Movies that make grown men cry

[FBLPerry]

Adding Dolphin Tale. Heard a distinct sniffling coming from the couch when we watched last night. "Allergies, gosh these allergies..."

[piffle]

Like a few other people, I don't really cry at real life but movies and other fiction can make me well up really easily. I've shed a tear at loads of movies but some I can remember off the top of my head:

Up
Toy Story 2 & 3 (Pixar really know how to push my buttons)
Return of the King ("My friends, you kneel to no-one")
The Lovely Bones (The closing monologue, not surprising here though as I sobbed uncontrollably for large chunks of the book).
Deathly Hallows part 2
Star Trek (George Kirk's exit at the beginning of the film)
Rabbit Hole
Moulin Rouge
Romeo + Juliet
Elephant
Beautiful Thing (The fairytale ending brings on tears of joy)
Little Miss Sunshine (tears of sadness and then joy at different times)
Pan's Labyrinth

Loads more I'll probably remember later.

[CaptainCrazy]

I recently watched a really stupid Bruce Willis film called The Kid. I couldn't believe when I actually started crying in a scene where The Kid was told off by his dad in their front lawn. Stupid thing, but there you go.

Happy now? Seeing a good-looking man shed a tear?

[Lampost]

I cried at Bridge To Terabithia, I was unfamilar with the book so it hit me like a huge raw onion.
I cried at Requiem For A Dream too, mostly because of the adrenaline-rushing build up, and the ensuing emotionally intense 'release'. Never has a film gripped me as much as this one did, emotionally, to the point where it made me cry. I highly recommend it as a way of getting something off of your chest
Not sure about the whole SPOILER procedure on these forums, but I may 'spoil' a few things for you about TDKR in my next little tidbit.
More recently, I found myself nearly tearing up at TDKR, I don't know why but it started when Morgan Freeman was in the room getting flooded, and from that moment on I just got more and more emotional to the point where I really had to try hard not to cry when Michael Caine was tearing up himself on screen.

Now that I think about it, I really can't remember the last time I've cried at anything other than a film. What does that say about my life ey.

[newguy1987]

I would have to go 50/50

[johnnyn]

Green Mile.

The end of that movie is too much......

[james3465]

Bucket list for me. Agree with the above too... Green mile

[Sambo90]

Ok, So my Turkish friends just made me watch a Turkish movie with English subtitles. I had no idea of the effect it would have on me. Never in my life would i have thought i would get jerky over a romantic film. But "Ask Tesadüfleri - Sever" is definitely a MUST see.... In my opinion, this movie definitely exceeded my expectations!

[DontPanic]

Well ... Now that I rad this topic I can fall a sleep at night knowing I ain't the only one crying over movies. But some of your answers were .... Strange to say the least

Originally Posted by TipTop

Up
AI
The Time Traveller's Wife
..The Invention of Lying (somehow)
The Sixth Sense

You do know that invention of lying is a comedy right?

I hate to admit it but I had a few and most of them are animations actually

All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
All dogs go to heaven (1989)
The Family Man (2000)
Million Dollar Baby (2004)
Lord of War (2005)
Happy Feet (2006)
Toy Story 3 (2011)

And my dirty little secret .... I hate admit it but I can not see the movie's end without crying and what is worse is that I do realize it is a bullshit movie and yet ... I still cry "Click"(2006) :X

[dojj singh]

Loads of films have made me sniffle recently, I put it down to just being older and more soft, I cried watching Hellboy the other night when he buried his "dad" but the only film were I have ALWAYS had to stop myself has been Transformers: The Movie around the time Prime says "Do not grieve" and "Until all are one" and the music hits.