re: Movies that made you cry and not ashamed to admit it

This ranges from teary eyed to crying, crying usually reserved for animal stuff.

- Homeward Bound when Shadow falls into the pit at the end.
- End of Schindler's List
- Glory when they charge Fort Wagner
- The dog scene in I Am Legend would totally get me but I refuse to watch it.
- My Girl after what's his name dies from the bee attack
- The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
- The Fox and the Hound

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when Boobie Miles breaks down in the car with his uncle after leaving the team

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forgot about this, i cried like a little bitch for sure

nobody cares about fricking Sassy

I squalled like a little baby when I was 9 or 10 during Harry and the Hendersons at the end when the dad punches Harry in the face. I lost it last year watching Madeas Big Happy Family, but that was more things hitting home after losing a parent and two grandparents in one year. Rudy is another one that gets me, the incinerator scene in Toy Story 3 choked me up pretty good, and Pay it Forward almost got me. I Am Sam was pretty tough too.

Dear Zachary
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Bridge to Terabithia

Lincoln - scene with DDL and Sally field as they talk about their son joining the union. Particularly when Abe says, " you don't think every part of me wants to crawl down those six feet and hold him". ... Something to that effect

Definitely hit home for me

Remember the Titans
Toy Story 3, Up, Wall-E,....most Pixar films?

For me the outsiders as a kid. When Ralph Maccio passes away. Good Will Hunting, it's not your fault scene. And the last twenty mins of the passion of the Christ. I remember going to watch it when it was first released in the theater. And everyone in the movie theater was balling by the end. (Some had to walk out, before it ended cause it was so powerful) I just never realized how graphic that movie would be.

The Last Samurai - the final battle scene when Katsumoto is killed and all the Japanese soldiers bow. Then when the emperor says, "tell me how he died," and the Tom Cruise character says "I'll tell you how he lived."

Im a sucker for movies about living with integrity and honor.

Man, can't beleive it took 4 pages to get to Brians Song. If that doesn't break you down check your heart.

I will never watch Marley and Me again. That's just too hard.

And I did get misty in Armageddon.