Have ever you cried?!

[Jello]

I don't recall really bawling at any piece of entertainment, but occasionally a movie will make me well up. Most notable is actually in Shaun of the Dead, when his mother comes back as a zombie and he has to shoot her. Who would've thought a joke horror movie would have more impact than say Titanic? That scene also had more acting prowess from Simon Pegg than all of Leonardo DiCaprio's career. I mean come on, it was his Mum.

Come and See makes me come close, but it's more of just a depressing sinking feeling. It's like slowly being filled with cement, and even when something horrible happens, you've become desensitized to it, and it doesn't seem that horrible, just expected.

[Epyo]

myk said:

I guess the only way to cry with a textbook is while studying for an exam knowing you will fail, but I don't recall any tears :p

Eh? Didn't you have to read about the Boston Massacre? I was depressed for weeks when I first learned about it...poor Crispus Attucks...

(kidding)

[DoomUK]

Aside from several movies which have already been listed, I produced a few tears while watching The Bucket List.

[Chow Yun Thin]

[aca]

The first time a girl let me cum in her butt and I watched her squirt it back out. Yea... that made me cry.

[Use]

A girl? Oh right, your sister. There I just made everyone cry.

[Remilia Scarlet]

So, to add one to my list... the TV drama version of Densha Otoko. Cried a few multiple times in the later episodes. Mostly tears of joy, though. I guess I'm a sucker for these kinds of stories.

[pritch]

Nomad said:

I cried during the silent part of Up.

I very nearly did. I think it's the only time, as an adult anyway, I've been moved thusly. That scene is immense. If I'm honest, I'm slightly scared of watching it again.

Video games? Nah.

[Hellbent]

There are a lot of films that have me tear up, but few that convert me to a pathetic puddle of tears.Lord of the Rings and The Whale Rider both had me bawling like a baby; the only films of the last decade that I can think of that had this effect on me; both out of NZ. Hard for me to say why. People who knock crying are just jealous that they aren't able to be moved by stuff in a profound way.

[Clonehunter]

Jello said:

I don't recall really bawling at any piece of entertainment, but occasionally a movie will make me well up. Most notable is actually in Shaun of the Dead, when his mother comes back as a zombie and he has to shoot her.

I remember that, but I was really just taken a back at that. Surprised is all.

Now Nick Frost's 'death' in Hot Fuzz though I got a bit teary eyed.

[zap610]

A few things make me tear up no matter how many times I see them:

Futurama: The thing with Fry's brother about how we find out he isn't a big dumb jerk.

Futurama: Dog dies at the end.

Doctor Who: At the end of "The Family of Blood", when he imprisons the alien family and we find out he didn't run from them out of fear but kindness. Also when it shows the kid during WWI through old age.

Doctor Who: At the end of "The Beast Below". That one should be pretty obvious to those who have seen it.

Clockwork Orange: Even though it didn't make me cry or even tear, it was the first book that ever really moved me.

[gggmork]

This youtube made me cry:

Also that one time Suttsteve made fishsticks.

[Kirby]

HWGuy said:

[img]*old show*[/img]

Fuck me, I remember that. Good show that was.

I know I've teared up from a couple of books though at the moment I can't recall which ones they are. Both Gladiator and Seven Pounds got me at the end (despite being about 12 during Gladiator).

[DoOmEr4LiFe]

zap610 said:

Futurama: The thing with Fry's brother about how we find out he isn't a big dumb jerk.

I'll second to that, first few times I saw that episode had me well up, also the Simpsons episode "And Maggie Makes Three" gets me every. single. time.

[Sharessa]

zap610 said:

Doctor Who: At the end of "The Family of Blood", when he imprisons the alien family and we find out he didn't run from them out of fear but kindness. Also when it shows the kid during WWI through old age.

Oh god, yes. That was probably the best Doctor Who 2-parter.

[Radon]

Forrest Gump.

[Philnemba]

I neglected to mention this but I was actually a bit tearful when Tom Hanks lost the volleyball near the end of Cast Away.

Oh and the ending of Megaman Zero 4.

HWGuy said:

Pic from Beast Wars

I love that show and that happens to be my favorite episode.

[Clonehunter]

I remember swelling up pretty good at the end of the South Park episode where Kenny 'died' for a season or so. I also swelled when Spongebob and Patrick almost died in the Spongebob Squarepants movie.

gggmork said:

Seseme Bun Street Video

What the fuck... was that?

[Nick Perrin]

Shadow of the Colossus. The ending made me bawl decently hard, which is weird because I rarely cry ever, especially not to art. In any case, moreso than weird, I found it awesome. Still don't want to tarnish that gloriously affecting first playthrough with a second run.

For movies, I'm sure there have been a few over the years, but can't remember. Shadow of the Colossus just really stands out.

[Hellbent]

[Nick Perrin]

Hellbent said:

What'swrongwiththispicture.bmp

I suppose this can be rectified by asking and answering:

"Have you read any books?

23% said yes"

[Hellbent]

Try again.

Nick Perrin said:

I suppose this can be rectified by asking and answering:

"Have you read any books?

23% said yes"

[Nick Perrin]

Hellbent said:

Try again.

Hahah a total of 49 votes seems a little inaccurate.

[Hellbent]

Nick Perrin said:

Hahah a total of 49 votes seems a little inaccurate.

yeah, that struck me as a bit bizarro.

[myk]

Nothing unusual there. Every vote under 49 for each item means a voter didn't select that item. Out of the 49 participants, four didn't choose movies, for example. What would be odd is votes for any item in excess of 49.

[Hellbent]

myk said:

Nothing unusual there. Every vote under 49 for each item means a voter didn't select that item. Out of the 49 participants, four didn't choose movies, for example. What would be odd is votes for any item in excess of 49.

I don't get it. It looked like it should have read 100 votes, not 49.

[Khorus]

Each vote can choose more than one option.

[bytor]

Reading the testimonies of those on trial during the witch hunts. Pleading for their lives. I cried.

I cried the second time I viewed Sling Blade.

I cried while sitting at a traffic light in my Chevy Vega listening to David Bowie's Space Oddity. Singing along and started bawling. Long time ago

so I don't remember what the hell was going on in my life to have me so depressed.

[Hellbent]

Khorus said:

Each vote can choose more than one option.

mmm... but why do all the votes exactly match their respective percentages?

[Khorus]

45 + 26 + 23 + 6 = ?