What movie are you ashamed you cried at?

eyeWired

Homeward Bound.

At the end of the movie when all the other pets come over the top of the hill except the golden retriever...

...and the little boy who was sad: "he was just too old..." and then the dog comes limping over the hill and run towards him. Goddamnit. sniff

nevona

Not technically a movie, but the Kiwi short

verdammt

Harry Potter 4, when Cedric Diggory's father cried upon learning his son was dead.

Well, in my defense...I almost cried. I definitely could have, though, if I wasn't so god dammed embarrassed for almost crying in a Harry Potter movie.

option_30

Simple Jack

ElDouchoLoco

Children of Men, when Clive Owen is walking out of the besieged building with the baby and the girl, and the combat ceases. Awe and silence, with the baby crying.

That was one elegant piece of filmmaking.

mo0se

Armageddon. Bruce, you stone cold son of a bitch, why'd you do it? WHY?!

sirbruce

People seem to be answering the wrong question. Many of these movies are fine movies to shed a tear over. The OP asked what movie you're ASHAMED you cried at.

wamsachel

Not a Movie, but 3 of those Visa commercials for the olympics. The "Go World" ones with Morgan Freeman. The Derek Redmon one gets me the hardest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk7QbKGgsm8&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9wV8AUe6_A&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O1dpO8uKB8

Biemans

Beauty and the beast, I'm male and was 20 years old.

quark_de_soup

I'm a girl, apparently it's ok for me to cry.

tellie

Land before time.

Kijamon

Bicentennial man and The Green Mile made me cry but I don't know about ashamed, those are sad.

I cried when I was young at Terminator 2 when he gives the thumbs up and gets melted, that's pretty shameful.

killfish

Lion King.

When Simba puts his dead fathers paw on his head... gets me everytime...

savetheclocktower

Cool Runnings. THEY NEED TO FINISH THE RACE sniff

shakerLife

I cried in the first 10 minutes of Star Trek

konspence

Pokemon: The First Movie

WonderKid

The scene in Castaway where Wilson floats away in the ocean. I was only 9 years old at the time but it is still a pretty lame thing to be upset over when I think about it.

klohkwherk

The very end of American History X. I've persevered through most of the other films posted, but this one nearly got me.

sonar1

I Am Legend. The scene where he has to kill his dog. you can hear the dog gasping for air and scratching the floor as she dies. My dog has the same name too. shouldnt be a big deal, its a zombie dog; but it gets me every single time.

Tobalicious

Blow, when Johnny Depp has destroyed his mind with blow and is having a conversation with his daughter, but it turns out it's all in his head. Heartbreaking. Oh and It's a Wonderful Life, every damn time.

wildcard_bitches

Wall-E.

ews1g08

Marley and Me reduced me to a blubbering baby. Having read the book and owning a dog that could be Marley's twin, I watched it alone, knowing it would break my heart all over again.

staircasewit

Charlotte's Web when the spider dies.

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rayers12

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pubielewis

"Up" ...

damn you Pixar

KlassyGuy

Click. The end where Sandler realizes that he fast forwarded to all the parts of life worth living really was a downer.

abartach

Forrest Gump. Every. Fucking. Time.

Krases

Zombieland when we find out the truth about Tallahassee's dog. I didn't cry, but it was super sad to me.

thatgeekbronnie

The Notebook. I swore I wouldn't cry, until the very end where I just sobbed like a little bitch.

lithinious

brave little toaster
when he leaves the flower to die. 23 and still cry every time.

IronChuck

I can't believe I'm about to admit this...

I was, I think, seven; and I blubbered so bad while watching E.T. - when things get their worst - in the theatre that I chewed the buttons off my Izod shirt trying not to cry.

Oh, don't laugh; lots of people wore Izod shirts in the eighties.

deluge

Not a movie, but the last scene in the Blackadder finale always reduces me to tears. Especially since the show is almost never serious, so that one serious, tragic moment is just much more jarring.

Blancgab

Big Fish

It made me value my relationship with my Dad more

ellea

I wasn't ashamed to cry the first time I watched Gladiator, right when he sees his wife and son as he's dying, but I'm ashamed I've cried EVERY SINGLE time I've seen it since then.

3770

Dammit guys and girls. This is not a list of sad movies.

The question is, what movies are you ashamed of.

The Fox and the Hound! Sad. But not shameful to cry to.

Terminator 2, when Arnold gets lowered into the melting metal. Shameful.

Stay focused.

One of the movies to Neverending Story sigh

The scene where the horse that the boy was riding got stuck in quick sand and the boy is trying to pull the horse out as it sinks. He's there crying and struggling helplessly and my eyes were all watery.

Sad stuff.

pigferret

Milo & Otis.

wongie

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan; Spock's eulogy scene was the first scene I cried at once I was old enough to understand what the hell was going on, which was around 7. Spock's line softened me up 'I never took the Kobayashi Maru test until now. What do you think of my solution?... I have been, and always shall be, your friend... Live long, and proser.'

Of course once it got to the eulogy I couldn't hold back the kiddy tears and they poured fourth at one of the best lines of the movie 'Of my friend, I can only say this: of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human.' That line always, and still does, makes my eyes well up, and not unexpectedly the exact moment Kirk breaks.

I think there's something in my eye...

Gimli_The_Dwarf

The end of The Fountain reduces me to a teary mess every time.

jdrama83

Not really a movie, but I'm a little ashamed that the series finale of Angel made me cry.

missabravest

Spirited Away. Every single time I watch it. When Chihiro figures out the dragon's name and they fall.

anesthesia

Where the red fern grows. I was 6 or 7 and left the room bawling when the first dog died. My dad coaxed me back in for the end sawing the female was going to have puppies. I came back just in time for the second dog to die.

fiddman

Those really "epic" and heroic "let's charge the enemy and die together" scenes in slowmotion accompanied with really over the top music. My brain screams "cheap!" but my eyes start to moist up every single time.

maxpericulosus

Apollo 13.

Wait - no, I'm not ashamed. AT ALL

thegreatuke

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King...

My friends...you bow to no one.

Shoden

Iron Giant ending.

"Super-man"

Like a bitch, every time.

Chloride

At the end of Saving Private Ryan; when Private Ryan, was asking if the mission to bring him home was worth it.

Neil_young_freak

Beaches. Dammit.

rbadaro

Braveheart, when he screams Freedom.

Dead Poets Society, when they all stand on top of their tables.

In my entire life, I've only cried once during a movie - "My Girl." When Macauley Culkin dies. It's not a macho thing; I just have an inability to cry during movies. This movie made me ball my eyes out though.

abuckley77

Spoiler Alert The Green Mile Spoiler Alert - John Coffey's execution scene when he says to Tom Hanks' character something to the effect of, "Please don't put that hood on me, I's afraid of the dark", with tears rolling down his terrified face. If that scene doesn't twang you a little bit, you have no soul. Still the only scene I cried over.

adamsw216

Dragonheart

I was young at the time, but still...

miloe

Free willy...

benenov

I have only shed a tear while watching a video once: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOAcRKZxjy4 and I'm not ashamed really, it's so fucking sad

knightofni451

Shrek. When Shrek yells at Donkey and Rufus Wainright's version of "Hallelujah" starts playing.

maximumcharacterlimi

Titanic.

I feel like I'm disqualified from claiming emotional depth, because that film was an emotional rollercoaster for me...

Holy_Snap

Alien. The part where Ripley blows the alien out of the airlock. It's just so fucking sad...

jxmac

Gran Torino. Oh my god. :(

5fingers5toes

Old Yeller... not ashamed but it was the first movie I cried in, and still can't watch it to this day.

Towla

Rudy. Oh wait... not ashamed at all.

dekomote

City of Angels.

therobot24

AI, when they kill the robots...all those parts just wasted, i'm sure they could have saved some RAM or something. Hell they probably had SSDs...fucking waste.

kaosushijin

The Passion Of The Christ.

I didn't watch it within it's religious context; All I saw it as was a movie about a mob completely destroying a timid man. It was pretty brutal.

dig_that_hit

Serenity. Wash. Oh boy.

geetarobob

A walk to remember. I fucking hate you Nicholas Sparks.

pinchemateo

I am Sam. I was watching an in flight movie going to Hawaii. It was just my sister and me. I was 12.

DightCeaux

The movie JACK with Robin Williams. Remember when his teacher turned him down and he ran away crying, tripping down the stairs?

hozezero

Edward Scissorhands & What Dreams May Come

danchan22

I am secure in my manhood. I am not ashamed to cry.

aduckie

Rugrats. The scene where Tommy shared his blanket with Dil.

kdsjaf

I cried during the scene in the Sixth Sense where he describes to his mother how his grandmother watched her dance.

rayers12

The Shawshank Redemption, the scene where Morgan Freeman leaves the halfway house.

Argucide

*Batteries Not Included

I started tearing up in theater at the end of LOTR 3 when Frodo is just drifting away in the boat...

suddenly_spiders

"grave of the fireflies" most depressing movie/cartoon ever.

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