Movies grown men cry during....

[thirty-two]

i saw saving private ryan again over the weekend and i had tears in my eye in almost all the major scenes.

same thing with independence day when the dad crashes his plane into the big alien ship.

pretty much anything dying with honor or for your country really gets me.

 

[Chaz]

same thing with independence day when the dad crashes his plane into the big alien ship.

Sorry but that scene is hilarious.

I don't know how else to deal with the Randy Quaid's "Hi boys, I'm Back!" line.

Now the scene after when his kid is talking to the Air Force guy I can understand some tears.

Then again this isn't a thread about what makes women cry.

 

[Lefty]

Rocky 4. I was crying not because it was sad, but the ending was so bad I had to cry, cry out laughing.

 

[Renz]

AI. The scene when Haley Joel Osment's mom abandons him in the woods and at the end when the teddy bear pulls the mom's hair out of his pocket that he had kept all those centuries.

Man, that movie just gets to me. After I left the theater the first time I saw it, I freakin' broke down and sobbed like a 3-year-old girl. Scary.

 

[NSD_Blonde]

Ya know, I love men who admit they cry!!!!!! It's actually very mature!

Amen, sister!!!

 

[marathon_mom]

i saw saving private ryan again over the weekend and i had tears in my eye in almost all the major scenes.

same thing with independence day when the dad crashes his plane into the big alien ship.

pretty much anything dying with honor or for your country really gets me.

What was the one with the 4 old men that went to space? Clint, Tommy, Sutherland & uh, the guy from Rockford files...what the heck is his name??? Its on the tip of my tongue, Dangit! Anyway, that movie was great too. When Tommy Lee Jones did what he had to do...

 

[NSD_Blonde]

What was the one with the 4 old men that went to space? Clint, Tommy, Sutherland & uh, the guy from Rockford files...what the heck is his name??? Its on the tip of my tongue, Dangit! Anyway, that movie was great too. When Tommy Lee Jones did what he had to do...

I think it was Space Cowboys...does that sound right? I know what movie you're talkin' about--good movie!

 

[Renz]

What was the one with the 4 old men that went to space? Clint, Tommy, Sutherland & uh, the guy from Rockford files...what the heck is his name???

James Garner.

 

[CatBoxBackFan]

Brians Song
Field of Dreams

 

[Hordispack]

Life as a House
My Life

My Life with Michael Keaton...saddest movie I have ever seen. I cannot imagine any dad seeing it and not sobbing.

 

[NSD_Blonde]

How about Rudy? That one gets my husband every time...

 

[Chaplin]

How about Rudy? That one gets my husband every time...

Oh yeah, Rudy is a good one.

Major League

 

[Pariah]

pretty much anything dying with honor or for your country really gets me.

Yup. In fact, I almost always well up a little during the national anthem.

 

[Chaplin]

Black Hawk Down?

 

[NSD_Blonde]

Black Hawk Down?

Oooh, good one! I realize I'm missing the appropriate equipment to weigh in on this thread, but FWIW, this movie really got to me! It started on my 21st birthday, and watching the movie I just kept thinking how I was out enjoying life, oblivious to what our soldiers were going through--it really struck a chord. Thanks again to all the soldiers who keep our country safe and protect our freedoms so that so many of us can simply enjoy our youth!

:wipestear:

 

[marathon_mom]

James Garner.

That's it! Thanks Renz. And yes it was Space Cowboys NSD.

 

[Shane]

Pariah you are dead on with My Life. I absolutely cried during that movie. Saddest movie ever!

How about Armageddon when Bruce Willis tricks Affleck into being the one that stays behind and dies to save the world. Then when the others make it back to earth and they all go up to Liv Tyler telling her what a hero he is and how hes the bravest man they ever knew?

That whole scene choked me up!

 

[Ryanwb]

How about Rudy? That one gets my husband every time...

Any movie where somebody starts a chant and the "slow clap" is a good one in my book

 

[bankybruce]

Black Hawk Down?

That one does not make me cry it get me angry and on the verge of reenlisting.

 

[SouthNZoneFan]

Any movie where somebody starts a chant and the "slow clap" is a good one in my book

Good point.. I loved that part of the movie....

 

[Cheesebeef]

Little Giants - when the father (who is always overloaded with work and can't pay attention to this son) gets to the field just in time to see the son score a TD in the big game and the son keeps running out of the endzone and into his arms - yeah - that hit the softie inside of me. Then again - I was smoking A LOT of pot back in those days, so maybe I was a bit more emotional.

Field of Dreams - is there any man who deons't shed a bit of a tear at the end of that movie?

Color Purple - after all the hell that Sadie goes through in that movie - to finally be brought back together with her sister, her long lost children, all with a somewhat redeemed piece of crap Danny Glover off int he distance, knowing that he FINALLY did right - well - that scene just gets the crap out of me also.

"Mama - mama boomchi!" That line always gets the tears flowing.

 

[MaoTosiFanClub]

Little Giants - when the father (who is always overloaded with work and can't pay attention to this son) gets to the field just in time to see the son score a TD in the big game and the son keeps running out of the endzone and into his arms - yeah - that hit the softie inside of me. Then again - I was smoking A LOT of pot back in those days, so maybe I was a bit more emotional.

The Annexation of Puerto Rico!

Field of Dreams is a given.

 

[JPlay]

The ending of La Bamba is the saddest moment ever.


NOT MY RICHIE!!!!!

 

[DutchmanAZ]

The Green Mile....

 

[Chaplin]

The Green Mile....

Another good one. The end of that chokes me up as well.