What's made you cry?

This scene.

The scene where Doom shed a tear during 9/11 while Mags and Kingpin was speechless also NEARLY got me. And then I realized how stupid it is for three supervillains who've done worse things than Al-Qaeda to sob over a plane crash at WTC. Props to anyone who can find me the scan.

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Onions

Red Hot chilli

Tear gas

Peper spray

Bright lights

@darthaznable: Nope, that's a cat.

I'm almost ashamed to admit that I teared up when the Eleventh Doctor regenerated by not when 9 or 10 did.

Marley and me

ending to the lord of the rings

@sheenlantern: oh, go watch some my little pony.

@the_tree: "A kid needs a hoop"

Also Ted's speech to his future wife was pretty sad.

Hypcorites lol, millions dead Iraq and Afghan people and nobody cares, few thousand American died and everybody loses their minds.

Seeing this.

And then this:

@lateralus: Ha! it was the Brendan Fraser one that got me.

i love it when stories make me cry. i remember the first time i cried from a fictional story. the scene from the first rugrats movie when tommy gets completey fed up with dill and its raining and theyre in the mud

Madame Butterfly and Tosca.

I teared up and had goosebumps with COD: MW2 the moment Ghost and Roach got burned alive I felt the level of betrayal that must be going on in the real world as much as the fictional one.

When Kyle Rayner died, I teared up and shed a tear as I can remember.

A good amount of anime has made me cry or at least tear up.

The first Narnia movie, when I watched it in theaters I cried when Aslan died.

Awesome thread.

I never really 'cried' at anything in fiction as far as I can remember.. But towards the end of Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader, I did feel a little like I was getting teared up (very little though).

Nice!! Are those your favorite opera?

I love the way Claymore trolls you sometimes :)

I stubbed my toe once.

@dagmar_merrill: You cried about someone fictional stubbing their toe?

@kittyparker13: Of course. I mean, aren't we all fictional when you think about it?

@kittyparker13: What about you?

@deathstroke02: So far, only Tess of the D'urbervilles by Thomas Hardy has made me cry.

And you see that i'm really backing myself off......if she was a dude,i'd be a lot more active in responses.... ;)

Hehe thank you ^_^

There are a thousand things about you that I could make fun of, but your preference for boys isn’t one of them :)

On a more serious note, My Screw Up episode of scrubs hit me hard. I didn't cry but I came close to it.

They're up there. Carmen is tops at the moment.

Thank God,but you didn't catch the point of that sentense......

Godzilla 2014.

I think Toy Story 3 did.

When my girlfriend said that her home was with me.

When I thought my oldest Rottie was going to die (a big fat liar is what she is)

When my little sisters left with my father to Texas.

and then there is Frank Caliendo's "Quick-Pop Popcorn Popper" skit.

...Then there's me whenever someone eats the last of the Doritos...I crie evrytiem.

When I stubbed my toe while watering my spice garden, but it was only for 20 minutes.

@punyparker:

I still don’t have a clue. I never seem to know you are talking about anyways, so it’s not uncommon ^_^

Again,it's a pity.
It's right there.

@kittyparker13: this may sound stupid cuz I'm not an overly emotional person but for some reason the way Bruce Wayne treated Carrie in the Dark Knight returns in the final parts damn near teared me up.the kicker was when he commented on her increasing skill in riding horseback and says "look at her, she's a miracle.

She is still my favorite robin.

@comicace3: I've never seen this but that's some real feelz material right there! Geedee...

Do you like Pearl Fishers? That's my favorite. ^_^

I rarely cry (I really wish I would more, but for some reason I just can't), but this is the most recent thing that got me to (Spoilers for Angel Season 5 if you haven't seen the show):

Rorschach's death got me in the comics, and on cinema.

Thoughts of loved ones dying...a small list of songs...and the traffic on Harbor blvd.

Never actually cried from fiction, but the closest I got was the Breaking Bad finale.

Last time I did was Clannad After Story about a year ago. I went into it the first time not knowing how sad it would get, and I bawled like a fountain. I recently rewatched it, thinking I'd be fine going into it like a brick... nope.
And before that was Angel Beats, which after crying at the ending I realized the romance barely existed and all the plot holes. Still choke up from hearing the themes for both shows. Characters from both were super-likeable.

I cry reading comics more than I should.

**hugs** You are spectacular. I adore it!

Spilled Milk.

Death of jordan in locke and key series.

I haven't cried at a fictional piece of media since I was nine years old, and that was when I saw Finding Neverland. This part of All Star Superman is really powerful, though.

Me and my dad decided to watch Marley and Me for some reason. Both of us teared up.

When I was like 6 that duet between Spongebob and Mr. Krabs in the episode where sponge had to work at the chum bucket brought me to tears. Same with when Patrick and Spongebob died in the movie.

Titanic, Gears of War 3, 90% of Disney Movies, Halo 4, The Walking Dead, TellTales Walking Dead Game season 1&2, Nolans Batman Trilogy, death of Stephanie Brown and Donna Troy, The Hunger Games movie, A Little Princess... I know there are more but that's all I can think of right now lol