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"Has a film ever made you cry?"

Ok me first.... pay it forward. When the kid gets stabbed at the end. The green mile. When the black guy (forget his name) is put on the chair and they all know that he's innocent but they have to kill him.

or†ega wrote:

Short circuit 2 when i was about 10.

I really thought they had killed him :(
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Haha! I remember that aswell; it did make me feel like ending my own life at that time (I got REALLY emoitonally involved). It all changed later in the film though =D

I've never cried, but Gladiator makes me a little sad at the end, love that film.

Short Circuit 2 as well.

He was just so lovable!

I've got a feeling Stand By Me did when i was about 14, this subject has been bothering me all day because i couldn't believe i hadn't at anything, may have done watching Edward Scissorhands as well although i'm far from certain, i think some film where a dog gets killed i'm a sucker for animals dying.

Yeah, me neither.

Though I have been close-ish - at the end of About Schmidt and Gladiator and maybe some others.

Haven't cried in years (not saying that to get macho kudos or anything).

No.

It's A Wonderful Life and Edward Scissorhands. I'm such a wuss.

Short circuit 2 when i was about 10.

I really thought they had killed him :(

Grëén ƒérð¢it¥ wrote:
> Ok me first.... pay it forward. When the kid gets stabbed at the end.
> The green mile. When the black guy (forget his name) is put on the
> chair and they all know that he's innocent but they have to kill him.

Heh, both those movies have music by Thomas Newman. Sorry.. useless bit of info there.. ;)

Pay It Forward for me too. I shoved the music up louder to make the tears flow more.
Titanic. Mmhm, but they were forced.
Something's Gotta Give - Tears of laughter.
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
The Lion King
Homeward Bound 2

That film is just so touching.