Movies that Make You Tear Up

[broneck]

Killa Season, when Cam'ron's niece gets shot and he's in the pizza store yelling "HEWP! SOMEONE HEWP HER!!" and he's shooting his gun. The acting, the soundtrack...Cam'ron's passion for film really shine's through.

[kunk75]

doesn't much matter, she doesn't have tits.

is that the only movie she go topless? ...

[knucks]

meh atonement didn't make me tear up

the end of children of men

[landho]

The last time I cried was almost ten years ago, watching The Iron Giant in a theater in Kansas City.

[soap]

Harry and the Henderson's back in the day

[dolly]

terminator 2, every damn time...

platoon

bucket list

lion king (...i know)

in general, any movie where father figures are the victim

[broneck]

oh yeah, speaking of will smith...how about I am legend, when his dog gets bit and then he's sitting there singing "Every little thing...will be alright..." and then he has to strangle his dog to death. I don't think a movie has EVER hit me like that (regardless of it being a retarded movie overall)

Fuck, I mist up just thinking about it.

[Guest skull2]

A walk to remember(the "it's not funny" part).

Titanic(right before leonardo drowns into the ocean).

Spongebob the movie when patrick and spongebob dry up at the end and die.

[Leeacto]

Harry and the Henderson's back in the day

Same. I was about 5 when that was out.

[kunk75]

jeepster cries at all will smith movies.

oh yeah, speaking of will smith...how about I am legend, when his dog gets bit and then he's sitting there singing "Every little thing...will be alright..." and then he has to strangle his dog to death. I don't think a movie has EVER hit me like that (regardless of it being a retarded movie overall)

Fuck, I mist up just thinking about it.

[landho]

jeepster cries at all will smith movies.

He cried when they replaced Lecy Goranson with Sarah Chalke in the role of Becky Conner in the last season of Rosanne, so this shouldn't be any surprise.

[salaami]

the color purple. i hated danny glover for years after see that shit.

[jyoni]

Plus many already mentioned.

[kunk75]

make sure they're properly dead...

[jyoni]

...keep swimming...

[Ichigo100%]

had me tearing for a while

[evisu 2000]

actually i remember getting wet eyed when i first watched beaches when i was like 9.

[Interceptor]

Grave of the Fireflies, shit is straight torture..

The Fox and the Hound (book on tape) did it for me back when I was 5.

[Leonard Leroy]

Everytime Liam Neeson dies protecting his student/son.

[hamburglar]

^^I did

but my soul test is better (worse??)

[aizan]

Everytime Liam Neeson dies protecting his student/son.

and the time he killed his student, that was terrible.

[Matay]

i love it but i never watch it because it's sad.

[lexerone]

Lords of Dogtown..straight up

[hamburglar]

i love it but i never watch it because it's sad.

its not sad untill the end where the son realizes that hes a dick.

[drip]

I watched the entire last season of Six Feet under in one sitting. You totally OD'd on sadness. Epic ending.

[onemancult]

i cry at lots of shit lately cuz i gots emotions going on in my life that make me do so

the latest thing i cried at was the end of Walk the Line. that was earlier today.

[jcotteri]

i gotta a bit teary in door to door.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274468/

william Macy is great in this..

also this japanese love story i watched, a girl goes into the future to meet her husband so she can have a baby before she dies, pretty moving stuff..can't remember what it was called..

oh and i also cried a bit in grave of the fireflies.. yeh i'm a sucker for ghibli

[tac0tron]

Radio

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and there as another one about a little girl that befriends a mentally disabled man... I can't remember the movie's name though.

[MonkeyFresh]

any and all movies based off of Nicholas Sparks novels

A Walk to Remember

The Notebook

Message in a Bottle

Im such a sap, I love all his works, trying to read all his novels, my personal favorite though is The Wedding (I was bawling tears of joy in my bed when I finished that book )

Also, Bridge to Terabitiha was quite a tear jerker too

[jyoni]

Moments in Tekkonkinkreet and Dead Man were poignant for me.

Not trying to be obscure and shit...lots of movies in this thread kill me.