Do books or movies ever make you cry?

[Uecil]

Spoiler:

When Tonks and Lupin and Fred [NOOOO!!!] die at the end of Harry Potter Seven and when Harry's reuinted with his family

Gets me every time. :(

Dear Mr. President by Pink is a song that makes me cry
The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen made me quite sad but I can't remember crying or not.

I agree that song is so sad, but she speaks the truth :( and When I read that part and my mum told me a bout Tonks and one of the weasleys dieing that got to me abit.

I cried at the end of Mice and Men when George shot Lennie in the head with a gun both when i read the book and watched the film.

 

[Jesh]

How to Save a Life by The Fray has made me cry... a lot. Boooks... not really. Plently of movies. :|

 

[Saltare.]

I Am Legend always makes me cry when the dog dies :'(

This song my friend showed me called "Bring Him Home Santa" makes me cry...

 

[reyzn]

I bawled my eyes out in Marley & Me.. which I found strange because I don't even have a pet..
Other than that, novels don't really make me tear up.

 

[Stewie]

I'm a very emotional person. I cried reading and watching Marley & Me. I cried during King Kong and a couple of others I can't remember. ^^;

 

[Daeva Okami-Luca]

At some point, in every movie/book/T.V. show, I cry. I just have a tendency for empathy, and I put myself in their place..

It sucks sometimes. People look at me like I'm crazy when I cry during Pokemon movies. I cried in Mewtwo Strikes Back, The Power of One, and The Rise of Darkrai.

The Secret Life of Bees makes me bawl my eyes out when

Spoiler:

Miss May commits suicide...

 

[Gary the Magic Fairy]

No, movies do not make me cry, nor do books. Movies because they are too short for me to get emotionally involved in their characters, and books because... I'm not that into books.

TV shows, on the other hand... there have been moments I came really close to crying. You get more emotionally involved in them. You see them week after week, sometimes for years, then when something tragic happens, you feel bad for them.

The most recent I can think of came in the series finale of Dollhouse, when Echo/Caroline started flipping out, after a certain someone's death finally sunk in. That was heartbreaking, and I didn't even care much for those characters for most of the series.

 

[Aureol]

Movies, books and TV shows never make me cry. It's not that I'm heartless or anything: crying isn't just a normal way for me to express myself. Rather, I get depressed for a while, multiple days even if it was especially hard.

Any good, not-completely-comedy show that ends will leave me depressed, because it's time to say goodbye to those characters. Some character deaths and especially cruel romantic moments get me down. Although, I did cry when I was younger reading Bridge to Terebithia, when

Spoiler:

the litte girl dies.

 

[Captain Hobo.]

Yes, mostly when somebody in the movie/book who I like gets hurts or dies.

 

[Erica]

Im so sensitive I cry at just about any movie or book, mostly dramas tho :)

 

[Yuoaman]

Occasionally for movies, though mostly for books...

The worst was during the Serpentwar Saga when Duke James and Gamina die in the sewers of Krondor as they destroy the city, and the invaders. ;(

The whole time I was reading it I was thinking: "THAT CAN'T HAPPEN! HE'S JIMMY THE HAND!"

 

[Throat]

Not really, maybe have my eyes tearfilled?

 

[bendrawslife]

I'm not really one to cry, but I totally teared up at the end of the Dark Tower series. So good, but so emotional.

 

[Zebeedoo]

I cry at Titanic. All the time without fail. I also cry at the first Poke'mon movie. xD As for books, no. I don't read enough to cry at that.

 

[TundraCanine]

I think the only book that has made me cry was Where the Red Fern Grows. I've read it once a year for about 6 years, and I still get choked up.

 

[Fire-Red]

Books make me cry more the movies, books scare me more to. Guess they get into yout hear more.

 

[Belinda]

I think the only book that has made me cry was Where the Red Fern Grows. I've read it once a year for about 6 years, and I still get choked up.

The book and movie always make me cry and I watch the movie anyways multiple times. Some other movies that made me cry were Titanic like a few others here say and I just can't think of anything else at the moment will edit later.

 

[.hack]

When I was ten I watched watership down D,: Oh and around the same time at Free willy D,:

 

[XtinaIsMeLuvinWWE]

The Lion King: every time Mufasa dies. It just can't be helped.

 

[Kon~]

Pan's Labyrinth had me bawling like a baby:

Spoiler:

The whole film is very confusing, and the plot would be best Wiki'd, so I'm just going to explain the bit that made be cry.

Ofelia is told by the Fawn that the portal back to the Underworld can only be opened by the blood of an innocent, and asks to take a pinprick from her new baby brother. Ofelia refuses, and the Fawn angrily tells her that then, she will never get home. Ofelia's stepfather, Vidal, enters the labyrinth and because he is unable to see the Fawn, he sees Ofelia talking to herself. Because he hates her, he snatched the baby brother and shoots Ofelia in the stomach. While she lays there bleeding, Mercedes, the maid, and the rest of the rebels, enter the labyrinth. They kill Vidal and take the baby.

While Ofelia bleeds, her blood drips down onto the alter at the centre of the labyrinth. She enters a sort of dream in which she is restored to Princess Moanna and reunited with the parents, the King and Queen. The Fawn appears and tells her that because she gave her own life rather than the blood of an innocent, she was returned to the Underworld. Back in the real world, Mercedes cradles Ofelia's body and hums the lullaby to her as she dies, yet Moanna lives on in the Golden Kingdom.

At the end, the fig tree, the restoration of which was the first of Ofelia's tasks, is shown with a single bloom.

It's a beautiful, terrible, terrifying, liberating film that I strongly urge all of you to watch.