o yeah ur right now that i think of it i balled at the end of jack

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When a child or a dog dies in a movie, it's a cheap blow.

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honestly the only film where i really cried was an adaptation of the book "where the red fern grows" anyione whos seen it or read it knows what i meen. the only time.

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Yeah...cheesy as it sounds...the ending of Pay it Forward.

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i think me and kyle johnson had a conversation about this a long time ago how we both happened to laugh at this film when that little rat bastard died. funny how it makes some ppl laugh and others cry.

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...about this a long time ago how we both happened to laugh at this film when that little rat bastard died.

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Pschological evaluation: You're disturbed.

actually i took one of those and it said the same thing

Hill Dawson Kane is right, Pay it Forward sucks.

I cried during "Life is Beautifull" and got kinda teary eyed during "American History X"

American History X definitely gave me a lump in the throat. But I didn't cry. Awesome movie, by the way. Awesome.

I'm surprised nobody's said The Green Mile yet. I didn't cry, but I almost did. I felt that lump in my throat. My mom balled her eyes out.

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My mom balled her eyes out.

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Um, either you mean "bawled", or your mom is a zombie or something, lol...

he he, that does look kinda funny. I guess I did mean bawl. Oh well.

I almost cried at the end of A Beautiful Mind

i'm really not a crier...i felt wierd seeing A Walk to Remember and watching all my friends cry and hug each other and i was just kinda like...ok...she's dead...i loved Jack...but i still didnt cry...i guess i am just not a crier...

Very rarely do movies move me to such a point where I actually cry. But, and this is a weird one, in Cast Away, the scene with Wilson... everytime I watched that, and I watched it religiously for a week one summer, I would die. It's almost disturbing how I can watch Schindler's List (which I finally watched last night) and not sniffle at all, and then watch a volleyball floating away from a guy and be totally destroyed. The combination of a psychologically destroyed man being all alone, the fact that he was so messed up that he cried over a volleyball, and the vast enormity of the ocean (which has always terrified and fascinated me) just sent me over the edge. Other than that I can't think of anything else. I have recognized my own desensitization and I'm kind of regretful for it. I think my generation will create some of the most insane movies ever to try to push people to the limits which many will not have once we are all 40. I can't even imagine what my kids will be like.

them there were some mighty fancy words keller lol...but true...i will admit to my throat getting kinda stuck during Cast Away...but maybe that was just when he knocked his tooth out...i felt his pain and WANTED to cry lol...

Cast Away got to me too. It's cool how they made youe feel sorry that WIlson "died".

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That whole Cast Away scene was definitely heart breaking, but I can't say I cried. For some reason, you just LOVE that freaking volleyball. WHY? Oh wait, it's because Robert Zemeckis is brilliant, and Tom Hanks is one of the best actors ever. That's filmmaking. Tom Hanks TOTALLY deserved the Oscar for that. He was robbed. For God's sake, he was the only person on the screen and it was still entertaining. That's hard.

There I go, calling out the injustices of the Academy Awards again. So I'll stop now.

Yeah, if a man can make a volleyball famous, and make you feel sorry for a volleyball; then they are extremly brilliant, and highly talented. I have never felt for an inatimate object before Cast Away. Brilliant pure brilliance.

gotta agree with the end of 25 hour, oddly enough it was the second time i saw it that it really got to me. and then the two that almost always get me are the ends of shawshank and forrest gump with that flower floating away. oh yeah, and i was close at big fish, but then it just gets so happy.

I am kinda prone to crying at movies:

28 days later
Big Fish
the lion king
Donnie Darko
Easy Rider
Return of the king

Sometimes I cry at movies not from sadness, but of happiness. The Intro to the lion king made me cry cuz it was so awesome. Same with Return of the King, I got really emotional when the humans were all fighting together, the sense of brotherhood was amazing.

How do you explain 28 Days Later then? What could make you cry in that?

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Oh, and I hate to admit this, but I also was choked up at the end of "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut". Yeah, go ahead, laugh at me...

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I'm sorry, but what exactly is depressing in that film?
A couple for me would be: Big Fish, I Am Sam, and um, I cant remeber. Ill get back to you.