I know it's kind of weird for a Tearjerker, but Empire State of Mind can do that to me if I'm in the right mood. Just something bittersweet and whistful in the way she sings the chorus, And also the lyrics "Labor Day Parade, rest in peace, Bob Marley Statue of Liberty, long live the World Trade Long live the king, yo, I'm from the Empire State that's"
Emperor Wu liked cake, but not exploding cake!This song makes me cry out of happiness.
It's about the Holocaust, and how some dude will do anything to protect his girl.
The song was actually written as a tribute to the lead singer's grandparents, who grew up during World War 2.
oh, god, that song makes me cry and I've never even played that game.
Now and Then, Here and There made me tear up like a little bitch
edited 28th Apr '11 4:25:15 PM by Thelostcup
If you find the text above offensive, don't look at it.oh, yeah, that was a sad anime, right there.
This song makes me cry every time. The memories...
It's original Japanese counterpart also makes me cry.
AC:NL Dream Address: 5200-2582-5967From the musical In The Heights, when Claudia dies.
That scene had me misting up, but I absolutely fucking lost it when I saw the memorial for her painted on the side of Usnavi's shop.
One of my few regrets about being born female is the inability to grow a handlebar mustache. -LandstanderThe endings of the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games. The end of the first one actually did make me cry... but I was 9 years old and had just pulled an all-nighter. For the second one, I just got a bit misty-eyed.
[DATA EXPUNGED] - I would NEVER do that to a kitten! -Dr. █████The Snowman. Especially the ending.
AC:NL Dream Address: 5200-2582-5967That happened to me for Explorers of Sky.
It's quite easy for me to tear up at something I'm watching/reading/listening to (for example, girls crying in anime (because I can hear it)/Protest the Hero lyrics because they're really powerful), but the last one that had me flat-out sobbing was Welcome To The NHK.Though it's worth mentioning that the last episode of Madoka Magica had me teary-eyed for roughly half of it.
edited 28th Apr '11 10:57:51 PM by Everest
-Kemal Ataturk-
Some one earlier said the Middle Passage scene from Amistad.
I only cried once at that scene, the first time I watched it. Every repeat of the movie since then I skip past it.
"What a century this week has been." - Seung Min KimAh, I distinctly remember crying at the first Pokemon movie. I went and saw it in theaters when I was...gosh, I think I was only 7 or 8.
"Besides, everyone's hairsexual for Waltzy's braid." -Juan CarlosLets see, here Episode 19 of Rah Xephon had me crying. Partially from horror and partially from sadness.
Oh god, where to start? Man, forget it, I can't even be bothered to list them all, just pretty much EVERY TEAR JERKER.
Hell - it might be easier for me to think it over and list ones that DIDN'T make me cry when they were supposed to.
Always, somewhere, someone is fighting for you. As long as you remember them, you are not alone...goddamn, man, that episode of Fresh Prince with Will's dad... man I cannot watch Will's whole speech without breaking down and weeping.
Goddamn, Will's words are pretty much my thoughts verbatim the last 16 years growing up.
The beginning of Up (the Disney/Pixar one, not the Russ Meyer one) got to me.
Not really a tear jerker per se, just a dramatic moment that brings out the waterworks: the big climax of the movie version of Cry, the Beloved Country (the original version with Sidney Poitier, thank you very much).
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!Anything about death usually gets me. Especially if it's along the lines of "they're never coming back" or anything similar.
byewell I've cried buckets at the ending of One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest since I was a kid, it's just one of those things that get me every time
Many Pixar Movies(well up and Toy Story 3)
and Chris's Death on Skins never fails to make me tear up, it takes a lot for me to consider re watching that episode, that and Jenny Calenders Death or the S2 finale on Buffy
edited 29th Apr '11 12:44:58 AM by faradayangel
Humour, where would we be without it? In Germany, probablyI didn't QUITE cry at Toy Story 3...but, well, I grew up with those movies, at the exact same age as Andy...and saw Toy Story 3, literally, the day after I moved halfway across the country away from my family, to go to college. Yeah. Grea timing, there.
This song gets me every time, too.
Birthright: an original web novel about Dragons, the Burdens of Leadership, and Mangoes.Seconding Welcome Tothe NHK.
That series is utterly amazing.
it captures the feeling of loneliness so well.
Take it from me.
I still haven't seen MillenniumActress, but now knowing that it has a Tear Jerker ending, that may or may not have raised my level of wanting to.
edited 28th Apr '11 3:08:51 PM by tehjinx
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