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Movies/TV moments that made you cry

jupotatoes

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    "-Why did you have him? You knew he would have the same disease as you.
    -I just wanted to hold a little baby."
    Dancer in the Dark is my porn.
     

    Hairspray Queen

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    I cried when I saw The Cleveland Show, I can't believe they replaced KOTH for that bull****.
     

    Broadway

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    Futurama made me cry a couple of times. Namely the episodes Luck of the Fryish and Jurassic Bark.

    Although they are anime I can not leave them out, One Piece and Fullmetal Alchemist have also made me cry. One Piece a whole lot.

    Yes to all this (except FMA because I haven't seen much yet). Though I find Jurassic Bark just plain depressing and horrible. Luck of the Fryish I love and will always watch to the end when I see it on because it's happy tears, haha.

    Also the one where Leela gets stung by those giant bees and spend most of the episode hallucinating, then at the end you see Fry has been next to her hospital bed the whole time...

    In One Piece, Nami's backstory, Robin's backstory and Brook's backstory do it to me. The Luffy/Usopp Water 7 ordeal did it too.

    Edit: And the burning of Going Merry killed me. I forgot about it until I read it in here, I think I repressed it because it hurt so much.

    On Farscape, when Zhaan dies, and when Talyn-John dies. And then when Talyn and Crais die. (That show is angst central.)

    Does reality/documentary TV count? Because almost anything about adoption is liable to bring on happy tears too. I'm not sure why, since I'm not adopted, or anything.

    Also, to my eternal shame, I got teary at the end of High School Musical 3. (Shut up! LOL.)
     
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    There are a lot of movies that will do that to me, even when I try not to.

    The most recent movie that made me do that *coughyesterdaycough* was The Fox and the Hound, when the widow who was taking care of Tod(the fox), didn't think it was safe for him anymore, and drives her to the forest, where hunting is prohibited. It was the part when she dropped him off there, and drove away.
     

    Kazukii

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    When I watched Marley & Me, it was a film that you watch the puppy, Marley grow all through it's life. Then you see him in his old age, and one day he's in hospital getting surgery and he passes away.. It pushed me over the edge and I burst into tears :(
     
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    When I watched Marley & Me, it was a film that you watch the puppy, Marley grow all through it's life. Then you see him in his old age, and one day he's in hospital getting surgery and he passes away.. It pushed me over the edge and I burst into tears :(

    GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD. I couldn't drive home from the movies because I was crying so hard.
     

    Kazukii

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    GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD. I couldn't drive home from the movies because I was crying so hard.

    You're talking about Marley & Me, yesh? Good film all the same. Just powerful although you wouldn't expect it to be.
     

    Polizard

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    Movies dont make me cry i dont know why they just dont i get sad and close to crying but i never actually do im a bit weird
     

    SBaby

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    I've never really cried over movies. But I did come close twice from what I recall.

    Once was at the end of Turner & Hooch. I'm pretty sure you can figure out why.

    The other was in the 1986 Transformers movie when Optimus died. Gimme a break. I was 7 when I saw it for the first time.
     
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    Uhhh.....well, i never cry, but i come close:
    Titanic (why didn't he die earlier? And why did the silly cow jump out off her lifeboat?)
    Forrest Gump
    Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (That transformer made out of the Blackbird Spy Plane was so awesome, but he died!)

    Oceans Eleven (coz my dad had switched it off 20mins before the recording finished, so i still don't know what happened)
     

    ArcanineOod

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    Um... Everything. Everything even slightly emotional makes me blub.

    Let's see...
    I guess the movie moments that pop into my head are the death of Qui-Gon and Anakin's mother in Star Wars ;_;

    How could I forget Narnia? Oh, my... When Lucy finds Tumnus as a statue in the White Witch's garden and bursts into tears in LWW... Goodness, I cried. I cried in the book, too. LWW has so many moving scenes. I couldn't name them all off the top of my head, but... Wow. Such emotion.
    Prince Caspian, too, has its emotional moments. Like when the Pevensie children realise all their old friends are long gone... Lucy's line there... ;_;
    Later on, too, when Lucy is saying goodbye to Trumpkin... Oh, so emotional! ;_;


    Don't get me started on TV, either.
    Doctor Who. Oh, Doctor Who. Tell me I wasn't the only one who bawled their eyes out when Rose and the Doctor had their final conversation on that beach in Norway...
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    Oh my, what a lot of tears! XD
    There are more times than that, of course, but those are the ones that stick out. Some were rather spoilerific, so I had to cover them up for the benefit of those of us who want to watch Doctor Who but don't want to have the ends spoiled...

    Sorry for the huge post! XD
    xX
     
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    Everything even slightly emotional makes me blub.
    xD I'm exactly the same way. I've never watched Doctor Who, but Lost gets me a lot. And I don't watch Oprah because she always makes me cry. The other day I tried to watch Fox and the Hound, couldn't finish it. I'd say the hardest I've ever cried in a movie was during Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron. And Bicentennial Man. And Babel, and L'enfant, Solaris, The Elephant Man...like, it's hard for me to think of what I haven't cried in. Happy moments make me cry, sad moments make me cry, intense moments make me cry...I'm just a big poon.
     

    Aladdin

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    Every time I watch a Disney movie.

    Saw Treasure Planet the other day, and my whole pillow was wet at the end.
     

    Sweet Visions

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    Nothing really makes me cry, except once I cried at the episode of Futurama where Fry finds his dog and thought the dog forgot about him. I'm a sucker for animals.
     
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    All the prime climax points in Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, etc, etc....War films get my emotions flowing.
    And I totally forgot how tear-jerking Futurama was before reading this thread. It caught me by surprise is all I have to say. I'm usually not a fan of animals, but Fry's dog episode (especially how it ends) got me keeping a stiff-upper lip ;~;
     
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    Hello!
    When Titanic ship is sinking in sea in Titanic movie, then I cried. When Jack dowson was sinking, then I also cried.This moment is so sad.
     
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