Sbradley

...how many of us are prepared to admit to crying at a movie?

Or perhaps a particular record that gives you a lump in the throat?

I'll admit to both of 'em.

Anyone else?

SB

Jer

yip, the champ but I was 9.

PG

both

mj

no music springs to mind, but I "got something in my eye" when I watched The Iron Giant.

Milamber

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Did both to "Electric Dreams"

Sith

Iron Giant and the Green Mile.

CooperS

Green mile seconded

Freak

yes
and not naming them

David_Dickson

Quite a few Disney films get to me actually.

nyscooby

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Rambo, first blood, now that was a sad movie. Could bring any grown man to tears.

And i cried at Titanic, at the end, when that old chick threw away a perfectly good diamond!

Iwan

The bit at the end of Home Alone where Kevins mum turns up.

mj

Watership Down made me cry the most when I was a nipper. Never been the same since

TopBanana

ET when I was a kid!

Petem95

The one that used to get me was "The Sword in the Stone" (Disney one) - theres a bit where the boy is turned into a squirrel then he meets a girl squirrel in some trees, and they play for a bit - but then he turns back into a boy and the girl squirrel gets all upset and doesnt understand whats going on. Doesnt sound too drastic now, but when I was a kid it was upsetting!

Jerome

The Italian Job.

Bad enough I had to watch two E-Types being destroyed, but nooo, not the Aston...

farmer1

Cried during top gun

TheVoices

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Cheer up ! Rumour has it that if you watch frame by frame,after the blades go through the soft top the Aston is substituted for a Lancia of some sort before being shoved off the cliff. Apparantly the steering wheel is on the wrong side as it goes over.

Rags

Got to say never ever been even remotely close to crying at a film as an adult.......... until I saw " A knights tale" at the flicks.

The bit where he's reunited with his blind dad made me well up.

Seen the film a few times now, and it still gets me everytime


Rags

farmer1

On a serious note "If I could turn back the hands of time" brings back some memories which cause me to well up.

MJW

Fahrenheit 9/11 when it showed the documentary footage of a 2-year old kid with a massive shrapnel wound to his arm, and when they were slinging the corpses on the back of the pickup truck.

MonkeyJismTea

Films:
Electric Dreams and Pay It Forward

Song:
Runaway Train by Soul Asylum and Amazing Grace especially the Leanne Rimes version but purely for the memories that they bring back.

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STi wanna Subaru

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Never cried at a film. When Goose dies in Top Gun it chokes me up though

Cried listening to 'you are my sunshine' when I had to find it for my Aunties funeral last year.