Movies that made you Cry.

[PadawanGeek]

Well, one that had me bawling too was when Dil revealed herself to Fergus aka Jimmy in The Crying Game.....the perfect woman was not perfect after all. And guys, no spoilers in case others have not seen it.....

[BlueBär]

Up.

[hashbaz]

Up.

Oh man how could I have forgotten this one.

[tp4tissue]

Up.

Oh man how could I have forgotten this one.

you cried in UP ?

About what? it wasn't remotely sad, the old lady?

I mean, she's OLD, that's suppose to happen.

[oTurtlez]

First movie that came to mind... Marley & Me God damn heart-wrenching.

[tormentor]

Hancock. I was on shrooms and it's the only move that has ever made me cry. I've watched it sober since and I don't understand... Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind made me wanna tear up but in the end I made it. I'll have to go back and watch it again to see if I'm still manly enough. Ahah

[tormentor]

First movie that came to mind... Marley & Me God damn heart-wrenching.

ROFL. That was actually a really good movie. I almost cried there as well. My girlfriend was balling her eyes out for that one.

[Lanx]

Up.

Oh man how could I have forgotten this one.

you cried in UP ?

About what? it wasn't remotely sad, the old lady?

I mean, she's OLD, that's suppose to happen.

i think in this instance for some, like myself it was juxtaposition, i didn't picture carl and ellie (the old couple) but rather my wife and myself. about how we're just doing mundane **** like cleaning the house then going to picnics, and then fck...

and also that goddamn music...

[hashbaz]

you cried in UP ?

About what? it wasn't remotely sad, the old lady?

I mean, she's OLD, that's suppose to happen.

[tp4tissue]

you cried in UP ?

About what? it wasn't remotely sad, the old lady?

I mean, she's OLD, that's suppose to happen.

My analysis..

-marriage

-biological defect

-no adoption, out of stubborness or overly self obsessive over the baby being genetically linked.

-no artificial insemination, same ^^

-poor investment plan, jar of coins, really? lose interest, AND suffer inflation

-house payments larger than they could afford

-poor career choice

-poor career path

-emotional distress leading to lowered immune system and general health

-bad insurance from poor career choice

-death

-their own fault.


I'm not trying to kill the magic, but that's what happened. 

[arekkusu]

Dear Zachary: A letter to a son about his father.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1152758/

Endless tears.

[hashbaz]

My analysis..

-marriage

-biological defect

-no adoption, out of stubborness or overly self obsessive over the baby being genetically linked.

-no artificial insemination, same ^^

-poor investment plan, jar of coins, really? lose interest, AND suffer inflation

-house payments larger than they could afford

-poor career choice

-poor career path

-emotional distress leading to lowered immune system and general health

-bad insurance from poor career choice

-death

-their own fault.


I'm not trying to kill the magic, but that's what happened. 

[compgeke]

Schindlers List did, but I've heard a lot of people cry during it.

I also cried during Tarzan, but I was 4 at the time and I have no idea why I was crying during it...

[MKULTRA]

I cried at the end of Blackhawk Down.

[Grim Fandango]

Braveheart
Rudy

Oh my god! Rudy!

I was crying and my girlfriend did not understand. "SOB But you do not understand, he did not even have any talent! SOB"

RUDY, RUDY, RUDY

When we saw Sam pick up Frodo to carry him up that Vulcano me and my friends had a little Rudy chant going.

[danielucf]

Not a movie, but Season 3 episode 9 of Game of Thrones wrecked me emotionally for a bit for so many reasons.

[tp4tissue]

Not a movie, but Season 3 episode 9 of Game of Thrones wrecked me emotionally for a bit for so many reasons.

the fact that it suck?  )

I was soooo bored...

and honstly it is incredibly difficult to believe Calisi could sway so many people given the unremarkable actress they chose.

She just doesn't look at all like QUEEN material...  Now Charlize Theron on the other hand.... obviously they couldn't afford Theoron for a show like this with the sets cost being so demanding

But, honestly ANYONE else...... would be more convincing...

And everytime Calisi delivers her "free at last" monologue, I do an eyeroll, completely unmoved, she's doesn't seem remotely confident...

[tp4tissue]

My analysis..

-marriage

-biological defect

-no adoption, out of stubborness or overly self obsessive over the baby being genetically linked.

-no artificial insemination, same ^^

-poor investment plan, jar of coins, really? lose interest, AND suffer inflation

-house payments larger than they could afford

-poor career choice

-poor career path

-emotional distress leading to lowered immune system and general health

-bad insurance from poor career choice

-death

-their own fault.


I'm not trying to kill the magic, but that's what happened. 

I'm a realist

The problem with the "sad" plot portion here is that EVERYTHING was well within their control, these were not children or helpless animals, these were adults not leveraging their abilities and opportunities..

That's why I was not at all saddened by UP

[Malphas]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

[hashbaz]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.



@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

[tp4tissue]

@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

LOL.

I've also greatly "analyzed" this emotional extension you speak of.

I accept that emotions are very much part of humanity and is part of our guidance and intuition.

HOWEVER, the world today is different than that of our ancestors. We must remain far more objective in modernity.

I don't repress or deny my emotions. I do however modulate it greatly. So much so that others like yourself may perceive there's a disconnect.

[esoomenona]

I think we can all agree that there is no disconnect between you and your enter key.

[tp4tissue]

I think we can all agree that there is no disconnect between you and your enter key.

Why you no like my enter key.

eh?

[vivalarevolución]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

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@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

[esoomenona]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

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@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

I

think I

have a plan




to reach
him.

[Tym]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

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@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

Simple, show him footage oh a wide-eye'd, human with feline like features (ears and tail) with electric blue hair being hurt, or some weird stuff like that.

[lazerpointer]

I am Legend... The dog scene. Yeah, you know the one. The first scene, where he's hunting dear in that Mustang with his dog, I KNEW the dog was gonna die at some point.. That mental preparation didn't help. At all.

Other hard hitting movies were AI, The Titanic, iRobot...

Books that have drawn tears were;
Cell by Stephen King
a few of the Harry Potter books
a few pages of The Dark Tower series by Stephen King


I know there are other heart-destroying stories, locked away in my brain somewhere... Oh well. The above will suffice for now.

[tp4tissue]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

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@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

I

think I

have a plan




to reach
him.

This is fundamentally different from how I type.

I put out a mostly complete sentence before I do ENTER.


See?

[esoomenona]

See?

Yes.

Help?

Available.

[vun]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

Show Image

@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

I

think I

have a plan




to reach
him.

This is fundamentally different from how I type.

I put out a mostly complete sentence before I do ENTER.


See?

The problem is that it still reads pretty much the same way that moose's post does.

[vivalarevolución]

Also tons of movies have made me cry.  I prefer to watch films alone, so I just let the emotions run wild.  I'll be there cheering for characters, too. A few recent tear jerkers for me: Safety Not Guaranteed, True Grit.

Also, Annie Hall is the only movie that made me cry from laughter.

[tp4tissue]

I am Legend... The dog scene. Yeah, you know the one. The first scene, where he's hunting dear in that Mustang with his dog, I KNEW the dog was gonna die at some point.. That mental preparation didn't help. At all.

Other hard hitting movies were AI, The Titanic, iRobot...

Books that have drawn tears were;
Cell by Stephen King
a few of the Harry Potter books
a few pages of The Dark Tower series by Stephen King


I know there are other heart-destroying stories, locked away in my brain somewhere... Oh well. The above will suffice for now.

I couldn't get into the HP books, because the magic system was broken, and there's no way it'd be used the way it was used in the book.

Titanic, idk, the only actual devastation was the loss of so many lives, But we weren't acquainted with the mob through the story, so that did not draw any emotions.

When Leo died it was like, yea that couldn't possibly be the only piece of floating debris.

I get that you could explain it as if the character was exhausted, entering hypothermia, and just couldn't possibly make it to something afloat, but that is bad story telling if it requires the audience to fill in THAT MUCH DETAIL.

[tp4tissue]

Uh oh, asperger's alert.

Your avatar is extra badass with your current post count.

Show Image

@tp Not all things are improved with or appreciable by intense scrutiny.  If your posts here are sincere, let me tell you that you are missing a real, huge, fundamental part of life.

I wish there was an easy way to help Tp4tissue be a little more human, but no one has succeeded yet.  Perhaps with time...

I

think I

have a plan




to reach
him.

This is fundamentally different from how I type.

I put out a mostly complete sentence before I do ENTER.


See?

The problem is that it still reads pretty much the same way that moose's post does.

He is stressing the FORM, but my strings are connected thoughts, with minor gear switch.

The way he presented it, they're complete disconnects.

[YoungMichael88]

Too many. I'm a big softy really...

[tp4tissue]

Too many. I'm a big softy really...

uh oh... you'd be so whipped, whuukssh

[foxer]

My analysis..

-marriage

-biological defect

-no adoption, out of stubborness or overly self obsessive over the baby being genetically linked.

-no artificial insemination, same ^^

-poor investment plan, jar of coins, really? lose interest, AND suffer inflation

-house payments larger than they could afford

-poor career choice

-poor career path

-emotional distress leading to lowered immune system and general health

-bad insurance from poor career choice

-death

-their own fault.


I'm not trying to kill the magic, but that's what happened. 

I'm a realist

The problem with the "sad" plot portion here is that EVERYTHING was well within their control, these were not children or helpless animals, these were adults not leveraging their abilities and opportunities..

That's why I was not at all saddened by UP

You aren't a realist, you're a noob. Step on a lego.

[pasph]

All the movies about children's diseases
can't watch it

[tp4tissue]

All the movies about children's diseases
can't watch it

ah. I have yet to run into one, cept gump'

[Cropzy]

Not a movie, but clannad afterstory episodes 16 - 21


FEELS

[tp4tissue]

Not a movie, but clannad afterstory episodes 16 - 21


FEELS

I just couldn't get into clannad, I was so throughly bored...

[iri]

sometimes i really want to grab a string and finally blind tp4 so he stops flooding all over the place

[Malphas]

I couldn't get into the HP books, because the magic system was broken, and there's no way it'd be used the way it was used in the book.

Titanic, idk, the only actual devastation was the loss of so many lives, But we weren't acquainted with the mob through the story, so that did not draw any emotions.

When Leo died it was like, yea that couldn't possibly be the only piece of floating debris.

I get that you could explain it as if the character was exhausted, entering hypothermia, and just couldn't possibly make it to something afloat, but that is bad story telling if it requires the audience to fill in THAT MUCH DETAIL.

Did you seriously never get past the point of emotional/mental development where you understand one of the fundamental parts of watching movies is willing suspension of disbelief? Also, what a poor example. Not that I'm going to defend Titanic, which is an atrocious film, but have you ever actually seen a ship sink? Why exactly have you gotten it into your head there'd be debris floating around all over the place - and capable of supporting the weight of a man at that?

[xredman]

The Road
Grave of the Fireflies
American History X
9
Mary and Max

[lcs]

Grave of the Fireflies

**** this movie so much.

[noisyturtle]

Mary and Max

actually this one did get me a little verklempt

[meiosis]

A Walk to Remember

[evolveS]

Gattaca.

Every time.

[Topre]

I'm trying to think of a movie or two that made me cry.

I guess Hangover 1 and 2 made me cry. Don't think I'm going to watch three, after the second one.

[YoungMichael88]

I know it's not a movie but the end of Elfen Lied is as sad as anything.

[do_Og@n]

I cry more often now since I had my son....here's my list:

What Dreams May Come
Zombieland (part where he talks about his son and when Bill Murray died )
The Road
...I'm sure there's more but I'm starting to...