No, I’m not crying. You’re crying

[freyguy 4279]

he likes rape

[TheStoicPaisano 9922]

Minority Report

25th Hour

Certain Bojack moments

[atomheartbevo 89735]

1 hour ago, futureman said:

rape in a movie makes you cry?  and man on man rape?

Beautifully acted moments that are never rewarded with Oscars. 

Wait, what thread is this?

[strangulation! 1716]

the deer hunter - god bless america scene

[threesheets 1673]

On 1/5/2019 at 2:32 PM, Clackles said:

Only time I remember crying watching a movie was Cinderella Man, when Braddock finally breaks down and has to go pass the hat amongst the rich guys to keep the heat on for his family.  Cried a couple times watching Texas play with some fucking heart this season though.

My favorite "sports" movie ever.  Lots of tear-jerk moments in that one, for me none bigger than the scene on the sidewalk after they return the stolen sausage to the butcher. 

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[Eskimohorn 5637]

As a child,

Superman 2 when he loses his powers and hitch hikes to the North Pole

Empire when Han gets frozen in carbonite

As an adult,

Marley and Me (a beatdown)
Mr Gower scenes in Its a Wonderful Life
End of Blackhawk Down
Medic asking for his mom in Saving Private Ryan

2nd on Coco and Warrior

[futureman 22496]

in braveheart when little william wallace learns about his father’s fate.  that kid did a great job acting.

[Mo Horn 8852]

Just watched Music of the Heart again. We must have just had a major dust storm. 

[freyguy 4279]

I'm man enough to admit that this scene gets me every time.

[TexLonghorn 5671]

The Impossible

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[Neonmoon 38129]

2 hours ago, TexLonghorn said:

The Impossible

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I’m one of three brothers, this scene tore me up 

 

[Biff Tannen 45692]

4 hours ago, freyguy said:

I'm man enough to admit that this scene gets me every time.

This is incredibly nerdy.

[hayden_horn 11362]

me and earl and the dying girl had me trying to suppress hup hup crying on a goddamn transatlantic flight. the red wine might have helped, but that movie has some serious feels. 

[Knoxtnhorn 6061]

Anything military.  I just can't fathom the sacrifice.  Hell, I was a little bitch when I had to leave my fam for 2 weeks to open a restaurant in Austin several years ago

 

Anything kids.  I saw Schindler's List at a theater when it came out.  One of my favorite movies.  To this day, I've only seen it once because of the kid scenes.

Terms of Endearment.  Lived it.

Big Fish.  Perfect movie, IMO.

Sports movies.  Rudy, The Natural? Hoosiers, Victory.

[Knoxtnhorn 6061]

Lol.  Just realized I posted almost the same response on this thread at the beginning of 2019.

[Guest Lobo]

SIAP:

I have 3 half-siblings, none full.  Just as well, the world need only bear one of me.  But this is just sublimely beautiful.  

[Frieda’s Boss 181]

Royal Tanenbaums - “I’ve had a rough year dad”

[WhatTheBuck 28791]

On 1/4/2019 at 11:13 PM, Pato del Muerto said:

Brian’s song

I recently saw an interview with James Caan on CBS Sunday Morning. It was just in the last week or two. He confirmed that he’s been approached by hundreds of fully grown men who’ve told him that was the only movie that ever made them cry.

I’ll add We Are Marshall. There are a lot of tear-jerking moments in that film, some real, some fictionalized for dramatic effect. One that did happen was when Bobby Bowden welcomed Jack Lengyel and his Marshall coaches to WVU to study the veer offense. And the Mountaineers really did wear a green cross on their helmets for the 1971 season. As Lengyel said in the film, that was “first class.”

RIP, Bobby. 

[GreenspointTexas 9662]

Friday Night Lights movie ending

 

Fandango

[Bender Bending Rodriguez 1693]

On 1/5/2019 at 2:20 PM, freyguy said:

Same here.  Wife wanted to see it, didn’t know nuthin about it.  When the credits were rolling, the wife says to me “ready to go?”  And I’m like, no, gonna sit here for a few minutes till this Eddie Vedder song is over.

Pearl Jam’s never been one for wedding songs, but damned if Eddie can’t write some great funeral songs. 

 

[Bender Bending Rodriguez 1693]

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[Catpfish 618]

Somewhat obscure movie based on A Prayer for Owen Meaney...Simon Birch

 

 

 

[huge 3793]

Completely out of the blue this scene destroyed me when I first watched the movie.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_2hmgezSME

[WinningIsHard 4047]

My dad is a huge Cowboys fan and over the years we accumulated many videos of the boys. One moment that always makes me cry like a baby is when Roger Staubach talks about Tom Landry in his retirement announcement. “Of course the nuts and bolts of the Dallas cowboys (his voice breaks and tears form)…is the man who wears funny hats on the sidelines.” I’m getting emotional thinking about it lol 

[TheStoicPaisano 9922]

Go down the thread and they give their jerseys to the fans 🥺

[TheStoicPaisano 9922]

High and just realized this isn’t a sports thread but if you’ve ever lost a team, you know.

[kingkoopa6 8372]

I remember when Rafael got jumped by the foot clan. And they tossed his sais over the wall. 
 

I was prolly 7 or 8 years old 

[Snake Diggity 4625]

The only movie I remember crying at as a child was Ben Hur.  When his mom and sister have leprosy and he can’t be with them.  Fucked me up Royal.

 

Now that I have kids, everything makes me cry.  
 

2 scenes that get me no matter how many times I watch them (and I watch each at least once a year):

Band of Brothers: “…but I served in a company of heroes.”

It’s a Wonderful Life: “…my brother George, the richest man in town.”

[South Austin 52521]

The first page mentioned The Pursuit of Happyness. This is the end of another Will Smith tear-jerker that got me.

 

[mr. sunshine 2827]

On 1/4/2019 at 11:46 PM, Richard Kimball said:

Old Yeller. Watched that movie when I was a kid, won't ever watch it again, and still haven't forgiven Disney.

 

[Underdog 28737]

 

[South Austin 52521]

On 5/1/2024 at 11:26 AM, Underdog said:

 

First time I ever saw my daughter cry at a movie.  She was about 4, we get to this scene, and I look over on the couch and she's sobbing uncontrollably.  

[TankedBevo 2483]

Surprised it hasn't been mentioned but the scene in Glory where Denzel gets whipped for leaving to go get biscuits has me in absolute fits every time I see it. Between that and the final battle scene its pretty much made for grown folks to be bawling throughout it. 

[DixonHur 11342]

First movie that ever made me cry, still one of my favorite movies, but even posting this gets me a bit misty.

[Underdog 28737]

23 minutes ago, TankedBevo said:

Surprised it hasn't been mentioned but the scene in Glory where Denzel gets whipped for leaving to go get biscuits has me in absolute fits every time I see it. Between that and the final battle scene its pretty much made for grown folks to be bawling throughout it. 

Such a good movie. 

[TankedBevo 2483]

I saw it when I was like 12 (way too young), and cried. I saw it a couple more times as a grown ass man and cried then too. It's so fucking powerful, from the acting to the musical score, just perfect. 

[A-Tex Devil 2451]

Amazing Grace and Chuck at the end when Chuck shakes off the fastball and the curve and the catcher stands up and holds up three to the crowd.  

[South Austin 52521]

1 hour ago, TankedBevo said:

I saw it when I was like 12 (way too young), and cried. I saw it a couple more times as a grown ass man and cried then too. It's so fucking powerful, from the acting to the musical score, just perfect. 

I don't recall ever crying, but the Denzel scene is masterful.  An extended camera shot focusing on just him, with the sound of the whip on his back, and tears flowing down his face as he's showing tremendous restraint and whatever dignity and defiance he can muster, while keeping his eyes squarely on Col. Shaw.  Denzel is one of the best.

And yeah, it's one of my favorite musical scores of all time, which added to the power of the movie, especially the battle scenes.

[Eskimohorn 5637]

I don't recall ever crying, but the Denzel scene is masterful.  An extended camera shot focusing on just him, with the sound of the whip on his back, and tears flowing down his face as he's showing tremendous restraint and whatever dignity and defiance he can muster, while keeping his eyes squarely on Col. Shaw.  Denzel is one of the best.
And yeah, it's one of my favorite musical scores of all time, which added to the power of the movie, especially the battle scenes.

One thing I appreciated about Glory is that it didnt have much battle porn, that glorified war. But it showed men, black and white, heroic and scared, killing and dying. It glorified the men who were in the war.

[Underdog 28737]

Have the closing score on my itunes. 

[Superhero 8830]

50/50 when JLG goes into surgery.

 

Angelica Houston is so good in this movie.