At the end of Too Human when your character puts his sword through the table... that was an expensive sword go back and get it
Most tear-jerking moment you've ever had from something like a TV Show, Game, etc.
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<spoiler=Halo garbage>In the short story Mona Lisa, a few moments in that got to me. First was the when the flood captured the pilot Burgandey. It was even worse when it wad told through her. Another is, well, through out the entire thing. 'Moma Lopez' counting off her Roasry beads for each man/female that dies especially when it hits zero. Bentis' death was well writin and emotional. I loved it. And Bunny's death. Oh God, Bunny, it was so... Detailed. In fact all the deaths got to me, except Smiths, the bastard had it coming...
<spoiler=Halo garbage>In the short story Mona Lisa, a few moments in that got to me. First was the when the flood captured the pilot Burgandey. It was even worse when it wad told through her. Another is, well, through out the entire thing. 'Moma Lopez' counting off her Roasry beads for each man/female that dies especially when it hits zero. Bentis' death was well writin and emotional. I loved it. And Bunny's death. Oh God, Bunny, it was so... Detailed. In fact all the deaths got to me, except Smiths, the bastard had it coming...
Oh yeah, that was really sad... Too bad I didn't cry, though!Doctor What said:
What about the one with Leela's parents being revealed? I'm mostly talking about the ending, with us going from how they secretly helped or did something nice for Leela throughout her life.
I didn't.sheic99 said:
I might go buy that next Monday.CloggedDonkey said:
That scene in Wall-e.
You know damn well which scene. The one that stopped within an inch of breaking the hearts of every child that ever lived ever.
I am still relieved that the movie ended on a happy note but still that one near the end scene almost killed me.
I think you know what scene I'm talking about.
You know damn well which scene. The one that stopped within an inch of breaking the hearts of every child that ever lived ever.
I am still relieved that the movie ended on a happy note but still that one near the end scene almost killed me.
I think you know what scene I'm talking about.
Yeah, it's a good movie, and one of the true "anti-war films" that I have ever seen, but trust me, you will cry at one part. There is one absolutely tear jerking, heart rending, soul crushing line that will at least make your eyes water. I already knew the line, what happened when he said it, and why he said it, and I cried a little, and I watched Old Yeller and read the part in The Jungle where you hear that the one likable character is raped and dies slowly and painfully in her lovers arms without crying.zHellas said:
Gran Torino. It was the first time I had seriously cried at a movie since I was a kid watching Lion King.
ok, dont know how to do the spoiler thingy, so...
SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
when Sam Neill's character dies in Hunt for Red October (has to be taken into context with his earlier conversation with Sean Connery about what it will be like to live in America. His delicate, innocently cautious optimism at the prospect of travelling around without the need for papers, in a "recreational vehicle") Its my Bambi's mom moment.
SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
when Sam Neill's character dies in Hunt for Red October (has to be taken into context with his earlier conversation with Sean Connery about what it will be like to live in America. His delicate, innocently cautious optimism at the prospect of travelling around without the need for papers, in a "recreational vehicle") Its my Bambi's mom moment.
One Liter of Tears. It's Japanese, but one of the best dramas I can think of. Also, nobody thinks it's a little painful at the end of FFX? When Yuna goes to hug Tidus... /sadpanda
The end of every season of The Wire. That show was downright heartbreaking in it's ability to make fully developed and understandable characters - people that others shows would have depicted as worthless lowlifes - and then put those characters in absolute and inescapable misery. I know I cried at the end of the second and fourth season, but they were all heartwrenching.
I didnt cry but, that one was a beastDr. wonderful said:
!!I have a few random ones,
In GOEMON when
When Saizous wife has been killed and then they capture Saizou and Hideyoshi kicks him into the boiling Oil and then throws his Baby into the oil too, Goemons heart is broken and he falls to the ground motionless. At least the Citizens hated that when they pelted Hideyoshi with Stones, it made the tears turn kinda wonderful
In Casshern when
You find out that Casshern when he was in the army, took random people from a village, killed the woman and child in cold blood, then executed the men (who later become the Artificial Humans). The music and screaming/slo-mo makes it really sad
Although One Piece did make me have to gulp down when
Chopper was sent away from the Doctor (forgot her name) when she wanted him to go live with teh Straw Hat pirates, Chopper is in tears and so is the doctor secretly and his voice and his crying voice nearly broke my heart ;-;!
Marley and me....That movie wrecked me
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I know every time I watch it I cry a bit.Doctor What said:
And the end of Half-Life 2: Episode 2