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The second season of 24, where Jack calls his daughter and tells her he is going to die.

I didn't cry, it was a manly tear.

Titanic (I was 10!)

Almost cried: The Notebook

Big Fish
Spirited Away (I only REALLY cried the first time I saw it, but the train sequence still makes me teary)
Titanic (When I was 8. Now I just laugh.)
Grave of the Fireflies
The House of Flying Daggers
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

I don't cry at movies much, heh...

I'm also man enough to admit that one scene in Transformers: the movie can get me.

It begins with Prime gazing across a battle-scarred Autobot city, bodies lay unceremoniesly strew everywhere.
"Megatron must be stopped. No matter the cost"
He transforms, and an incredibly moving song plays in the background (The Touch) Eventually he comes across Megatron himself (After going through the Decepticon ranks, filled with passionate fury) They proceed to kick the crap out of eachother.
"I would have waited an eternity for this. It's over prime"
"...Never!"

The Decepticons retreat, and the Autobots consolidate their "victory"
We jump to the Decepticons aboard Astrotrain.
Megatron is dumped from the ship without a second thought.
Optimus Prime has his soliders around him unto his last moments, he gives one final speach, and passes on.
The world goes silent as my childhood hero dies from the wounds caused by a terrible fight between him and his nemesis.

Also the episode "Dark awakening" gets me.
Optimus prime has mysteriously returned, he lives! But, somthing is amiss..
Somhow, the Quintessons have breathed life back into him, and are using him in some nefarious scheme to destroy the Autobots.
As Prime himself realises this, he orders the Autobots to retreat, many have fallen this day, and Prime takes it to heart.
He drives the Decimated Autobot mothership straight into the quintesson lines, destroying himself, and the Quintesson weapon arrays with him.
And for the "last" time. Optimus Prime did leave us.

Dinobots death in beast wars is terribly moving too, but not quite tear jerking.
Dinobots death scene, probably means nothing unless you know whats going on mind

I hope you atleast understand why these moments are so saddening to me, even if they dont conjure those feelings to you.

Second Chances(You've probabally never heard of it...it's about a girl who's dad dies and she gets into barrel racing,,something like that)

I cant remember the others

I know there are several movies that make me cry, but I can only think of one of them right now. Grave of the Firelflies. Oh my. I think I sobbed through that entire movie.

Dancer in the Dark.

It takes a lot for me to cry, but some movies that make me cry:

The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
The Last Samurai.

Fox and the Hound. Oh, I've seen if so many times now, but the part where the old lady takes Todd away makes me cry buckets

when i was just a little gaffer - i had fox and the hound bed sheets - my mom kept them cause they were my fav - that was over 20 years ago

Fox and the Hound made me cry when I was a kid. I was going to watch it recently again because I forgot the movie and wanted to remember why it was so sad but I've never gotten around to it.

The only other movie I've ever cried at was Ever After... the Cinderella one with Drew Barrymore? For some reason haha... and I watched it when I was about 10 with my DAD of all people... I jsut sat in the chair in the corner and hit my face with a pillow.

Last night after I went to bed I suddenly went "I forgot to mention Dancer In The Dark!" But I'm glad someone did.

If you see that movie and it doesn't break your heart and make you sob, then you are not human!"

Right. I've got the list done and I'll make the poll later. Could a mod please lock this topic? K? K.

Ah yes. The man tear. The epitome of emotion.



If you flip this website very fast, it looks like you're making Johnny Depp cry.

mmm... crying johnny depp.

Most recently, In America. The end made me cry. The daughter told the dad to wave goodbye to Frankie.

Dad cries.
I cry.

I think I may have shed a tear or two in that intense scene between Mateo and Johnny too.