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I forgot about that movie! That part made me cry like a baby.

oh yeah that's one of mine too.

And I remembered another one- I cried in the cinema at Shrek 2 when Mongo's arms break off and he falls in the moat and says "be good"

Yeah, I was emotional at that part too. Stupid Percy....

At least, the mouse is brought back to life.

Oh yes...very very sad...I cry even now...+hides+

I really don't cry that much over movies...well...if an animals dies then yes...

lets see...anyone remember
Hocus Pocus?...I cried when Binx died...even if he is with is sister...the cat had to die...
Homeward Bound...as soon as the dog pops up over the hill after he was 'lost' in that giant hole.

I could watch just the last few seconds of X/1999 and I ball...it's sad...so I just go to that part alot...^^.

Ok, ok...this isn't a movie...but Last episode of Bebop...who doesn't cry during that...
and episode 23 of Trigun...Wolfwood's dreath...I think everyone crys during that...

The closted I have ever come to crying in a movie is in the Passion of the Christ the was the deepest movie ever

OMG, how could I forget? I cried throughout the entire "Passion of the Christ". I couldn't eat meat for days.

Bambi - When Bambi's mom dies.
The Lion King - When Mufasa dies.
Cast Away - "Wiiiiiiiiiiilson!"

I've also cried after a few episodes of Jeopardy!, but that's when some really good players get beaten.

A Walk to Remember

Uptown Girls, I don't remember why I cried, or which part it was at, I just remember that I cried.. I can barely remember anything about the movie.

My Girl, when Thomas died, that's his name right?

I've seen so many movies now, I cant really place which ones made me cry and which didn't be Im sure there are plenty more.

I don't remember ever crying during a movie. I did cry once when I was watching an episode of Pokemon.

This episode where Ash leaves Pikachu behind with a group of Pikachus. It was sad. I cried.

Are you serious..?


Then I'll admit it...


I DID TOO!!!!!!!!!

EDIT: Heh,Cheese,that Wilson thing made me cry a little too.

I admit it also!!! I cried!!! Don't shoot me!

I also bawled like a baby when Wilson was lost at sea in Castaway. Imaginary friends rock!

A Walk To Remember made me cry, it was a good movie.

Also, my all time sad movie, John Q.. John Q. was so sad, I can not even begin to explain. It's not that it made me cry a lot (but it did make me cry), it just made me feel pained on the inside...

i just remembered another one: 13 going on 30. you young'uns in the room won't get it, but when she went to her parents' house and there was exercise equipment in her old room--i burst into tears.

I've only ever cried in one movie and got dewy eyed in another. I was crying at the end of Pay It Forward where Hayley Joel Osmont is killed and Hewlen Hunt bursts into tears and collapses and then all the people with the candles outside their house.

I also got dewy eyed at Farenheit 9/11 in most places, but particularly when the mother was reading her sons final letter to her out and when the screen firsts shows the pictures of all the people looking at the attacks on the WTC.

Thomas Jay. I forgot about that movie. I cried then too, but it was for a personal reason really. A couple weeks before a friend of mine was hit by a car and died. And he had blonde hair and glasses and looked like Macauly (sp?) in the movie. Seeing him die in the movie reminded me of my friend dying.



I was thinking that maybe the title of this thread should say " spoilers inside". Because some of us are giving away parts, the sad ones, of movies. Like Ixistant giving away the ending to Pay It Forward. I've never seen that movie, but now I know how it ends. So maybe one of the mods should add "spoilers!" to the title? Just a thought.

And didn't mean to point you out, ixistant. You were just the nearest post.

I've seen Tuck Everylasting

We were reading the book in English then we saw the film.

I didn't like it, and when we had to write a review comparing it to the book, I wrote one slandering it. Muwahahaha.


Ahem.