Movies That Made U Cry

[skate_or_dingus]

Chronologically:

George Of The Jungle
Pokemon 2000
Big Fish
The "San Junipero" episode of Black Mirror
The House Of Sand And Fog was too devastating for me to cry at. I think I was legitimately in shock.

[urban purple]

Forest Gump gets me everytime
Click
First blood ending scene
Some orca movie (not free willy) that i watched with an ex gf
American history x
The rock
My girl
Loser

[Mean salto]

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Everything Everywhere All at Once

When Waymond is trying to get everyone to stop fighting and he says "Everyday I don't know what the heck is going on, and I feel like it's all my fault"

Fucking waterworks

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I walked out of that movie.

This right here is the only two reviews for this movie. People either couldn't love it enough/cried at everything or they thought it was dumb and couldn't even get thru it.

Belfast was pretty sad I guess.
Nearly cried from laughing at how shitty all the green screen stuff is in jeepers creepers reborn.

[HeavyAndExpensive]

The opening scene to Saving Private Ryan. Don't know if its the same scene or later in the movie a young solider is dying and calling out for his mother. Its pretty terrible.

And Toy Story 3. Seeing Andy grow up and pass along his toys and childhood memories to a new generation of children, the inevitability of growing up, the loss of innocence. I was sitting on the couch on a Saturday afternoon trying to be a normal person, watching a movie about toys come to life and whatever mischief they get into. Next thing I know I'm crying thinking to myself "The toys...they just want to be played with! That's all they know!"

[steezenking]

Blue Valentine
Armageddon
Arrival
black hawk down
50/50

[swellbowed]

Chronologically:

George Of The Jungle
Pokemon 2000
Big Fish
The "San Junipero" episode of Black Mirror
The House Of Sand And Fog was too devastating for me to cry at. I think I was legitimately in shock.

[Frank and Fred]

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I didn't cry but these two films are fucking emotionally devastating:

For anyone who suffered through extreme depression or had a loved one go through extreme depression Melancholia is the best representation of the whole experience. I didn't understand it when I first saw it in the theatre (ironically enough it was the first movie I saw with my ex who suffered from bipolar depression), but I understand it now. Severe depression destroys the person suffering and everyone around them:

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Dude that movie is so fucked.  Actually all of that that guy’s movies are.  Antichrist fucked me up for like a week after I first watched it.

I love all the different reactions people had to the news the planet was doomed: Jack Bauer immediately bitches out while Kirsten Dunst’s depression evaporates and she seems to be in a state of bliss.

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I saw Anti christ around the time it came out, still haven't recovered from it.

Breaking the Waves and Dancer in the Dark... Brutal...

[whaaaaat]

Someone else said it too, but the first 10 minutes of Up is some of the best cinema ever created. Devastating.
Also, Life Aquatic "I wonder if he remembers me..."

[BallDontLie]

Someone else said it too, but the first 10 minutes of Up is some of the best cinema ever created. Devastating.
Also, Life Aquatic "I wonder if he remembers me..."

With the Sigur Rós tune playing… life aquatic always.

Lots of ones mentioned. A kind of guilty pleasure, but Fundamentals Of Caring the Paul Rudd Netflix movie. Some moments in that one.

Blue Valentine yeesh what a rough one.
Everything Must Go
Dear Zachary destroyed me…
The Wrestler

[PatrickSkateman]

Amistad
Rosewood
Joy Luck Club
The Life of Pi
Cinema Paradiso
Cooley High

[jamersonbass]

Also, Life Aquatic "I wonder if he remembers me..."

Oh man.  Was just going to post this! Luv u bb.

[Minigolf Fanatic]

The Banshees Of Inisherin
Where The Red Fern Grows (anything with animals really)
Hunt For The Wilderpeople
JoJo Rabbit
 
Those are a few that come to mind.

[Uncle Flea]

Water ship down when I was like 5

Elephant man also. When he says “I am not an animal “

Water ship down makes me cry almost crying rn. It's the last thing I did with my brother before he died. That movie was a regular watch in my family.

I didn't watch the remake. To painful I feel slighted that they even had the nerve to try.

Fuck Disney or whatever. Bunch of fucking Nazis. You know they own Vice. Bam worshipping counts.

Bam is like a fucking demented wavy gravy. Call him Cavie Scabies.

[Pony_Slaystation]

Schindler’s List

One of the greatest (and most depressing) movies I’ve ever seen, but I’ll probably never watch it a second time.

[augustmoon]

Come and See
Children Underground
Cries and Whispers
Paris Texas
The Chaser
White God

[augustmoon]

[GardenSkater77]

Amistad
Rosewood
Joy Luck Club
The Life of Pi
Cinema Paradiso
Cooley High

I watched Cinema Paradiso at a community college movie appreciation course and I cried when the young man opened up the gift from his mentor. It may be the most beautiful cinematic moments I have ever witnessed.

The other movie that makes me cry is the last sequence of Smoke with Harvey Kitel. I try to watch it around Christmas and if I am in the right frame of mind it will still make me tear up.

[matt_2993]

Damn a lot of great movies in here

Perks of Being a Wallflower got me tonight

[steezenking]

Chronologically:

George Of The Jungle
Pokemon 2000
Big Fish
The "San Junipero" episode of Black Mirror
The House Of Sand And Fog was too devastating for me to cry at. I think I was legitimately in shock.

That and Hang the Dj are my favorite episodes and I certainly cried during both of them.

[SneakySecrets]

Anyone cry to Mask?

Not THE Mask.  The one where the kid has the crazy fucked up head.



(He’s the one on the right)

[The Drew]

Turner and hooch

火垂るの墓 (grave of the fireflies) did even make it through it... teared up when their mum died and that was it for me

Baby. the secret of the lost legend

there is heaps more just can't think of any right now
(I watched something on the train to work recently that made me cry... just can't remember what it was)

[PatrickSkateman]

The Chimera Ant arc of Hunter X Hunter.

[ToySanta]

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Someone else said it too, but the first 10 minutes of Up is some of the best cinema ever created. Devastating.
Also, Life Aquatic "I wonder if he remembers me..."

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With the Sigur Rós tune playing… life aquatic always.

Lots of ones mentioned. A kind of guilty pleasure, but Fundamentals Of Caring the Paul Rudd Netflix movie. Some moments in that one.

Blue Valentine yeesh what a rough one.
Everything Must Go
Dear Zachary destroyed me…
The Wrestler

Found this on a blog’s “Ten Best Documentaries To Watch” list like a decade ago.. I want other people to see it, but I also don’t know how to recommend it without spoilers or being the subject of their anger after, ya know? I have had a couple friends watch it.

There’s a part where one of the friends says roughly, “They shouldn’t have to make coffins that small” and I just lose it every time.



Queen of Katwé
The Joy Luck Club
Black Panther Wakanda Forever

[The Mexican Nancy Chin]

Puss in boots 2 did it for me recently. There was really sweet scene between goldilocks and the mother bear

[Bigfoot is real]

That last of us episode with ron from parks n rec made me tear up.

[artless]

Didn't even see the movie but Captain Phillips. A coworker showed me the "you're safe now" scene with the doctors and I started sobbing...

[skate_or_dingus]

Anyone cry to Mask?

Not THE Mask.  The one where the kid has the crazy fucked up head.



(He’s the one on the right)

 
 Damn dude, you're going to hell for doing Rocky Dennis and Cher like that.

[swellbowed]

Not a movie but Elfen Lied made me cry multiple times throughout the show back in the day. Currently rewatching it now to see if it holds up. Only 13 episodes long if any of y'all are looking for a tearjerker of an anime

[matt_2993]

Any kdrama fans? Reply 1988 ending was one of the most emotional experiences I've ever gotten from tv or movies.  My Mistee was a close second too

[LordManHammer]

Turner and Hooch

This and hotel for dogs, I was in a shitty fleabag no tell motel and a room full of drunkards not a damn person was not crying.