Things that make you cry, guaranteed.
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Maybe not so much actual crying, but I can't look at this without yelling "Nooo!" and making a sad face.
That is it, I can't take that bears sadness any more, I'm going to edit this picture so all his animal friends are there with him. And then... Then he can be happy.
That is it, I can't take that bears sadness any more, I'm going to edit this picture so all his animal friends are there with him. And then... Then he can be happy.
Adams Song by Blink 182 does it for me, mainly because my cousin, NAMED ADAM, committed suicide two years ago.
The Muppet song had me welling up, but not actually crying, and as someone who wasn't alive at the same time as Jim Henson, that's a lot. I just remember me and my family all sitting together watching The Muppets Christmas Carol, and The Muppet Movie, and it brought us all together. I saw a few of his interviews on YouTube, and a televised version of the children holding hands with Kermit, it was really sad.
The Muppet song had me welling up, but not actually crying, and as someone who wasn't alive at the same time as Jim Henson, that's a lot. I just remember me and my family all sitting together watching The Muppets Christmas Carol, and The Muppet Movie, and it brought us all together. I saw a few of his interviews on YouTube, and a televised version of the children holding hands with Kermit, it was really sad.
The Second Season Finale of Quantum Leap.
The show centers on time traveling, and Al is a womanizer and an observer for the time traveling Sam. Only Sam can see or hear him. Al was also a P.O.W. in Nam for several years his wife, cannot bear being alone any longer and leaves him never to be heard from again. All of his womanizing and fail marriage is a direct result of him being unable to move on.
In the last scene even though Al knows his wife can't see him, he tells her that her love is the only thing that keeps him going and he begs her to hold on just a little bit longer.
The show centers on time traveling, and Al is a womanizer and an observer for the time traveling Sam. Only Sam can see or hear him. Al was also a P.O.W. in Nam for several years his wife, cannot bear being alone any longer and leaves him never to be heard from again. All of his womanizing and fail marriage is a direct result of him being unable to move on.
In the last scene even though Al knows his wife can't see him, he tells her that her love is the only thing that keeps him going and he begs her to hold on just a little bit longer.
Actually the song from 28 Days/Weeks Later always makes me sad... Its just so hauntingly horrible... they use it to great effect in the movies
I cried uncontrollobly when my dog died. I was like ten at the time and had been auround the dog my whole life.
the ending to of mice and men, where the red fern grows, and flowers for algeron had me crying but what rlly makes me tear up is when i get uncontrollably angry and frustrated though that's not because of sadness.
The scene from the film "Green Mile" were the gaint black guy is exicuted whilst everyone knows he was innocent of his crime. :'(
This. Always and forever, this. Except it did make me cry, at least the first time I watched it, and it gets me pretty damn close every time. Of course, it's also the rebound from the inspiring speech the Prez makes before hand that gets me all pumped up. Then that shit happens and i feel guilty for being pumped earlier. Silly, right?Gxas said:
Another thing that makes me cry is the Fullmetal Alchemist anime, though they are tears of anger and frustration rather than those of sadness. IT COULD HAVE BEEN SO GOOD!!! WHY!??!?!!?
Also, the end of "Jupiter Jazz" in Cowboy Bebop just about gets me every time I watch it.
Yeh, Hughes death in the manga is bad too. That's what I'm comparing the anime to, the manga. I just think the manga is so much better than the anime is, it frustrates me that they screwed up such a good series. I understand that an anime shouldn't be exactly the same as the manga (then you get annoying dipshits like myself that talk about what's going to happen next because we've read the manga), but you should retain a good story and character development.Gormourn said:
Also, Lust's death in the manga is just AWESOME! And Envy's is shaping up to be even more epic.
When I was a kid, my mom lived in Utah (I lived in Ohio, and my parents were divorced). Every summer I would visit her, but when it was time to go back to Ohio to start the school year I would bawl my eyes out. She's moved back to Ohio since then, so it actually worked out pretty well.
More recently, the ending to Cormac McCarthy's The Road put a lump in my throat, even if I wasn't technically crying.
Also, the title theme from Medal of Honor Frontline always gets me emotional, especially the haunting chorus at 2:45
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKa0oq6EvsQ
More recently, the ending to Cormac McCarthy's The Road put a lump in my throat, even if I wasn't technically crying.
Also, the title theme from Medal of Honor Frontline always gets me emotional, especially the haunting chorus at 2:45
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKa0oq6EvsQ
