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[Mr. Scot]

Since Sunbunny mentioned it in the "songs" thread, I thought I'd give this one a shot too.

So how many guys are brave enough to admit they've cried at a sad movie?

[Panthro]

Up

[Miaoww]

Titanic

[TheRealDeal]

Movies get to me way more than songs

[Darth Biscuit]

Star Wars - ESB... every time Vader tells Luke he's his father... it chokes me up.

[Captroop]

Terminator 2


...Not kidding. What? I was 12.

[Darth Biscuit]

Terminator 2


...Not kidding. What? I was 12.

Scared cry or sad cry?

[GritsRgreat]

Most recent, Where The Wild Things Are.

Others,

Gettysburg - When the Southern troops cheer Lee just before Picketts charge.
Field of Dreams - Having a catch with his dad.
Ole' Yeller

[TheRealDeal]

Field of Dreams is amazing...good call

[Epistaxis]

SPR cemetery "tell me I'm a good man" scene.

Damn you Spielberg and your overly dramatized claptrap. 100 viewings and it still gets me.

[Panthro]

Romancing the Stone

[GritsRgreat]

schindler's list - When the little girl (with the red coat) is walking. Its the only color in the film and later you see a hint of red on a cart full of dead bodies...

[Mr. Scot]

"Up' got me. The 'tell me I'm a good man' scene from "Saving Private Ryan" hit me hard, but didn't quite make me cry. "Green Mile" got me pretty close. "Titanic" too.

Buddy of mine and I were trying hard to convince our respective spouses that we weren't crying at the end of "Big Fish". They didn't buy it

Another friend of mine cried his eyes out watching "Dad" with Jack Lemmon.

Edited by Mr Scot, 24 March 2011 - 02:17 PM.

[Inimicus]

Never Let Me Go.
The best movie of 2010

[Captroop]

Scared cry or sad cry?

Oh, sad cry for sure. When Arnold melted himself.

Holy shiz! I think I just now understood why that got to me! I was raised by a single mom, like John. Him losing Arnold is like losing his father figure he never had.


I think I just had a BREAKTHROUGH!!!