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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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He flies up into the spaceship because his rocket is stuck in Independence Day?
John coffey says not to put the material over his head in the Green Mile?
When the Ronin perform seppuku in 47 Ronin?
The first 23 minutes of John Wick  |
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"He flies up into the spaceship because his rocket is stuck in Independence Day?
John coffey says not to put the material over his head in the Green Mile?
When the Ronin perform seppuku in 47 Ronin?
The first 23 minutes of John Wick "
Yes to Independence Day and Green Mile. And Up. And a bunch of other films '"( |
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"I was a snotty mess all the way through Gaurdians of the Galaxy 3! Really ugly crying. That film broke me.
Last time I cried at a film was when the bad guy shot John Wick's dog"
Oh God, I forgot about that! Jesus fucking Christ Marvel! 
LvM |
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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"I was a snotty mess all the way through Gaurdians of the Galaxy 3! Really ugly crying. That film broke me.
Last time I cried at a film was when the bad guy shot John Wick's dog
Oh God, I forgot about that! Jesus fucking Christ Marvel!
LvM"
I'm still processing GotG 3 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m not telling anyone what makes me cry because then they’d know my weakness. Grrrrr. Tough guy. Grrrrr
It was Up wasn't it? Everyone cries at Up.
LvM"
I’ve never seen up.
I don’t cry at movies. I nearly cried when Mike died in desperate housewives though. The news has made me cry a few times if that counts as a Tv show  |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"I’m not telling anyone what makes me cry because then they’d know my weakness. Grrrrr. Tough guy. Grrrrr
It was Up wasn't it? Everyone cries at Up.
LvM
I’ve never seen up.
I don’t cry at movies. I nearly cried when Mike died in desperate housewives though. The news has made me cry a few times if that counts as a Tv show "
Gotta be honest I was glad when Mike died in Desperate Housewives he got on my nerves!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m not telling anyone what makes me cry because then they’d know my weakness. Grrrrr. Tough guy. Grrrrr
It was Up wasn't it? Everyone cries at Up.
LvM
I’ve never seen up.
I don’t cry at movies. I nearly cried when Mike died in desperate housewives though. The news has made me cry a few times if that counts as a Tv show
Gotta be honest I was glad when Mike died in Desperate Housewives he got on my nerves! "
Fuck no!!! It should’ve been Susan. Annoying bastard |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"I’m not telling anyone what makes me cry because then they’d know my weakness. Grrrrr. Tough guy. Grrrrr
It was Up wasn't it? Everyone cries at Up.
LvM
I’ve never seen up.
I don’t cry at movies. I nearly cried when Mike died in desperate housewives though. The news has made me cry a few times if that counts as a Tv show
Gotta be honest I was glad when Mike died in Desperate Housewives he got on my nerves!
Fuck no!!! It should’ve been Susan. Annoying bastard"
I would have been celebrating if had been both of them! |
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By *ister_EMan
over a year ago
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Never cried watching a movie in my life before.... Until my son was born. The instant I picked him up all kinds of weird paternal hormones flooded my system and for the next few months, every ti.e I watched anything even slightly emotional I would become a wreck and my eyes would start leaking 
Nobody ever warns new fathers about how emotional you become when you become a dad  |
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By *ataleMan
over a year ago
Durham |
Lord of the Rings - Return of the King: The moment when all the hobbits drop to one knee at Aragorn’s coronation, he immediately tells them to get up and instead the entire crowd kneels for the hobbits.
Forest Gump - the scene at New Year’s Eve when Forest and Lieutenant Dan are getting it on with the 2 girls and one of them calls Forrest stupid. Lieutenant Dan immediately pushes the other girl off and kicks them both out for calling Forest stupid. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Didnt cry at any of them. They are just films and not real."
But they can trigger real emotions in real people with real levels of empathy and sensitivity. Especially those of us on a neurodivergent spectrum. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No but I did have dust in my eye during the first ten minutes of the Disney pixars "UP" "
I have quite the affinity for Pixar movies and the emotional rollercoasters they take me on. For me it’s Bing Bong… “take her to the moon for me… ok?” |
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"But they can trigger real emotions in real people with real levels of empathy and sensitivity. Especially those of us on a neurodivergent spectrum."
I was absolutely sobbing by the end of The Whale, and My Sister's Keeper. I still get teary-eyed when Littlefoot's mum dies in The Land Before Time. I usually get emotional when bad things happen to pets in movies, too.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"When David gets his Mom for one more day in the movie A.I.
I cant watch it without balling my eyes out.... "
Omg yes. Incredible acting and heart breaking emotion in that final scene. |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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I cry in Gladiator, when Maximus dies and his wife and son are waiting for him on the road to the Elysian Fields.
And I'm a complete howling wreck at the end of The English Patient.
The end of Rogue One gets me, too.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Never cried watching a movie in my life before.... Until my son was born. The instant I picked him up all kinds of weird paternal hormones flooded my system and for the next few months, every ti.e I watched anything even slightly emotional I would become a wreck and my eyes would start leaking
Nobody ever warns new fathers about how emotional you become when you become a dad "
this is what happened to me i just had to read your post twice to make sure i hadn't writen it lol. I see danger and hazards now that i just never saw before. Dart. |
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"No but I did have dust in my eye during the first ten minutes of the Disney pixars "UP" "
UP was my first thought. Recently had to tell my niece and nephew we couldn’t watch it “because Disney+ wasn’t working”. Secretly I didn’t want to embarrass myself |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"He flies up into the spaceship because his rocket is stuck in Independence Day?
John coffey says not to put the material over his head in the Green Mile?
When the Ronin perform seppuku in 47 Ronin?
The first 23 minutes of John Wick "
No.
A dogs way home, the bit at the end when the dog was finally reunited with his owner . Cabin crew had to console me I was a right mess. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Casper the Friendly Ghost. This was when I was very young and after my mum died. In the film Casper gives up the opportunity of his mum coming back to life for his friend. "
When he says can i keep you.. my son used to cry at this when he was wee.. still embarrass him about it lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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When the mother pulls her kids in close in their room in titanic as the water comes.....I cannot watch that film because of that one bit.
When the camera pans to the empty baby cot in the series Chernobyl. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"That clip on YouTube when the fotballer Ian Wright meets his former favourite schoolteacher and mentor after believing he had died some time before. Google it and watch, I dare you. "
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6caCqn_nD6o
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When Boo Radley is walked back to his house by one of the Children he saved. To go back to a life of solitude and public demonisation over rumours of his past behaviour.
Only for the few to really know his compassion, vulnerability and courage.
Both the book and film makes me weep uncontrollably. |
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"I cry in Gladiator, when Maximus dies and his wife and son are waiting for him on the road to the Elysian Fields.
And I'm a complete howling wreck at the end of The English Patient.
The end of Rogue One gets me, too.
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Princess Leia at the end? |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"When Boo Radley is walked back to his house by one of the Children he saved. To go back to a life of solitude and public demonisation over rumours of his past behaviour.
Only for the few to really know his compassion, vulnerability and courage.
Both the book and film makes me weep uncontrollably. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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What made me tear up...here we go
1:
Anakin..
Anakin's gone...I am what remains
I am sorry...I'm sorry Anakin, for all of it.
I am not your failure Obi Wan...you didn't kill Anakin Skywalker...I did. The same way I will destroy you.
Then my friend is truly dead...
2.
My god Bones....what have I done.
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I didn't cry watching the first few minutes of UP, buy my jaw did drop with the wtf?, how is this a kids film as it chronicled his time with the love of his life.
Sorry, but a scout as a friend and a talking dog doesn't come within a country mile of making up for the misery |
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"I was a snotty mess all the way through Gaurdians of the Galaxy 3! Really ugly crying. That film broke me.
Last time I cried at a film was when the bad guy shot John Wick's dog
Oh God, I forgot about that! Jesus fucking Christ Marvel!
LvM
I'm still processing GotG 3 "
Me too! And I've watched it again since and it's doesn't get easier |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I cried more at the bit in The Green Mile when Mr Jingles comes back to life!
And Truly Madly Deeply, when she's crying her heart out when she sees his ghost, I'm blubbering along with her!
Otherwise anything animal, just don't show me anything where the dog gets it! |
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"I was a snotty mess all the way through Gaurdians of the Galaxy 3! Really ugly crying. That film broke me.
Last time I cried at a film was when the bad guy shot John Wick's dog"
Guardians 3 killed me I cried 7 times so so sad |
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Fiction rarely makes me cry.
However, a childhood memory from the late '80s comes to mind. There was an old man - Nicholas Winton - who has since been dubbed the "British Schindler" (the ending of which also made me get a little teary).
Winton saved hundreds of Jewish children during the holocaust and mostly kept what he did a secret even after the war. In the 80s his wife discovered a scrapbook in the attic naming the children he had saved and passed it to Elisabeth Maxwell (wife of Robert Maxwell) where it found it's way to the Beeb.
His story was told during two episodes of "That's Life" hosted by Esther Rantzen. In the second follow-up episode Esther asked the audience if there was anyone present who was a child helped by Winton. About 20 people in the seats around him stood up and started applauding. Then Esther asked if there was anyone in the audience who was a child or grandchild of someone Winton had helped.
The entire audience stood up... |
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"Fiction rarely makes me cry.
However, a childhood memory from the late '80s comes to mind. There was an old man - Nicholas Winton - who has since been dubbed the "British Schindler" (the ending of which also made me get a little teary).
Winton saved hundreds of Jewish children during the holocaust and mostly kept what he did a secret even after the war. In the 80s his wife discovered a scrapbook in the attic naming the children he had saved and passed it to Elisabeth Maxwell (wife of Robert Maxwell) where it found it's way to the Beeb.
His story was told during two episodes of "That's Life" hosted by Esther Rantzen. In the second follow-up episode Esther asked the audience if there was anyone present who was a child helped by Winton. About 20 people in the seats around him stood up and started applauding. Then Esther asked if there was anyone in the audience who was a child or grandchild of someone Winton had helped.
The entire audience stood up... "
That always makes me cry whenever I see it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When Cooper finally sees his daughter again in Interstellar
LvM"
That is a great part,
I feel sad watching dog, when he drops him off at the base, but then happy when he takes him back  |
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By *unchalMan
over a year ago
Dartford |
"He flies up into the spaceship because his rocket is stuck in Independence Day?
John coffey says not to put the material over his head in the Green Mile?
When the Ronin perform seppuku in 47 Ronin?
The first 23 minutes of John Wick "
Green Mile and John Wick both brought a tear to my manly eyes. |
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By *unchalMan
over a year ago
Dartford |
"Who will love my children was the first movie I saw that made me cry
I want to see that it's meant to be very good "
Is that the Ann Margaret movie? She had 82 children and is dying? It sticks in my head too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lots make me feel melancholy
I am legend and the dog scene
Lone survivor and the list of those who died.
Are two that definitely spring to mind
And the scenes in saving private Ryan where a now old private Ryan
Asks if he was a good man to his wife
While stood at the grave of Capt Miller who died helping him
Always get me though |
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"Fiction rarely makes me cry.
However, a childhood memory from the late '80s comes to mind. There was an old man - Nicholas Winton - who has since been dubbed the "British Schindler" (the ending of which also made me get a little teary).
Winton saved hundreds of Jewish children during the holocaust and mostly kept what he did a secret even after the war. In the 80s his wife discovered a scrapbook in the attic naming the children he had saved and passed it to Elisabeth Maxwell (wife of Robert Maxwell) where it found it's way to the Beeb.
His story was told during two episodes of "That's Life" hosted by Esther Rantzen. In the second follow-up episode Esther asked the audience if there was anyone present who was a child helped by Winton. About 20 people in the seats around him stood up and started applauding. Then Esther asked if there was anyone in the audience who was a child or grandchild of someone Winton had helped.
The entire audience stood up... "
I saw a Trailer for the film they’re making. If I remember right Anthony Hopkins plays Winton.
Either way I’ll definitely be watching that film he was such a great and compassionate man. |
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"Fiction rarely makes me cry.
However, a childhood memory from the late '80s comes to mind. There was an old man - Nicholas Winton - who has since been dubbed the "British Schindler" (the ending of which also made me get a little teary).
Winton saved hundreds of Jewish children during the holocaust and mostly kept what he did a secret even after the war. In the 80s his wife discovered a scrapbook in the attic naming the children he had saved and passed it to Elisabeth Maxwell (wife of Robert Maxwell) where it found it's way to the Beeb.
His story was told during two episodes of "That's Life" hosted by Esther Rantzen. In the second follow-up episode Esther asked the audience if there was anyone present who was a child helped by Winton. About 20 people in the seats around him stood up and started applauding. Then Esther asked if there was anyone in the audience who was a child or grandchild of someone Winton had helped.
The entire audience stood up...
That always makes me cry whenever I see it."
Same. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"the horse dying in never ending story.
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Artax took his own life.
He didn't get stuck in the swamp, he gave up, depression and sadness overtook him. Which is the whole point of the swamp, surprising how many people overlook or just don't grasp this part (not saying you are one of them), despite the name of the swamp being "Swamp of sadness" and makes the scene all the more heartbreaking. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I sobbed quite embarrassingly in the cinema at Paddington Two. And again when we watched at home. People should know which scene, I think!
Also Dead Poets Society. Can't go through that again. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Everything's Fine. De Niro in hospital hallucinating his dead son David. David only said "it's not your fault dad" and I had to walk out of the living room. I had some other stuff going on at the same time and I'd never cried like that. Nor since. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I sobbed quite embarrassingly in the cinema at Paddington Two. And again when we watched at home. People should know which scene, I think!
Also Dead Poets Society. Can't go through that again. "
I kept telling my dad I loved Paddington 2 but he wasn't having any of it. He ended up watching it and he cried at the end. |
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I was young when I watched the green mile, absolutely sobbed my heart out
And I cried when Poussey died in Orange is the new black. And also when they killed off Lance in the BBC show cucumber completely out of nowhere, it was so brutal!
Oh and I cried at Encanto! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I used to cry at a lot of movies but dont anymore, why? I have a husband that insists on telling/guessing the ending, talks during the bit that would make you cry.
I cried bucket loads when Barbara from call the midwife died But I was on my own so didn't have anyone ruining it lol
Danish x |
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I get emotionally invested in everything. Films, television , even music. Bloody exhausting at times.
As an example today I watched the new Blink 182 video. Now this band was the soundtrack to my younger days leading the second wave of pop punk and all that followed. Lots of memories and feels from their back catalogue, so to listen to the lyrics and see the new video was very emotional. Clue… it references Travis’ plane crash, Marks battle with cancer, Tom leaving the band and the video has the background keep changing to some of their iconic videos of yesteryear. Makes you think about your own journey and those you’ve left behind. Not sure I’m doing it justice really but hopefully you get the idea….. |
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"I get emotionally invested in everything. Films, television , even music. Bloody exhausting at times.
As an example today I watched the new Blink 182 video. Now this band was the soundtrack to my younger days leading the second wave of pop punk and all that followed. Lots of memories and feels from their back catalogue, so to listen to the lyrics and see the new video was very emotional. Clue… it references Travis’ plane crash, Marks battle with cancer, Tom leaving the band and the video has the background keep changing to some of their iconic videos of yesteryear. Makes you think about your own journey and those you’ve left behind. Not sure I’m doing it justice really but hopefully you get the idea….."
The irony is I’m a 6ft 2 skinhead people who don’t know me have pegged as quiet and aloof ….   |
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I cried bucket loads when Barbara from call the midwife died But I was on my own so didn't have anyone ruining it lol
Danish x"
Call the Midwife has had me welling up a good few times, but Barabara was a really sore one! |
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When I first met my missus and we first started having sex and in them days when I was in my early twenties and could fuck for hours and after I would mk her squirt and I’d cum she would start to cry and she be shaking the first time it happened it freaked me out |
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