what makes YOU cry manly tears?
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watch the episode of naruto that details how kakshi got his sharingan eye, makes me cry every time
This poster, now.Nerdstar said:the second thing is a bit simpler but no less poignant its simply a Calvin and Hobbes motivational poster that i saw some time ago and now when ever i see i well up into tears for some reason
Also Up. If the first 10 minutes of Up don't make you cry, you have no soul. Simple.
And Toy Story 3. Pixar films in general, really.
i have cried alot of times and am not shy to share it
the ones i remember is the ending of crisis core, the fox and the hound when that old lady leaves the little fox, of course the iron giant ending and the most depressing when my cat died, she was scared away by something then found by my neighbours covered in muck and filth, sadly when she came home she died infront of me, worst memory ever...
the ones i remember is the ending of crisis core, the fox and the hound when that old lady leaves the little fox, of course the iron giant ending and the most depressing when my cat died, she was scared away by something then found by my neighbours covered in muck and filth, sadly when she came home she died infront of me, worst memory ever...
The beginning of Up is as sad as if the toys had actually fallen into the fire. You have been warned.Ilikemilkshake said:I havent seen up yet, noone would go to the cinema and i've never gotten round to buying it on dvdDrago-Morph said:
Im sure i'll cry when i do watch it though
Three things:
This song:
The ending of Persona 4 (SPOILERS)
And Grave of the Fireflies. Just... Grave of the Fireflies. Look it up. Cause I'm not going to. That shit is heavy.
This song:
The ending of Persona 4 (SPOILERS)
And Grave of the Fireflies. Just... Grave of the Fireflies. Look it up. Cause I'm not going to. That shit is heavy.
wow... i feel like watching it now actually, i could use a good cry...i'll bring a box of tissuesDrago-Morph said:The beginning of Up is as sad as if the toys had actually fallen into the fire. You have been warned.Ilikemilkshake said:I havent seen up yet, noone would go to the cinema and i've never gotten round to buying it on dvdDrago-Morph said:
Im sure i'll cry when i do watch it though
*Cries deep, manly tears* That's adorable, though the look on Hobbes' face is soul-crushing...Nerdstar said:the second thing is a bit simpler but no less poignant its simply a Calvin and Hobbes motivational poster that i saw some time ago and now when ever i see i well up into tears for some reason
*sniff* and no I'm not crying as i post this its just raining is all...just raining...
I cry easily at fictional things, but real life much less so. It's kinda weird. The opening of Up, the end of Marley and Me, a couple of points in Red Dead Redemption got to me surprisingly deeply.
Real life problems though? Meh.
I don't think I've ever really cried while playing a video game, I'm still waiting for the game that finally does though.
Now, two movies that have always made me cry are Marley and me (the story reminded me of my first dog as a kid ;') and Adam Sandler movie click ending also gets to me.
Now, two movies that have always made me cry are Marley and me (the story reminded me of my first dog as a kid ;') and Adam Sandler movie click ending also gets to me.
Bye bye clearance puppy. I'm off to get some tissues now there's something in my eye.J03bot said:
you're not crying. your eyeballs are just sweaty.Nerdstar said:i was walking down the street one day when a thought popped into my head that made me shed a tear,so i then got to wondering what makes other people cry. so i was wondering escapist what makes you cry? it can be anything a movie, a game, a song, an memory, anything at all
personally there are a few things that make me well up when i think about them most of the time but not always, however 2 things are guaranteed to make me well up when i think about them. one is the Tim Burton movie big fish
Big Fish is a 2003 American fantasy adventure film based on the 1998 novel of the same name by Daniel Wallace. The film was directed by Tim Burton and stars Albert Finney, Ewan McGregor, Billy Crudup, and Jessica Lange. Finney plays Edward Bloom, a former traveling salesman from the Southern United States with a gift for storytelling, now confined to his deathbed. Bloom's estranged son, a journalist played by Crudup, attempts to mend their relationship as his dying father relates tall tales of his eventful life as a young adult i know its a happy film in the end but that still doesn't diminish the sadness i feel when i see it.
the second thing is a bit simpler but no less poignant its simply a Calvin and Hobbes motivational poster that i saw some time ago and now when ever i see i well up into tears for some reason
*sniff* and no I'm not crying as i post this its just raining is all...just raining...
Yesterday, I had small piece of hair in my eye. it took many tears (I mean sweats) and steady fingers to take it out.
....that beginning montage in "Up". That was such a low blow. And, ofcourse Futurama, the episodes "Luck of the Fryish" and "Jurassic Bark".
Best goddam show ever.
Best goddam show ever.