What Movie/Game Secretly Made You Cry ?
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I do hope you realize that is the entire purpose of the film.AngloDoom said:
Fucking tragic.Tatsumaru626 said:
Bah... i am not ashamed of my MANLY tears...
i cried at:
American Beauty- Lesters death, Cowboy Bebop - the last 2-3 sessions i cried all the time, Gungrave - Death of Harry's wife, Cherry and the heroic last stand of Harry and Brendon, Last Unicorn... DAMMIT... it is so sad, but beautiful (I really understand Haggard, he is so human and pitiful).
But no secret tears, i admit to all of them *g* Also: i am normaly more of a emotion-stable rock... can't think of any media i cried to, other than these stated above. (Though two songs always get my eyes a bit...)
i cried at:
American Beauty- Lesters death, Cowboy Bebop - the last 2-3 sessions i cried all the time, Gungrave - Death of Harry's wife, Cherry and the heroic last stand of Harry and Brendon, Last Unicorn... DAMMIT... it is so sad, but beautiful (I really understand Haggard, he is so human and pitiful).
But no secret tears, i admit to all of them *g* Also: i am normaly more of a emotion-stable rock... can't think of any media i cried to, other than these stated above. (Though two songs always get my eyes a bit...)
-The end of MGS3 makes me bawl every time I see it.
-I cried the first time I saw The Last Samurai as they were cut down by gatling guns.
-I cried when Boromir died...even though I knew it was coming.
A Song of Ice and Fire makes me want to cry all the time...but that I can hold in.
-I cried the first time I saw The Last Samurai as they were cut down by gatling guns.
-I cried when Boromir died...even though I knew it was coming.
A Song of Ice and Fire makes me want to cry all the time...but that I can hold in.
I cry during "Moulin Rogue!" When Satine dies at the end...
I can admit it.
Also, when I was reading Cell, when Alice dies...I teared up.
I can admit it.
Also, when I was reading Cell, when Alice dies...I teared up.
I blame Celine Dion from making me cry to Titanic... or maybe it was the fact that the role Leo DiCaprio played back then was one that you could possibly sympathize with. For a movie I've only seen twice ever in my life (the first of which was actually in theaters on opening night), it stands as the only movie to ever make me shed a single tear.
!!!SPOILERS!!!
Well personally I burst into tears when Rorschach died in Watchmen. He was just so awesome and kick-ass that I grew very attached to him. I mean, who DOESN'T love watching him stab some guy senseless. For all I care he could set my DOG on fire and I'd still cheer for him.
Well personally I burst into tears when Rorschach died in Watchmen. He was just so awesome and kick-ass that I grew very attached to him. I mean, who DOESN'T love watching him stab some guy senseless. For all I care he could set my DOG on fire and I'd still cheer for him.
I've cried at three separate episodes of Scrubs and I cried a little at the end of Bruce Almighty. I'm a bit ashamed of the latter but I will openly admit to the former any time. Strangely enough I can't cry at sad movies, only comedies with sad parts in them. I also very nearly cried at Disaster Movie due to how bad it is.
Star Trek the new movie.
To be honest I'd had about 4hours sleeps after a night of massive drinking, just eaten my weight in MacDonalds because I was really hungover, after the movie I fell asleep on a fold out couch with my head less than a metre away from a TV with the footy blaring and woke up 15 hours later.
So when Kirk's father (also Kirk I guess) was discussing what to name his newly born son (that he'll never see), as he went guns blazing into the Romulian ship. I was silently weeping.
That said I also couldn't separate the special effects from being real, I was that tired and they were that great. When something exploded, I didn't think "woah cool effect", I went "shit that thing exploded".
To be honest I'd had about 4hours sleeps after a night of massive drinking, just eaten my weight in MacDonalds because I was really hungover, after the movie I fell asleep on a fold out couch with my head less than a metre away from a TV with the footy blaring and woke up 15 hours later.
So when Kirk's father (also Kirk I guess) was discussing what to name his newly born son (that he'll never see), as he went guns blazing into the Romulian ship. I was silently weeping.
That said I also couldn't separate the special effects from being real, I was that tired and they were that great. When something exploded, I didn't think "woah cool effect", I went "shit that thing exploded".
I didn't cry but I was horrified yeah I agree. Also welcome to the escapist.FAILPANTS said:
I personally think one movie that very nearly made me cry (I can't cry properly because I have asperger's syndrome and therefore I cannot properly express emotion at least on a physical level) was Samson and Delilah. Also mention goes to Mary and Max.
I'm a pussy and cry at a lot of things. Expect spoilers:
FF7 - When Nanaki learns the truth about his father Seto.
Life is Beautiful - the bit where the dad is being led away by a nazi soldier to be executed and does a playful skip so his son (who is hiding nearby) will think he's ok.
Star Wars Episode III - the 'execute order 66' montage.
MGS2 - when Olga dies for her daughter.
City of God - when Lil Ze makes a kid kill a little boy using peer pressure.
Dancer in the Dark - too long to explain but if you like moving films and Bjork check it out!
The Godfather Part II - When Fredo gets executed.
FF7 - When Nanaki learns the truth about his father Seto.
Life is Beautiful - the bit where the dad is being led away by a nazi soldier to be executed and does a playful skip so his son (who is hiding nearby) will think he's ok.
Star Wars Episode III - the 'execute order 66' montage.
MGS2 - when Olga dies for her daughter.
City of God - when Lil Ze makes a kid kill a little boy using peer pressure.
Dancer in the Dark - too long to explain but if you like moving films and Bjork check it out!
The Godfather Part II - When Fredo gets executed.
I don't cry! I'm a big, burly man!....*sniff* damn you Hotel Rwanda.
Also I guess Vertical Limit deserves a mention, it was just so BAD. I want that hour and a half of my life back
EDIT: And the ending of Half Life 2 ep 2 got me real bad, didn't see it coming.
Also I guess Vertical Limit deserves a mention, it was just so BAD. I want that hour and a half of my life back
EDIT: And the ending of Half Life 2 ep 2 got me real bad, didn't see it coming.