I felt sad at the end of Arrested Development because I started watching it after I knew it had been canceled so when it was over I knew that there would be no more. And I'm beginning to doubt that there will ever be a movie.
Why does it make me feel depressed? No clue.
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right to be honest i have the same problem when things go well for the hero i feel sad.
The only reason i can think why this happens is as my life spends 85% its time trying to screw me over that i kinda wished one day it all fell into place and that i was happy.
The only reason i can think why this happens is as my life spends 85% its time trying to screw me over that i kinda wished one day it all fell into place and that i was happy.
I thought every person with a soul and functioning tear ducts cried during that movie?Sketches said:
Me? I cry at all sorts of very emotional movie/game moments. The latest of which: the end of the new Battlestar Galactica seasons, you know the moment I mean. For those who don't, watch the series immediately! No, seriously, do it...now.
The Last Samurai and Reign Over Me were others that got tears flowing, there's a whole list of them but those are the ones that stand out.
For some reason (for quite a while) the original opening sequence of Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series made me upset
Not crying, but depressed
It was REALLY weird
Not crying, but depressed
It was REALLY weird
You have no idea how many people I know cried at Up. I didn't cry, but I sure as hell wasn't feeling warm and fuzzy. The movie then proceeded into flying awesomeness.Sketches said:
Uh... As for endings in something, I can't really remember anything tear-jerking. Nearly cried during the first Pokemon movie, in theater.
i was six and my mom says i shouted OH YEAH! i still hate himDapsen said:
OT:i've only come close to crying at the end of movies and only twice. the movies were:Saving pvt.Ryan and Gods&Generals when Stone Wall Jackson (a relivtave of mine actually!) died and at the end.
for some reson only war movies get to me
Also (sorry if it's OT), to add another film like that - Grave of the Fireflies. It still sends shivers down my spine just remembering it.ShadowWolf93 said:
It's funny that films (and games) don't have to be live action to gain strong emotional attachment.
Not at the end, but I did cry when Optimus Prime died in Transformers: The Movie (the 1986 animated film, not that god-awful michael bay abomination). I was 8, I'm pretty sure I was still allowed to cry at certain things at that age without losing man points.
Aylaine said:
Well I just re-watched Eureka Seven and I still get that damn depressing feeling. I have no clue as to why. I usually don't get all teary eyed at movies, Up didn't even give me a slight urge.
Me too, and that part where youDarkHuntress said:
went through the omega 4 relay
the fear of losing members of your team (got pretty attached to them (except Jack and Miranda, they were just... bitches =P))
Oh, and the intro! (the first time, after watching it like 20 times I grew tired...)
Oh, and.. let's just say ALL OF IT!!!!!!!
Exact same feeling, like someone dropped a rock in my stomach.Aylaine said:
Has this turned into a therapy session?
i know what your going through... i just beat mass effect 2, now i feel depressed that it ended... i wish i never finished it, such a great game sad ending... but this hasnt ever happend before.... the first time i played it a few months ago i didnt feel this, now the second time i played it, its got me feeling down after finishing... i dont know what to do, also i just got into firefly, watched the entire season in 1 day, made me sad too that it got cancelled. i just dont know what to do now, ive been like this for a few days..