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25 Moving Movie Moments for Men

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Date: Thu. Nov. 8 2007 2:09 PM ET

Real men don't cry, right? Heck, they don't show any emotion at all. The average guy is a rock steady super-human, who, in the infamous words of Dennis Leary, is a "suburbanized slob" who likes "football and porno and books about war." Indeed.

So, following that line, men definitely don't cry during movies. Instead, it is said, at the most they get "choked" up. Getting "choked up" is infinitely more manly and far more accepted than crying.

In honour of this sentiment, we've compiled a list of the 25 most moving movie moments for men. What follows is a hallowed list of films, each with a special moment or scene during which time even the most ardent purveyor of masculinity may lose his cool, experience an emphatic shiver or maybe even have to wipe away a gentle trickle from the side of his stubly cheek.

The common thread, while not unanimous, though, seems to be something to do with brotherhood, bonding and shared experience. So, on that note, prepare to get, well, choked up.

Woman: "Are YOU crying?"
Man: "Sniff; no, no, I just got some of this, ah, zesty popcorn powder in my eye. Uh, yeah. I'll be fine."

The following is listed in no particular order, but we're warning you, have your hanky handy ...

Next: Butch & Sundance go out in a blaze of glory >

Maybe it's that moment when Wind in his Hair asks Dances with Wolves if he can see that "he is his friend" and tells him that he "will always be [his] friend" that we missed. Tell us your weepy movie moments.

I find it interesting that cipheroid mentioned the launch scene in Apollo 13. I always thought the choke-up scene in that movie was when Jim Lovell looks over at his crewmates before re-entry and says, "Gentlemen, it's been a privilege flying with you." Understated and meaningful. Also the scene when the radio blackout lasts longer than expected and everyone from the Mission Control team and the astronauts' families is waiting to see if the crew has survived, then suddenly Lovell comes on the radio and says they're glad to be home; most people burst into applause, but Flight Director Gene Kranz just falls into a chair and fights back tears. He's tried to be positive and insisted all along that the crew would return safely, but he is overwhelmed when they actually do. Also the scene when the Navy diver comes to rescue the astronauts after the splashdown; he bangs on the hatch with his hand and this echoes the trapped astronaut banging his hand on Apollo 1's hatch during the fire. The Apollo 13 crew is safe at this point, but the person I was watching the movie with cried during this scene because the Apollo 1 crew didn't survive. Inspiring movie, Apollo 13.

S Daley
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First time i ever shed a tear, Brians Song for sure and it made me a Bears fan.

Brenda
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The movie My Life, I was watching with my daughter & niece, I just broke out in the loudest sobs & couldn't stop. My father had passed way from lung cancer a few months before, this movie just hit me like a ton of bricks. Needless to say the two girls left the room very quickly & never returned.

KB
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"The Champ" with little Ricky Schroeder - my brother cried like a baby at the end!! Classic tear jerker!!

Jon
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There is one part in a movie that gets me every time. In "Frequency," at the end when Johnny's dad shoots the Nightengale Killer and says "I'm still here, Chief." If anyone has seen that movie, they will understand. Very emotional.

scotirishpirate
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There are more then that then-- The end of The Green Berets. It gets me everytime. The Great Escape- when the little "scotsman" gets shot trying to climb the fence. Lawerance of Arabia.

Dave
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Are you kidding me? The top of the list, to which all others aspire, is Brian's Song. Any man who says that this movie doesn't make him cry is lying or has never seen it. And only one mention of Old Yeller? Call it #2 or #1A.

CJ
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I have a male friend who I have never seen cry in the 15 years I've known him, but he can't even talk about the movie that sends him over the edge, Imitation of Life (1934 version). He's managed to choke out something about the daughter throwing herself on to her mama's coffin before he has to stop talking about it.

geekyb
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Passion of the Christ, hardest movie I've ever watched.

JAMIE
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HOW COULD 8 SECONDS NOT BE ON THE LIST? IF YOU'VE EVER SEEN THE MOVIE ITS THE ULTIMATE TEAR JERKER

Deborah Orr
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How about "American History X"? with Ed Norton holding his just shot dead little brother in the boys room?

Bob
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They had Shawshank Redemption on there, but it wasn't the final scene that got to me. The scene where the old man is paroled, and then, deciding the modern world is just to scary for him, hangs himself. I really got teary eyed on that scene.

Crawlman21
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I cant believe no one has posted The ultimate tear jerker The passion of the Christ when his mother watches him stumble and fall and reflects back to when he was a small boy holy crap that hurt!

Bob
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Although I do love these movies, especially Rocky, none of of them make me cry except for Field of Dreams. Gets me everytime.

Bruce
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What about "Brian's Song"? The locker room scene where Gayle Sayers tells his teamates that "Brian Piccolo ain't never gonna play footbale again".

Titanic was a big tear jerker for me.

Scott Hottovy
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How could you not include a movie with the true 'they do not belong' and 'out of their place' themes, and their triumph was to be recognized as a valid competitor, an equal. Being a he-man tear jerker comidy, the movie 'Cool Runnings' about the 1st Jamacian Bob Sled Team, with the beloved John Candy (may he rest in peace). Heck, I am almost in tears writing this message. The true story of the underdog, just being recognized as an equal rather than a joke. Regards, Scott

films_r_me
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My husband really doesn't blubber like a baby watching any movie...he does tear up sometimes though;a few of those are mentioned here, but I thought I would mention one that wasn't mentioned. One scene that gets him (and me)"choked up" a little every time is near the end of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home when the crew is going to their "new" ship, thinking they are going to get a "garbage scow" and the the Enterprise-A looms in and the looks on their faces, combined with Kirks' "My friends, we've come home"...makes you feel like you CAN go home again..........sniff

R. L.
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How about 1993's "My Life" with Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman?? Maybe it was being a new dad myself, but when Keaton's dying character was making the video for his as-yet-to-be-born son, I couldn't help myself!

Terry
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Wimpy men would cry to those 25 flicks listed.I haven't met a man yet that would shed a tear for ET. Go home ET and don't come back. I have seen all of those movies and not one tear fell from my eyes. However, I can't say the same thing for the movie, "Brian's Song" which should have been on your list of crying men flicks.

RealMovie Fan
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Star Wars are you kidding me - what was there to cry about in Star Wars ?
This list needs to add Mask - with Eric Stolz and Cher, and How about Red Dawn, and Band of Brothers and Radio and I am Sam and Midnight Express and Deliverance - classic male tearjerker ?

Skip
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"We Are Marshall". The scene at the crash site where one of the players fathers (and I think he was the head booster) asks the firefighter if it's the team plane. The firefighter says nothing and hands him a torn and burned playbook. Absolutely heart wrenching. 90% of that movie had me on the cusp of tears, but that absolutely killed me.

mikecezee
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What about the climatic final scene from "The Natural"? When Roy Hobbs comes up to bat with blood seeping through his jersey with the game on the line. He hits a homerun that ends up going foul. As he walks back to the box he sees his childhood bat "Wonder Boy" lying there broken in two. He then looks the bat boy straight in the eye and says, "Pick me out a winner, Bobby". Bobby, gives Roy a bat that he made, "The Sovoy Special". Roy takes the bat and hits a towering homerun that strikes the stadium lights. You see Roy Hobbs trotting around the bases as sparks from the shattered lights fall on top of him like fireworks on the 4th of July. The symbolic music, his teammates, and winning the game with a homerun... It's what kids dream of! It gets me and my friends everytime.

Sam the man
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It's a cinch everyone involved in rating or picking the movies was less than 45 years old. Speaking for those who 'came of age' during the 60's &70's the movie that messed up a room full of military macho men was the original Brians' Song' with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams. When that movie ended we were all trying to get away from one another so we wouldn't have to acknowledge that our heartstrings had been plucked to a degree we didn't think possible when the movie started. The war had made us realize we depended on one another to get home safely and since it was a true (current event at that time)story we could all relate it to some situation or loss we had experienced. In the future maybe these ratings should have age categories.

Chris
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Two that are not on the list. The Patriot - When Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) is riding away to return to the war and his youngest daughter, Susan (Skye McCole Bartusiak), who refused to speak for a long time, cries out "Papa!" and then runs to him. (Gets me every time.) And, Jerry Maguire - When Rod Tidwell (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and Jerry (Tom Cruise) make eye contact after Rod's breakthrough game, and when Rod thanks Jerry during an ESPN interview with Roy Firestone.

No Crying in Baseball
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This one always gets me: The scene from "The Natural," where Roy Hobbs breaks his bat (Wonderboy) and tells Bobby, the bat boy to "pick out a winner." Bobby brings him his home-made bat. This symbolizes to me the commitment of sport and the passing of the game to the next generation. "The Natural" may be the most beautiful cinematography, shot by shot of any movie in the color genre.

Johnny
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When the '55 crashes in the movie American Graffiti I always cry. What a waste of machinery.

jhonny narkzvill
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LOTR Return of the King. I always get choked up whenever I see the part when the King bows to the four hobbits'es and he tells them that they should bow to no one.

RonfromMD
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For me, two movies stand out as the saddest. Second is Brian's Song with James Caan but the saddest, for me, was Of Mice and Men with Gary Sinise and John Malkovich. I think that both of these films would make the guys on death row at San Quinten bawl like babies!

Michael Tutje
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How about when George shoots Lenny in "Of mice and men". I still can't watch that. Or the end of "The Notebook". It's a chick flick, but I dig the hottie. Still, That was a friggin' sad movie. I was in uncontrollable weeping mode. And then there's "Wilsonnn!". The guy only had a ball to talk to for 4 years. To me, that was like a person dying. Still what would he have done with Wilson in the real world. "He" would have lost his identity and become a ball. "He" was there when Chuck needed him and "he" left before Chuck found out he didn't anymore. It broke my heart and Tom Hanks did a great job showing that. Forrest Gump. I won't even go there. The first time I saw it, I was alone. When Dan had magic legs, an old lady leaned over and asked me if I was O.K.
No matter what any man thinks, it is good to feel that way sometimes. I personally look for movies specifically that I believe will make my emotions come out.

Sam
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How about "Frequency"? That is a GREAT guy movie. Towards the end when he "remembers" all the moments that never happened, and then his Dad shows up... gives me goose bumps every time.

mark trammell
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Please, have any of you girls ever seen Lonesome Dove. The cavalier cowboy kicks the bucket because to proud to live without his legs.Rain Man is more sad? WTF

Bill
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How about when Gayle Sayers (Billy Dee Williams) gives his speech and says he loved Brian Piccolo in Brian's Song

Blaine
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That list is alright, but you guys missed the most tearful moment in "GUY" movies.

Brian's Song - when he stands in front of the award ceremony and sez "I love Brian Piccolo"

Larry Jackson
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" when the Black Preacher Man leans over and to Scout and says "Miss Jean Louise, stand up, your Father's walking by." I've seen the movie at least 20 times and read the book more and it still tears me up. Simple, clean and makes me angry that I never met Atticus Fitch.

Kevin
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Any list that does not include "Brian's Song" with James Caan & Billie Dee Williams is not worth the time to read.

GIL
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None of the movies listed made me cry however here are a few that gave me a lump in my throat:

1) The Green Mile "Heaven I'm in Heaven"

2) Remember the Titans
"When Bertier and Campbell are talking in the hospital after Bertier's accident"

3) Philadelphia "Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington win the case"

4)Brian's Song "Oh Man I was all choked up with this movie how can you not be"

Rabbitt
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What a bunch of cry babies! There's not one movie listed that brought me even close to tears. The one movie that brought me to tears.......watching "Battlefield Earth"....... Vinnie Barbarino in dreadlocks was just too much for me!

joseph mcgurk
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Final scene of the movie My Life starring Michael Keaton. In preparing for his imminent death, Keaton records himself on video reading to his unborn child. The final scene is his young daughter sitting on her mothers lap watching daddy read a book. If that don't hit you, you are made of granite

Kim
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I can't believe no-one has mentioned Top Gun. My favourite movie of all time. Seen it hundreds of times but IMPOSSIBLE not to cry when Goose dies

Mike T.
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Hey, nobody picked "Hook", with Robin Williams? Any father can't help but blubber at the end when he says goodbye to Tink to go be a dad to his kids.

Jim
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The only reason I bothered to read all the replies was to see how disappointed I am that NOBODY mentioned SHAWSHANK yet!!!

How can you leave out SHAWSHANK????

bruceb
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The original Brian's Song.

KEVIN
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WHAT ABOUT JERRY MCGUIRE? THE LAST 20 MINUTES OF THAT MOVIE WOULD MAKE ANY MANLY MAN LOSE IT.

mike
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WHERE THE HELL IS GLORY!! THAT LAST RUSH UP THE HILL WAS TOO MUCH FOR ME. COURAGE LIKE THAT WILL MAKE ANY MAN CRY!!! BAR NONE SHOULD BE NUMBER 1.

Bob Mosier
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"Brian's Song".The emotional speech in the locker room, when Gale tells the team of Brian's illness.Get's me everytime.Can't believe it wasn't in the top 5 at least let alone not on the list.

Mike Bernal
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How can you forget the great tear jerker scenes in the movie "Brian Song". That is the only movie to ever make me cry.

loudspeaker
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Many scenes in "Brian's Song" bring out the emotions. Be it when Gale Sayers makes the announcement to the team, Gale's "I love Brian Piccolo" speech, or even when Brian says from his hospital bed that when you dedicate a game to someone, you're supposed to win it.

Tom
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Call me crazy, but I burst into tears when Gary Bertier's car gets broadsided by the truck after the big game in Remember the Titans.

I love this film, and yet I suck at playing football.

BobL
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The BEGINNING of the original "I Am Third", the story of Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears, which starts with "Ernest Hemingway once said that all true stories end in death. Well, this is a true story." Knowing what is to come, that chokes me up.

Lee
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How could anyone not have been affected by The Green Mile, when John Coffee is executed. Truly, a heart-breaking scene.

p-3B mod
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Dogs get rescued in "eight below" will jerk the tears out of anyone

Scrappy
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One scene that always gets me is in the movie "Phenomenon". When dying George (John Travolta) asks Lace (Kyra Sedgewick),"Will you love me the rest of my life", and she responds," No, I'll love you the rest of mine".

Robert
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Wait a minute there... You left out the "suuuuuperrrmannnn..." scene in "Iron Giant"?

Roger the Shrubber
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Bryan's Song

Perhaps the saddest movie of all time.

Movie Buff
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You got at least one of these wrong - Wallace's exhortation at the beginning of the battle of Stirling in 'Braveheart' is a good choice, but Wallace's execution and death ("Freeee-dom!"), sticking to his principles, even to the death, is far more of a 'choke up' moment. Also, the final scene at the beginning of the Battle of Bannockburn, where the simple act of Hamish throwing Wallace's claymore into the air with the bagpipes blowing the main theme and Wallace doing the voice-over will get to you too.

Another one that was missed - Gaius Maximus' death in 'Gladiator' ("He was a soldier of Rome - honour him."), where he was finally able to let himself pass and be with his family again in the Elysian Fields.

Finally, how many scenes from the LotR trilogy absolutely fit into this category - Frodo accepting the role of Ringbearer while the rest of the Council of Elrond argues over the Ring (basically, a child accepting a role far beyond him while the adults do nothing); Gandalf's 'death' on the Bridge of Khazad-dum (the only time I've ever seen my father 'choke up' at anything other than a war movie or the playing of Taps.); the arrival at dawn of Gandalf, Eomer, and his Riders ("Theoden King stands alone." "Not alone - Rohirrim, to the King!") to raise the Siege of Helm's Deep; Theoden's speech and the charge of the Rohirrim to help raise the Siege of Minas Tirith (the horns blowing at dawn, Theoden's realization that they are vastly outnumbered, and the Rohan theme playing over the charge into the teeth of the orc archers.); Sam, knowing he can't take the Ring from Frodo to help him, picking him up and carrying him up the side of Mt. Orodruin ("I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you!" - going so far beyond the call to help a friend in need.); Aragorn, before the Black Gate of Mordor, surrounded by 10,000 orcs and trolls, willingly leading a completely outnumbered charge in order to buy Frodo and Sam just a little more time to destroy the Ring (two simple words - "For Frodo."); and last (but certainly not least), the farewell scene at the Grey Havens when Gandalf calls Frodo to go ("It's time, Frodo."), where Frodo, unable to fully heal from his ordeal with the Ring, is taking the ship to Valinor, the Undying Lands, and has to say farewell forever to his dearest and closest friends.

Jeff Thomas
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"Brian's Song" and "Something for Joey" - nothing else comes close because these stories are true.

Robin
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How about the TV movie from the 70's (I think) "Brian's Song" about football players Gail Sayer and Brian Piccolo (who dies)? I remember seeing tears running from my father's eyes during that scene.

Butterfly
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I am sure I am showing my age now, but what about "Brian's Song"?

FFD173
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What about Brians Song ???
That movie broke down 30 college guys watching it in the dorm.

Vicki
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I think a biggie got missed! The awards scene in "Brian's Song", particularly the original version, when Billie Dee Williams (Gayle Sayer) talks about his best friend, Brian Piccolo and his battle with cancer; and just how much his friend means to him! That's a tear jerker for every guy I know!

CoachDad
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At the end of The Untamed Heart with Christian Slater and Marisa Tomei. When Christian Slater finally passes away, from his hear failure, tough one to watch.

Sloan Clinton
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I've got to add one that gets me because I am close to my brother. In Backdraft when Kurt Russell is split open and looks up at William Baldwin and sees him fighting the fire he says, "Look at him, that's my brother g**da**it."

nicky
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My dad gets choked up watching Mr. Holland's Opus; he rarely cries so this must be a biggie!

Mike
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Something for Joey

Brian's Song

BubbaBear
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Brokeback Mountain - When Ennis got mail returned from Jack and learned Jack had died.

Tommy
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"Saving Private Ryan" gets me every time because there's a lot of my dad in the older Ryan at the end. The end of "Brian's Song" and "Wonderful Life" are also big ones for me. I'm a sucker for the guy movie tear jerker though so I'm an easy mark.

OGDOG
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When the topic of "movies that make men cry" is brought up, men automatucally think of Brian's Song. Those last few minutes make men everywhere cry, every single time.

tbear1964
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My Life..Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman. Most any scene after his cancer diagnosis after he struggles to accept it and spends his time videotaping lessons to his unborn child. Rough to watch....always alone when I see this one.

DG
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When I saw "The Color
Purple" EVERYONE in the audience was crying,
including all the men.
Somehow,since everyone was crying,and everyone knew it,it was OK for everyone. It was quite a moment. Mostly the scene when Celie and Nettie reunite.

Terry
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There are three additional movies that I find have extremely "touching" parts. First, the scene in "A Christmas Carol" when Scrooge realizes that it is still Christmas and he can make things right. Second, the scene in "Ben Hur" when Judah's mother and sister are cured of their leprosy after the crucifixion. Third, the scene in "The Great Santini" when the tough fighter pilot dad crashes his damaged plane into the ocean and dies rather than risk ejecting and putting the town below at risk. And that's it!

Steve Allan
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Watch the original Brian's Song and try not to cry. True story about the death of Brian Piccolo of camcer at the peak of his carrer. James Caan portrays Brian. I remember talking at football practise the next day and everybody admitted crying.

David McCarthy
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As far as movies are concerned, Rocky 3 when Mickey dies, Adam Sandler when he dies as an old man in his dream in "Click" M*A*S*H* Radar announcing Henry Blake's death and when Radar giving Col Potter the horse for his birtday. All in the Family, Archie crying when Gloria and Mike move out and when Archie comforts Gloria when she has a miscarriage.

chazman
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Maybe I'm showing my age, but Brian's Song is one of the most emotional guy flicks ever made.

mike
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Brian's Song; Bobby; If you're crying during Bridges of Madison County you're not a man. As my wife just commented, "What man would watch that movie!?"

greg C.
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The one movie that hit me hardest was "schindler's list" when liam neeson (oscar schindler) looks at his nazi lapel pin, and asks how many more lives could he have saved by adding names to his list if he sold his gold pin.He completely breaks down at that thought..that'll does it for me as well.This whole movie is tough to watch,knowing this horror was real, but a necessity to see.

dulcibella
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Big Fish, anyone? The son's final acceptance of his dying father's imaginative "life story" gets my fiance every time, in the movie theatre or at home!

Gil
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I have to agree with Leon about the Wrath of Kahn. No matter how many times I see the scenes of Spock's last words and death and Kirk's emotional eulogy. I without fail always tear up.

GR Draper
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Brian's Song, Bang the Drum Slowly and My Life are my 3 top picks

Jason
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Please... I've got two words for you... "Brian's Song".

Mary
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James Caan and Billy Dee Williams as Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers in "Brian's Song"

Scrizz
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What ever happened to Brian's Song (the Original version). That gets all the guys in my family.

matt
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I can see how those movies made it up there, but I feel that the movie "Radio" is a great movie and that it should have made this list. All of the things that happens to Cuba Gooding Jr. throughout are just extremely sad.

MINI ME
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In the movie Hardball, when Keanu Reeves is talking about his player at the funeral

Stuart
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The Color Purple when Shug reunites with her father or A Beautiful Life when Roberto Benigni clowns on the his walk of death so he can save his son.

Bobby
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I can't believe no one has mentioned the all-time classic. When Gayle Sayers (Billy Dee Williams) tells his teamates in the locker room that their Brian Piccolo (James Caan) is dying. That movie has to be 30 years old and that scene still gets to me.

Jim
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Old Yeller, at the end where Yeller has rabies and the boy has to shoot him. If you're a guy and this hasn't made you cry then you have not seen it. Either that or you're a lousy sob that likes to shoot dogs.

skip
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You can't leave out "ol' yeller"! I still get choked up when the boy has to shoot his rabid dog.

Ron Carcich
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Richard Gere gets my applause whenever he walks into that paper factory for Debra Winger in AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN. I hear the two didn't like working with each other much, but that ending scene, yes, very over-the-top, and with all that schmaltzy music, still earns big points on my scale.

maggie priess
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How about "A River runs Through It" Surely some guys get a tear with this father son brother relastionship...?

Frank
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My vote,
When Private Ryan as an adult asks his wife if he lead a good life while kneeling at the Omaha Beach headstone of Tom Hanks "capt" in Saving Private Ryan.

bryinster@gmail.com
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I don't think that half of these should even be on the list. Come on Rocky? Star Wars? who honestly cries during those movies? And of course they left out the biggest one of all "Brian's Song" I am amazed that it didn't make it on over most of these.

jerseybeast
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I got two words for all you guys out there who have never let a tear drop at a movie.Try watching Brian's Song and see if you can make it through without a hankie.Gets me every time.

BRENDANO
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If there was a TV show one of these, when George Mason meets tells his son he will die, in the second season of 24, that would make it.

GO 24!!!!!!!!!!

Also, real men can feel sad, but they dont cry

Finally, when Dances with Wolves departs with the Indians is a sad part too.

Justin
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Did no one see Brian's Song??? Pic is the best!

John Yannacci
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How about Brian's Song, when Gayle Sayres says, "I love Brian Piccolo and I'd like all of you to love him too. And so, tonight, when you hit your knees, please ask God to love him."

bean
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The original Brian's Song-- When Gale Sayers says "I love Brian Picolo and I want you to love him too"... get out the tissues.

Steve
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How about when Patton proclaims his pride in his exhausted men as they march to relieve the 101st Airborne at Bastogne?

Gotta concur with Field of Dreams, tho.

Peter
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I like Sleepless in Seattle; also, there's a really good scene in the Vernon Johns Story

Ken
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The movie E.T. made my WWII veteran chief master seargent dad cry and we had to leave the theater by the outside exit because he was embarrassed to be crying for a make-believe alien. Another Spielberg movie, Empire of the Sun, with a young Christian Slater, will make anyone who is human tear up!

Trip
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What about "Brian's Song" and "Imitation of Life"?

sirius
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Every guy who has had played catch with his dad, feels that lump in the throat, and maybe some tears in the eyes, during "Field of Dreams." But without question, every guy would definitely cry or fight back tears, and definitely feel a lump in his throat from the movie "Brian's Song" with Billy Dee Williams as Gayle Sayers, and James Caan as Brian Piccolo. Not sure? Then watch it, get into it, and you will feel it. Two great choices here, but I will give it first to "Brian's Song."

Richard
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Please. "Old Yeller" and "Pride of the Yankees" are the only two that choke me up.

DAN
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You left out the movie Armaggedon when Bruce Willis tells his daughter he won't be coming home.

Alysia
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BRIAN'S SONG!!!!

Tom
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I know that I openly wept when they blew up the new suburbans in "Clear and Present Danger"

Oran C. Watson
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When Woodrow Call comments to the reporter "Yeah, hell of a story." at the end of the best movie EVER, Lonesome Dove.

Tim Litton
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How about Gary Cooper giving the farewell speech of Lou Gehrig in "Pride of the Yankees". Nothing better than that.

chipmiester
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Maybe I am dating myself a bit here but what about Brian's Song? Definitely tugged at my heart strings.

synthetik
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The Incredibles when Mr. Incredible admits that he's "not strong enough" to take losing Mrs. Incredible again.

Steve
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Maybe I missed it but where is "Brian's Song"?? Every guy cries when Gale Sayers says "I loved Brian Piccolo!"

David
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Who can forget Billy Dee Williams in Brians Song when he accepts is mvp award then declares "I love Brian Piccolo".

Bill
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I can't believe Brian's Song didn't even make your list. ..."I love Brian Piccolo, and you should too." Was definately the most tear-jerking quote ever.
I also thought Pride of the Yankees should have made the list too.

Bob
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Field of Dreams:
Last scene where Kevin(Ray Consello) Costner asks says....'Hey Dad, wanna have a catch?'
Found that scene very meaningful to me as it reminded me of my dad and myself.

Beard
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The Rookie, When Dennis Quaid calls home to tell his wife that he has been called up to pitch in the Major Leagues and then gets to tell his young son, that brought a tear to my eye faster than any movie I have ever watched.

FA-18pilot
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Brian's Song...Need I say more?

Vinny
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Maybe I missed it's mention...but, come on...'Brian's Song' should be there! You guys can't tell me you disagree.

Jusme
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How did everyone miss the one that can make ANY man cry.. Brian's Song! I can't even hear the theme song without chocking up!

Arlo McGowan
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The one show I didn't see listed was a real tear jerker. Man, Woman Child. I have it on VHS and I find it hard to watch as this father writes his child as he is dying (letter to be read after he passes on)

kelly
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What about when Brian dies at the end of "Brian's Song"???

kj
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Saving Private Ryan. when Ryan asks his wife if he has led a good life, has he made a difference. At that point you must take into context that all these men died because it your duty to stay and defend your position with your brothers and for your country. The emotion coupled with the sense of pride is overwhelming.

Wootch
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Cinema Paradiso--The end where the movie montage plays before a grownup Salvatore. I won't give it away but I highly recommend this movie. It's a funny, "buddy" movie for guys that's also very touching and romantic. Girls will love it and guys'll be absolutely choked up, guaranteed.

crybaby
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How could you overlook The Notebook. Every man I have talked to that saw it cried.

Steve
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2 words, "Brian's song"

David
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There is one movie they left out. It's called, "Something for Joey." About the Penn State player dedicated the Heisman trophy to his sick brother. I can't believe that was not on the list. That is a classic movie that will touch your heart.

rockin2the70s
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I have seen about half these movies, and I've only cried during a movie is in the Return of the King, when Frodo tells Sam to go home and he falls down the stairs. Some of the others-Braveheart, Top Gun- have choked me up, but only ROTK has made me shed tears

bigcat
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How bout the movie 'Glory' when Denzel gets whipped for leaving to look for some shoes

Casey
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What about the moment when Boy comes through the church doors in be reunited with his Pa (Jimmy Stewart). Shenandoah 1965 a classic

Gamegirl
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What about "Old Yeller"? My 50+ husband STILL tears up if I even MENTION the movie!

Tater
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The original "Brian's Song". The scene where Sayres gets the Most Courageous Player Award.

kingtj
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The most moving scene I can recall was the one in Crash, where the man's daughter runs out to save him from being shot, because he didn't have his invisible, bullet-proof coat on.

Darrell Freeman
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I'm sorry,but you missed the greatest tear-jerker of ALL TIME...when Gale Sayers says, I love Brian Piccalo", in Brian's Story.

JoeytheK
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The saddest movie for me is "Brian's Song". I don't know anyone who could keep a dry eye by the end of that one!

okmugwump
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How can you not have Brian's Song on your list!!!! G.Sayers speech gets my hubby every time!!!

Tom Martin
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The end of Schindler's List when he said "I should have saved more".

Patrick
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If you didnt at least almost cry after watching 1985's "Mask", you're only fooling yourself. (don't confuse with the Jim Carrey movie)

jstew2
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The ending of "Cadence" when Charlie Sheen's character gets out of the stockade.

archangel
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1)When Bruce Willis is blowing up the asteroid in "Armageddon".
2)Robt Redford hitting the homerun in "the Natural"
3)Mark Wahlberg blocking the punt and scoring in "Invincible".

Greg
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Terminator 2 does it for me- when Ah-nuld has to be lowered into the molten steel and young John Connor, begging him not to go, begins to cry. "I know now why you cry, but it is something I could never do." Gets me every time!

Pat
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My Dog Skip is a movie most guys wouldn't watch unless their girlfriend rented it. However, I have seen two guys really, really crying at the end of the movie and saying it was a good movie. Try it!

Ron
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It might be because I'm a retired teacher, but the final scene in "Man Without a Face" always brings rolling tears to my eyes. The never-dying relationship between "tutor" and student always reminds me of why I became a teacher and what how I always hoped I influenced students.

Jace
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The movie Glory. Last 15 minutes will make any one cry. The movie is great and just builds up to the last scene. I only watch by myself so I cry like a little girl..

BpatrickM
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One movie that always makes me water at the eyes is the end of Armaggeddon when Bruce Willis is saying good-bye to his daughter who is played by Liv Tyler.

t
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Where's Brians Song? That was the first tear jerker

Derrick
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Brian's Song. End of story.

Rob
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Field of Dreams!! I cry every time because I totally identify with Ray's wish to have that one last chance to tell my Dad I loved him. I tell my sons that EVERY day so that no matter when I leave this earth, they'll never wonder or question my deepest feelings for them.

fooball movies
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What about Brian's Song and Something for Joey?

Ben
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The end of Saving Private Ryan when he's at Arlington Cemetary and asks his wife if he was a good man and lived a good life. It gets me every time.

Felipe Guitierrez
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How could you forget "Cool Hand Luke?"

Lorrie
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Brian's Song....when Gale Sayers accepts the George Halas award and ends with...."I love Brian Piccolo. And I'd like all of you to love him too. Ans so tonight, when you hit your knees, please as God to love him."
--gets me everytime!

Stevenmarti
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The film Sicko which describes the sorry lot of Americans trying to stay alive with a seriously flawed medical system

Steve
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Not the mercy killing in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest but when chief pulls the fountain out of it's moorings and throws it through the window with attendant sound track

David
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I think the movie that tops the list should be The Champ. At the ending, where the son is crying at the death of his father after a brutal boxing match.

MD
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CAN'T BELIEVE LEFT OUT BRIAN'S SONG

matt
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While it may not be termed a "guy movie", I always get choked up during the Civil War masterpiece "Glory", when Matthew Broderick, Morgan Freeman, and crew storm the fort, only to find themselves staring right down the barrel of the cannon. Great movie

Mike Gray
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What about Brian's Song... Hello Mc Fly!

Tony D.
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How about "Brian's Song" with James Cann & Billy Dee Williams, when Picilo is dying in the hospital bed and Sayers, his wife, & Picolo's wife all embrace. I've seen the movie at least a dozen times and ball my eyes out everytime.

C Andrews
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Something For Joey

When John Capaletti won the Heisman and gave the trophy to his brother.

John
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One Mel Gibson flick that always gets overlooked, that being "We Were Soldiers". Many great lines in the movie, however when Lt. Col Moore is telling Joe Galloway to go back and tell the people what his men fought and died for is classic for a tear in the corner of the eye.

mgmfbcmama
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La Vita Bella...made every male in my house cry when Guido got shot.

Rand315
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Are you kidding? Try a double feature of "Brian's Song" and "Something for Joey" and then let me know so I can buy stock in Kimberly Clark, the manufacturer of Kleenex.

Mike
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Hate to say it, but Brain's song: The story of Chicago Bear's running back Brian Piccolo whom dies of cancer, ranks up there at the top.

Donna
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THere are 2 that stand out to me. I'm a woman, but I'm sure my husband would cry at these. When "Champ" dies and Ricky Shroeder is crying and calling for him to wake up. And, when Brian (don't remember the last name) dies in Brian's Song, a football movie about him and Gayle Sayers.

Scott
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The most touching movie scene that didn't make the list...."Man Without a Face" when the young man finally graduates from the Military Acadamy with the help of Mel Gibson's tutoring! I cry every single time I see that movie!

mike
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It gets me every time when Archy gets shot at the end of Gallipoli as Frank is running back to relay the order for the troops not to charge.

fritz
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Nothing gets me like the scene in "Crash" when the Iraqi shop owner shoots the hispanic lock repair guy's daughter. The music, the intensity and the little girl telling the dad she's okay is enough to make anyone bawl...

GIL
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TWO WORDS ... "BRIANS SONG" ...... YOU GUYS ARE OUT TO LUNCH FOR NOT PUTTING THAT ON IN THERE !!!!

Anthony
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"THE NOTEBOOK" WILL MAKE U CRY.

WindyCityD
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Where the hell is Brian's Song? I don't know a man that does not get... um,"choked up" at that movie.

BearFanDan
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How about any of a number of scenes in "Brian's Song"? Billy Dee Williams as Gale Sayers telling the team that Brian Piccolo is dying of cancer. That'll choke up the toughest of you.

Toni
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What about 'Brian's Song'. That'll make any grown man cry!

David Scime
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I think the last time bruce wills talks to his daughter in armagedon before he stays in space and blows the asteroid up..

Brad
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When Scout spots Boo Radley behind that door as the savior of her brother... "Hey Boo"

It "moistens the eyes" every time.

A. Kingsmill
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The Dale Earnhardt movie.

DONNA
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THE ORIGINAL "BRIAN'S SONG" THE WHOLE DARN MOVIE BEATS EVERY ONE YOU LISTED

matt
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Where the Red Fern Grows should be somewhere on your list.

Tom
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When Godzilla meets Bambi.

Tim
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Casablanca--When the Germans are singing in Rick's and Victor Lazlo gets the patrons to drown them out with "Les Marseillies" it gets me EVERY time.

Timpysan
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How about the end of Forrest Gump, where he's talking to Jenny's grave and then seeing young Forrest off to school? Heartwrenching stuff.

The Great ONe
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The Abyss, when the chick drowns and this guy is trying to revive her!

gale sayers
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two words: brians song

Huskerman
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Wilson floating away was a good one, but how about the ending of Gladiator? So sad when he dies.

one word:
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Rudy

mark
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when optimus prime dies in (the original) transformers the movie i still shed a tear

Joe
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As much as you will probably disagree, Patch Adams with Robin Williams gets me every time. Don't want to spoil it for anyone that hasn't seen it, but for anyone who is in a long-term relationship and loves their other half, the very end is a massive tear-jerker. You can only but imagine how you would feel in the same situation. Absolutely brilliant movie, even if I'm not a 'real man' for crying my eyes out at the end. Oh yeah, and 'The Butterfly Effect'. Not the ending where he strangles himself with the umbilical cord (LMAO) but the one where he walks past his love in the street and she doesn't know who he is.

Vox Populi
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I love Brian Piccolo. And I'd like all of you to love him, too. And so tonight, when you hit your knees, please ask God to love him.

Betch
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Brokeback Mountain should easily be the #1!

Gareth
said
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No 25th Hour?

cipheroid
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The countdown and lift-off scene of the Saturn V in Apollo 13. There we are, watching the words UNITED STATES scroll past the gantry camera as the rocket rises off the launchpad, as we've seen it a hundred times. But then THE CAMERA PANS UP TO TRACK THE EXHAUST NOZZLES and our brains lock up for a moment. If you're not a hard-core spaceflight nerd, you probably didn't even notice it, and won't have any idea why that was so cool. That, and the aerial view of the launch area as the rocket screams past. A POV you wouldn't see in real life for another decade. You fellow nerds know what I'm talking about. Damn. I have to change my underwear.

Tommy G
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Any list like this that doesn't include "Old Yeller" is glaringly incomplete.

Michelle
said
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How COULD you leave off Brian's Song? COME ON!!!!
I love Brian Piccolo!

ChicaGo Blue
said
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End of 'Backdraft' w/ the heroes parade. Everytime.

slyfan4life
said
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How come the death of Micky in Rocky III isnt there, I cried then... or the death of the asian girl Rambo liked, in Rambo First Blood Part 2, i cried then too:(

Lump in throat
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Just saw Things We Lost In The Fire, and spent almost an hour with tears streaming down my face.

MB
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What about American History X, when they read Danny's paper at the end, when his dead body is in his brothers arms, and the paper proclaims that "Hate is baggage..."

Egome
said
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Dude, c'mon!

"I love Brian Piccolo, and I want you to love him, too."

It's football with crying! How much more dudely can ya get?

Fletchman1313
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Final Fantasy - Advent Children

When Cloud Strife flashes back into a dream and speaks with Aeris. The memory of Final Fantasy VII comes back, and you think "My God... he's still haunted by her death after all these years."

... and it's just a bloody video game.

youranidiot
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Where in the hell is Brian's song? The only movie garunteed to make a man cry

Gregg M
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Nothing beats the mini-sub drowning sequence in 'The Abyss'.

I cried like a little girl.

Logisti
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I'm shocked at the lack of Cold War Classics (Rocky IV aside).

The Hunt for Red October: We listened to Vasily's simple hopes for life in the new world: To live in Montana, raise rabbits and perhaps own an RV and drive state to state (do they let you do that? No papers?). It was a pretty crushing moment when he was shot.

Wargames: "20 seconds to impact..." as General Beringer has been persuaded to ride out the attack, we see hundreds of Soviet missiles on the computer screens, detonating on U.S. soil. "This is Crystal Palace. Are you still on? Is anyone there?" and the painful silence until, "Yeah, we're here! ... We're still here!"

Most people probably haven't seen the HBO Original "By The Dawn's Early Light" but if you lived during the cold war, you should. The ending of that film will choke you up more than any of the others, and make you proud too.

ZJ
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The made for TV movie 'Testament' with Jane Alexander. A movie made powerful by acting and not special effects.

Jerry
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"My Life" - The parents have a circus in dying son's backyard. It's never too late.

Troy
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I checked out the list of movies that apparently get men "choked up" Saving private Ryan, Star Wars, Brave Heart ... you guys got to be kidding me right. Those films which I thought were great never made me cry, the films that did were films like E.T. and Old yeller...

Four Seventeen
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I'm a guy and for some reason the ending to the cheesy martial arts movie, "The Best of the Best" with Eric Roberts choked me up when I first saw it as a kid. It was the scene where the villian asks for the main guy's forgiveness and then the Korean team hands over the gold medals to team USA.

Chaz Arthur
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Didn't cry, but it's pretty sad in the end of, Requiem For A Dream, both when Sara gets the electroshock, and Leto's arm is cut off, he's still dying, and he knows Connelly isn't going to come despite the reassurance of the nurse.

darins
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In the move AI, when the mother dumps adopted little robot boy in the woods, and he was crying for his mother.

George LeRoy
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Ummm How about the movie "Brian's Song" starring James Caan and Billy Dee Williams? the story of dying gridiron star Brian Piccolo? Uber tear jerker!

RD Wilson
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How can you have this list without Old Yeller, and Brian's Song is beyond me. Were all of your writers born after 1990?

Also, I agree with the other person about "It's a Wonderful Life" - how can you leave that out? (As compared to things like "ET", and "Midnight Cowboy" (which any "real man" would never watch anyway!)

Dizzin
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last scene in American History X? With the younger brother dying, after realizing the error of being racist and single minded. After writing a glorious paper on his growth as a human being, he's killed by a young gang member. It was devasting.

Greg
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@Gmork - How about when Atreyu's horse Artex gets swallowed by the swamp of sadness "Artex, you're sinking! ARTEX! ARTEX!"

Jim
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The end of Searching for Bobby Fischer always gets me. No matter what happens, somewhere, inside you, you never want to let your dad down. Not ever.

How many ball players grow up afraid of losing their fathers' love every time they come up to the plate?
All of them.

Mark
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Perfect Storm - just when the fishing boat is capsizing, "Murph" understands he is about to die, but is thinking about his son when he says something like "this is going to be tough on the little guy".

Jay
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No "Ole Yeller"?! I would've expected it to be first on the list.

Woody
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Two Words "Brian's Song"

Hedge
said
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You missed the most important. Optimus Prime dying in the (real) Transformers Movie, 1986.

Jobbies
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No "The Green Mile" ? :|

Chris
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Where's Hoosiers?

Evan Turner
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The one that seems to get all of the men in my family is the scene in 'The Patriot' where the blond little girl tells Mel Gibson "Don't leave daddy!" in tears.

MorkOfYork
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I hate to admit it, but the end of "8 seconds" brought a tear to my eye. Good movie.

Chris
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The bit in Sicko when they go to the Cuban hospital is pretty emotional.

CTSHEA
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all I have to say is... The Green Mile.. There are alot of those moments in that movie.

Jay (DatCurious.com)
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I would definitely have to say there should be more sports movies, but I wouldn't cry. But I know a lot of sports fan that would cry if they made a movie on, let's say, the Cubs never winning a World Series, or when the Red Sox finally won, etc.

Jay
DatCurious.com

Andrew W
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Come on. Major league? That took up a spot that could have been filled by the end of the Perfect Storm.

TTH
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OLD YELLER!!! Either when Travis has to kill him because he's rabid or (my personal favorite) when the wild boars turn on Travis and he looks like a goner. . .until Yeller gets between them and is nearly gored to near-death but never abandons his master. Any guy who has ever owned a dog gets choked up with this movie.

Mandapants
said
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Pay it Forward and What Dreams May Come always made my dad and brothers choke up..

Of course, if you ask them now, they don't cry at anything, let alone "stupid" movies.

Mark McLaughlin
said
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Return to Paradise, when Pheonix gets hung before their eyes even after his buddies sacrifice their cushy New York lives to return to Malaysia to serve part of his prison term.

DB
said
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What did it for me? The tear in John ( The Elephant Man) Merrick's eye, as a beautiful Anne Bancroft tells him, "YOU...are Romeo!" after they shared a moment reading a script from one of her plays. Absolutely perfect! For him to feel that one tiny moment of joy, after all his years of pain...priceless.

Bruce Sutton
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The saddest ending for me was the bus scene at the ending if this movie when we all watched american foreign policy at it's darkest hour,remove a woman from the bus and knowing she would face almost certain death and torture when returned to her homeland.James Woods was superb.

Sarah
said
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Name ONE person who didn't shed a tear when Mufasa dies in The Lion King...

David Long
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Here's a few very poignant male movies and movie moments, not in any particular order:

(1) most scenes from the Rocky movie series after he get married (check out Rocky 4 when he goes from fighting with Adrian to talking to his son to flashbacks about his time with Appollo Creed)
(2) the Rob Reiner film Stand by Me
(3) the last few minutes of To Sir With Love
(4) the scenes involving James dean and Jim Backus in Rebel Without a Cause where they are trying hard to understand each other
(5) British working class men struggling with their identity in both Billy Elliott and The Full Monty
(6) The scene in the movie Parenthood involving Steve Martin and Jason Robards where they go from being "men" to vulnerable father and son and back to "men" again (actually the whole movie does this very well
(7) the scene from Shadowlands in the attic in which Anthony Hopkins and his new son share their saddness and uncertainty about the death of Joy (Debra Winger)
(8) the scene from An Officer and a Gentleman in which Richard gere's character is forced to be humble and admit he has "nowhere else to go" after being humiliated/broken by his sargent Lou Gossett
Jr.
(9) many scenes from the movie Brokeback Mountain
(10) Brian's Song and Remember the Titans

David Long
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We cover these issues in a course I teach on men and masculinities, and while the issue IS important there are many, many clips and even whole movies that make the point much better than those selected. The point for me is that movie and tv viewers often see what they have been socialized to expect. So, if they don't expect to see a wide range of emotional expression from males then they won't (more likely they will dismiss it as some guy just being less than a man). I tell my students that if when they watch movies they ask "how do I think that man feels?", they will be surprised to see men in a very different (i.e. human) light.

Darren
said
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Brian's Song, the original and not the remake.
I agree with Saving Private Ryan. The opening scene where the old man is in the cemetery. Moving stuff

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