Movie scenes that make grown men cry

[ryanman]

One that is always talked about in this respect but I have never personally seen myself is Brian's Song..? anyone seen that?

after i wrote this i googled the topic and found that Brian's Song seems to come up top a lot. I tend to think I am quite up on movies but this is one I had never heard of.

May have to check it out when I fancy another gay week

You fucked it twice Mark.

[ryanman]

One that is always talked about in this respect but I have never personally seen myself is Brian's Song..? anyone seen that?

after i wrote this i googled the topic and found that Brian's Song seems to come up top a lot. I tend to think I am quite up on movies but this is one I had never heard of.

May have to check it out when I fancy another gay week

You fucked it twice Mark.

Crap, you fixed it.

[Mark TKO]

One that is always talked about in this respect but I have never personally seen myself is Brian's Song..? anyone seen that?

after i wrote this i googled the topic and found that Brian's Song seems to come up top a lot. I tend to think I am quite up on movies but this is one I had never heard of.

May have to check it out when I fancy another gay week

You fucked it twice Mark.

Crap, you fixed it.

yep - teach me for editing a quote !

[CFH]

The last movie that made me cry was Schindlers List. I saw it about ten years ago and the final scene has me all choked up.

Anyone who cries from Armageddon is a fucking pussy.

Oh, I also got a bit teary-eyed watching a documentary about a social worker who councils terminally ill patients and their families at a hospice. Listening to people talk about watching their children die etc.... That was some heavy shit.

[El Kabong]

Old Yeller
The Dirty Dozen
Field of Dreams
Saving Private Ryan

But I haven't cried in a while, I'll just say those are very emotional movies.

[:::PSL:::]

Rocky Balboa's speech after he won. I couldn't even understand what he was saying. Something like "wahh-wee-wee-wah-woaohh...!!!" But it was emotional moment.

[Spicoli]

What board is this on? Dont want everyone seeing this limp answer

Alright.....the second Terminator movie, when Arnie was lowered into the molting metal. Yeh...fook off End of 'Stand by me' always gets me.

[Andre]

What board is this on? Dont want everyone seeing this limp answer

Alright.....the second Terminator movie, when Arnie was lowered into the molting metal. Yeh...fook off End of 'Stand by me' always gets me.

I remember I felt a twang of old metal then too!

Strange I dont get upset over most of the scenes you guys have mentioned.

I get very emotional listening to Scotland the brave and any movies to do with any kind of Scottish heroism. (strange being born in England). But the Maclannen genes in my family and Templar links from long ago have got me.
Im just about taken back to a time when I was drumming in battle and had all my brothers cut down around me with no hope left, its very vivid I can still play the snare to this song too.

This kills me and lifts me like it happened yesterday...

[Spicoli]

What board is this on? Dont want everyone seeing this limp answer

Alright.....the second Terminator movie, when Arnie was lowered into the molting metal. Yeh...fook off End of 'Stand by me' always gets me.

I remember I felt a twang of old metal then too!

Strange I dont get upset over most of the scenes you guys have mentioned.

I get very emotional listening to Scotland the brave and any movies to do with any kind of Scottish heroism. (strange being born in England). But the Maclannen genes in my family and Templar links from long ago have got me.
Im just about taken back to a time when I was drumming in battle and had all my brothers cut down around me with no hope left, its very vivid I can still play the snare to this song too.

This kills me and lifts me like it happened yesterday...

Speaking of...remember the final scene of Gallipoli ?? Remember that kicked me in the ass when I saw it

'Glory' too. When you think of the battle scenes etc. Both cases they knew they would not come back.

[No Contest]

I always get something in my eye at the end of Braveheart when he yells out freedom.

[:::PSL:::]

I always get something in my eye at the end of Braveheart when he yells out freedom.

Great scene.

[El Kabong]

I always get something in my eye at the end of Braveheart when he yells out freedom.

Great scene.

You should read 'Born in Blood' (its about how the Templars became the Freemasons) and it explains what happens to Longshanks' gay son the one whose lover was literally thrown out of the castle. Long story short he wasn't well liked and when things came crashing down around him he ended up with a red hot fire poker up the shitter.

....Well that was a bit off topic but just some side info that I thought you should be privy to.

[BIG H]

The end of Deerhunter, where DeNiro says "To Nick" and they all toast him and then Cavatina plays whilst showing all the flashbacks





And the end of Philadelphia the bit where they show video of him as a kid - Neil Young's voice is haunting!

[AdamGB]

I always get something in my eye at the end of Braveheart when he yells out freedom.

If it's any consilation... historically at least, that film is full of shit!

Enough holes to sink the Titanic all over again.

[Andre]

I always get something in my eye at the end of Braveheart when he yells out freedom.

If it's any consilation... historically at least, that film is full of shit!

Enough holes to sink the Titanic all over again.

True enough. Except for documentaries few films are.

Even then history as has been taught is also shit in that it is very one sided; we get the written point of view from the winners in battles and it is always justified through their story. When you read the natives of each countries first accounts and their initial intentions; you get to see what murderous unjust people many of our forefathers were. As usual they had an excuse sold to them by their own rulers and they carried out the dirty work with a built in excuse.