2018 Oscar Nominees Remember the Last Time They Cried Watching a Movie

Saoirse Ronan (Lady Bird), Guillermo Del Toro (The Shape of Water), Allison Janney (I, Tonya) and more 2018 Oscar Nominees share which films brought them to tears most recently.
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[@shamusquinn3891]

There's something so human and real about seeing these people speak about being so genuinely touched by each others' work. That, in and of itself, is beautiful.

[@delia1985]

The ending of cmbyn does it every time.

[@TheFatoud]

This was indeed a phenomenal year for cinema!!

[@Seetha-Golden]

*The last 20 minutes of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME.* I cried for the train station scene, cried again for Marzia, cried for Michael Stuhlbarg, and then that final scene arrived ... and BAM! *WATERFALLS!*

[@proudpoteito]

I see Saoirse Ronan, I click❤

[@Lola_t]

I cried and continue to cry (when I think about it!) at Call Me By Your Name. Truly the best film of the year for me. I know it won't win, but it should!

[@theinvisibleme4104]

I cried with call me by your name.

[@TheDylanHoang]

The ending of Dunkirk gets me every time. A film that celebrates human kindness and shows it in such a non-sentimental way. Perfection.

[@katecrimson2730]

SAOIRSE 😍

[@thomaseagan7880]

I agree it has been a great year for film.

[@SN-ch6er]

As far as CMBYN is concerned, so much has been spoken about the speech, the final few minutes. To me, the most heart breaking moment was when Elio calls his mom from the station to pick him up. The inflection in his voice when it cracks, as he digests the fact that he's just lost any real chance to be with his first love.

[@touchsky4779]

Me too. That part breaks me Everytime.

[@dirtydinner2432]

That speech by Elio’s dad at the end of Call Me By Your Name was my favorite scene of the year.

[@MrLasveguinhas]

Lets do the same in the comments section: ME: The last time I cried watching a movie was with "I, Tonya". I teared up a little bit at the scene that Margot Robbie was looking in the mirror and trying not to cry while applying make up. Her acting was so good that it actually got to me. You go...

[@theinvisibleme4104]

MRVEGAS I cried while watching call me by your name, when they are saying good bye at the train station, when Elio called his mom to pick him up and of course at the end when he is sitting in front of the fireplace.

[@kimmmmm04]

I cried in I, Tonya too... The part at the end of the film when she gets her sentence, and she breaks down and asks the judge to send her to jail instead because skating is all she knows.

[@nilerra8181]

kimmmmm04 Indeed. That was the heartbreaking moment in the movie

[@nilerra8181]

the invisible me The whole final act of Call Me By Your Name is heartbreaking and beautiful. Perfection

[@MrLasveguinhas]

kimmmmm04 Yes, that scene was incredible, very heartbreaking. I can't understand how that movie wasn't nominated for Best Picture and The Post was. Like, what the hell?

[@Amalthea11]

Omg Greta, thank you for choosing "my moment"! I never thought anybody would mention it...

[@KaitlynWhiteside]

That moment was sad, but the one that got me happened a little before that. It's when everyone's getting on the boat and Peter says "Careful!" to make sure they don't hurt George, and they tell him he's dead and Peter pauses & says, "So be bloody careful with him!"

[@dattebayo6626]

Kaitlyn Whiteside me too. That was so beautifully said and acted.

[@Amalthea11]

Kaitlyn Whiteside Yes, that one was great...but the one Greta mentioned got me more. Dunkirk is full of those "in between" moments...which stole my heart.

[@TT-qc2mu]

Or the part when you learn that Mark Rylances oldest son died and the next shot is him talking with the soliders. When that hit and i got why he went to Dunkirk, it did it for me.

[@maur8786]

yes it does saoirse, this years is a good year

[@HitoKunioka]

The last 2 minutes of Paddington 2 is one of the best endings you'll see all year.

[@superstarrock07]

Coco 100000%. I looked over at my mom while trying to hide that I was crying only to find that she too was crying.

[@caerulea0]

Call me by your name, the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia and of an opportunity lost when his father is speaking to him at the end. I think a lot of people can relate to that feeling and it hit me like a ton of bricks.

[@ricardosiahaan5287]

0:10 When A Real Nerd Cries

[@mickyjoe97]

Surprised no-one said Coco. That movie made me tear up more than once and i don't cry at many movies

[@tworookiesinavanjan7913]

I cried a lot in the movie Brooklyn. It's not from this year but it is a beautiful film.

[@navyaelizabethjohny2676]

Two rookies in a van jan I totally agree! Saoirse was amazing in it and I just loved every moment of that movie.

[@Helios5778]

The last film i watched that made me cry was coco

[@nehirakinn]

Helios Mine too!

[@raywilliams4302]

Same pinch

[@Nazaba09]

The last time I cried was ‘the greatest showman’. All four times.

[@heywilla]

this video made me cry lol, i love movies and i love people who love movies in the same way i do

[@sarahmidkiff9754]

I just need to know who makes the dress Saoirse Ronan is wearing. It's gorgeous!

[@ZivaEva2Cshow]

It's Cushnie et Ochs!

[@mirandacooper4878]

I cried watching this video if I'm being honest.

[@hls521]

I let out a tear in Darkest Hour, where Churchill was making his final speech of the movie and the room was full of cheer and papers flying around the air, and that independent music. Wow, wonderful experience.

[@YrahSGLH]

Darkest Hour is such a beautiful movie and that last scene was so beautiful!! Darkest Hour have become one of my new favorite movies :)

[@pauloabundo]

I just watched Monster. The 2003 film. It made me cry.

[@HalfKocked]

Paddington 2 made me ugly and happy sob.

[@racheldolan239]

I cried like a baby watching call me by your name 😂😢

[@jackbinger4821]

I cried throughout Lady Bird (especially during the last few scenes) and then another 10 solid minutes after lady bird ended.

[@d38w37]

Coco and black panther for me

[@mehakm5709]

La la land made me sob!

[@HipHopMovieNews]

For me it was Black Panther. That sun set scene got me.

[@catarina.almeida]

The last movie that made me cry was Blade Runner 2049! What a masterpiece!

[@koek1122]

Coco was an emotional ride for me. I love when the grandma sings the song at the end, because she went right back to her childhood and it made it her smile... o and the movie before that is arrival... Arrival that ending broke me.. and I sat till the end of the credits, because i couldnt bare the feelings i had.

[@toyang..]

the way i cried because of these films too.... i feel validated

[@thetramp123]

After the Storm maybe. Almost all Kore-eda films could just wreck me though. They're touching and often heartbreaking but without cheap sentimentality. I can't wait to see Shoplifters.

[@hls521]

0:35 legend❤😍

[@NicoNicdao]

Allison Janney serving taste

[@chriscorley6478]

Gifted (2017) made me cry a gentle tear. 😭

[@miguel167589]

I got choked up with Dunkirk and Logan and I, Tonya when they tell her she can't skate any more. But the last time I really cried was the second I watched Arrival, that time I couldn't stop.

[@Varga3344]

What is so empathetic about CMBYN? I cried in two movies my whole life, Changeling, and Philomena.

[@Alchemist1330]

NO ONE SAW COCO!!!

[@coffeepaak]

YES !!! train to busan !!! ♥️♥️

[@DendyJungle]

Paddington two representing PERU!!!

[@squatch545]

Saoirse Saoirse Saoirse !!!

[@acya10love]

2017 was a good year. These films were great. Can’t wait for what 2018 has to offer.

[@manantial773]

This was indeed an amazing year for cinema!!

[@Winduct]

I cried with The Disaster Artist. It was that hilarious.

[@aishwaryarawat8337]

Winduct Hilariously snubbed at the Oscars too

[@ThePipojp]

aishwarya rawat Because of the polemic involving James Franco. He won best actor at the Golden Globe though.

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

Train to Busan was great, of course Del Toro loved it.

[@yanca7657]

I cried with Lady bird. That scene where her mother is pissed with her. And she keeps asking for her mom just talk to her..

[@lisbethsalander6769]

I literally cried at all the movies this year, especially the ending of the Florida project holy fuxking shit. And the bit with the Mum driving and crying in the car in lady bird. And basically the whole of three billboards but especially when the guy gives Sam Rockwell the orange juice. So many amazing films

[@acya10love]

Guillermo crying to train to busan is adorable!!

[@Liamfenton]

I cry even time I watch Phantom Thread and Where The Wild Things Are

[@facundoaltamirano2645]

no one saw coco apparently

[@chazertronfivethousand4425]

Logan shout out! Train to Busan! Tears for sure!

[@mcdonaldssprite8390]

Wheres timmy

[@glass12]

Train to Busan!

[@ervingultom2236]

The only scene that makes me cry is Luffy vs Sanji

[@zowu2835]

Train to busaaan!!!

[@Janice10359]

Coco and Blade Runner 2049 ruined me. I was crying so hard, I had to stay in the theatre until the credits were over. It was good therapy.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Train To Busan is an extraordinary movie. Mr. Del Toro has good taste.....

[@andressegui1236]

Guess I’m the only one who cried with I, Tonya

[@RosVideos2327]

2019 anyone???

[@xystanfordxy]

OMGG DEL TORO KNOWS OUR GOBLIN!!!!!!!! YASSSSS

[@-Roos97-]

Coco and Okja!!

[@Varga3344]

I only cried watching two movies: The first one Changeling, I was on flight and I cried like an idiot. Angelina Jolie was iconic in that. The second time I cried was in Philomena, Judi Dench was electric in that one, I couldn’t keep my shit together.

[@hls521]

Guillermo del Toro watched a korean movie. Heck yes.

[@user-cq1hz7pi2d]

The last movie that made me cry was the florida project

[@niftydoughnut1474]

Logan noooo😭😭

[@rayatron8944]

Train to busan is such a good movie like my god

[@moonknight8647]

Mad max fury road. I sobbed.

[@alisdairmckenzie]

How ridiculous - Greta Gerwig recalls that amazing scene in Dunkirk and I started welling up - just her description set me off. I must be getting soft or old. Also the scene near the end when the poor lad is in the newspaper in the end. I lost it at that point in the movie - losing it now, just typing this. Indeed, as mentioned elsewhere - a phenomenal year for cinema indeed.

[@Dani-th6cl]

They all (except for Del Toro) happened to have cried on movies that came out in 2017?

[@manjeetnirala7789]

Francis talking to deer talking deer 😭

[@sebastienrochat5841]

Fuck I must have a heart of stone havent cried for a movie since maybe the green line..

[@maur8786]

The Big Sick FTW

[@nancyces1666]

Saoirse Ronan Will win her first Oscar on Sunday at the 90th academy awards♡

[@CoachingHigher]

Frances will!

[@Amalthea11]

You get a car! Well, maybe Margot? Watched all three movies and voting for her.

[@TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

We wish.

[@bftb]

That's convenient. They all said each other's films.

[@MrBunny53]

No tears for Wonder Woman? Steve Trevor? No? Really?

[@aishwaryarawat8337]

*TRAIN TO BUSAN*

[@vistaprime]

he hasn't cried like that since Kramer vs. Kramer. LMFAO.

[@JoshJimenez_]

Three Billboards got me.

[@michaelz9892]

McDormand talking to the deer was totally ripped off from the movie The Queen. I'm surprised Metcalf (who should win) related to it because I didn't buy that scene or any of Three BIllboards for that matter.

[@manjeetnirala7789]

Michael Z I cried at that scene

[@theinstigatorr]

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