Do you cry at films?

[feedtheram]

The Pursuit of Happyness was pretty tough to get through.

 

[Deep]

Oh yeah, I cried at My Girl when I saw it ages ago

 

[PESolution]

only the final scene of willow when the little guy wobbles over to his little counterpart and hugs

 

[elmarko]

Do you guys really sob at films & TV shows?.

I just think "that would be sad if it was real/I was in that situation" - but as I'm not & also an alpha-male, I'll have another beer & chow-down on some pork scratchings.

 

[OverStudent]

The last time I cried was when King Kong died (the 80s version) and I was a kid.
I made a scene and begged my mum to bring hin back
Nowadays I don't watch movies that might make me cry, I prefer comedies and fantasies.
i use movies to escape not to remind me how ****** life can be.

 

[Twentyone]

Titanic the first time (those two no one but each other)

I don't cry at this but I do when you see some random woman with a screaming baby while they are evacuating.

Generally I never cry at romance, but family stuff instead.

 

[squerble]

I can well up at a few films/tv shows etc, just sad moments or epic/courageous moments etc. I'm a pansy

 

[burns]

Saddest thing ever :'(

Apart from maybe...

If you don't cry at those there must be something wrong.

 

[Slime]

I can honestly say I don't think I've ever cried at a single film I've watched. If anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears.

The last time I remember crying at anything on telly was when they announced that it was the last episode of the series of the crystal maze. It wasn't the last one ever I should add and I was about 6 or 7.

 

[flibbage0]

I nearly cried at the end of Gran Torino.

 

[Deep]

Saddest thing ever :'(

The episode where Carlton takes the Speed in Will's locker comes close! But this episode was brilliant back in the day

 

[flibbage0]

1st time I've seen that scene from bel air (never seen an episode before)

That stuff is emotional

 

[DaGooN]

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father (2008)

So good. and it i s not a Film it is a DocU/Real life.

 

[AndrewNR]

Perhaps more damp eyes than blubbing, but:

Seven pounds
Shawshank redemption
Senna

All begin with s, odd.

 

[Tomcat825]

The Green Mile.

If someone on here DIDN'T cry at that film, then they're heartless tbh.

As said:
The Green Mile
Marley & Me
I think I possibly did at Armageddon?
I struggle to maintain composure when the dog turns in I am legend
And a fair few others.

I'm reasonably manly... but it's hard not to cry at incredibly sad clips!

Now where did I put that waterproof Mascara....

 

[spudbynight]

I don't cry so much.

I get a manly lump in my throat and my eyes well up but I WILL NOT CRY!

 

[spudbynight]

I did cry reading a book once though.

It was a Star Wars book and Chewie died.

You would cry to if it happened to you.

 

[olivier renault]

I cried when Darth Vader died. He was my hero.

 

[jumpy]

Generally, no. However when a bit of film is accompanied by a particularly powerful bit of music, then maybe you get a bit choked up. Must also qualify that emotional state of mind has a lot to do with it - when my ex left, I had to get a grip over stupid things on tv/film making me feel all emotional

But no, not in general when it comes to film. Music, however, is a different matter... I find these difficult to listen to; I enjoy them, but they are too highly charged with passion (for the subject) and with memory (for me), which is one facet of what I love about music

http://youtu.be/DUe1RB24qU0
http://youtu.be/lgCIxVa4nZU
http://youtu.be/ZhrnfPC3qGk?hd=1
http://youtu.be/Ea1oJddyJQw?hd=1
http://youtu.be/grWCTsUj6Ws?hd=1
http://youtu.be/RgkvcV0IfuI?hd=1
http://youtu.be/10Epa1ccS-s

They are a divine and melancholic pleasure.

 

[D.P.]

Occasionally, but only when other personal issues surface. Cried a lot after watching broke back mountain with my ex girlfriend who turned down my proposal an hour before hand.

Cried at the end of into the wild after other personal issues arose