Free Willy 3. Circa 1995.
Last movie that has made you cry
M. Night Shyamalan's rendition of 'The Last Airbender.'
It was so bad. I still weep for what injustice and savagery was committed on the near perfect source material.
It was so bad. I still weep for what injustice and savagery was committed on the near perfect source material.
I can't remember the last movie that literally made me cry. Maybe I really am heartless or just hard as a rock. I dunno. I truly thought the crucifixion scene on Son of God would make me cry.....but it didn't.......:thinking:
The Notebook
The Book Thief
I think the sixth sense is the last movie that made me cry. I don't usually cry watching movies though unless they've got sad songs in them. I cry a lot listening to songs.
I watched Marley and Me last sunday. I cried at the ending. It made me think of my past dogs who went out of my life miserably. :'(
The Butler. I was surprised at how crazy I went when Kennedy was assassinated (in the movie). I mean, it's not like it was a surprise or anything.
it's not a movie, but the ending to the futurama episode "jurassic bark" got to me pretty good the first time i saw it... and a couple times since then. i don't think i actually cried, but i probably could have.
I always feel like I could cry in LOTR - when Boromir dies, and when Frodo Gandalf and Bilbo leave with the elves on a boat right at the end...
The scene in to Kill a Mockingbird where Scout says "Hey boo!" With Mr. Atrhur "Boo" Radley. hiding behind the door.
It's funny bit I felt a lot of empathy for Smeagal in Lord of the Rings. Sometimes I feel like Gollum worn down by my anxiety.
It's funny bit I felt a lot of empathy for Smeagal in Lord of the Rings. Sometimes I feel like Gollum worn down by my anxiety.
Red Dog (the scene where John dies and Red Dog goes out looking for him).
^ Haha, I understand what you mean. 🤭 That movie was just plain terrible. Eesh.TryAgain said: ↑"The Fog" (2005)
I watched it a long time ago.
My favourite part was when the screen became pitch black and white letters popped up reading: "The End".
I cried tears of happiness...because it was finally over. It was that bad.
A movie has never made me bawl like a baby. I've yet to find one. Although I have my bets placed on The Fault In Our Stars, if I ever get around to watching it some day. I read the book this summer and I literally bawled at the end. Glad I was home alone at the time.
Many of the scenes in Southpaw made me cry. I thought it was a pretty good movie though.
PugofCrydee said: ↑I always feel like I could cry in LOTR - when Boromir dies, and when Frodo Gandalf and Bilbo leave with the elves on a boat right at the end...
"I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are an evil" :crying:
I cry with most movies I watch. From Pixar movies to old western movies... Just about anything. But the last movie I watched, I DIDN'T WANT TO WATCH because I read the book... And I already knew. But my sister made me, and it was The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas.
I cried. I hate crying in front of people, so it was especially hard. But that movie, like the book... Was a total downer.
I cried. I hate crying in front of people, so it was especially hard. But that movie, like the book... Was a total downer.
Wait, no. I watched Doctor Zhivago on Friday. Ugh... That made me cry.
The movie Ghost always makes me cry at the end when he leaves. Horribly sad.
Or any movie where a dog dies or gets injured.
Or any movie where a dog dies or gets injured.
Shawshank Rredemption, the scene "Brooks was here" and also the ending.
nodejesque said: ↑I cry with most movies I watch. From Pixar movies to old western movies... Just about anything. But the last movie I watched, I DIDN'T WANT TO WATCH because I read the book... And I already knew. But my sister made me, and it was The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas.
I cried. I hate crying in front of people, so it was especially hard. But that movie, like the book... Was a total downer.
I watched it without reading the book(I still haven't read it yet although I want to) so I didn't see what was coming at all :sad:.