Just cried watching a tv show...

[Energize]

I cried watching that show about the deer, Randi. I think it was when it's mum was killed. I was only a youngun at the time though! The only reason I cry now is to balance the amount of salt in my body, none of those poncy emotions

You mean bambi

 

[Craig321]

man, i think i am a wuss... just cried at the ending of a tv show (v.sad) and it got me thinking what films/shows on tv that u guys and gals have cried in.

some of the films that have made me cry : armageddon, terminator 2 (u may laugh, but when arny goes in and does the thumbs up...), green mile, ET (was a wee kid). hmm cant think of anymore.

give us yours.

dons plz keep this here as it will get more replies.

o and the tv show was smallville (am a superman nut).

I have never cried in a film O_o. I don't see why anyone would ? It's not real.

 

[Energize]

I have never cried in a film O_o. I don't see why anyone would ? It's not real.

Have you ever watched a film by any chance?

 

[theleg]

the episode of futurama where fry finds his fossilised dog (jurassic bark) choked me up when i watched it

still have never re-watched it to this day, despite seeing the others numerous times

I retract my poof statement...this is the ONLY instance a grown man is allowed to cry.

 

[theleg]

Brokeback Mountain
Hotel Rwanda
Oldboy
Joint Security Area
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
Dead Man's Shoes
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance

Ive not seen deadmans shoes or brokebackmountain yet, buti dont see how the rest could have made you cry

 

[Creature]

The final few scenes in Return Of The King - where Frodo gets on the white ship and where Sam returns alone to his home. That pulled at the heartstrings a bit too.

Just finished watching it now and it is pretty powerful. It's worse with the cast commentary on as they really drive it in that it's the end and he's not coming back.

 

[Craig321]

Have you ever watched a film by any chance?

Tons. Why?

 

[cheets64]

Originally Posted by MrMatteh
the episode of futurama where fry finds his fossilised dog (jurassic bark) choked me up when i watched it

still have never re-watched it to this day, despite seeing the others numerous times

That got me, him waiting for Fry to come back

Deadmans Shoes nearly made me cry, i was too drunk to show my emotions. Great British film.

 

[36:)]

I was going to say that Futurama episode as well (Jurassic Bark)..

That and Buffy 5x22... *cries*

It's more an emence emotion and empathy which builds up with the characters that makes it worse...

Films, rarely, mainly because you can hardly build up a character relationship that you can within TV shows, you feel like you've lived with them after five seasons.

But feh

 

[panthro]

Please feel free to laugh:

When I was 10 or 11 in the cinema and Macaulay Culkin died in My Girl and the girl started crying at his open casket......

proper tear jerker!!

 

[doozer]

Green mile did it for me only ever watched it the once lol

Some film called The brotherhood of war got me as well.

Oh and when I was younger watching the fox and the hound.

Where's me tissues gone.

 

[monkeypants]

The closest thing I've come to crying at was Band Of Brothers where they're interviewing Winters at the end and he says:

I treasure my remark to a grandson who asked, "Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?" "No", I answered, "But I served in a company of heroes".

That line just gives me emotions I can't really express.. I guess it makes me proud of what they did (even more-so) and how I hope I'll be able to say that to my grandchilds. Not that I'm hoping for another World war, but if I serve in a conflict... I hope you get what I mean.

 

[Takhisis]

I cry at loads and loads of films and tv shows - not bawling but just silent tears running down my face

Recent times in memory are actually TV shows - when Doyle dies in Angel and when Spike dies in Buffy (been working my way thru the dvds)

Also anything to do with parents dying - my mum left when I was 5 and my dad died when I was 16 so anything like that really gets me welling up

I don't mind admitting I'm a big softy

 

[Carzy]

The Lion King... poor Mufasa

Only film I remember crying in. But that was when I was about 8 I get tears welling during some films but I never actually cry.

 

[R^T]

I have never cried at a movie but when I watched King Kong (new one) I could have easily cried, I didn't because I was in a cinema.

I don't mind admitting I'm a big softy

if you can admitt that then your a hard nut in my eyes

 

[KingOfAquitaine]

BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED! when I was younger

Its so sad when the lil robot comes out dead, and the mum robot prods it depressing me just thinking about it

 

[VeNT]

man, i think i am a wuss... just cried at the ending of a tv show (v.sad) and it got me thinking what films/shows on tv that u guys and gals have cried in.

some of the films that have made me cry : armageddon, terminator 2 (u may laugh, but when arny goes in and does the thumbs up...), green mile, ET (was a wee kid). hmm cant think of anymore.

give us yours.

dons plz keep this here as it will get more replies.

o and the tv show was smallville (am a superman nut).

stop being a big girly girl, you big girls blouse.


having said that, the end of AI made me cry

 

[pumaz]

My dad cried at Fox and the Hound in front of me and my school mates

 

[The_Blue_Dragon]

The green mile used to make me cry. Also Rainman

 

[DJammyRasta]

BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED! when I was younger

Its so sad when the lil robot comes out dead, and the mum robot prods it depressing me just thinking about it

see wtf is up with prodding dead animals (/robots) it works every time ... was watching godzilla the other day .... they kill all its babies and then tie it down and shoot it.... harsh