Yes. When Draco started disappearing I got a lump in my throat. When the music started I weeped like a babe.

Ya I did and yes music does help like in all movies. Try t watch the end of the return of the king without the music!

I did, although I stopped when I saw how it all resolved. Truly one of the best endings in film. I give the movie 5 stars.

I tried not to, but I had to make a choice. There was such a muscle convulsion between my shoulders and thighs that I had to choose between crying or throwing up. I don't think this has ever happened to me before. A very enthralling and draining experience.
The movie had so much joyful comedy that the ending just kinda broke yer heart, ya know? So I cried it out.
And then, my mind pictured, just for a few moments, Sean Connery going to the stars, and I completely lost all my composure and bawled my eyes out. Peter O'Toole was hard enough, but Sean? Dang.
What an interesting generation we are.

Yep i cried, it was such a sad and beautiful ending
"Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions"

This has to be one of the biggest contrasts between the quality of an overall movie and the ending in history. The movie itself is just mediocre but the ending is beautiful. The combination of Edelman's score (how was it not nominated for an Oscar?) and Draco becoming part of the constellation that shares his name makes me cry every time. It's up there with ET, Edward Scissorhands and Iron Giant as far as tear jerking endings go.

Absolutely. I was 7 years old. I was never prepared for what was coming. I cried my freakin' eyes out. (I watched Lion King with pokerface one year earlier and to summarize it, never cried on any other movie before or after)

i cried becaus i was so happy it was finally over.

back when I saw the vhs when I was 11 or so I bawled like a baby!
my brother didn't know what my problem was!

It just came on there on my tv, started crying, couldn't stop so yeah. I'm 25 now, i saw it first when i was 9.

I didn't cry, but it was touching at the end. Nice, strong music, too.
"To the stars, boy. To the stars"

that was just a joke, i did cry, plz nobody freak out

i didnt cry but thats just because im not a pussy

I cried like a baby, EVERY time i watch the movie

Yep, I got the 2 pack with both the movies for 5 bucks at Walmart and I just finished the first one a few minutes ago. I admit I teared up a bit at the end.and I'm a guy.

Yup.
Rewatched this movie this evening and bawled at the end. I agree with others that it is the gorgeous music that makes it all the more moving.

I just saw the movie. It was good, but it wasn't a tear inducing flick, not one bit.

Yup, every time!
"This isn't TV, it's real life. Can't you tell the difference?"
"Sure - I just like TV better."

I always cry at the end of Dragonheart. No matter how many times I've seen it before.
Boycott movies that involve real animal violence! (and their directors too)

I cry every time when I'm watching this movie
imo, this is one of the best classic fantasy movies ever, right next to Willow and The Legend
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i know i did cry when i was young when i watched this movie. it is one of my favorite and even now when i see it i cry especially when sean connery says the line "to the stars", also the music in the end is really beautiful