Have you ever cried watching a movie?

[DFTBAlex]

I just watched "I Love You, Phillip Morris" and I cried like an absolute b***h.

I'm not normally the kind of guy that gets upset watching films, but oh my god. I was bawling by the end of it.
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What about you guys?  

[TaoShaman]

When I watched "Voices of a Distant Star"

It's only about 25 minutes and I was crying for about 20 minutes of it and a long time after. The 5 minute movie "She and Her Cat" that came with it made me cry too.

I don't usually cry at movies either,but this just made me cry so much.  

[DFTBAlex]

TaoShaman

When I watched "Voices of a Distant Star"

It's only about 25 minutes and I was crying for about 20 minutes of it and a long time after. The 5 minute movie "She and Her Cat" that came with it made me cry too.

I don't usually cry at movies either,but this just made me cry so much.

I've been meaning to watch that, it looks beautiful.
I'll make sure to keep the tissues handy ;-; lol  

[PeachPunk]

I cried during "The Fox and the Hound" when I was little. I don't remember anything about the movie now xd
More recently, I cried after "King Kong". The new one, with Jack Black. So sad, yet so great. :')  

[d e e e r h e a r t s]

Oh yesss, plenty of them. I've cried after watching:
Into the Wild (cried as if my parents died.)
Dancer in the Dark (cried as if my whole family died.)
Little Children
A Very Long Engagement
Lovely Bones

and probably more, but that's all I can remember, haha.

Even certain anime makes me tear up.
 

[Arylon Lovire]

When i watched the movie Two Brothers, i cried at least half of the film, because i couldn't stand seeing the tigers suffer so badly ;w;  

[CheizLord]

I've only teared up, especially (don't laugh) Toy Story 3 at the end... saw it with an old best friend so that was kind of awkward.  

[Atrum_Anima]

I cried during "Bridge To Terabithia", because of the religious implications (I was Christian when I watched it). Also, "The Secret Life of Bees" made me cry my eyes out. My absolute favorite movie, "Amelie" ("Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain") was another one that brought the tears.

Oh, and "Avatar" . . . sweatdrop  

[TaoShaman]

Coyote Skies

TaoShaman

When I watched "Voices of a Distant Star"

It's only about 25 minutes and I was crying for about 20 minutes of it and a long time after. The 5 minute movie "She and Her Cat" that came with it made me cry too.

I don't usually cry at movies either,but this just made me cry so much.

I've been meaning to watch that, it looks beautiful.
I'll make sure to keep the tissues handy ;-; lol

It's amazing. Especially since it was made by one person and the original voices were just him and his wife.
It's an astounding movie, better than a lot of longer movies despite being less than half an hour and having only 2-2 1/2 characters. I would really recommend it.Just be prepared to cry a lot even after the movie. The ending actually is happy though apparently,you just can't tell in english because some text isn't translated and it's left kinda vague.  

[DJ Arctic Wolf]

i cried wen i saw the movie "Beastly", especially at the scene where the guy deleted his FB (i think) account and said, "I am no more." crying crying crying crying  

[weecest]

I Cried During Brokeback Mountain >n>
I Just Couldnt Believe What Happened To Jack Twist ; n;
Its A Sad Movie >n<  

[d e e e r h e a r t s]

Atrum_Anima

I cried during "Bridge To Terabithia", because of the religious implications (I was Christian when I watched it). Also, "The Secret Life of Bees" made me cry my eyes out. My absolute favorite movie, "Amelie" ("Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain") was another one that brought the tears.

Oh, and "Avatar" . . . sweatdrop

*gasp*
I totally forgot about the Secret Life of the Bees! I totally
cried during that one. And was depressed for the rest of
the day. crying

P.S. Amelie is probably the greatest film ever.  

[LillLazaru5]

I always cry during Bridge to Terabithia. I'm no Christian, but I just cry to it. It's quite a devastating film. I also cry to Radio and, especially, The Green Mile. I recently cried to Winter's Bone. I can be a bit of a cry-baby sometimes, but this film had some moments where I just wanted to cry.  

[bollier]

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas got to me. I could tell what was going to happen a mile away, but I must've just had a bad day because I was sobbing like a baby at the end anyways. The only other example I can remember is crying at the end of Forrest Gump (I was like 12 when I first watched that one, though). I normally don't cry during movies.  

[Shilberu Erikku]

I cry whenever an animal dies in a movie. sweatdrop