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Reyv · 01-14-2007, 11:30 PM

The question at hand is rather simple. What movies and/or series have you watched that have managed to make you cry?

I don't know if this is something many people care to experience, but I personally enjoy crying as a result of an engaging storyline.

I have only two entries that I care to add:

1. Naruto
2. The Last Samurai

Naruto, the entry that prompted this post, is an anime (Japanese animation) series that I've been watching over the past week. My expectations for it were rather low, but the emotional attachment it's generated is nothing short of amazing. I've found myself crying almost non-stop throughout episodes 16-18. Of course, you'd need to watch all the episodes until that point to get the proper character development. What I particularly like is that I can rewatch those episodes, and they will without fail generate those same emotions all over again. I have a number of other movies in mind that have managed to make me cry through the element of surprise, and had no effect on subsequent viewings.

The Last Samurai, well, I usually cry all throughout the ending.

01-14-2007, 11:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
Reyv Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Source Posts: 82	Movies that make you cry The question at hand is rather simple. What movies and/or series have you watched that have managed to make you cry? I don't know if this is something many people care to experience, but I personally enjoy crying as a result of an engaging storyline. I have only two entries that I care to add: 1. Naruto 2. The Last Samurai Naruto, the entry that prompted this post, is an anime (Japanese animation) series that I've been watching over the past week. My expectations for it were rather low, but the emotional attachment it's generated is nothing short of amazing. I've found myself crying almost non-stop throughout episodes 16-18. Of course, you'd need to watch all the episodes until that point to get the proper character development. What I particularly like is that I can rewatch those episodes, and they will without fail generate those same emotions all over again. I have a number of other movies in mind that have managed to make me cry through the element of surprise, and had no effect on subsequent viewings. The Last Samurai, well, I usually cry all throughout the ending.