Are you man enough?

[Sense]

127 hours.... not trying to spoil anything but towards the end.

[Darrin]

Yeah just wondering something, How many of you guys and I mean real guys..not trolls will admit you have cried watching a movie. Nothing stupid like j.lo in Gigli cause the movie was bad. But you cried cause you were touched by the story.

Any guy here want to admit... if so what movie ?

I've cried at City of Angels (when she's hit by the truck), Saving Private Ryan (tell me I'm a good man), and the heart-attack episode of Roseanne. Dan Connor had been through so much as the bread-winner of Roseanne's family and when he talks to his daughter, who is about to be married, and says that she should change whatever she wanted to change (from her upbringing) it is emotional and culminates the loss of the bike shop and the things Dan Connor couldn't do for his family. It brought me to tears when I saw it for the first time as an adult.

[JoeChalupa]

Field of Dreams
Color Purple
E.T.
The Lion King
Roots
Saving Private Ryan
John Q
The Passion of the Christ

[JoeChalupa]

And also The Dirty Dozen.

[JudynTX]

I guarantee men will cry if they watch this movie.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

I guarantee men will cry if they watch this movie.

That damn dog eating out of the popcorn bowl. The with all that.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

--Forrest Gump: that damn scene with Gump talking to Jenny's grave gets me every time

Once he starts talking about his kid.......whew.

[Cry Havoc]

Braveheart. Every time.

[LoneStarState'sPride]

LHB tribute to the victims of the Aggie Bonfire collapse in 1999--poor video quality, but I don't think it's necessary to convey the emotion of that afternoon. One of only a couple times the Longhorn Band removed their hats in respect, I believe--their highest honor as a band.

One of the few halftimes Aggies everywhere will readily admit we "lost"--but I think Texans everywhere came up winners that day.

[silverblk mystix]

Hachi-did pull on those heartstrings pretty in' hard, didn't it?
Hachi...what an actor!

There are quite a few...but this one here got me pretty bad...

Shadowlands...with Anthony Hopkins and Debra Winger...

The background to this scene is that this kid's mom (D.Winger) has just lost the fight with cancer...

Hopkins played the part of C.S. Lewis-the great writer who pretty much thought he was above all sentimentality...as he was a man of great, great intelligence and his writings always sort of- minimized suffering, pain, etc...(or at least explained suffering in theory)

Also his writings on spirituality and god always seemed to be full of true insights and understanding of the human condition.
Until he fell in love with D. Winger and all of a sudden...he wanted something pretty badly-other than a great career,education, fame,etc...

Hopkins had also lost his mother at a very young age...and in this scene, after being very strong and composed throughout the movie, he has to comfort the young boy who has just lost his mother....

I defy anyone to not be affected....

[howbouthemspurs]

This movie gets me every time!

[JudynTX]

That damn dog eating out of the popcorn bowl. The with all that.

I dare you to rent the movie and NOT cry.

[hater]

[mrsmaalox]

Do any of you guys cry at the big Sally Field rant in Steel Magnolias? That's a great one!

[DeadlyDynasty]

Oldie but a goodie

When they find petey dead it just tears me up

[chunticakes]

Ai.

[Leetonidas]

I always cry when I watch Big Daddy when that little kid gets taken away from Sandler and he's yelling "but I wipe my own ass! I wipe my own ass!"

great ing emotional scene

[lefty]

Inception and Avatar


Because they suck so much

[The Gemini Method]

Inception and Avatar


Because they suck so much

Your posts for their innate ability to not inspire laughter and said emotions that accompany funny.

On a serious note...

Pay It Forward was one of the few that made me tear up. I would also have to say one from my earliest childhood memories was Empire of the Sun when they killed his friend. Land Before Time is another one that I can remember off the top of my head.

[BUMP]

Never seen that movie but many of my friends say it's the saddest movie they've ever seen.

And I'm always that bag in the theatre that finds a way to laugh and make fun of every scene no matter how sad it is.

Kind of want to watch this movie to see if it can get even the most heartless like me to choke up a little

Something has to give, imho

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Inception and Avatar


Because they suck so much

[resistanze]

I watched Toy Story 1 and 2, WTF happens in Toy Story 3 that makes people cry?

I don't know, I personally felt pretty happy throughout the movie.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Do any of you guys cry at the big Sally Field rant in Steel Magnolias? That's a great one!

Never seen.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

I dare you to rent the movie and NOT cry.

What's the name of it?

[LoneStarState'sPride]

, I knew I was forgetting another Will Smith movie! That last scene where he gets the job was moving.