OT- What films have made you cry as an adult?

I cried at the end of Glory.  So many reasons to feel pride, respect, anger and resentment all in one great final 20 minutes.

For me the saddest movie is "Grave of the Fireflies." Wouldn't recommend it for people who don't like anime,  but otherwise a very powerful, emotional, gut wrenching movie about Japan post World War II. 

There probably have been several, but there are three that I always think of most readily. The “Hey, dad, wanna have a catch?” moment in Field of Dreams always gets me because my dad died a few months before I saw the film in a theater.

The ending of Schindler’s List as the “Schindler Jews” and the actors who portrayed them in the film are shown walking past Oskar Schindler’s grave and placing stones on the headstone got me when I first saw it in the theater and always gets me when I see it on TV.

And I always choke up during that last scene at the Normandy cemetery in Saving Private Ryan. 

Most recently, the ending of Best of Enemies reminded me of the ending of Field of Dreams and I teared up a little.

Forrest Gump 

The Green Mile was the first movie that made me cry as an adult. Up was the other. 

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I went back and watched the last 5 minutes of the last episode of Wonder Years. It made me wonder where the years went and I was choked up.

Up gets me every time.  The end of the Sandlot, too.  

Lone Survivor. Mainly when they showed the real life photos at the end. 

Oh man.... I have quite a few.

the most recent ones:

-I can only imagine (my dad and I’s relationship has been terrible. He’s an alcoholic)

-Wonder

-Up

-Onward

The closing credits of “Lone Survivor” with the real life footage of the Special Forces and Ranger guys who got killed, especially the ones of the guys hanging out with their spouses, playing with their kids (generally toddlers or newborns) ... you knew you were watching the final memories of intimate moments among families who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

The end of A Beautiful Mind, where Nash gets the pens and the the Nobel Prize.

Not a movie, but the episode of Friends where they watch the old video and Ross tries to take Rachel to the prom. After the video, when she goes and kisses him, I lose it every time.

I cry like a baby every time I see Wade Garrett (Sam Elliot) dead in Roadhouse.

Grave of the Fireflies.

It is a fabulous and great movie, but one of the most heart-rending of all time.

If you are reading this topic and haven't seen Grave of the Fireflies, you don't have a full perspective yet.