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Can't say anything about Disney movies, but Dan Abnett? I love his books and I've never had a tearjerker moment from him yet. I'd submit "Legend" by David Gemmel for your consideration thoughJazzyjazz2323 said:
Really? I only cried when he left the chairs on top of the cliff. Less so when it showed the house there. Carl and Ellie didn't really get enough screen time for me to get emotional yet. Dammit I want to watch that movie now.thaluikhain said:
I also teared at the Futurama episode Luck of the Fryrish when we see the inscription and Fry puts the clover back. I just thought Jurassic Bark was sad, but not tear worthy.
Oh man, I loved that show too. Especially that scene in the Raptor, you know the one.cannot_aim said:
Toy Story 3 like a lot of people said. I tried to fight back the tears, I really did! But...it just happened. Almost everyone in my family cried.
Futurama has some really good ones. This past season had a tender ending with Hermes that was done well.
Code Geass R2 episode 13. Thats all I will say about the matter.
Those last four episodes of Wolf's Rain. I mean...jeez.
I also remember watching the first Pokemon movie. I was crying my eyes out.
Finally, the Enies Lobby arc of One Piece. I mean...damn. That was pretty sad, very heartbreaking.
When Robin is desperately asking Olivia if she is her mom(which she is). However, Olivia tries not to get Robin involved to save her from the wrath of the government, and says no. Robin then goes into a whole speech on how she's waited for her mom to come back; to hold her hand and go on walks with her. Robin just wants to be with her mom. The whole time, Olivia is fighting back the large amounts of tears to not incrimiate Robin.
Then in the end, when they DO get back together, Robin has to leave her mom and the rest of her people behind. Saul, the only other friend shes made, is frozen and killed in ice, and the rest of the people on the island including her mom, are dead. For the next 11(?) years, Robin is then on the run from the marines and the government, blaming her for something THEY did.
Yep. I want to sit down and watch it straight through again like I did the first time, but now I have a job and school, so I don't have the time...cannot_aim said:
I have never cry once from any form of medias (I'm not think it's manly not to cry and I'm don't think it's a good thing I haven't cry from TV, game etc yet). The closest I ever gotten to crying was that my eyes tear up from that scene near the end of the film "Grave of the fireflies".
I rarely cry. Only four things have made me cry since I was 4-ish years old: my first playthrough of Final Fantasy 7, the first time I watched Endless Waltz, the first time I listened to Blood Brothers by Iron Maiden, and for a while every time I heard the song Within a Mile of Home by Flogging Molly. I haven't cried since I got over the breakup that caused me to tear up listening to the latter song, which was... about 5 years ago now.
