http://www.gifsoup.com/view/230261/mufasa-s-death-o.gif
I may be man but I still have a father.
I may be man but I still have a father.
MANLY TEARS
- Thread starter viciouslump
- Start date
No tears, But sadness was exhuded at the end of Blow, with johny depp.
Watch it, you will gasp.
EDIT: just remembered, Dragon heart. Saddest movie EVER!
Watch it, you will gasp.
EDIT: just remembered, Dragon heart. Saddest movie EVER!
G Gundam
The deaths of Kyoji and Master Asia back to back, especially after they explain everything
Lion King, not as a kid though, I was always in denial Mufasa was really dead, and before it had time to sink in they took my attention away. When I saw it with my younger sister I started bawling up at the thought
American Beauty also made me cry, and made me a Kevin Spacey fan oddly enough.
Carl Sagan makes me cry when I'm stoned and know one is around, dunno if that counts.
American Beauty also made me cry, and made me a Kevin Spacey fan oddly enough.
Carl Sagan makes me cry when I'm stoned and know one is around, dunno if that counts.
When Rose was trapped in the parallel world in doctor who and the doctor almost said "I love you" but couldn't
Yes, that part where he's giving the toys away. The furnace scene didn't scare me, I knew it wouldn't end that way, but Andy being a big kid and not wanting to get rid of Woody, christ I couldn't help itDaystar Clarion said:
crap everyone said them, Shawshank of course, but yeah for more out of happiness for Tim Robbin's character.
This part was messed up because I was watching the show on netflix and that exact episode was mixed up, they just had the previous one over, so I start off the next episode with KAMINA IS DEAD. I'm just like..... WHAT!!! Had to go and find the scene off youtube.Teh Jammah said:
Many things cause my (probably less than) manly tears to sprout forth. One thing that I still can't get over is the point in The Fox and The Hound when the lady had to set her pet fox free in the nature reserve.
When I was a kid I had to leave the room, now I still cry, but I take it like a man.
Seeing this nearly made me cry. This episode and The Sting when Leela is trapped and trying to wake up.
When I was a kid I had to leave the room, now I still cry, but I take it like a man.
Oh...DarkRyter said:
Seeing this nearly made me cry. This episode and The Sting when Leela is trapped and trying to wake up.
Except that he totally will get to see her again, since the avengers isnt much later in the timeline. Add to that, the Asgardians BUILT the bifrost, and there is no reason they can't do it again. It might TAKE a while, but its not impossible. The movie was silly.ViciousTide said:
I don't know how you confined yourself to only "Flames". That entire album is high octane weepy-fuel.chewbacca1010 said:
I always tear up for "Io seguo il mio destino" from Madama Butterfly too but I don't think I've ever sprung an actual leak for either.
OT - The last time I shed manly tears of manhood was watching Wolf's Rain. I don't think I was able to watch 3 consecutive episodes without having to fight back tears at least once. The times I was successful I considered it a personal triumph, but if you don't cry at least once during that series you've got to be made out of stone.
Whuh? Several people have.mocruz1200 said:
OT: I can't get immersed enough in films for them to make me cry (as far as I remember >.>), but Lirum's actual death scene in Lost Odyssey got me pretty damn close to it. That is one hell of a depressing game.
I have never cried at any of things here that I've seen, not even Grave Of The Fireflies or the beginning of Up. I don't think I have a soul...