Films that have made you cry.
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I'm one of the many (-apparently) people who sobbed a little in the Lion King, with Mufasa's death (and the fact that Simba refuses to accept it). There was also Kerchak's death in Tarzan, which had me going. There was Phillip's dead from 'Shaun of the Dead', for the same reason that Kerchak's death - a brash and unloving (step-)father finally accepting his kid, on the deathbed.
Spoiler-mania:
Wall-E put me off, but the heartache was negated by the awesomeness of Captain McCrea...
...and EVA...
Wall-E still makes me cry, and I've watched it eight times now.
Meet the Robinsons. Yeah, that one got me as well, many times, when Lewis realises that...
...but also when...
Not to mention the foreword from Walt Disney at the end, which ties into the whole "Keep moving forward" motif. (even fading some of the words out until those words remain on screen.
Yeah, MtR was a cry in a can for me.
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Pokémon, the Movie (Mew vs Mewtwo) If you did not cry as Pikachu tried in vain to revive Ash, then you are seriously messed up.
The scene WAS sorta narmed when Meowth starts realising the great truth, but it was a pretty touching scene.
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Run, Fat Boy, Run, where the titular character...
...or, slightly earlier...
The only thing stopping me from jumping up and cheering him on was that I would have looked like an idiot by other people in the room. Such inspiration...
#FINAL Edit:
Spoiler-mania:
Wall-E put me off, but the heartache was negated by the awesomeness of Captain McCrea...
standing up to Also Sprach Zarathustra to fight AUTO (This is awesome when you consider McCrea to be the first man in generations to willingly stand up on his own),
fixing Wall-E at supersonic speed and blowing his home's ceiling off, because pushing him outside would've taken slightly longer.
Meet the Robinsons. Yeah, that one got me as well, many times, when Lewis realises that...
the friends he had made happen to be his family, and he starts fulfilling his future.
Wilbur gives him a chance to interact with his mother on the day she left him at the orphanage, and he passes up, mere inches from her, simply stating "I already have a family."
Yeah, MtR was a cry in a can for me.
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Pokémon, the Movie (Mew vs Mewtwo) If you did not cry as Pikachu tried in vain to revive Ash, then you are seriously messed up.
The scene WAS sorta narmed when Meowth starts realising the great truth, but it was a pretty touching scene.
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Run, Fat Boy, Run, where the titular character...
finished the marathon on his sprained ankle to prove that he CAN commit to something. The scene is made sort of funny when we remember he's running for sponsorship of the research into testicular cancer.
when he smashes the metaphorical 'Wall',...with his head. He see's the part of him who wants to finish the marathon, beckoning him through. The whole marathon scene was sheer awesome.
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Augh. DON'T get me started on Jurassic Bark. Whenever I see the beginning of that one (it features Fry in a leotard and Bender in a tophat trying to make milk vanish), I change the channel. Hell, I'd rather watch Lazy Town than that episode.Dmatix said:
Yes. I re-watched Forrest Gump again the other day and that bit really got me. He so deserved his Oscar for that.Svizzara said:
Pathetic, I know, but when I saw Marly & Me, the part where Marly dies, I started crying, and crying, and crying.
Zoolander. When you find out he can't turn left, you just can't hold back the tears.
Anyway, I cried with Dancer in the Dark. The only other form of entertainment that has ever made me cry was listening to Sarah Brightman singing the final part of Nessun Dorma (you know, "vincerooooooooooooooooo") in her Live in Las Vegas album.
Anyway, I cried with Dancer in the Dark. The only other form of entertainment that has ever made me cry was listening to Sarah Brightman singing the final part of Nessun Dorma (you know, "vincerooooooooooooooooo") in her Live in Las Vegas album.
Huh. Sorta like Cowboy Bebop, then?MaxTheReaper said:
Also, Portal is pretty neat, but it's far from the best game on the planet. I went into it expecting it to give me rainbows and cake and another sixteen years added to my lifespan.
Turns out the cake wasn't the only lie.
*Badum tish*
The end of the first Rugrats movie when Tommy wishes he had his dog back.
In I am Legend when the dog is infected.
Basically any movie when a dog dies
In I am Legend when the dog is infected.
Basically any movie when a dog dies
'La Vie En Rose', the ending. So tragic, but so beautiful.
'The Phantom of the Opera', again, the ending. Because I'm a sad girly girl at heart, I guess. XD
'Kill Bill: Vol. 2', when the Bride meets up with Bill, and near the ending when the Bride is curled up and crying in the bathroom.. Scary to see her like that and quite upsetting.
.. I know there's one more, but its name is eluding me. Damnit.
'The Phantom of the Opera', again, the ending. Because I'm a sad girly girl at heart, I guess. XD
'Kill Bill: Vol. 2', when the Bride meets up with Bill, and near the ending when the Bride is curled up and crying in the bathroom.. Scary to see her like that and quite upsetting.
.. I know there's one more, but its name is eluding me. Damnit.
Talk To Me - The night Martin Luther King was assassinated and Petey played Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come"
Soul Food - When Mama Jo died
Soul Food - When Mama Jo died