This short film about a man and his dog turns me into a mess
Also Spirited Away and Jurassic Bark.
good grief there's some sad video's next to that. i just watched a cat try and revive it's dead friend
I don't get emotional whilst watching films, but....
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good grief there's some sad video's next to that. i just watched a cat try and revive it's dead friend
Great thread. A lot of good choices here.
I've seen some but not others. It would be interesting if people stated the emotion(s) they were experiencing when they cried over a particular film.
Happyness?
Sadness?
A mixture of both?
Something else?
I've seen some but not others. It would be interesting if people stated the emotion(s) they were experiencing when they cried over a particular film.
Happyness?
Sadness?
A mixture of both?
Something else?
Yep, much like this one from That Mitchell And Webb Look:
Wow...never seen that before, despite being a big M&W fan. Top acting from both of them, especially Rob.
Glad to see so many people are saying Armageddon - it was blatant emotional manipulation, but every time it makes me tear up and I just can't stop my stupid self.
Worst ones for me though are those videos on YouTube where kids get surprised by their parents coming home from the army etc. Every. Single. Time. Pick any of them. I'm a blubbering mess within seconds, and I don't get why because they're not sad!
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End of Saving Private Ryan, 'Tell me i earnt it!' almost brought some sympathy.
Silent Running is another weepy.
Read that as Cool Runnings. Took a minute to sink in.
Probably should go to bed.
Silent Running is another weepy.
Fantastic movie spoilt by a lousy music soundtrack, Joan Baez's singing voice really grates on the nerves.
Toy Story 3, the ending gets me every damn time.
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Surprised nobody has mentioned Dancer in the Dark. That and Lilya 4-ever are the most depressing films I've ever seen and I've seen pretty much everything posted in this thread.
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As mentioned before, the end of Gladiator and the end of Blackadder Goes Forth.
Another one is The Constant Gardener, that had me blubbing like a girl. When the pickup rolls up and he's at the lake... ;__;
The end of Blood Diamond had me welling up too tbh.
Another one is The Constant Gardener, that had me blubbing like a girl. When the pickup rolls up and he's at the lake... ;__;
The end of Blood Diamond had me welling up too tbh.
Titanic... when the band starts playing their last tune.
When they all say goodbye and start walking away, one of them stays and starts playing alone, and then they all realise there's nowhere to go, walk back and join in.
The mother putting her kids to bed as the water rushes in around their feet nailed me. Nowhere to go, so she accepts it as the best course of action.
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Agreed. They're both very powerful endings to great films.
Magnolia gets me every time I watch it.
e : I've never seen Titanic. I must be the only person in the Western world not to have done so.
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Titanic still gets me, despite having watched it dozens of times and over a decade later
Savior with Dennis Quaid had me crying like a baby by the end of the movie, all 3 times i've watched it over the last 10 years.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120070/
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