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[sandwichman]

Wait why would a dinosaur cry for King Kong. King Kong bodies all of them.oh wait they were crying of joy

[wintersnowv]

No other movie made me cry more than ''Hachiko: A Dog's Tale'' and ''The Boy in the Striped Pajamas''

[ju-stuka]

Man, UP hit alot harder than alot of people expect. I was devastated in the first 10 minutes because of, well, you already know why...

At least ol' mate still gets to be doing his own adventures

[thegeostormgd]

The timeline of this is pretty broken. Interstellar came out after both Toy Story 3, and Up came out only a year before Toy Story 3.

[moxboss]

The movie that made me cry the most was Forrest Gump. I cried three times, and it was just so sad to see such a pure and innocent person go though three different losses.

[RadzBG]

Even if I wasn't born then, I might say that The Green Mile is the saddest film I've ever seen. It made me cry not once or twice. Every time I watch it, I can't help myself but cry.

[lukecase]

Ah yes, watching Inside Out when you're a toddler. Good times.

[theconfuzzleddoge]

when i was little (like 3-7 years old) practicly every movie that had a mildly active climax would make me cry or cry inside because i felt scared and bad for characters that would never exist in a "meh" movie

[vaggos]

You could include The Transformers: The Movie, Godzilla vs Destroyah, The Titanic, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame in here as well.

[picklehat]

Out of all the movies I watched, nothing hit as hard as Interstellar...it left me with a lot of questions about existence and aging, I was already scared of losing my time, but wow...this movie hit me hard, a true masterpiece!

[zenbow]

Honestly.
I cried in every single movie I encountered when it comes to it’s near end-

[mana]

No movie's ever made me cry, but, Interstellar is a fantastic movie, I genuinely recommend it to people. Same for "The Color Purple" both are really good movies that could probably make you cry. :u

Interstellar was introduced to me by my parents, while, when I was in high school, I took Film Class and "The Color Purple" was one of the movies we had to watch and study. It focuses on an African-American woman who was put into an arranged marriage at the age of 13(?) and faces around 40 years of severe domestic abuse and bigotry and when she finally stands up for herself, it's fucking amazing.

[chanishkaperera]

Jurassic park will always Bring me to tears when I always see that "it's a dinosaur " scene and the score is starts playing. Childhood nostalgia

[poprostuukasz]

I was actually crying on The Green Mile. Really damn good but also very sad movie. It was the only movie in my life that made me cry.

[staver]

0:13 there really was no better song matching the tragedy of the scene than the one used LMAO

[carmodelplaytime]

I'm pretty honest here. I almost never cried in sad moments even when i wanted to. But i remember when i watching Commisar Rex (it's what it's called in Estonia) then i turned off the TV and went to my room and cried. I think it was when the child died because he climbed something and it fell on him...or something happened.
Second time was almost. I was watching Ice Age. It was almost end of the movie when somebody noticed tear in my eye and turned it off, thinking TV hurted my eyes.
They were only times when i (almost) cried because of movies. I don't remember my age in both of incidences.

[ShamrockDeveloper]

The ending of the Green Mile had me crying, R.I.P John Coffey :(

[Seeky.]

"0:05" geometry dash streo madness

[cosmic_baller]

I actually cried at the end of the king Kong movie (2005) it was so sad...

[banimated]

to be honest as you get older you start to understand pixar movies a lot more, and they get more emotion-inducing. i used to watch toy story 3 all the time and not cry, but not too long ago i re-watched it and cried. lmao