jframe
Member
A BIG +1 to that! I love those cars! I personally don't know how anyone can look at a Chevrolet from '57 or '58 and NOT think those year Plymouth two door hardtops DON'T look better.
Sensitive topic (pun intended): Movies that make men cry
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A BIG +1 to that! I love those cars! I personally don't know how anyone can look at a Chevrolet from '57 or '58 and NOT think those year Plymouth two door hardtops DON'T look better.
badam0112
Member
Field of Dreams "playing catch with his dad"
Saving Private Ryan "Several Scenes"
The video of my twin daughters being born.
Saving Private Ryan "Several Scenes"
The video of my twin daughters being born.
Fishslayer
US Veteran, Absent Comrade
Anything with dogs.
Nat Geo's series "Dogtown" has been known to affect my allergies.
Nat Geo's series "Dogtown" has been known to affect my allergies.
reddogge
Member
"Taking Chance" and "Saving Private Ryan" do it for me. No matter how many times I watch them.
Gallipoli
An early Mel Gibson movie about two runners with the ANZAC of WWI at Galipolli in Turkey.
Watching those young courages men "go over the top" in such a wasteful and dreadful manner, while the strings of Tomaso Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor plays in the background does it for me every time I watch it.
There are others, some mentioned above by others, but I thought I'd add one that many of you may not have seen (it is available here in the States though) and one that stands out a bit for me.
Peace,
An early Mel Gibson movie about two runners with the ANZAC of WWI at Galipolli in Turkey.
Watching those young courages men "go over the top" in such a wasteful and dreadful manner, while the strings of Tomaso Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor plays in the background does it for me every time I watch it.
There are others, some mentioned above by others, but I thought I'd add one that many of you may not have seen (it is available here in the States though) and one that stands out a bit for me.
Peace,
deduke1907
US Veteran
in the fight scene between the duke and bruce dern where dern is getting his butt kicked by the duke and dern grabs a gun and kill the duke in the movie cowboys with all the young boys looking on
Movie was "The Cowboys". Yeah, was a tear jerker. Espesically when they couldn't find his grave site on their return trip.
phs3194
Member
She wore a yellow ribbon, John Wayne sitting beside his wife's grave and telling her about his day gets to me.
michael thornton
Member
WHERE THE RED FURN GROWS?
semperfi71
US Veteran
I had "Taking Chance" in my possesion [a loan from a friend] for over two weeks before I could watch it. I finally did and it was painful. Especially learning about the real "Chance" and seeing his pictures and his family.
I am tired of the government waisting good people's lives while they let scum continue to live.
I am tired of the government waisting good people's lives while they let scum continue to live.
akviper
Member
"Saving Private Ryan" and "Forrest Gump". About half a box of Kleenex each.
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I remember crying over Old Yeller when I saw it when I was a kid.
I didn't even know Where The Red Fern Grows was made into a movie, but that was the only time I ever remember crying over a book (in 3rd grade, probably around same age as when I watched Old Yeller) Don't know what it was about dogs dying that tugged at my heartstrings....Im still a dog lover today
Now that I know it exists, I'm buying a copy of the Where The Red Fern Grows movie.....still one of my favorite books ever
The Last Standing Knight
Member
The ONLY movie men are allowed to cry in is Old Yeller. Any others-turn in your man card. (exception-Shenandoah when Jimmie Stewart's son gets killed by the Yankee)
George C. Scott in the TV movie "The Last Days Of Patton" The final scene did it for me and I will say no more.
Texas Star
US Veteran
"We Were Soldiers", every time.
Others have mentioned, "Saving Private Ryan."
T-Star
Others have mentioned, "Saving Private Ryan."
T-Star
6thtexas
Member
The scene in "Gone with the Wind" where Scarlett runs from the building being used as a hospital into the railyard where there are hundreds of wounded men lying out in the open-then the camera eases back, and the Stars and Bars flag is defiantly flapping in the foreground.
I had ancestors in the Army of Tennessee, one of which died in hospital before they were pushed back to Atlanta.
I had ancestors in the Army of Tennessee, one of which died in hospital before they were pushed back to Atlanta.
Krull
Member
A few war movies,yea,but one I actually can't watch more then the one time I did....was an animated film from Japan (Anime) called "Grave of the Fireflies" which is about two kids in WWII Japan and you follow them through the war and basically...watch them starve to death.
That movie SUCKED and gawd I dunna want to watch it ever again
That movie SUCKED and gawd I dunna want to watch it ever again
reddogge
Member
Not a movie but a book, "The Black Flower", about a young Confederate soldier wounded in the battle of Franklin, TN and was recuperating in a field hospital, meets a young nurse, falls in love and.............
semperfi71
US Veteran
keith44spl states,
"Cry over a movie?
Gees...Oh, go on and shed a tear if'n you have to.
But, I got tell ya'll, it ain't real folks.'
Sir, go to my profile and drop me a note as to your address. I will send you a copy of "Taking Chance".
Regards.
"Cry over a movie?
Gees...Oh, go on and shed a tear if'n you have to.
But, I got tell ya'll, it ain't real folks.'
Sir, go to my profile and drop me a note as to your address. I will send you a copy of "Taking Chance".
Regards.
