Has a movie ever made you cry?

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I used to cry a lot as a kid (especially at all those sad-dog-films), but as I've grown up, it just kind of seemed to stop. of course it still happens (because I'm human), but I think that I've reached a "normal" tears-to-life ratio.

But, my friends and I recently went to see Grave of the Fireflies at our local theatre's "Ghibli-fest." (don't worry, no spoilers, because I think everyone should go see it). And oh boy, it is emotional. It's funny, because I didn't actually cry during the movie. But, multiple times throughout I felt tears coming on. Especially within the first 5 minutes for some reason? I don't know, the mood-visuals-and soundtrack were just so good.

But, when I got home that day, about an hour later, it just started to come out. I didn't even feel that sad. It just felt kind of good.
 
One particular movie made me cry. It's called 'About Time' where the males from the protagonists family are able to travel back in time. But some things can't be changed and it really brought a tear to my eye. Overall, it's a very soft and cute movie but it got to me! I recommend it to everyone ^^
 
I cried all the time when I was little. Nowadays however something has to really effect me personally to get me to cry. (Which they do...often)
 
I cried when we watched the animated movie "Coco". It had a lot of laughs & a great story but there were also a few sad parts as well. If you haven't seen it I recommend it... just have tissues handy.

I also cry at the end of JAWS... I cry for the shark.
 
My theater just had a Ghibli-fest as well! I sobbed in Grave of the Fireflies.

I tend to watch things with the intent of making me cry. I cry a lot. Room, Colonia, The Perks -- I cry all the time, movies included.
 
I know I've had the tears build up during loads of films but I've never shed a tear during one. I honestly can't think of any of the tear enducing movies too...

I know that the game "to the moon" made me actually cry when I played it earlier this year :(
 
I think once or twice? I forget the movie(s).
 
I always cry at the happy ending of the movie Dinosuars. I also cried one time while watching the old version of the live action movie The Jungle Book. I'll show you pictures in case you don't know which movies I'm talking about.

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I was four. The movie was The Land Before Time. Two words: Littlefoot's mom. I was so scarred I didn't even feel it when Mufasa died in The Lion King.
 
yes, movies have made me cry.

i can relate to crying a lot when i was younger and not really crying much now. i used to easily cry at movies and shows and now even when it's sad, it's harder to get me to tear up. a lot of the time i'll feel moved, but i won't cry.
 
when i was younger i didn't seem to cry as much because of movies and what not, then again i probably didn't watch too much television cause i usually had other stuff going on. but now i'm a tearful mess when there's the slightest sad ( including happy-sad ) thing in a movie, or even an anime or tv show lmao. otherwise it takes a lot for me to break down and cry.
 
The Pursuit of Happiness, a story about the homeless in the US and how many of them there are. That?s the only movie that will ever make me cry because it?s based on a true story.

If an animal or someone dies in a movie or TV show nowadays, I usually just laugh (yes, I know I?m crazy). : ? )
 
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Lilo and Stitch made me cry
Avengers Infinity war made me cry alloot
That's a couple I can remember
 
I've cried over movies before. A couple of Disney movies have scenes that make me teary - Bambi and Dumbo come to mind.

Love Affair always makes me sniffle at the end. It's cheesy, but what can I say? I cry over The Notebook and I did get a little emotional at the end of The Truman Show the first time I saw it.
 
I was four. The movie was The Land Before Time. Two words: Littlefoot's mom. I was so scarred I didn't even feel it when Mufasa died in The Lion King.

Same here, I balled my eyes out at Littlefoot's mum dying in fact I'm near tears thinking about it. I actually googled 90s movies while ago and stupidly watched that part on YouTube and of course cried my eyes out.

I also cried at Mufasa's death and still won't watch it now.

Hatchi a dogs tail also had me in tears, the second time I watched it I was crying from the beginning and haven't watched it since.
 
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