What was the first film you cried at?

Okay, this is a hard thing to cop to, but.....

I got massively choked up when Andy Kaufman died in Man On The Moon. It was just so tragic! This is the only time I can think that I got all emotional over a movie. My brother, who doesn't even like movies much, was just as bad as me when he saw this. We're both Andy Kaufman fans. Just for the record, I'm still not convinced Andy is really dead....

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I've always been a bit of a sap... just ask my wife

The first movie I can remember crying at was Platoon... Quite a few war movies have gotten to me, amongst others. There's just certain movies I don't watch around guys, LOL.

I didnt cry, but i was quite pained by it, one quote that i will remember for years to come:

i like it and im Australian

I always get a little choked up during the "attempted suicide" scene in The Royal Tannenbaums . I really don't know why, it was quite a transition from comedy to drama, though.
I'm really not much for crying during films.

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The Royal Tannenbaums, Saw that yesterday.....quite a strange one, wasnt what i was expecting. havnt really seen any of andersons films before, so maybe i should do some research...

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Hey, fellas...

"O Tannenbaum" ist "O Christmas Tree" auf Deutsch.

The Royal Tenenbaums is Wes Anderson's wonderful bittersweet, melancholy movie about the most odd of dysfunctional families.

Thanks.



And get thee to Rushmore A.S.A.P.

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Nearley had a weepy at SIGNS the other night...kind of wished i had now!

The movies I cried in are Warrior, Toy Story 3, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, and I Kill Giants.

I feel like there was another one that I cried in, but can't remember. Might have been The Wrestler, but I don't know. Either way, I was depressed after watching that movie.

E.T. if I remember correctly.

Ai artificial intelligence, when he s crying out for his mom, that was sad...

Never. Teary eyed, sure, but even then it has to be a special film to make me feel that way.

Can’t remember the first time but Call Me by Your Name had me bawling in a way I hadn’t done so since I was a child.

The ending of Dragnet Girl.

Either C.H.O.M.P.S (1979) or The Champ (1979). Can't remember which one I saw first.

Armageddon.

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This will shock some, but I cried at the end of Best of the Best. Yes, I know it's a martial arts movie, but it was one with emotional drama in it. The final scene, after the last fight, made me shed a tear and for good damn reason!

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Attack Of The Clones, when R2-D2 sprouted rocket boosters and C3P0 became a slapstick CGI character.

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Bambi. I was little.

Now the first film I REALLY cried, like body buckling sobs, was The Champ with Jon Voight and Ricky Schroeder. My parents might as well have taken me to see The Exorcist.

Testament was the first movie that I can remember seeing that made me cry. (I might have cried at one earlier in my life, but I don't remember it specifically.)

The Champ starring Jon Voight when I was about 7 or 8 years old