their life together. "

never

Last movie as in latest movie? Cause i cried pretty recently while watching The Green Mile, but that's like 99 i think.

Showgirls.

Little Miss Sunshine. 
 
@nintendoeats said:

" 500 days of summer. I saw that at a very bad time. "

" I think the last time I cried at a movie was Titantic. There's a scene where this old couple cuddles up in a bed as the room floods with water. I don't know, that kind of hit me in a soft spot.  I don't know if it's in the spirit of this topic, but the John Coffee execution scene from Green Mile makes me tear up from time to time. "

End of the Shawshank redemption when then finally meet up after everything they went through.

The Cove. That movie was sad.  Fucking Dolphin Slayers (Dibs on that band name)
Bonus: I also saw Ever After when I was 7 and cried my ass off.  They treated Drew Barrymore like shit in that movie.  Now that I'm wiser, I realize she had it coming. :)

Bridge to terabithia . Ok I didnt cry but I was really really sad  

" @Sarumarine said:

" I think the last time I cried at a movie was Titantic.  

...should I say something, or shouldn't I?  "

I got misty-eyed at the end of Toy Story 3, but I've never actually cried.

Pixar movies tend to make me a little teary eyed. So far it's been Wall-E and Up. Goddamn sad old man!

" @InfamousBIG said:

" @Sarumarine said:

" I think the last time I cried at a movie was Titantic.  

...should I say something, or shouldn't I?  "

Go for it! Heh heh. "

" I'm 34 and have honestly never cried over a movie. And I'm not just saying that to sound badass. It's for the same reason a movie has never scared me: I know it's all actors and special effects. "

Wall-E really got me.

When I was a kid that movie Awakenings got me pretty misty. I can't really recall a movie that's made me cry recently though. 

" Pixar movies tend to make me a little teary eyed. So far it's been Wall-E and Up. Goddamn sad old man! "

Last time I saw Independence Day I shed a couple of tears, weird I know. Being half way drunk might have had something to do with it though, Bill Pullmans speech moved me...

Pick a movie, any movie, and odds are I've shed a tear to it.

Up. 
 
Damn that Adventure book!  Especially when he finds the message his wife left him at the end of it.  Damn it!

Toy Story 3 >_>

I got a tear  from Titanic, the music gets you.
Aslo the ending on Mother 3, o man.