Just gives me shivers!
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The ending of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future was the closest I've ever gotten to crying at the end of a video game. Next was Metal Gear Solid 3. I got shivers whenever I thought about either of them. I still do. Especially when I hear the theme songs for either game.
Yeah, that game gets credit as the first handheld game to make me cry. The end of the romantic sub-plot? Damn!ProfessorLayton said:
Movie? The Dark Knight, of course. Best movie ever.
Well, I haven't watched many films lately, so there's probably a lot of other more amazing films I've seen, but I'm going to say Blood Diamond.
It was good to see that Danny decided not to be a dick, as he did so much through the rest of the movie...it was horrible really, just as I started to like him, he turned around and did something to remind me that he wasn't the good guy.
It was good to see that Danny decided not to be a dick, as he did so much through the rest of the movie...it was horrible really, just as I started to like him, he turned around and did something to remind me that he wasn't the good guy.
I was not expecting them to end it the way they did... it was almost as brutal as a Pixar movie.Sonofadiddly said:
It was way more brutal than I expected from a game like that. I don't want to give anything away, so spoiler box time.ProfessorLayton said:
How many people died from that giant robot attack? Wasn't this the first Layton game where someone actually died? They were just random people, but still! Unwound future really earned that 10+.
Ooooh, the guy who directed The Cottage (Paul Andrew Williams) is coming to my university to give a talk soon, I'm treasurer of the film-making society at Leeds Uni and my flatmate/club secretary did some work with him on a comedy pilot over the summer. She's sarranged for the guy to come to Leeds to do a talk, and we'll be showing one of his other films (London To Brighton) beforehand.Mackheath said:
Not really an important thing to say, just felt like mentioning it as a matter of interest
.Anyway, back on topic. Will Smith's film Seven Pounds is the first film I thought of when I saw this thread. It's also the only film so far to have made me close to tears, the emotion in that film is just overwhelming. Really affected me near the end, more than anything else I've ever seen...
Sonofadiddly said:
Other than the Baron and his wife from the first game who, if I remember correctly, died of natural causes, I think this is the only time anyone has actually died and stayed dead. In fact, a lot of people were killed in this game.
Lost in Translation anybody?
In my book, one of the most unforgettable ending shots ever, along with Citizen Kane, La Strada and all the rest.
In my book, one of the most unforgettable ending shots ever, along with Citizen Kane, La Strada and all the rest.
Many of the space battle/really dramatic drama scense in Battlestar Galactica.
Especially the Assault on the Colony in the finale, more so when coupled with the soundtrack.
Hell, the song alone gives me shivers.
Especially the Assault on the Colony in the finale, more so when coupled with the soundtrack.
Hell, the song alone gives me shivers.
Black Hawk Down, in it's way. Fight Club. My Sister's Keeper. Gran Torino because of the epic ending.
"Anybody got a light? Yeah, I got a light."
"Anybody got a light? Yeah, I got a light."
