Have you ever cried during a movie?

Of course ive cried a couple times during movies.

Once during the ending of toy story 3 when Andy gives away the toys to that little girl.

Another time when I (And a majority of everyone else here) cried during mufasas death in lion king. Childhood right there.

but the most heart wrenching thing ive ever seen as a kid was the Death of Optimus prime in the 1986 transformers movie. He was one of the biggest icons of my childhood, and seeing him pass away felt like a close relative or friend passing away. really depressing stuff, but you guys might think im such a nerd for weeping at a giant metal robot. But to me seeing the Death of Optimus prime is like seeing that part in Bambi where bambi's mother gets shot for others.

 

I never shed a tear when it comes to movies. I mean I feel sad sometimes but yea.
now if it came to a movie about 9/11 or a real life event thats a completely different story
oh and
does it count if i cried when usa lost against belgium on the world cup?
EDIT: ok i admit i shed a couple of tears on titanic. I kinda almost did on big hero 6 but i mean i was with my friends so i wasn't gonna risk it xD

 

• When Rue died in the Hunger Games
• When Prim almost died to save her cat
• In the "Princess and the Frog" when Ray died
• In "The Call" when the girl died in the beginning
• Many times while watching "Selma"

I've probably cried more than this but this is what I can re-call off the top of my head.

 

I remembered another time I cried during a movie, actually: the scene in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves where the dwarves and the forest creatures weep over her "dead" body. That is my personal saddest Disney moment.

 

I never used to cry at movies until this one really strange movie...

It was called mary and max and it was about a little girl who wanted to know how babies were made...

IT MIGHT STILL BE ON NETFLIX SO GO WATCH IT

XDDD

 

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat. Why would someone make a movie on this topic? Well in this situation if I were the mom I would simply say: "Netflix and Chill". Boom. Childhood talk done.

 

It wasn't about the baby making thing.

It was actually a decent as well as depressing movie, with a well thought out story and realistic characters.
It was also a claymation movie, but yes there are plenty of weird parts to it as well (even within the first 5 minutes... but don't forget its claymation)

I'll copy and paste a synopsis.

[In the mid-1970's, a homely, friendless Australian girl of 8 picks a name out of a Manhattan phone book and writes to him; she includes a chocolate bar. She's Mary Dinkle, the only child of an alcoholic mother and a distracted father. He's Max Horowitz, an overweight man with Asperger's, living alone in New York. He writes back, with chocolate. Thus begins a 20-year correspondence, interrupted by a stay in an asylum and a few misunderstandings. Mary falls in love with a neighbor, saves money to have a birthmark removed and deals with loss. Max has a friendship with a neighbor, tries to control his weight, and finally gets the dream job. Will the two ever meet face to face?]

 

Netflix n Chill. Too lazy to read

 

When I was watching the movie Marley and Me,

Spoiler: SPOILER ALERT!

When the dog died at the end, as soon as the movie ended, I rushed to my dog, hugged it and cried like an idiot. My parents were just laughing and my mum thought it was not a big deal but trust me, I love animals. Yesterday I even cried when someone stomped on a caterpillar. Yeeeaaah... I hate being sensitive ;-;

 

Same. Great movie

 

I have a problem....No matter how much I try I can't cry in a movie prob coz I don't watch many movies lol

 

lol I personally thought Marley and Me was one of the most boring movie's I've ever seen...

maybe because I read the book in school that I knew what was gonna happen but yeah xd