Movies that made you cry?

[Made4TV]

Schindler's List and Manchester by the Sea.

 

[Schopenhauer]

Star Trek II: Wrath of Kahn. Spock's death makes me cry every time.

 

[Tragoedia Vitae]

Camille (1936)-Marguerite Gauthier (Greta Garbo)'s death scene
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)--Mrs. Muir (Gene Tierney) and the ghost of Capt. Gregg (Rex Harrison) walking off together into the fog and eternity
I Remember Mama (1948)-Uncle Chris (Oscar Homolka)'s death scene
Nights of Cabiria (1957)--the film's ending
Cool Hand Luke (1967)--how Luke (Paul Newman) was treated after his fellow prisoners realized that he wasn't their personal hero
'night, Mother (1986)-the climax of the film was predictable but sad nonetheless
The Green Mile (1999)-the execution scene

 

[Lena]

Seeking a friend for the end of the world

 

[Severen]

Tae Guk Gi and that Korean zombie movie, Train to Busan. Hamburger Hill as well.

 

[Voldmort]

are silly movies:
walle
leap year
letters to juliet

 

[Shogun]

The ending to Mama was pretty sad.

 

[Jon86]

Earthlings (I'm not a vegan, although I've tried everything from vegan to carnivore)

That movie makes you hate yourself and humanity. It's even more heartbreaking than any brutal execution videos, although there are plenty of soul crushing videos in that realm too. Reality, makes fictional films look like Disney cartoons.

I honestly, can't remember what movie has made me cry, I get teary eyed sometimes but not sure I've ever cried watching a standard film.

 

[GiveMeNovacaine]

Edward Scissorhands

 

[Virgo]

Earthlings (I'm not a vegan, although I've tried everything from vegan to carnivore)

That movie makes you hate yourself and humanity. It's even more heartbreaking than any brutal execution videos, although there are plenty of soul crushing videos in that realm too. Reality, makes fictional films look like Disney cartoons.

I honestly, can't remember what movie has made me cry, I get teary eyed sometimes but not sure I've ever cried watching a standard film.

The logical conclusion based on your reaction would be to go vegan.

 

[TheGoodGuy]

Titanic.

And what does your height, weight and gender have anything to do with you crying?

 

[Terminally drunk]

Usually a emotionless sack of shit but

Grave of the fireflies

Elephant man

 

[starcrossedfate]

Synecdoche NY
Shutter Island
Suicide Club
Noriko's Dinner Table

 

[Jon86]

The logical conclusion based on your reaction would be to go vegan.

I already did that, multiple times. Plant based vegan, didn't work for my health problems. Ironically, the exact opposite, carnivore/keto diets worked much better for my health issues (skin diseases, ibs, etc.). I'd love it if veganism worked well for me, it just doesn't. Keto/carnivore diets have there faults though too, for one I don't particularly like cooking or eating meat and it's got challenges regarding exercise. I've experimented with every diet around in the past decade, nutrition is not an exact science, there's no clear ideal diet, anyone who thinks there is, is ignoring the other side.

 

[Threads]

every single time

 

[Lil_Intro_Vert]

Inside Out, as a military kid that moves all the time i really related to the main character's struggles and it made me cry so fuckin hard

 

[IwasElla]

Thanks for this thread! I found here 2 movies, that I've never heard of and that I really enjoyed:

Schindler's List and Manchester by the Sea.

Seeking a friend for the end of the world

Does anybody know, is there a movie recommendations thread on SS? If no, we should definitely have one =)

 

[Virgo]

Thanks for this thread! I found here 2 movies, that I've never heard of and that I really enjoyed:





Does anybody know, is there a movie recommendations thread on SS? If no, we should definitely have one =)

Yes

 

[Lizzie S.]

When Harry finds out Snape is in love with his mom in Harry Potter

The Butterfly Effect

Most romcoms

 

[Cee]

The Lovely Bones. i love that movie its so freakin sad

 

[Prime]

I never cry on movies but I did get a little emotional in these movies.

Grave of the fireflies
Titanic
Shawshank Redemption
Unbroken
VeerZara
Kimi No Na Wa
The Garden of Words

 

[Prime]

And yes as Lizzie said, when harry found out the truth about Snape.

 

[Red star]

Too emberrassed to say here... lol