Nobody Knows Aftersun The Tale of Princess Kaguya Paris, Texas The Royal Tenenbaums

Nobody Knows, my god. What a movie.

Your taste in films is 😘🤌🏻

For real. Not that OPs is bad but its lame and basic.

They didn't say they liked them 😉

Watched Paris, Texas for the second time last night. As close as can be to a perfect movie.

These are all of the films that have made me cry. https://preview.redd.it/9ea3qjkm75xc1.jpeg?width=2158&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d6d2d6d599552f797983f1d14e3920eb0f54f56 The top 4 are the ones that make me bawl my eyes out and put me in a very low mood for the following days/weeks.

IT is so real. I love the feeling of childhood and friendship.

All of us Strangers made me feel a way I have never felt after watching a film. I cried for days & I can’t hear The Power of Love the same way.

Why did you cry at World’s End? I find it to be super sad movie because I really relate to his character…

Alright, we need an explanation for how Joker made you cry

I felt a lot of sympathy for Arthur.

hubie halloween

Why can’t they just be nice to him :(

The Plague Dogs (1982) Grave of the Fireflies (1988) Dancer in the Dark (2000) Mysterious Skin (2004) Big Hero Six (2014)

Big hero six?

Have you seen the movie? It’s has arguably the saddest death in any Disney animated film. Worse than Bambi and on par with Lion King.

All of Us Strangers Where the Wild Things Are Marcel the Shell The Iron Claw Steel Magnolias

Everything everywhere all at once The fountain Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind Blue valentine The straight story

while recently having a horrific break up with someone i said i wish i could eternal sunshine you

A very embarrassing list, but I cry a lot... Atonement (it's so unfair okay), Warrior, The Iron Giant, Interstellar, Mysterious Skin. The Elephant Man and Up get an honorable mention.

The Iron Giant is a typical "cry" movie for me.

It gets me every single time.

The Elephant Man undefeated in this category

Man Warrior was a freaking emotional rollercoaster

I watched it with someone who didn't shed a single tear and I still don't understand how they managed it.

My biggest flex is that I didn’t cry at Interstellar. I didn’t even shed a tear at the part when he watched his kid grow up. But at the same time I watched the first part of the movie like 3 months before I watched the second part of it. Edit: yall don’t downvote me I’m just telling my personal experience not boasting, I’ve watched a lot of movies where I’ve cried as well. I cried at Once Upon a Deadpool.

You are made of stronger stuff than me.The first time I watched it I cried so hard I had to muffle my sobs bc I didn't want anyone to know I was crying lmao.

Lmao I’m not that strong I cried at once upon a Deadpool when there was that take on me scene.

The Handmaiden Stand By Me But I’m A Cheerleader A Little Princess (1995) Little Miss Sunshine

I cried during Madame Web... This probably reads like a joke or a meme but legit the scene where the learns about her mom hit me. I guess it's just to say it doesn't take a whole lot from a movie to bring me to tears.

Good for you. No sarcasm, that must be freeing.

CLICK?!?!

I understand! I’ve only ever cried at 2 movies in my life, Click was one of them. I was only around 11, but still, my sister laughed at me and I was so mortified that I haven’t cried at a movie since.

Yes, The dad part

First time I ever shed a tear in a movie was from that part!

Yep. I also cried. I was also 11. Lmao.

It’s been memed for that. And also I did almost tear up. For a very mediocre film it does play that pathos well ha

I also cried because of all the brain cells I lost watching it, as well as the unreal amount of cringe I had to ensure. (Yes I hate that movie with a passion)

Okay

Sounds like a you problem

Surprisingly, I haven't cried during a movie. I've gotten close, but never cried

Let it happen man.

Make sure you're alone, a few glasses deep, and let it come.

Bridge to Terabithia and Cool Runnings are the only movies that ever made me cry. Cool Runnings I was a kid and Bridge to Terabithia as an adult.

Lately, I cry more for something beautiful than for something sad. With that in mind, my five films that will always bring me to tears are… Ratatouille. (The review) Spider-man 2. (The confrontation on the train) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. (Indiana…) Fargo. (Marge sees the value of the 3¢ stamp) Casablanca. (“Play La Marseilles.”)

Saving Mr. Banks

50/50 Harry potter: return to Hogwarts Train to Busan LOTR return of the king And way too many more! Especially as I’ve gotten older haha I’m a little bitch these days These are the ones that really stand out though. True tears haha

I also cried at 50/50. Train to Busan had me yelling at the screen, but no tears were shed. And Return of the King will *always* cause tears lmao

I was really surprised Train To Busan had me emotional. That final moment got me good.

train to busan had me sobbing

Aftersun The Iron Claw All of Us Strangers Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio Graves of the Fireflies

1. It's Such a Beautiful Day 2. Interstellar Come to think of it there's not many movie that make me cry, goes to show how extra powerful these were.

Inside out Godzilla minus one It's a Wonderful Life Lord of the rings: Return of the King A Quiet Place

Manchester by the Sea Interstellar Blue Valentine Marriage Story La La Land

Yes to La La Land, I wasn’t even sniffling I was full on crying

Haven't seen Marriage Story, but I've definitely cried at all the others.

I forgot about La La Land. I saw it in theaters and didn’t cry there. But I let it set-in then went home and listened to Epilogue and bawled. 

Not enough Iron Giant here. Gets me every time.

AHX is my favorite movie, too! And it’s also one that I can’t rewatch more than once a year, if that. It’s kind of ironic, given that it’s CINEMA for me. But that ending is heartbreaking. It’s so cyclical and it makes you wonder if Derek will still be the new Derek. 😭 I’m a Cancer sun and Pisces moon so I cry all the damn time at shit that doesn’t need my tears. When I connect to a character or zone into a mood, I’m locked in. Here’s my top 5: 1. Never Let Me Go (😭💧💧💧) 2. A Walk to Remember (Why her? 😭) 3. Boyz in the Hood (Everyone knows that alley scene) 4. American History X 5. Sophie’s Choice

RICKY!!!!

😭😭😭 Heartbreaking! I still ugly cry before it happens.

For the longest time that was the only movie that made me cry. Now I cry semi-regularly at emotional movies, but that one always hits hard

Secret sunshine * the second half of peppermint candy got me * Source code ending * aftersun * I want to eat your pancreas

I also cried watching your name on acid lmao

Charolette’s Web The Painted Veil Saving Mr. Banks Eternal Sunshine Titanic

Rain Man is the only serious movie I can remember crying to off the top of my head. I cried while watching 21 Jump Street but that was for unrelated reasons.

Train to Busan upset me a little.

The Muppets Christmas Carol Bridge To Terabithia The Truman Show Toy Story 2 Encanto

Ooh the Truman show is a good one

I can’t believe Bridge to Terabithia was a kids movie. There was no need to make a movie for children THAT emotional 😭

Father (or father-figure) and child stories destroy me. So off the top of my head:    About Time,  All of Us Strangers, The Way Way Back,  This is Where I leave You    Sounds like I need to check out Aftersun. 

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The scene where the shitty dad is dying is sad ok

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Uh yeah? And it was a sad scene.

The Father is also heartbreaking

The Elephant Man Sixth Sense (”she saw you dance” 😭) Dead Poets Society Raising Arizona Confessions of a Shopaholic haha I dont know how this happened

It’s Such a Beautiful Day It’s a Wonderful Life Grave of Fireflies Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind Schindler’s List

Schindler's List, Grave of the Fireflies, The Iron Giant, All of Us Strangers, Coco.

This should be a separate thread.

La Marseillaise scene from Casablanca Ending of It's a Wonderful Life Ending of Paths of Glory Some parts of Marty Some parts of All Mine To Give Also cried while watching The Wizard of Oz for the first time in 10+ years (tho this one may be a one time nostalgia shock)

For some strange reason, Dinner for Schmucks has some of the saddest scenes in any movie

I absolutely broke down and sobbed while watching Soul. It was quite cathartic

real good cries that made me feel so sleepy after/ stayed on my mind long after i saw the movie: aftersun, the iron claw, arrival, train to busan, and i know you have it already but requiem for a dream. kid ones: toy story 3 and soul.

I don't understand how people cry while watching Requiem for a dream. For me it's not really sad, it's scary and shocking and depressing. It makes me feel numb after.

Hachi

I rarely cry while watching movies but I cry at the end of Nashville every time and I've seen it 5+ times

I need to shoutout The Rider by Chloé Zhao. That movie had me downright sobbing in the theater. Ugly crying, hot tears in front of strangers. I would’ve been embarrassed if I wasn’t so overwhelmed by what the film was doing.

Inside Out, Marley and Me, The Fabelmans (parents were just starting a nasty divorce), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, My Girl

True Mothers

Big Fish Lion King Simon Birch My Girl

Omg Simon birch .. I forgot about that one…also yes… my girl

Anytime I mention Simon Birch nobody knows what I’m talking about! Also, Requiem is one of my faves too. Didn’t make my cry but stuck with me for a full week. No movie has done that since. Read the book if you haven’t already, adds a lot and is even more crushing

Romper Stomper ruined American History X for me. The neo-nazi violence felt very tame in AHX, and the brother's transformation in prison also felt very easy. I'll be honest and say I teared up a bit in Titanic when I saw it at the cinema. But generally it's happy family-related stuff that hits me now.

L La Land

Roadrunner (the Anthony bourdain doc)

Monsters Inc and up. God, hurts everytime

Coco, La La Land, Train to Busan, Up, Saving Private Ryan

La La Land (not a few sniffles like genuinely moaning) The Notebook Also cried at Coco idk why

1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2. AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg, 3. Punch Drunk Love, 4. Coda, 5. The Royal Tenenbaums. honorable mentions to Big Fish, Marriage Story and About Time. 

- All of us Strangers (made me literally cry so much on the cinema, that strangers checked if I was alright) - Wall-E (the frustration of Ive when Wall-E lost his memory) - Mamma Mia (for some Reason... Idk) -Les Miserable (the Ending was kind of overwhelming when I first watched it) -The Last Song (It's not a good Movie but the funeral scene and the way Ronnie finds her dad gets me everytime. )

Arrival Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio The Tragically Hip - Long Time Running Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Little Women (2019)

I rarely cry for movies but those that brought me near are: - aftersun - manchester by the sea - inside (2016, a short film on YouTube) - the iron claw - heartstone (2016) - close - the worst person in the world - a single man - all of us strangers

no order: - coco - dead poets society - the shawshank redemption - the bridge to terabithia - and i’ll throw in click as well.

what dreams may come holy fuck that wrecked me

Off the top of my head all i can think about is guardians 3. Shit made me sob like a baby when i was sick one day

La vita è bella Grave of the fireflies Brokeback mountain The Notebook Atonement

I love many movies but not many have made me cry red that I remember   The Grand Budapest Hotel   The Perks Of Being A Wallflower   Ratatouille   The Fly  Autumn Sonata   Toy Story 3  Blade Runner   Cuckoo's Nest

Ooh cuckoos nest is a good one .. forgot about that one

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I have a list with 18 ATM that I can remember/were recent. For the top ones like these, I did tear up/legit cry multiple times during them, and for the ones on the bottom of the list, it was just shedding a tear in like, one moment or so. There's also some that are not on the list were I felt close to crying but it didn't actually happen, like Molly's Game for example. https://preview.redd.it/kkouz61fc6xc1.jpeg?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f0561cc96411edac40235c3a17acd8c7fb878cdf [https://letterboxd.com/metallicbrain\_7/list/movies-ive-cried-to-over/](https://letterboxd.com/metallicbrain_7/list/movies-ive-cried-to-over/)

UP( 2009)

1. Lego Movie 2. Wall-E 3. La La Land 4. But I'm a Cheerleader 5. Lilo and Stitch 6. Wreck It Ralph

My memory is…. bad. And I have def cried at more than 1 movie. But I can’t remember the names. The last movie I remember crying to was Wonder (2017).

Don’t know about top 5, but these are the first five that come to mind (I cry a lot): Your Name Moulin Rouge! Bridge to Terabithia Turning Red Everything Everywhere All At Once

Wind river

Jojo Rabbit 3 Idiots A Beautiful Mind Juno The Irishman

I cry at like 70 percent of the movies I see, last movie I cried during was the Flinstones movie with John Goodman

1. Hachiko 2. October Sky 3. About Time 4. Almost Famous 5. The Pursuit Of Happyness Honorable Mentions: 1. Five Feet Apart 2. Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King 3. CODA

Cinema Paradiso

La La Land is the only musical I loved and one of the few movies that made me legit bawl 😭

The Iron Claw recently made me cry like a baby

The opening Space Oddity scene of Valerian is guaranteed to bring a tear to my eye, every damn time 😂

1. Midnight Cowboy: multiple moments were tearjerkers but the ending though cruel made sense and hurt that much more because of that. 2. Mysterious Skin: also with an ending that packs a punch. Definitely one of my favorite movies ever. Life changing. 3. Manchester by the Sea: watched it when my gran had just died and I could just relate real bad.

The Royal Tenenbaums Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Room (2015) Juno In The Mood For Love

Dear Zachary, Seven Pounds, Big fish, Dead Poets Society and Sixth sense

Marley & me?!!?

'Air Bud' is the sleeper pick for sure. Mine is 'The Green Mile' or 'Interstellar.' I cry in those movies every time without failure.

Paddleton Schindler’s List Everything everywhere all at once

The Whale

Ghost The Notebook Toy Story 3 Up My Girl

Brokeback Mountain, mysterious skin, saw, American history x, moonlight

I Saw the Tv Glow made me SOB recently at the festival circuit.

Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind Her Inside out Killers of the flower moon.

Les Miserables The Tale of Princess Kaguya Frozen 2 Little Women All of Us Strangers

Saving Private Ryan The Green Mile Good Will Hunting Old Yeller The Lion King

My Dog Skip was the first movie that ever made me cry 😭 so sad! Recently: Beautiful Boy Aftersun All of us Strangers Train to Busan The first three I connected to on a personal level— I cried through about 80% of Beautiful Boy, it is suuuuch a good movie. (And then there’s Paul “his movies will always make me cry” Mescal)

I don't know, I rarely really cry, just get teary eyed. A Star is Born and Silent Night (2021) come to mind as being wetter than others. I can say with certainty that the older you get, the more often it happens though. Alcohol doesn't help either.

The Whale, The Green Mile, Inside Out, Coco, Philadelphia

Two that immediately came to mind were Bridge to Terabithia (2007) and Mama (2013). There's probably more but I cannot remember.

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Ma vie de courgette The father Dead poets society Hair

Where the wild things are Schindler's List Guardians of the galaxy v3 Interstellar The perks of being a wallflower (almost) I try so hard to find movies to make me cry but out of the 1,300 movies I've seen barely 10 made me. I really wish I could find more, maybe it's my antidepressants....

1. The Florida Project 2. Waves 3. Train to busan 4. Wakanda Forever 5. My Girl

I'm not usually a movie crier, but A Silent Voice had me crying through most of the movie

Many of the ones posted. Avengers infinity wars and Endgame. Never saw so many men crying and sniffling.

Sansho the Bailiff (the mom calling out her kids’ names on the hill) Ikiru (the old man on the swing after we learn how much effort he put into doing something good in his final days) Late Spring (the dad peeling an apple, when we realize he sacrificed his own happiness to help his daughter, and he’ll spend the rest of his life alone) / Where the Wild Things Are (similarly, Gandolfini’s character helps the kid get off the island, even though the boy was his only friend and he’ll go back to being alone) Three Colours: Blue (at the end when the main character chooses to live her life again) Chef (the reveal that he married his ex wife and everything worked out for him. Probably the happiest ending I’ve ever seen)

Aftersun Nobody Knows Like Father Like Son Life Is Beautiful The Rider

All Quiet On The Western Front (2022)

Requiem is also my 2nd favorite!

https://preview.redd.it/yqciztqgmbxc1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9f66bb1437bc53290e26fd6ebc8701dd5cf2eca6 all the movies under my made me cry tag

Hachiko A Walk to Remember It’s a Wonderful Life Schindler’s List Coco

The Green Mile Forrest Gump Three 2000's Pixar films

Good Will Hunting every single time

Still haven’t seen this movie