Last thing that made you cry
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Migraine a couple weeks ago. It was like there were two cinderblocks constantly wacking me in the temples. Then I started throwing up, bloodshot eyes . .. I've told you this story before escapist 
David Tennant's last words as the Doctor: "I don't want to go!" You're damn right I cried. Honorable mention goes to "Wilfred, it would be my honor." For being incredibly heartwarming, but not actually making me cry.
My wife had to put her beloved kitty cat (of 13 years) to sleep back in july. Her parents got her the cat to help her cope when they moved here from France.
When they put the needle in one of those little IV things she used her other front paw and slapped the vet and made a groan noise. My wife went in to hysterics screaming "she doesn't want it" in French. It made me cry.
When they put the needle in one of those little IV things she used her other front paw and slapped the vet and made a groan noise. My wife went in to hysterics screaming "she doesn't want it" in French. It made me cry.
In about an hour when I rewatch Claymore ep 8 with a friend.
Before then, the last time I watched it.
Excluding Claymore, a few years ago when I read the last book in "The Named".
Before then, the last time I watched it.
Excluding Claymore, a few years ago when I read the last book in "The Named".
I have to watch Up! with a tissue box in hand. When he loses his wife and when he finds that she'd been filling up the scrapbook!thaluikhain said:
MovieBob was right though: If you don't cry at Up! you have no soul.
Fallout 3, where you walk into your dad's room at project purity and you find the shot glass, an empty bottle, and a bottle of scotch on an end-table next to a holotape labeled 'Better Days'. I started thinking about how awful the tension must be between a father and his son when the birth of the son caused the death of the boy's mother, and the burden on the father when he works not to resent the child. I tried to put myself in the father's situation for a moment, thinking about the balancing act between affection for one's son and holding back resentment at the creature that, through no fault of it's own, killed the love of your life. I suddenly didn't blame James at all for the action he takes when the Enclave shows up, and felt a sincere admiration for anyone who is in his position. Definitely shed a tear.
Hm... well, I was watching a 21st-century reboot of Great Expectations (which was actually accurate not to mention really good). Finnegan was having his open house, displaying his work. It was a very high-class affair, everyone's rich and important and keen to hear more about this budding artist, when all of a sudden his Uncle Joe arrives, modest in a rental tux. He's so proud and wants to be there for Finn, but ends up embarassing him with his stories of young Finn and not treating him with aloof half-interest like the rest of the party, finally accidentally knocking over a tray of glasses and trying to help the lady clean it up himself. Finn yells at him and Joe suddenly realizes that he's embarassing Finn and he doesn't want him there. Joe is almost in tears as he awkwardly says that he has to go get a burger or something, but he's still so deeply proud of Finn becoming a man and doing so much. Then he leaves as quickly as he came before Finn can do anything else.
I cried because this is like the relationship I had with my father, a deep, loving man who was just confused and didn't know how to act outside of his home... he was awkward, he was often embarassing, but I loved him so much and he would have taken a bullet for me if he could... my dad died on November 8.
My eyes are itchy. Excuse me
I cried because this is like the relationship I had with my father, a deep, loving man who was just confused and didn't know how to act outside of his home... he was awkward, he was often embarassing, but I loved him so much and he would have taken a bullet for me if he could... my dad died on November 8.
My eyes are itchy. Excuse me
This almost brought me to tears, on session 20 in Cowboy Bebop with Mad Pierrot. I felt so bad for the guy when he went into a mental breakdown, I realize he is an assassin but he was taking revenge on the people who did all that stuff to him. The scenes when he was in the white rooms were horrific.
Video games? No, it was when I found out my dog had cancer. I was more or less alright, even though I got the news over the phone at uni, but then as I was walking to lectures I saw a man walking his dog and I just broke down right there in front of my friends who had no idea what was going on.
Which one is episode 8 again? (Looks it up) Ah... Yeah that episode never made me cry, it just made me super pissed off at Priscilla the couple of times I watched it.Niagro said:
I think the last time something moved me to tears, or close to it, would be The Girl Who Lept Through Time which I watched a few weeks ago. Good movie.
I recently watched oh what a lovely war, that ending cuts deep, i always get choked up when its about world war one soldiers.
I don't remember - But I came close when I traded in my 2005 Dodge Ram Quad cab Hemi for a 2010 Toyota Corolla S last week. 70 mile drive to work wouldn't allow me to justify the truck. I didn't cry - but I damn near came close.
About a week ago when I found out that the guy I'd fallen head over heels for was gay. Bitter disappointment there.