Nothing makes me feel more chill and cool than this
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I'm still recovering from it
It was really different and interesting, loved the ending
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The Dark Knight Rises made me feel sad when [sp] alfred cries at bruces grave[/sp] then it made me happy when [sp] Alfred sees Bruce with Melinda where ever he liked to go [/sp]
Toy story 3.
all.
day.
[QUOTE=markinluck;37054991][img]http://www.movieposterdb.com/posters/08_06/2004/289879/l_289879_8276390d.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]What a harrowing tale, it was.
[QUOTE=ROFLBURGER;37045714]The end of Stephen King's "The Mist"[/QUOTE]
That film was okay, the ending wasn't quite as I expected. I felt really sorry for the dad.
[QUOTE=Mr. Smartass;37047047]The dark knight
That Alfred scene, man
That fucking Alfred scene.[/QUOTE]
I could feel the tears of every person in the threatre when that happened.
Oi, God. Here's a list.
Gettysburg: As much as I sympathise with the Confederates, that Yankee man hug at the end almost made me cry.
Das Boot
We Were Soldiers
Some scenes in Lord of the Rings
The end of the movie Rent, my Ma made me watch with her, and when that drag queen lad dies, I did sort of feel something.
I'm sort of cheating here, but if anyone has [B]READ[/B] the book Oathbreaker, that scene with Drimbold, that fucking Drimbold scene.
Another cheat, the good end to Bioshock 2 almost made me cry.
A couple of others, let me try to remember.
Oddly enough, The Green Mile and The Great Dictator, the speech scene really was inspiring.
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God, I teared up at this part the first time I saw it.
I fucking love this movie
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and this
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Another one that made me cry when I was little... and it was the first time I had cried in a movie... was during Castaway when Tom Hanks lost Wilson in the ocean.
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Michael Collins, when Michael Collins is shot at Béal na mBláth
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the real Michael Collins, dressed in his IRA military uniform; anyone who sees the letters IRA
and suddenly condemn Michael Collins, realize that this was the old IRA, of the early 1900's.
The Man who won us our freedom.
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This movie made me laugh so much, and I can't even remember why now. In fact, I barely remember anything from this movie. I wonder why.
[QUOTE=wizard`;37063054][img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/95/Law_abiding_citizen_ver5.jpg/220px-Law_abiding_citizen_ver5.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]I know I'm not the only one who wanted [sp]Gerard Butler to win[/sp].
Oh god I think I got to make a list
-The Grey. I loved it and hated it, never was a fan of those types of endings, but fuck me if it wasn't a good movie
-I Am Legend. You know the part.
-Up. The whole flashback scene made me squirm, like goddamn.
-Not really a movie, but in Avatar The Last Airbender, the Iroh scene in the episode "Tales of Ba Sing Se".
-Dark Night Rises. Me and everyone I was with audibly cooed and squirmed when Alfred was at Bruce's grave.
-Pretty much all of Studio Ghibli's films. Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, etc.
-The Iron Giant was also pretty much the first movie that made me feel sad.
And there's a bunch of others I'm missing. I am a little bitch when it comes to getting emotional over movies.
[QUOTE=The Jackel;37045884][img]http://students.cis.uab.edu/bassman9/beautiful%20mind.jpg[/img]
[sp]The part when he found out that his friend was just in his mind was so interesting.[/sp][/QUOTE]
Why the fuck did you not spoiler tag this?
[editline]3rd August 2012[/editline]
Please people, [noparse][sp][/sp][/noparse]
The end of the Of Mice and Men 1939 version [sp]when George kills Lennie[/sp] There's no emotion in the scene in the 1992 version of the movie.
[QUOTE=lech;37068394]The end of the Of Mice and Men 1939 version [sp]when George kills Lennie[/sp] There's no emotion in the scene in the 1992 version of the movie.[/QUOTE]
Holy shit, there's a 1939 version? I can't believe I missed it
[B]Max Manus: Man of War[/B]
(The real life story of one of Norway's biggest heroes)
It's an awesome movie, the special effects and acting are spot on, though it's so heartwrenching at the end when Max [sp]finally realizes all of his friends are gone.[/sp]
Donnie Darko.
The tale of Donnie is really sad and he is afraid of the whole scenario but in the end overcomes his fear and saves everyone he loved, espcially Gretchen. When she died I teared up, also the scence where Donnie and Gretchen have sex is amazing.
Lucky Number Slevin.
The ending, when the everything is explained man.
I was nearly crying.
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The ending was really sad[sp]after he shoots his son and the other survivors so they wouldn't have to endure painful deaths[/sp]but you just feel like shit when[sp]the tanks roll in with a whole army 10 seconds later[/sp]
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It's fucking cheating at life to make something that great god damn it
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