I'm normally too manly to admit to crying during anything, but the ending parts of Forrest Gump do it for me every time.

"Jenny died on a Saturday..."

:(

Grave of the Fireflies. OMG, someone here has watched it, too?

Tear jurking moments:

Book/movie: Bridge to Terrabithia
Games: MGS2 when Emma... and then otocon..., MGS3, all PS1 FFs and FFX, Xenogears

Song: Crono Cross ending song, Radical Dreamers; when l beat this game and listened to this song I felt like I had died and gone to heaven. It felt like nothing mattered any more and that I'd float along forever in the Chrono series universe. It's moments like these that I realise why I play video games.

I'm a man, therefore I don't cry. ever.
If I did though it would prolly be at something stupid like Artificial Intelligence.

Signs - I cried in pain. Aliens that can be destroyed by water invade a planet that is 2/3 water. It still hurts.

@SnesBoy: I agree with Flight 93. That is such a powerful movie.

@Garcian Smith: I can't believe I forgot Forrest Gump.

^^I felt that way about Blair Witch- So much potential, so little worth watching.

Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes couldn't make me cry in third grade nothing can, boy I am heartless

Lol...I saw the thread title and the first thing to pop into my mind was The Green Mile. Then I open the thread and that's the first movie I saw named.

But yeah, the Green Mile made me cry a bit...didn't help that I was drunker than a fish when I watched it.

I don't know if I ever cried because of sadness while reading a book or watching a movie, but I think the book that touched me the most emotionally was "The Catcher In The Rye" by J. D. Salinger.

I often cry out of happyness though, especially when watching Disney films. There are two scenes in "Robin Hood" (my favourite Disney movie, btw) where I always have tears in my eyes while watching it, and I also have wet eyes at the end of Disney's version of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. I think there are also scenes in other movies like "Lion King" or "Fox and the Hound" which I can't watch without a few tears, but it's too long ago since I last watched those movies to recall exactly.


That's about it... Sounds pretty emo now that I think about it