The manly tears thread, Which movies made you well up?

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For me the movie that gets me everytime and why I won't watch it anymore is ET, damn Elliot pulls at your heart string doesn't he.

The first movie I'd ever seen at the Cinema was Bambi, but I was only 5 so I don't remember it much.

I've watched Gladiator about 4 times, and by the end i'm nearly bubbling away to myself lol

 

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My dad would always cry at one of his favourite movies as well, The Champ
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078950/

 

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Band of Brothers, that camp...

I'm not sure if I've seen it or just seen the clip before, but I can imagine after being taken along for the ride with the movie, it would be a very emotional watch at the end.

 

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So you don't "know" the name of that movie you say?

 

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I suppose it's an age/culture thing, when I think adagio for strings in a movie, I go to this

 

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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Spock's death.

Every. Damned. Time.

although with the gap between the glass panes he could have put a stick through to push the button?

 

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When did Southpark first broadcast, I think I was a preteen and me and my mum watching it, I was only watching it as a cartoon, then Kenny died, cue me not understanding why and looking to mummy lol.

 

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First time it was amazing...after that not so much

 

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Yup it seems to have gone from movies to music, next week maybe we'll be sat here talking about our feelings?

 

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Wild Bill made my bottom lip tremble a little, but I've daddy issues lol ( waste of space, dead now )

 

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The Time Traveler's Wife.

Spoiler

The scene where he meets his daughter, who’s 10, 5 years after his death.

My room gets dusty during that scene every time I watch the film.

when you overthink that movie it does tend to come over a bit creepy lol, but yes it was good and I enjoyed it, and felt sad when he died.