Movies that Make Men Cry

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Real men cry in very sad things but many guys prefer not to cry in front of another people because are afraid to be labered as wimps. This society dont let guys to really express their feelings.
 

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Real men cry in very sad things but many guys prefer not to cry in front of another people because are afraid to be labered as wimps. This society dont let guys to really express their feelings.

you're totally right. i can't even get emotional because of how i'd loook..
 

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As far as being depressing goes, movies got NOTHIN' on real life. If I cried at movies, I'd probably cry every day for one reason or another.
 

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when i was fourteen i started to cry so badly watching television. My mum came and asked, whats wrong why am i crying so badly? it was because Fallon died in Dynasty. That was pretty funny.... ´My mum said i´m really crazy....
 
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eternal sunshine of the spotless mind...
Perhaps the most important relationship movie, ever, for its total honesty. The final scene between Winslet and Carey.... just blows me away, because its the very thing that so few people who fall in love ever come to understand.


The Lion in Winter- spectacular writing - very mature film about the incredibly complex feelings between Hepburn and O'Toole's characters... who love each other, hate each other, admire and loathe each other, all at the same time...

There is a scene where, after a particularly dreadful fight, Hepburn asks O'toole how, from where they began, had they come to this... and he responds... step by step.... There is not one word in the script that is not hammered gold... not one performance that is not stellar...

I am often moved to tears by the simple perfection that human beings can attain in artistic expression....

At conveying so eloquently something so hard to explain, and yet so universally understood.
 

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Field of Dreams

-I tear up at the end when the father & son play throw a baseball

Man, I'm just thinking about that scene and I'm tearing up. My dad was a ball player, but ended up going into the service to pay for college instead of going into the minors. That whole thing about the choices we make ... and seeing people at different points in their lives ... fuck, it gets me every time.
 
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"Brokeback Mountain" (death scene)
"The Elephant Man" (death scene)
"Million Dollar Baby" (death scene)
"Armageddon" (death scene)
"Saving Private Ryan" (3 damned scenes!)
"Sophie's Choice" (ending)
"1-800" (music video by Logic)
"Sharknado" (all of it)


The beginning of "Up" almost got Fuzzy...almost.
 
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I saw "A Dogs Purpose" the other day. Water sprang from my eyes a bit.
 

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Never cried at a movie.

There is a book that chokes me up to the point that I can't read it. To the point that I've only read it once. And yet I can't part with it.
 

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Already mentioned
Sophie's Choice-the choice & ending
It's a Wonderful Life-druggist hitting George's ear & ending
Brian's Song-death scene/coach speaking
Terms of Endearment-Shirley hanging up phone saying our little girl's in trouble
Brokeback Mountain-shirt
NYPD Blue-Bobby dying
Not mentioned that I don't think I saw on this thread:
Lars& the Real Girl-flowers on the porch
'Night Mother-Anne Bancroft telling her daughter she didn't know she hurt so much re: suicide
 

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I agree with that one. Although, Band Of Brothers had several moments that got to me.
And any documentary about W.W.I or W.W. II usually get me bawling
like a baby.
Agree with " Band of Brothers " , strangely , i found the German General's last address to his men , particularly moving .
 

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Tearing up , seems to be more prevalent for me as i get older . Perhaps i'm growing up .The 'gold ring scene in Schindler's List " had my tear ducts working overtime , as did much of " We Were Soldiers " . Anything to do with Soldiers , can get me , as do human tragedies , but then , i sometimes tear up at happy endings , things like animals being brought back to health, examples of unexpected kindness etc . I am reasonably " ok" with these displays of emotion , though not 100% comfortable . Strange actually , because , call me a " faggot " , or treat me poorly , i will happily change the shape of your face to your detriment .
 
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So was it Pamela Sue Martin (the original hot Fallon) or Emma Samms (the replacement Fallon) that died and made you cry?


when i was fourteen i started to cry so badly watching television. My mum came and asked, whats wrong why am i crying so badly? it was because Fallon died in Dynasty. That was pretty funny.... ´My mum said i´m really crazy....
 

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"Brian's Song" was the first movie I remember growing up that mad me cry almost uncontrollably.

Another big cry happened when I watched "Hachi...a Dog's Tale". Good movie, but I cannot bear to watch it again.

And just recently, and I dedicated a post in this section to it..."Love, Simon". This movie, though a romantic teen gay light comedy, really hit me hard. The way that good-looking Nick Robertson played this character, just reminded myself of me at that age. And the story, as it plays out, just makes me wonder about what could have been for me if I could have been the real person I was meant to be while in high school. But being in high school in small town Indiana in the late 70s, I didn't think that was an option. Now I ache for what I allowed myself to miss, and watching this movie, especially the climax at the end, makes me cry every time.
 
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