What was the last movie you cried to?

Hello, me. Turned 25 yesterday

Unironically Click

Check the catalog,OP

Sort of me except I work the night shift at a pizza place and have had sex with fat tubs in the past

Her.

;_;

Room.

underrated flick

The Reader. Every damn time.

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every time

didn't fucking expect this shit to bring out the feels

When they find the shark.

youtu.be/iS-k1Dd30Nw

Finale of House

The last 10 minutes of Grizzly Man for some reason really got to me. when Herzog just slams the dude by going like "fuck bears"

Herzog really just breaks down the fiction when narrating over the footage of the bear that presumably killed Timothy.

paraphrasing

"when I look into ze eyz of ze bear, I see nothing. No personality, no friendliness, nothing but a vague interest in ze search for food"

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Once more into the fray,

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Inside Out

Wooahan Geojitmal (Elegant Lies)

man I love this movie, it's really funny but hits you right in the feels

The only good Adam Sandler movie.

>Crying at films
lmoa

not a film, but still

Punch Drunk Love.

> Hachi

I dare you not to cry.

Good film but you will have to explain me how do you cry to this.

That doesn't count as an Adam Sandler movie.

That's a Paul Thomas Anderson movie starring Adam Sandler.

After the dude drowns two inches under the water and Liam delivers some great acting.

There's an garlic on his head lmao

battle of britain :(

Suicide Squad - after acquiring third degree burns from jacking off to Margot too fast

I cried like a bitch every time the girl got a little bit closer to chronic depression

Never cried during any movie, probably has to do something with my not being a little pussy-whipped little bitch.

I was a bored virgin neet loser at 22
Now I'm 27, employed, I have friends and a gf and I've never hated my life more.
Some people are not meant to be normies. Enjoy neetdom.

No, user, it has plenty to do with you having serious emotional problems, lack of empathy and/or self esteem issues so heavy you fear any display of feelings will be used against you

This one took me by surprise because I didn't expect depression to be the main plot point.. not that I cried or anything

There's no one to display the feelings to, I watch movies alone, so you're wrong.

Then it's either the lack of empathy or another serious emotional problem which is nothing to be proud of

Whatever you call not being a pussy whipped fag.

I've never cried during movies because I'm not a nu-male like the rest of reddi/tv/.

Batman vs superman. When superman says Martha I just welled up with emotion and blabbered all the way through apocolex's battle. I also burst into joyful tears when I saw aqua man. He's a big guy that aqua man.

>display the feelings

That's the exact point, people don't have feelings to display them them have them because THEY FEEL.

I don't know why but the well scene triggered me hard.

Carl's murder scene was brutal.

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Checked.
>Cleaning out my parents stuff a few days ago
>Find a box of old VHS tapes, like home movies.
>Its a lot of old videos of Christmas mornings
>Days at the beach
>Small shows I would put on for my parents.
>Gaps between tapes become longer, we're in them less
>Parents tried to keep the trend going, we were young and stupid and didn't want to be recorded
>Last few tapes are just my dad checking if the camera still works
>Feel bad, try and go about the cleaning
>Find another tape in my moms bedside table
>Put it in, absolutely no idea what to expect
>This one is from fucking years ago
>Video of my dad, holding me while I slept in his massive arms
>Mom is singing from behind the camera
>You are my sunshine, my only sunshine

Never felt as low Cred Forums. I mis them so much :(

The movie where Tom Hanks dies for being a faggot

You sound a bit snobby

Jesus, corgi's are hideous.

Saving Ryans Privates?

Oh man. Home videos just hurt user. I'm with you. Are either of your parents still around? Everything was better back then. Nothing ever gets better. I remember when my friends surprised me with some old videos of me and my family that my mom or dad had given to them and I just hated it. Couldn't even pretend to be happy which made me feel even worse.

How is this movie? Just realized I had this on bookmark

Shit I just saw "I miss them so much"

Sorry.

Philadelphia

It's very good.

Sam Rockwell is incredible as always.

Don't think I've ever cried at a movie but I come close at some strange moments.
>part in Avatar when all the animals help them
>when Bruce Willis saves the kids in Unbreakable
>when the Spartans arrive in 300: Rise Of An Empire

Mostly tears of joy, rather than sadness I guess.

Up

The whole thing was some convoluted mess (talking dogs, paradise birds and a fat chink kid), but the foto album montage really pulled my strings.

I know, right? It's like "How on earth did I used to find this easy?"

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And why is Click an Adam Sandler movie? He didn't write it, nor did he direct it.

Batman Begins 3: The Dark Night Rises

Because he was the driving star power in it.

Just like The Final Cut is really a Roger Waters album.

Warrior.

Ignorance is bliss. Family was "perfect" from my perspective until around 12. Then parents got divorced and that was the beginning. Granddad died of cancer shortly after. Grandmom is handicapped and not all there mentally and I'm stuck caring for her. Dad died of cancer two years ago and I barely see my mom anymore. I'd give anything for it to all be like it used to be though in retrospect it wasn't ever perfect, it just seems like it because you're a kid and all the problems are hidden from you.

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is this a good movie?

best cop movie of the last ten years

what movie?

Brooklyn