Conquer Club

a walk to remember i had to cry to (was watching it with girlfriend at the time)

lion king wen i was like 4
and bridge to terabithia, and that was just cus i had lost my best friend the week b4

JACKAZZTJM wrote:i always cry after i watch porn self pity will do that to ya it just sucks when i grab the wrong tissue to wipe my eyes......and it burns!!

RiskTycoon wrote: .... cute pup The Elephant Man made me cry too....

The only time ive ever cried in a movie was elephant man. Its so sad

Blade 2.


DUDE! BLADE ALMOST DIED!

Well I don't think I ever cried during a movie.

- At the end of Armaggadon when the dad sacrifices himself to save his daughters husband. The little speech in the end was pretty sad


- At the end of The Untoucables when the cop sit at his desk packing things up to leave after Al Capone was found guilty. The part when Elliot looks at a picture with all his closest friends and partners having a meal at a table. Every single friend of his on that picture was killed during the case against Al Capone. It was pretty moving when I watched it.

There are so many...

Cast Away when Helen Hunt runs out into the ran to tell Tom Hanks how she still loves him...I actually let out an audible sob in the movie theatre...

Some of these I forget for sure if I cried...but chances are good that I did:

The Green Mile
Forrest Gump
Philadelphia
Little Children
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Titantic
I am Sam
The Shawshank Redemption
Million Dollar Baby
Platoon
The Passion of the Christ
The Natural
For Love of the Game
Freedom Writers
A Few Good Men
Terms of Endearment


All these movies are highly recommended.

I cry at too many movies...either because I am a sensitive person...or because I am an emotional wreck. Probably both.

TheProwler wrote: I cry at too many movies...either because I am a sensitive person...or because I am an emotional wreck. Probably both.

Either that or you're just a pussy.

TheProwler wrote: For Love of the Game

really? i mean, really?

i saw that picture in the theater, but only because i hadn't read any reviews and i'm a big Sam Raimi fan.

but For Love of the Game was so maudlin... however, the baseball scenes were great. some of the most ably filmed baseball action i've seen on the silver screen.

reminisco wrote:

TheProwler wrote: For Love of the Game

really? i mean, really?

i saw that picture in the theater, but only because i hadn't read any reviews and i'm a big Sam Raimi fan.

but For Love of the Game was so maudlin... however, the baseball scenes were great. some of the most ably filmed baseball action i've seen on the silver screen.

I love baseball....

Snorri1234 wrote:

TheProwler wrote: I cry at too many movies...either because I am a sensitive person...or because I am an emotional wreck. Probably both.

Either that or you're just a pussy.

yea man u cant be tellin people u cry like that u sound like a fag

John Kinsella: Well, good night Ray.
Ray Kinsella: Good night, John.
[They shake hands and John begins to walk away]
Ray Kinsella: Hey... Dad?
[John turns]
Ray Kinsella: [choked up] "You wanna have a catch?"
John Kinsella: I'd like that.

"Field of Dreams"

Yeah, this is the part where any man who played catch with their old man starts crying.

On a side note, the worst I've ever seen my wife break down and bawl is at the end of "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir". When the ghost say's "You'll never be alone again", I better have a box of tissues ready for her.

I cried at the end of King Kong.

Steven Segal movies always bring a tear to my eye

JACKAZZTJM wrote:Steven Segal movies always bring a tear to my eye

me too, but usually from yawning.

reminisco wrote:

JACKAZZTJM wrote:Steven Segal movies always bring a tear to my eye

me too, but usually from yawning.

Dude. Steven Seagal is a very talented actor. His ability to portray a wide range of emotions is amazing.

Anger:


Sadness:


Joy:


Contemplation of human nature:


Suprise:


Hearing two 18 year-olds want to bone him:

I'm crying right now from laughing at Snorri's pics of Steven Seagal

When Uncle Rico got back together with his girlfriend at the end of Napoleon Dynamite - the tears just started to flow.

There is only one scene that has ever made DaGip cry like a girl. The compassion in me always wells up whenever I see this clip!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBXyB7niEc0

When I was pregnant, damn near every movie made me cry.

I just watched Away From Her - that made me cry. The Notebook made me cry. I Am Legend made me out right bawl like crazy woman. Stephen King's The Mist was horribly depressing and made me cry. I have watched a long string of depressing movies. then we watched about 30 minutes of bacterium and almost cried from boredom/horrible movie, and a waste of time.

i'll say it again.

the first time i saw Gone, Baby, Gone, i shed a single tear when Patrick Kenzie capped that cocksucking child molester in the back of the head. i was in a VERY white bread, art house theater, and said with a choking voice, "yeah motherfucker, that's what you get!"

it was really emotional, for some reason. the end of the movie was really sad, but i didn't cry at the end.

and i knew it was coming too. i had read the novel before seeing the movie. but it was still so emotional seeing it on screen. like, mourning for the boy that fucking waste of life had raped and killed and joy over the execution of that pederast...

if you haven't seen the movie, you really should. it was one of the best of last year.

we saw that movie, that one made me cry also. it was a really good movie.

fwblb wrote:we saw that movie, that one made me cry also. it was a really good movie.

you know, the novel was written by Dennis Lehane, the same guy who wrote the novel Mystic River, he's also written the best episodes of The Wire.

i'm a huge fan, if you hadn't yet guessed. i wish i could write stories as heart breaking and complex as he does.

(and there are few things in life more gratifying than seeing a pederast get the holy living shit kicked out of him, even if it is a single .45 round to the back of the head)

reminisco wrote:

fwblb wrote:we saw that movie, that one made me cry also. it was a really good movie.

you know, the novel was written by Dennis Lehane, the same guy who wrote the novel Mystic River, he's also written the best episodes of The Wire.

i'm a huge fan, if you hadn't yet guessed. i wish i could write stories as heart breaking and complex as he does.

I will have to check out some of his books. I saw Mystic River quite awhile ago.

The last scene from The Lord Of the Rings: Return of the King, when Frodo gets on the ship to leave middle earth made me well up. The way that Merry, Pippin, and Sam looked when they realized frodo was leaving. I actually got angry at that point because it didn;t seem fair that after allthey went through that he had to leave them.