The only films that have made me cry are Conan the Barbarian and Rambo: First Blood.
Seriously.
[quote]swordthrower wrote:
This might sound ridiculous, but the one that always gets me is the end of Forrest Gump when he puts his son on the school bus for his first time day of school. I don’t know what it is, but I usually get teared during those sappy father-son moments in movies. I’m really close with my dad, and so I think it just reminds me that I’ll have to say goodbye to him someday…
Oh shit, there i go again! I’m really a tough guy, I swear.[/quote]
Yeah. Forrest Gump always does it to me too. I get it when he’s talking to Jenny at her grave, about life and how he misses her. But I’m tough, too.
Casino Royale, the chair torture scene.
Okay…I’m watching Dances With Wolves and we’re only 10 minutes in and I’m bawling…the scene where Costner races across the enemy lines daring them to shoot him because he’d rather die than lose his leg…and the rest of the troops charge and kill the rebels…and Costner holds his arms out in a Jesus pose…okay…here comes the Costner monologue…kinda gay…but watch it without tears and you’re gay.
They just killed the mule skinner and I cried some more when he begged the bad indians not to kill his mules as their burying arrows in his chest…
It’s 12:21 amd I’m tpo tired to sta up any longer and tell you homoes when I cried soe more…
The green mile.
… Lion King and the Land before time.
Wind in His Hair just introduced himself to Costner…I wonder it his is on on demand…Stands With a Fist is crying because her hubby just came back dead…I never seen the extended version…guesing more tears than wide screen…so tired…not much wine left to finish…then…redtube…carmen luvana…then…sleep…
[quote]blazindave wrote:
The green mile.
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The gay mile…what’s in the water that you’re running from it grasshopper?
dont know if its been mentioned but shawshank redemption for me. both the part when morgan freeman goes, “i guess i just miss my friend” destroys my life and at the end when they get up to eachother and just hug.
Costner just dragged Stands With A Fist back to the Indian Camp after she tried to kill herself…none of them knew what to do…Wind in His Hair came forward and dragged her half-dead body away from Costner…you could see Wind In His Hair wasn’t going to back down from Costner and Costner wasn’t going to back down from Wind in His Hair…but you could see Wind in His Hair feared Costner…I cried a little…
The Pawnee just killed Stands With A Fist’s father and Uncle…I didn’t cry as I actully thought her kin were a couple of dumb fucks for not trying to make nice with the Pawnee…it was a big fucking prairie…why play hard ball when you’re outnumbered 8 to 2 …
Wind in His Hair and Kicking Bird just gave Costner a Buffalo Hide…man…I wish someone would give me a buffalo hide…I would totally lay She Say and October Girl out on the hide and have my way with them by the fire the next time October Girl comes to visit.
No tears…slight pre-cum…
Now I’m in tears remembering the girl I was dating when this movie first came out…I took her to the big sceen theater in DC…The Upton…she really enjoyed me slamming my cock into her cooch while I diddled her clit with my right hand and fingered her asshole with my left hand…she was great…but too artsy…oh well…live and learn…
Jesus Christ, somebody tell this guy he’s funny before he drinks himself to death.
[quote]danmaftei wrote:
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And… Lord of the Rings, the Return of the King, when EVERYONE bows down to those damn little Hobbits. I’ve watched the movie twice and it gets me teary-eyed every time.[/quote]
Fuck, yeah.
I have to admit, I was teary-eyed at the end of August Rush, even though it was a very happy ending.
Recent movies:
World Trade Center - I know the 2 cops end up surviving but it was a rough movie and brought back a lot of memories. My wife and I resolved after this no more movies like this on our dates, it was too depressing and kind of ruined the mood for the night.
P.S. I Love You - At least I admitted to watching it. It hit close to home since my wife is sick.
They say the only thing that can make a man cry is either sports, brotherhood and father son relationships. I only remember one movie i actually cried, been close many times. It was a norwegian one about a boxer and his dad\coach. Made me cry a few tears.
All the of the previously mentioned are great, but I thought that the Pursuit of Happyness was one for me. To see how he struggled and persisted, to finally make it at the end. Just got me choked up.