Has a movie ever made you cry?

[GUWOPPERS]

I've had a few,

like the Radio scene when Cuba found out his moms died

the end of Toy Story 3 when Andy gave away his toys

the scene in I am Legend where Will Smith had to choke out his dog










So I just watched Pitch Perfect 2...




















But the last scene when they sing the original song at the competition, I just started dripping, and it had me in a mix of and .

Like I don't even know wtf I was crying about.



My grandma died last year and I didn't even cry then, (she was in pain for many years so I think I was more relieved of her suffering) but I don't get how this shyt could have done it.


Don't get it twisted though,

I'm a gully goon through and through

But trill cats like me still shed tears sometimes

This black hole where my heart used to be still got some energy in it.

 

[Killer Instinct]

I didn't cry but I can never watch 'The Elephant Man' again.
'Million Dollar Baby' was pretty sad, too.

 

[Baracka Flocka Flame]

I cried at the end of Selma.

 

[Michael9100]

Frustrated: Black Men in Brazil

 

[Kobe24]

I've had a few,

like the Radio scene when Cuba found out his moms died

the end of Toy Story 3 when Andy gave away his toys

the scene in I am Legend where Will Smith had to choke out his dog










So I just watched Pitch Perfect 2...




















But the last scene when they sing the original song at the competition, I just started dripping, and it had me in a mix of and .

Like I don't even know wtf I was crying about.



My grandma died last year and I didn't even cry then, (she was in pain for many years so I think I was more relieved of her suffering) but I don't get how this shyt could have done it.


Don't get it twisted though,

I'm a gully goon through and through

But trill cats like me still shed tears sometimes

This black hole where my heart used to be still got some energy in it.

12 Year a slave

 

[Lana del Rey]

Titanic, the notebook, etc

I can go on and on and on.....

 

[GUWOPPERS]

I cried at the end of Selma.

Saw that last week. Was a real mind thumper, but I didn't shed. It was more of a wave of despair to see the struggle then and compare it to where we are today. Seems like we've regressed.

 

[Groanman]

When Jon Voight dies at the end of The Champ.



Oh. SPOILER ALERT!!!

 

[Kwéyòl]

 

[Prynce]

The butler made me cry

 

[Black]

Lion King

 

[Bishop_BP_Jakes]

The end of Set It Off
I tried to keep it together watching Benji too.

 

[ridedolo]

Crooklyn

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Couldn't even look them in the eyes




I probably sat through most of big scenes in Selma angry and emotional like Mitch

That bloody sunday bridge scene

 

[Baracka Flocka Flame]

Saw that last week. Was a real mind thumper, but I didn't shed. It was more of a wave of despair to see the struggle then and compare it to where we are today. Seems like we've regressed.

Respect.
Thats the feeling I had, like look what we can do together as a unit. and after we did the right thing and always played the bigger person, to see that we got no where and that one of our greatest leaders was killed before the age of 40. It hurts. it got me. I work in social justice, the film was done nicely and showed a human side to King that the history books don't show. He was a lot like many of us with a bit more audacity. He had insecurities too, he wasn't perfect. So many things that bought me to that point.