a film which make you cry

Most recently: Finding Neverland. Wrecked me but good.
All the guys in the room trying not to let anyone else know: Whale Rider
Also: Rudy (of course)
AI
Phenomenon
Mulin Rouge
The Mel Gibson movie where his son is kidnapped, when he walks out on
the balconey...
Brave Heart
 
Total wuss here:

Dancer in the Dark
Born into Brothels
Rock School (not totally sure why - except that Frank Zappa makes often makes me cry, no kidding)
Murder on a Sunday Morning
Boys of Baraka (not out yet - saw it at a festival)
Brother's Keeper

Mostly documentaries - there are plenty more that I can't think of now.
 
Future user said:
Most recently: Finding Neverland. Wrecked me but good.
oh man every man from 40 + was crying in that theatre after lites came on i'm wiping the tears i turn to look and there they were:cry: :thumbsup:... .oh there's many others but recently I AM SAM
 
last episode in band of brothers when the interviews come on and a soldier recalls a incident in which his grandson asked him if he was a hero..and replied he served in a company of hero's...gets me every time
 
You guys are a bunch of Nancies.

AI has that scene where the mother is dropping the kid off in the woods; OMG. That one hurts hard. Honestly, the last movie that brought me to the brink; I had to fight the tears off.
 
Hands down The Elephant Man when he puts his head down to sleep normally at the end makes me cry like a *****.
 
I don't think you will cry during the Snakes on a Plane, because it is a Horror / Thriller / Action movie. The only exception is when it is as frightening as the yellow is in your pants
 
Ah, come on. I'm almost crying just reading the title... Snakes on Plane, man. Snakes on a Plane...
 
at the risk of a beating...
I find it somewhat cathartic to cry in movies. I can't show a lot of emotion in my line of work, (paramedic) and everyone always expects men not to be emotional, so sometimes crying at a movie can be a release. It's better than drinkin'
 
Man You Ought To Drink Til You Cry.... That's A Release....telling Everyone You Love Them An All
 
nicholasraeburn said:
Hands down The Elephant Man when he puts his head down to sleep normally at the end makes me cry like a *****.
OH YOU BETTY YOU, YOU JUST BROUGHT SOME MEMORIES THERE GAWD ...MOVE OVER BETTY I BROUGHT MY OWN TOWEL
 
khmuse said:
Hell, try a film that you have a lot of your own money invested in that's an obvious flop. That will bring you to tears every time.
Been there, done that. I knew that dog wasn't going to hunt before we began editing.
 
Hey what can I say I think the local council has been sneaking oestrogen into the water supply again.:cheesy:
 
I've seen it 1000 times but "It's a Wonderful Life" still affects me emotionally. The scene at the end when George (Jimmy Stewart) realizes that he's not dead, rushes in to see his family, and the whole town rallies to his aid...whew. I watched it last week and again it floored me! :thumbsup:
 
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