Crying, bawling during movies

[j_garcia]

I didn't come anywhere near to crying during that scene in Spiderman, but that was one of the aspects that made the second one the best of the three IMO - more personal.

 

[Jack Hammer]

This is actually almost embarrassing, but the first movie I remember having an emotional breakdown occur (outside of Old Yeller, of course) was in Silent Running when the one robot was sacrificed (I forget the reason). In retrospect I was a bit ill at the time, they diagnosed me a few days later with gastroenteritis, and IIRC walking pneumonia. It was a sad few days for me (oh, and I was like maybe 10 or 12).

Jack

 

[speakerman39]

This is actually almost embarrassing, but the first movie I remember having an emotional breakdown occur (outside of Old Yeller, of course) was in Silent Running when the one robot was sacrificed (I forget the reason). In retrospect I was a bit ill at the time, they diagnosed me a few days later with gastroenteritis, and IIRC walking pneumonia. It was a sad few days for me (oh, and I was like maybe 10 or 12).

Jack

Yeah, I remember Old Yeller. It is a classic for sure. Speaking of being a kid, I also remember crying when Bambi's mother got killed during that movie. Am sure there are other movies from my childhood era that made me cry but these two kinda stand out.

 

[Rickster71]

I cried during the movie Barb Wire, when Pam Anderson's top didn't fall off.

 

[mouettus]

I cried during the movie Barb Wire, when Pam Anderson's top didn't fall off.

Ohhh that movie was somethin lol

 

[Sheep]

The Fox and the Hound. That one did it for me. Leave it to Disney eh?

I can't pin point which part it was, but basically when the 2 were no longer friends, from then on.

Also, there is a clip from scrubs that hits pretty hard.

Basically, Brendan Fraser's character is a good friend of Dr. Cox. He has Leukemia, and doesn't really take it seriously. Earlier on JD tells Dr. Cox he couldn't save him, but you lead to believe it was a different patient (and blames JD for it). Through the episode he is talking to Ben (Brendan) about going easy on JD saying it isn't his fault. At the end, Dr. Cox thinks he's going to his sons birthday part, but it turns out to be Ben's Funeral.

SheepStar

 

[crashkelly]

Crying to pick up chicks. I thought that plan was phased out! haha

Hey when it comes to picking up women, nothing is phased out. Have to have every tool in the arsenal ready to go at all times

Disclaimer: To any women who may be reading this thread, When I speak of "picking up women", it is a statement made by a man who seeks nothing but to be enriched by spending those few fleeting moments in your company.

Cheers all
Michael

 

[crashkelly]

I didn't come anywhere near to crying during that scene in Spiderman, but that was one of the aspects that made the second one the best of the three IMO - more personal.

I agree, for the most part. The second was the best in the series, but the first was excellent and I left the theatre with that sense of WOW!, however I think some of that was due to the fact that it was the first one and Spiderman was now "real".

I do hope that the third was not the end of the series, but if they are going to make more that things are re-thought quite a bit. The third was good in essence, but it was far too long and they did not play up on the "dark side" of Spiderman when he was inhabited by Venom enough. Too many soap opera-esque scenes as well.

We need Carnage!

Cheers all
Michael

 

[crashkelly]

...must have been the damn allergies acting up.

Jack

Yeah, that's it, that's the ticket. I had forgotten my Claritin that day as well.

 

[rnatalli]

When I first saw Shindlers List in theaters, my self and both my room mates were crying like 4 year old girls in the middle of the movie.

Schindler's List did it to me. Life is Beautiful with Roberto Benigni caught me as well.

 

[GTHill]

Air Force One:

At then end when the C-130 becomes Air Force One. I used to work on C-130's so that hits home with me.

Gene

 

[j_garcia]

Life is Beautiful with Roberto Benigni caught me as well.

Benigni bugs me for some reason and as such, I didn't find that movie moving as most seemed to.

 

[rnatalli]

Benigni bugs me for some reason and as such, I didn't find that movie moving as most seemed to.

As I speak Italian, I found the English version a bit dry. I actually like his earlier movies like Johnny Stecchino and Il Mostro. They're both quite comical. It isn't for everyone though.

 

[Pyrrho]

Hey when it comes to picking up women, nothing is phased out. Have to have every tool in the arsenal ready to go at all times

Disclaimer: To any women who may be reading this thread, When I speak of "picking up women", it is a statement made by a man who seeks nothing but to be enriched by spending those few fleeting moments in your company.

Cheers all
Michael

I don't think your disclaimer will help. You'd better just change your name and deny all knowledge of Audioholics if you meet a woman who frequents this site.

 

[crashkelly]

I don't think your disclaimer will help. You'd better just change your name and deny all knowledge of Audioholics if you meet a woman who frequents this site.

Yeah, your probably right.

Beyond changing my name and devowing any knowledge of the site, I will replace my HT setup with a sweet Bose system. That way, there is no way she, any girl I might meet who frequents this site, would ever think it was me

Cheers
Michael

 

[jostenmeat]

The last movie I remember that made me cry was Antwone Fisher, at the end. Really powerful.

 

[jake5717]

Like a baby

Right off the top of my head there are 2 movies that I remember crying like a baby and they are Big Fish and The Notebook.

 

[unreal.freak]

Just wanted to know if some of you could put your manly egoes aside and tell me if it happens that a movie makes you cry. Not necessarily like a baby but a tear or 2 lol. Titles?

Then you chugg un beer of course!

I dont remember crying during any of the following, but they certianly made a huge lump in my throat.

1) Brians Song
2) 8 Seconds
3) Rudy
4) I Am Legend (when he kills his dog)




Peace,
Tommy

 

[brulaha]

Field of Dreams...

 

[speakerman39]

Right off the top of my head there are 2 movies that I remember crying like a baby and they are Big Fish and The Notebook.

Hey Jake how is it going? Been a while since we last spoke. Hope all is well my friend.

Cheers,

Phil