Movies where you "almost" cried
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Alright. I guess I just have a heart of stone then, because no form of media has ever made me cry. But then again I've seen a person that I love die in real life so I guess it's kinda hard to top that. But then I've never cried even before that so. Yeah. I'm just a hard ************.milomalo post=18.70979.710747 said:what? juno its a comedy but its beautiful movie about love just like eternal sunshine... he just cant forget her an finally when he can, realizes that he dosnt want to do it...Ares Tyr post=18.70979.710699 said:
When I saw the Pokemon movie as a kid and everyone was crying because Mewtwo owned Ash, I was just like "Fuck yeah, Mewtwo!".
I'll tell what touched me though. The end of 300 after the last of them charged out for the last attack and Leonidas looked over to the hunchback dude and said "May you live forever...".
I was like "God... Why can't I die like that?!". Go out like a pimp! I'm much more touched by displays of bravery and sacrafice than about anything else. Dying for something great is something I admire greatly, which is probably why my two most emotional film scenes are those of warriors charging in against insurmountable odds to their deaths.
Just recent ones, since I'm always crying at films/ television programmes.
Saw Hellboy 2 on friday.
I cried at that.
Before that I saw The Dark Knight.
Cried at that too.
Both times I saw it. In the same places.
Cried at the episode of House when Wilson's girlfriend dies.
Also cried at an episode of a show on here which reunites long lost parents/children. It's heart-rending stuff. Shut up.
Saw Hellboy 2 on friday.
I cried at that.
Before that I saw The Dark Knight.
Cried at that too.
Both times I saw it. In the same places.
Cried at the episode of House when Wilson's girlfriend dies.
Also cried at an episode of a show on here which reunites long lost parents/children. It's heart-rending stuff. Shut up.
well i know ill prolly nevr meet any of you in real life so i can answer this comfortably... i cry at the end of Tim Burtons Big Fish. well not cry but get misty.... and also that one episode of futurama that you guys mentioned....i can watch the entire episode except for the last minute...any one that has ever loved a dog should get misty at that.
Same, never been so emotional about the loss of a ball. lolDivine-Darkness post=18.70979.709980 said:
The most recent I would have to say was the end of Grave of Fireflies,
it's very depressing and upsetting.
Oh sweet lord, why did you have to remind me! Grave of the Fireflies is easily the most depressing film I've ever seen in my entire life... dear Lord it was so sad... God....ThePlasmatizer post=18.70979.711105 said:
Like, number one sad movie for me. Last Samurai and 300 are below don't even compare. If you haven't seen this movie, go watch it as soon as possible. And bring tissues. Man... FUCK! That's such a sad movie.
I mean... The marbles... she was just so hungry! He had the food, damn it!!!
Green Mile.
And I am legend where he kills the dog.
Edit: The movie "My Girl" I was about seven, still makes me tear up a bit.
Double edit: Just remembered I don't cry *manly grunt*
And I am legend where he kills the dog.
Edit: The movie "My Girl" I was about seven, still makes me tear up a bit.
Double edit: Just remembered I don't cry *manly grunt*
I cried in the end of Schindlers list. Also i cried during I Am Legend when his dog died (my own dog had passed away a couple of days before). I think I remember shedding a tear while watching Thin Red Line too... Also Forrest Gump.
Harvie Krumpet.
I reviewed it!
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.70751
Yay for me!
I reviewed it!
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.70751
Yay for me!
When he talks to his wifes grave? That's where i tear up.Ruffythepirate post=18.70979.711128 said:
