No movie I've ever seen has made my cry, not even as a child, but this came extremely close. Let's discuss it, and recommend similar movies. First one to come to my mind is Moonrise Kingdom, although it's a bit different.
standing up (2013)
>>67931911
Thank you, I'll watch it today or tomorrow. Also, nice dubs.
Watch this, OP.
Cried thrice during this one, for different reasons.
>>67932160
I take it you forgot the pic?
![dear-zachary-poster-hi[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/dv6kwyP.jpg "dear-zachary-poster-hi[1].jpg")
>>67932160
Damn, forgot the image.
>>67932223
Thanks.
>>67931365
I watch Interstellar with an emotionless, straight face the whole time but when Coop drives away in tears holy hell it gets to me.
I Am Sam made me cry when I watched it as a preteen but I haven't seen it in years.
Truman show near the end gives me anxiety and makes me a lil weepy, just a lotta emotions in general
Similarly when the dude has a breakdown and lets his buddy get stabbed in Saving Private Ryan, it fucks me up from multiple angles.
Regarding Henry in a couple parts, My Life with Michael Keaton too.
Cast Away when the soundtrack kicks in
"I Am Retarded" Answer:
Click, fuck me
>>67932223
This made me so angry and sad.
As soon as this scene came up and I knew she was going to sing, I started bawling like a little baby.
No sing, Zoey, just look pretty!
>>67931365
That boys greasy hair triggered me even when I was a greasy haired kid myself. How is ASR gonna fuck him if he never showers?
>>67931365
I almost walked out of the cinema when watching this shit it was that bad.
This nearly made me well up when I rewatched it recently for the first time since childhood.
>tfw never had a true childhood friend that would ever consider risking their life for me
