I believe it was the movie Eight Below. Somehow I got more attached to those dogs then I do most human characters.
When was the last time something made you actually cry/tear up?
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Lilly's questline in Katawa Shoujo the night before last. I was thinking in my head how this was the stupidest storyline out of them all and it was really cliche and predictable and- gosh darn it Katawa Shoujo, you've done it to me again.
I tear up pretty easily though. Also teared up on Hanako's storyline and Angels take Manhattan...etc. It's not hard to get me emotionally involved
I tear up pretty easily though. Also teared up on Hanako's storyline and Angels take Manhattan...etc. It's not hard to get me emotionally involved
Played Dark Souls recently so... I think the part where
...Yeah.
Manly tears.
There are actually an ass-load of soulcrushingly tragic subplots in that game.
I found Solaire gone mad via demonic leech. Poor guy. Probably the least of a jerk-ass in the entire game. Made worse by the fact that I found out later, you can not only save him but also summon him to tag-team Gwyn. And even MORE, the developers said something along the lines of "we like to believe that if he lives, he goes on to link the fires in his world"
...Yeah.
Manly tears.
There are actually an ass-load of soulcrushingly tragic subplots in that game.
I'd rather not talk about sad times. There's too much sadness and misery in the world as it is.
Happy tears, though? No lie, I was welling up more than a little when I saw "The Review Must Go On", in which the Nostalgia Critic announces his return.
Why? Well, you see, I run a review show of my own: The Punchline with the Comic Strip Critic. I started the show hoping to join That Guy with the Glasses, and watching the king of reviewers step down was a very, very sad day for me. Like an admission that it was done and there wasn't any value anymore. Like I had wasted all my time and effort.
Watching him return was like validation that the reviewing game wasn't over. And for that, I definitely cried a bit. So Doug Walker: I'll see you someday and thank you in person.
For those interested, here's my show:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ComicStripCritic?feature=g-user-u
Happy tears, though? No lie, I was welling up more than a little when I saw "The Review Must Go On", in which the Nostalgia Critic announces his return.
Why? Well, you see, I run a review show of my own: The Punchline with the Comic Strip Critic. I started the show hoping to join That Guy with the Glasses, and watching the king of reviewers step down was a very, very sad day for me. Like an admission that it was done and there wasn't any value anymore. Like I had wasted all my time and effort.
Watching him return was like validation that the reviewing game wasn't over. And for that, I definitely cried a bit. So Doug Walker: I'll see you someday and thank you in person.
For those interested, here's my show:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ComicStripCritic?feature=g-user-u
Umm... IDK. Would have been way too long ago to remember. Nothing makes me tear up ever, unless its something that causes me pain IRL like breaking a limb or something. Last time I felt emotional would have to be watching the Boy in Striped Pajamas. Rest of the time its mostly just seeing that yeah, this is an emotional moment, but IDGAF. I can see how others could get emotional over it, but I'm just not feeling it.
Since the list is so small, I'm just going to list everything that has made me tear up:
When Shane killed Lem with the grenade. More people REALLY need to have watched this show.
You know exactly when. It took pretty much all my willpower to get through both the furnace bit and the final scene without openly weeping.
Both endings, though I still think the Evil one is more sad, most notably when you have to kill Zeke. Sucker Punch did a fucking amazing job with those characters and their relationship.
Just reading the phrase "Keep that hair short" earlier in the thread put a lump in my throat.
Somehow I didn't realize this thread had been started by the OP watching Kotoura. Indeed, that first episode hits fucking hard for an anime based off a 4koma.