What movie, tv show ect. always makes you cry?
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Recently it was this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrFADyDEaNc (It is part of episode 5 of Shinryaku! Ika Musume, an anime show) I warn you, do not watch at your own risk! Not only does this make you cry but before you cry it is extremely cute. Combine these two together can do a lot of damage to you I swear! I can only stress how sad it is (it is similar to the intro bit to Pixar UP). On the bright side to that link, it was only a fantasy meaning it's not real.
Just about everything, my emotional state gets played like 'Wanna be Sedated' on easy mode.
Shawshank Redemption, for sure, start to finish, but even dumb stuff like the opening of Watchmen, because the first few minutes just felt so right, and I'd invested hope in it working and it had. (Yeah, some people didn't like it, and I thought the love scene was kinda badly done, but hell, it all worked more than it didn't, imo)
Pilot episode of 'The Walking Dead' even got me, you can tell it's going to be excellent.
Shawshank Redemption, for sure, start to finish, but even dumb stuff like the opening of Watchmen, because the first few minutes just felt so right, and I'd invested hope in it working and it had. (Yeah, some people didn't like it, and I thought the love scene was kinda badly done, but hell, it all worked more than it didn't, imo)
Pilot episode of 'The Walking Dead' even got me, you can tell it's going to be excellent.
The beginning to The Two Towers with Gandalf and the Balrog fighting and eventually the conclusion where they appear as small spark falling into the massive underground lake. The orchestral music and the choir really give it that emotional pull.
Treebeard's rant at Saruman and declaration of war at the end gets an honorable mention.
"My business is with Isengard tonight, with rock and stone.
[Ents emerge from the woods, following Treebeard]
Hroom, hm, come, my friends. The Ents are going to war. It is likely that we go to our doom. The last march of the Ents."
Treebeard's rant at Saruman and declaration of war at the end gets an honorable mention.
"My business is with Isengard tonight, with rock and stone.
[Ents emerge from the woods, following Treebeard]
Hroom, hm, come, my friends. The Ents are going to war. It is likely that we go to our doom. The last march of the Ents."
The one where JD see's the future? With his and Turk's kid and Dr. Cox comes over for Christmas?TeeBs said:
That makes me dawwww.
Also, Bridge to Terabithia, the book not the movie.
And: Never Went to Church by The Streets
And: Caught in the Crowd by Kate Miller-Heidke
Will edit in music video's from their respective youtube channels when I get a chance.
I do remember that "It requires the power of Mother Nature Herself!Kajt said:
*lightning strikes*
HOT MAGMA!!!"
Anyways, I'd go for
Toy Story 3,
Up,
and Wall-E.
Pixar's on a roll...
Will Smith is just great. The guy can really transmit emotions with simple gestures and facial expresions. One of the movies that most definitely make me cry is The Pursuit of Happyness. If you haven't seen it yet, I suggest you do. Not because it's sad, but because it's a good film.PunkRex said:
Spoiler'd just to be safe.PunkRex said:
That part got me too though, as did Toy Story 3, and that one Coast Guard movie with Kevin Costner.
films- saving private ryan makes me sad, but no tears. Toy story 3, no explanation needed. Also click had me crying, which is rare.
tv- the last episode of friends made me depressed as hell, the futurama episode 'Jurassic bark' also.
tv- the last episode of friends made me depressed as hell, the futurama episode 'Jurassic bark' also.
The charge of the Rohirrim on the Pelennor Plains in LOTR:TROTK. I cry, laugh and shiver everytime I watch it. It is majestic beyond better description.
I remember crying several times during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It felt like an era, an awesome era of fantasy had just... ended. So abruptly. It was (forgive the comparison)
the end of a time of magic. I felt that the more naive part of me fell away.
Toy Story 3. The sheer terror I felt during som of the riskier escape scenes, the nostalgic love when I was reminded of some small fact from the other two movies that had just slipped my mind for 12 years... When the movie ended, the entire theatre, everyone there, simply sat for a minute or two. No applause during the beginning of the credits, no quick leaving before anyone saw the popcorn-mess they'd left, nothing. Once the moment was over, I for the first time experienced talking to people I didn't know in a movie theatre, and we all agreed on the same thing: our childhoods could now, without any regret from us, end.
(Sorry about ranting a bit, had to get it off my chest.)
I remember crying several times during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It felt like an era, an awesome era of fantasy had just... ended. So abruptly. It was (forgive the comparison)
the end of a time of magic. I felt that the more naive part of me fell away.
Toy Story 3. The sheer terror I felt during som of the riskier escape scenes, the nostalgic love when I was reminded of some small fact from the other two movies that had just slipped my mind for 12 years... When the movie ended, the entire theatre, everyone there, simply sat for a minute or two. No applause during the beginning of the credits, no quick leaving before anyone saw the popcorn-mess they'd left, nothing. Once the moment was over, I for the first time experienced talking to people I didn't know in a movie theatre, and we all agreed on the same thing: our childhoods could now, without any regret from us, end.
(Sorry about ranting a bit, had to get it off my chest.)
The Lion King when Mufasa dies and after Scar and Simbas fight when all the other animals bow down to Simba, that's pretty fucking beautiful.
The Fox and The Hound, the part when the old lady puts Todd back in the forest.
The Jurassic Bark episode of Futurama, the ending was very sad when Frys dog is waiting for him outside the pizza place.
Every Toy Story has a scene where I cry.
Lilo and Stitch, toward the end when Stitch wants to stay with Lilo.
Monsters Inc, the scene where Mike shows Sully Boo's reconstructed door.
And many more. Yes I am a weenie and I fully embrace it.
The Fox and The Hound, the part when the old lady puts Todd back in the forest.
The Jurassic Bark episode of Futurama, the ending was very sad when Frys dog is waiting for him outside the pizza place.
Every Toy Story has a scene where I cry.
Lilo and Stitch, toward the end when Stitch wants to stay with Lilo.
Monsters Inc, the scene where Mike shows Sully Boo's reconstructed door.
And many more. Yes I am a weenie and I fully embrace it.
I rarely cry during films, with the exception of the Lion King.
However, as for other forms of media, Clannad and Clannad after story made me blubber like a baby.
Also there was one specific moment in One Piece, that brought a tear to my eye.
However, as for other forms of media, Clannad and Clannad after story made me blubber like a baby.
Also there was one specific moment in One Piece, that brought a tear to my eye.
The scene when they burnt Merry, the music in the background made things even more sad. All the time I was thinking. "It's just a ship, why am I having feelings for the loss of this ship, but still, I cried."
