Movies that Make You Tear Up

[popPOPpop]

Grave of Fireflies.

[painfully_inept]

There is a Greek film called "Landscape in the Mist" (Topio stin omichli) and it is without a doubt the most depressing film I have ever seen. It's about a brother and sister who run away to find their absent father whom they've never met.

In particular, there is this one scene in which the children are hitchhiking. At one point a truck driver who has picked them up pulls over for a rest and takes the sister to the back of the truck. You never see a thing. The entire action is obscured but you know exactly what is going on. I can't say anything else without ruining one of the most perfectly executed scenes I've ever seen. It's gut wrenching and will leave you pretty messed up for a couple days.

Those of you with an interest in storytelling or film-making might consider checking it out. Just be advised you're gonna hate yourself and this entire world for a while. If you don't like having your life ruined then stay clear.

[derek_]

a moment to remember

[cJajce]

the last american virigin

[phucccer]

the notebook

a cinderella story

the GRUDGE

[thomass]

Schindler's List, The Shawshank Redemption and Wall-E.

the first two got me, but i haven't seen Wall-E. =/

[karl winslow]

why did they have to kill Radio Raheem? WHY?!

[jazzyjam]

man on fire

[karl winslow]

Uuuuna Palaaabra, No dice nada.

[fallen angels]

Together 和你在一起

one of the best movies ive seen, the ending scene is absolutely moving, impossible to hold the tears back...

[Renny]

This really got me bad.

[jlow]

shittt

i just watched 'sleepers' on tv again. pitt, de niro, hoffman.

the part where the narrator tells de niro (the priest) bout what happened at juvy.. that gets me. i want to kill that mofucka kevin bacon

[seksu!]

made me drop a tear too..

here it is

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oh mannnnn why u gotta bring this up

this is the saddest moment in tv history

[Augustus]

Grave of the fireflys is probably the only animated movie that got me teary eyed.

[quackculture]

The end bit when he reads the letter always does me in.

[bee hee]

They shoot horses, don't they?

[persephone]

lion king...damn mustafa gets me every time; and it's my nephew's favorite movie.

Also

Life of David Gale

Shawshank

the notebook

Ghost

and I always always cry....Legends of the fall.

[arctic]

Forrest Gump

50/50

Toy Story 3

[Guest BriNYC]

blue valentine man...

[Franki26]

Looking for Eric

[american_hearts]

Just teared up majorly through Beasts of the Southern Wild.

[HAZARDkid]

Fox and The Hound

April Bride, 1 Liter of Tears, Taiyou no Uta (Japanese)

Wedding Dress, Humming, Little Prince, Sad Movie (Korean)

Edited February 21, 2013 by HAZARDkid

[Magsåvningsreserven]

A Little Princess

#noshame

*damn, I already said this 3 years ago in this very thread. Surely this is a convincing testimonial…

Edited February 22, 2013 by Bobby Dazzler

[bfan]

I teared up during life of pi

[Ol_Dirty_Btard]

When han dies in tokyo drift its like losing the bigger bro u never had =[

Edited February 22, 2013 by Ol_Dirty_Btard

[playdisonlyatnight]

Magnolia

Heat

Bladerunner (see below)

2001: A Space Odyssey (below)

2001 might not be so obvious, but I find it very moving when given a little context. Kubrick and his daughter were estranged near the end of his life, and he died before any chance of them reconciling. I guess they hadn't spoken for like a decade, or something. That he cast her in this seminal film, which will be around long after we're all dead, is like a living testament to a fathers love for his daughter. Even the scene is sad. Her smile at the end...

Edited February 22, 2013 by playdisonlyatnight

[baldy]

armagedon still gets me haha

[playdisonlyatnight]

Add to my list:

21 grams, when the main chick finds out her husband and kids have been killed in a car accident. heavy shit

[OkayOkay]

So glad other people mentioned Click so I don't feel like such a pussy.

The end of The Notebook when James Garner sees his wife slip back into dementia. Always was sad, but after seeing my Mom cope with my Dad's progressive slip into the same state it's devastating to watch. Even now it gets to me.

The end of Warrior where Joel Edgerton breaks Tom Hardy's shoulder, then jumps in to protect him.

[Rain Dogs]

Grave of the Fireflies

they're all ToT

then i'm like T~T