Ok GAF, time to swallow your pride...
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BobbyRobby
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'In America' was really sad.
I'll cry during pretty much any movie though. I think the most I've ever cried is during Spider-Man 2.
I'll cry during pretty much any movie though. I think the most I've ever cried is during Spider-Man 2.
Nostrildamus
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I lost the fight against TEARORISM.
DeathbyVolcano
Banned
CurseoftheMods said:How could anyone not mention these two movies?
Aherm, I mentioned Eternal Sunshine.
I move for the notion that people take Junior Members more seriously.
Shadow of the Sun
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Dances With Wolves.
The part with the Indian Warrior guy at the end saying he will always be his friend. Gets me everytime. It's just so awesome. Love that movie. Also, the ending of E.T. If you don't cry at that you're one heartless S.O.B.
The part with the Indian Warrior guy at the end saying he will always be his friend. Gets me everytime. It's just so awesome. Love that movie. Also, the ending of E.T. If you don't cry at that you're one heartless S.O.B.
Manabanana
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Brokeback Mountain and Requiem for a Dream most recently.
Almighty_Chocobo
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Catwoman....
I don't think I'll ever get over it. =(
I don't think I'll ever get over it. =(
Crag Dweller
aka kindbudmaster
From "A Star Is Burns"
Barney's movie is in black and white. It opens with a shot of a Duff
beer bottle on a windowsill. Gauzy white curtains billow around it as
the love theme from "M. Butterfly" plays. A hand grabs the bottle
and turns it upside down; the camera pans slowly down to reveal
Barney's lips on the other end of it.
The next shot shows Barney from above lying on a couch under the
window. As a voiceover, he says, "My name is Barney Gumbel. I'm 40,
I'm single, and I drink." The scene fades to a road where Barney lies
in the gutter, drinking another Duff, then lying down. The Duff pours
slowly into a sewer grating. "There's a line in `Othello' about a
drinker: `Now a sensible man, by and by a fool, and presently a
beast.' That pretty well covers it." The camera shows a time lapse
view of clouds moving during the day, which turns to night, then back
to day again. Barney has become an old man, bald, toothless, still
lying in the same gutter. A tear leaks from his eye.
A woman watching the movie is moved.
Woman: It's brilliant: savagely honest, tender...he has the soul of a
poet.
Barney: You're very kind.
Woman: Excuse me, did something crawl down your throat and die?
Barney: It didn't die!
Back on the screen, Barney sits in a chair and says, "My name is
Barney Gumbel, and I'm an alcoholic." The camera pulls back to reveal
several similarly-attired girls. Lisa says, "Mr. Gumbel, this is a
Girl Scout meeting." Barney asks, "Is it? Or is it that you girls
can't admit you have a problem?"
The scene fades to a playing record player, then back to Barney on the
couch, a rose held to his nose. "Don't cry for me," he narrates, "I'm
already dead." He puts the rose in the Duff bottle on the windowsill;
its petals fall off slowly, and the curtain billows in front of it as
"Fin" appears.
Barney's movie is in black and white. It opens with a shot of a Duff
beer bottle on a windowsill. Gauzy white curtains billow around it as
the love theme from "M. Butterfly" plays. A hand grabs the bottle
and turns it upside down; the camera pans slowly down to reveal
Barney's lips on the other end of it.
The next shot shows Barney from above lying on a couch under the
window. As a voiceover, he says, "My name is Barney Gumbel. I'm 40,
I'm single, and I drink." The scene fades to a road where Barney lies
in the gutter, drinking another Duff, then lying down. The Duff pours
slowly into a sewer grating. "There's a line in `Othello' about a
drinker: `Now a sensible man, by and by a fool, and presently a
beast.' That pretty well covers it." The camera shows a time lapse
view of clouds moving during the day, which turns to night, then back
to day again. Barney has become an old man, bald, toothless, still
lying in the same gutter. A tear leaks from his eye.
A woman watching the movie is moved.
Woman: It's brilliant: savagely honest, tender...he has the soul of a
poet.
Barney: You're very kind.
Woman: Excuse me, did something crawl down your throat and die?
Barney: It didn't die!
Back on the screen, Barney sits in a chair and says, "My name is
Barney Gumbel, and I'm an alcoholic." The camera pulls back to reveal
several similarly-attired girls. Lisa says, "Mr. Gumbel, this is a
Girl Scout meeting." Barney asks, "Is it? Or is it that you girls
can't admit you have a problem?"
The scene fades to a playing record player, then back to Barney on the
couch, a rose held to his nose. "Don't cry for me," he narrates, "I'm
already dead." He puts the rose in the Duff bottle on the windowsill;
its petals fall off slowly, and the curtain billows in front of it as
"Fin" appears.
FINALFANTASYDOG
Member
FFD SAYS.... "POIGNANT"
The entire movie was a set-up to make you cry pulling every trick in the book, THOESE SCUM movie producers, it was me and a bunch of 10 year old girls crying in the theater when it was over. Thank you producers for making me feel like a man.
Finally: while not making ffd cry, It needs to be up here anyway, because it sure as well should have.
The entire movie was a set-up to make you cry pulling every trick in the book, THOESE SCUM movie producers, it was me and a bunch of 10 year old girls crying in the theater when it was over. Thank you producers for making me feel like a man.
Finally: while not making ffd cry, It needs to be up here anyway, because it sure as well should have.
Not really cry but definately impacted me strongly (which I guess isn't the same thing but whatever):
Dance in the Dark
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
All Dogs Go To Heaven
Grave of the Fireflies
Finding Neverland
Land Before Time
Yeah, I basically just relisted stuff I saw here.
Dance in the Dark
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
All Dogs Go To Heaven
Grave of the Fireflies
Finding Neverland
Land Before Time
Yeah, I basically just relisted stuff I saw here.
vatstep
This poster pulses with an appeal so broad the typical restraints of our societies fall by the wayside.
Edward Scissorhands
Return of the King (didn't when I saw it in the theater, but definitely cried like a baby watching it on DVD for the first time)
Dancer in the Dark (I don't think I can ever watch this movie again)
The Land Before Time was the first movie to make me cry - I saw it with my mom when I was about six and was devastated when Littlefoot's mother died. :[
Return of the King (didn't when I saw it in the theater, but definitely cried like a baby watching it on DVD for the first time)
Dancer in the Dark (I don't think I can ever watch this movie again)
The Land Before Time was the first movie to make me cry - I saw it with my mom when I was about six and was devastated when Littlefoot's mother died. :[
CrisKre said:
I can appreciate that..I didn't cry, but I felt something, definitely.
I guess I would have cried in Brokeback Mountain if I weren't desperately trying to remove myself from the film to prevent that. The bit at the end
with Ennis in Jack's parents' house and his old bedroom
When I was a kid, Bambi made me both cry, and throw up when I first saw it :lol I've very vague memories of that, I don't know why I threw up.
Jagwire1141
Banned
Has anyone teared up at this list so far? Anyways, I cried like a bitch at My Dog Skip, The Royal Tenebaums
Gladiator was perfection and I bawled there. Crash always makes me weep
The Life Aquatic
The Royal Death Scene with Chas and When Chas says, "I've had a rough year dad."
The shooting scene with the kid and the car crash
Ned's (Kingsley's) Death Scene and funeral
Vennt said:Spongebob Squarepants, sometimes having kids can suck when you have to make sacrifices like this, and I cried in mourning for the 2+ hours of my life lost.
Spongebob Squarepants rules. I laugh my ass off watching that show with my son.
Oh yeah, forgot Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. That was kinda sad.
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