Bridge to Terabithia and how I had a man cry for a children's movie

[benbenthegamerman]

I haven't seen the movie, but that book made me bawl. Most of the time I don't cry at fictional things, but that book, man.

Well, that book and Old Yeller. And Where The Red Fern Grows. Oh, and Charlotte's Web.

;_; uh, I-I'll be right back.

i cried at the end of all of those. but here, imo, is the saddest book of all time:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Of_mice_and_men

dont judge me. i was BAWLING for about an hour after i read this book. I dont know whether to be happy or sad. if you have read it, you know what i mean.

 

[Triple AD]

I haven't seen the movie, but that book made me bawl. Most of the time I don't cry at fictional things, but that book, man.

Well, that book and Old Yeller. And Where The Red Fern Grows. Oh, and Charlotte's Web.

;_; uh, I-I'll be right back.

i cried at the end of all of those. but here, imo, is the saddest book of all time:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Of_mice_and_men

dont judge me. i was BAWLING for about an hour after i read this book. I dont know whether to be happy or sad. if you have read it, you know what i mean.

Had to do that for English... I think I might of had the ending spoiled for me :/. That wasn't that bad of a book. Pretty decent actually

OH I just remembered a reallly sad film... Didn't cause me to cry... In fact I think I was a bit emotionally dead at that moment... Which is a bit weird because I'm not like that... Where was I... Oh yeah! "The boy in stripped pajamas" sad sad film. The ending was not a very 'happy' ending

Wow that's a lot of ellipses

 

[nathan-dts]

Last time I ever cryed over anything fictional was the ending to MGS4. For me, writers just aren't making deep, interesting characters anymore which people can become attached to.

 

[BehattedWanderer]

Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium--

Sad, wonderful, magnificent, enjoyable, no shoehorned in love plot, amazing. It'll make you cry, make you love, and make you drop your jaw with childhood wonder.

 

[nathan-dts]

I thought it was OK, the ending mad me a little sad but it didn't bring me to tears. Now when Pikachu cries at the end of the pokemon movie; that breaks me down.

Second post in a row where I've mentioned Pikachu

Me too, I actually had this conversaiton in English class the other day because we had a sub and the whole class was basically one giant nostalgia lesson about our pasts. I brought this up and apparently I was the only one who cried. Ash was turned to stone dammit and was brought back to life by the tears of his Pokemon, how is that not heartbreaking?

Oh and I plan to see this movie, along with Where the Wild Things Are.

It's not heartbreaking when you don't give a shit about the characters. I think the Nostalgia Critic does a good job of explaining why that movie sucked.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yepHP-wevs

 

[Disaster Button]

I thought it was OK, the ending mad me a little sad but it didn't bring me to tears. Now when Pikachu cries at the end of the pokemon movie; that breaks me down.

Second post in a row where I've mentioned Pikachu

Me too, I actually had this conversaiton in English class the other day because we had a sub and the whole class was basically one giant nostalgia lesson about our pasts. I brought this up and apparently I was the only one who cried. Ash was turned to stone dammit and was brought back to life by the tears of his Pokemon, how is that not heartbreaking?

Oh and I plan to see this movie, along with Where the Wild Things Are.

It's not heartbreaking when you don't give a shit about the characters. I think the Nostalgia Critic does a good job of explaining why that movie sucked.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yepHP-wevs

Probably, but I was like 8 at the time or something so I'm going to keep a hole of this childhood memory.

 

[vasudean]

I cried when I watched this movie too. It's just one of those movies that just gives you a reason to get choked up.