'Embarrassing movies' you've cried during

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

It's not an embarrassing film because The Lion King was awesome but Mufasa's death was heartbreaking as a child.

I read some bullshit a few months back that a boxing film from the late 70's (Not Rocky) was scientifically the saddest movie ever, anyone watch it?

 

[Big Pete]

Dragonball Evolution was the best comedy of 2009 - laughed so hard during it. I don't understand why hardcore fans get so upset after watching it. What did you expect? The movie was always going to be bad.

Not necessarily movies (or tv shows) I've cried in but very emotional scenes.

Land Before Time - Littlefoot's mum dying and his initial denial.
Six Feet Under - The closing montage. This show had the ultimate closure.
Up - Opening Montage and the Scrap Book
Requiem For A Dream - What becomes of Sara Goldfarb. Disturbing really.

Among others.

 

[Parra Pride]

Dragonball Evolution was the best comedy of 2009 - laughed so hard during it. I don't understand why hardcore fans get so upset after watching it. What did you expect? The movie was always going to be bad.

Oh, I don't know, maybe actually following the story instead of butchering it so bad the only reason it's recognisable as Dragonball is because of the characters, and even they are done all wrong, as pointed out above, a fairly major character is completely missing, and the characters that are there have their backstories completely rewritten, it's a disgrace of a film.

 

[Big Pete]

It was obvious from the trailers that they'd butchered it though. With that in mind, why would you bother seeing something that you know is going to suck? Masochism?

 

[Parra Pride]

I watched it purely because I'm a massive fan of the original anime series, yes I knew it was going to be bad, I just didn't think it would be as bad as it was.

 

[AlwaysGreen]

The end of Toy Story 3 does it for me.

 

[Cliffhanger]

I watched it purely because I'm a massive fan of the original anime series, yes I knew it was going to be bad, I just didn't think it would be as bad as it was.

I stopped enjoying the series because I always hated Gohan and couldn't hack him saving the day when he defeated Cell. I hate that Gohan's supposed to be stronger than Goku.

 

[Bulldog Force]

This scene is one of the most touching things I've ever watched in my life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQnJ3sifNQQ

 

[Knightmare]

'Home Alone 2' where Kevin's mum finds him at the big Christmas tree and they embrace. As they are hugging, Kevin's mum looks like my mum, and from behind Kevin looks like me when I was that age.

Another time I got stoned with my mates and we put on 'The Lion King' and within 10 minutes I had tears coming out of my eyes, saying "This is such an amazing movie!" I was blown away by how poignant and adult the movie is, even before Mufasa dies you have the whole father-son thing going on and Simba is a starry eyed cub with the world promised to him, he can't wait to be king and life is this gleefully innocent journey to him, completely unaware that his father is going to be murdered and he is going to spend years believing the lie that it was all his fault.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

The scene with Simba trying to wake up Mufasa was the saddest part for me.

John Coffey's speech towards the end of The Green Mile and his last meal as well.

 

[Thomas]

The end of Toy Story 3 does it for me.

Yeah. Me too. Well, I wasn't crying. There was a lot of dust in the air and my eyes are very sensitive.

Also, there must have been a lot of dust in the air when I watched Good Will Hunting and the scene where the psychologist is telling Will it wasn't his fault. It was either dust or my crippling depression.

 

[Red Bear]

Requiem For A Dream - What becomes of Sara Goldfarb. Disturbing really.

Among others.

The last twenty minutes of that movie was a pretty big 'holy shit' type moment. Heard it described as the sort of movie you run yourself a warm bath afterwards but didnt think it was too bad then yeah, that last 20 minutes was intense

Yeah. Me too. Well, I wasn't crying. There was a lot of dust in the air and my eyes are very sensitive.

Yes, must've been at the same dusty cinema

 

[Apey]

haha I usually fight the waterworks when I suspect a possible occurrence, saddest ones for me have already been said;

Mufasa in Lion King dying & end of Toy Story 3

This scene is one of the most touching things I've ever watched in my life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQnJ3sifNQQ

lol why am I not surprised..

 

[woodyk2]

Storm boy when mr percival the pelican died.

 

[DB]

Not from a movie....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRSptCfn5WY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zzfdlxjx4Y

plus this was said earlier

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjNw75bJyuM

 

[Ausguy]

When Maverick takes Goose' belonging back to his widow (Meg Ryan)... its the damn music that gets me!!

This may help those who dont remember...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXgiwnYxleQ

 

[Big Pete]

I stopped enjoying the series because I always hated Gohan and couldn't hack him saving the day when he defeated Cell. I hate that Gohan's supposed to be stronger than Goku.

That was the whole point of Z - for Gohan to surpass his father. Not that I blame you, even by the show's standards Gohan was a terribly defined character without any discernible traits of his own other than 'he has potential'.

I was always a bigger fan of the original series than Z.

 

[Frederick]

I am Sam...Sean penn going full genius did it to me

 

[HowHigh]

Charlotte's Web when the spider dies....when I was 6

 

[umina panther]

Never cried in a movie. Cried like a baby reading book 7 in Stephen King's Dark Tower series