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Hah. Dora almost got Marten targeted for another Scorngasm. I think its funnier that they were watching Land Before Time to begin with, IMO.
So, time to confess. What animated movies have made you cry?
I remember the first time I watched the first Pokemon movie, it made me tear up something fearce. In my defence, I was only in my tweens. :-P
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I cried after Kiki's Delivery Service ended. I'm not sure why.
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Grave of the Fireflies. I defy anyone to watch that and NOT cry. I haven't even read Maus or seen Barefoot Ren and I know I will cry when I do.
I also cried as a kid during Bambi, Snow White, Lady and the Tramp and Dumbo.
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the first ten minutes of UP! almost made me cry. That shit was heartbreaking.
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I cry when I read Least I Could do
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the ending to this episode of futurama: http://www.gametrailers.com/user-movie/futurama-frys-dog-waiting/60038
and the ending of original Bible Black series.
those be the only two times i cried a bit.
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Anime:
Grave of the Fireflies: Given. If you didn't cry, you either did NOT pay any attention, or you have a void in place of your heart. One of those movies that you watch once, cry, and never watch again. Not because it was bad, but because it was TOO SAD.
5cm Per Second: Makoto Shinkai's work in general has gotten to me to tear up, but this one made me cry.
Not sure if this counts, but I did cry during the Hisui ending of the Tsukihime visual novel game. It was done in Anime style, so I guess it counts.
Cartoons:
Up!: Up! had me cry two times. It was actually the first American made animation that made me cry.
That's really it. I mean, things have made me tear up now and then, but only a few things can really make me cry.
Edit - Somebody mentioned Maus, totally forgot about that one. I read it for a History class I took, it was amazing. I don't remember crying (I know I teared up though), but it came close enough to warrant a mention.
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Grave of the Fireflies. Amen.
I can't think of any cartoons that made me cry off the top of my head, but I'm sure it's happened. The Lion King, maybe?
Anyway, if I'm emotional enough to start with, anything will make me cry.
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I remember the first time I watched the first Pokemon movie, it made me tear up something fearce. In my defence, I was only in my tweens. :-P
the first ten minutes of UP! almost made me cry. That shit was heartbreaking.
What these people said.
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I CRIED WHEN OPTIMUS DIED!
YOU'VE GOT THE TOUCH!
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/91/Transformers-movieposter-west.jpg)
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I cry at movies, anime, cartoon, books, pictures ... generally speaking, I seem to put myself in the subjects place, emotionally, or feel sympathetic towards them.
The one that got me the worst that I can remember, I mean it really made me bawl, was Voices of a Distant Star
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Life is Beautiful...
I really thought I could make it to the end without crying... But... It was just way to much, such a wonderful movie but everything is so horrible and the dude just wanted his son to have a good enough life!
Then again.. that was a movie with actors. No cartoon film has maked me cry except Fantasia but that's because the music and the animation was beautiful... Out of this world
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Why has no one mentioned The Lion King?! When Mufasa died... yea.
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the fox and the hound. i am eighteen years old and can't make it five minutes into that film without sobbing like a kid.
i also cried during finding nemo, when his mom died at the beginning.
(i haven't seen bambi, i won't allow myself to. i know it'd be too sad.)
and of course, the lion king. still to this day brings a tear to thine eye.
man, kid movies are such a bummer.
EDIT: fruits basket also made me cry at some points (the anime and the manga, but i mean the anime).
and gravitation.
which is really funny, because he modeled the magical love gentleman fan art off of the artist who does fruits basket.
and gravitation is straight-up shonen-ai.
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Why has no one mentioned The Lion King?! When Mufasa died... yea.
The Lion King, maybe?
Oh, the Fox and the Hound! I had forgotten about that. Yes, definitely cried in that.
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I can't remember many actual crying moments, but I can remember a lot of times when I got emotional about fictional characters' plight.
In the game Valkyria Chronicles when (Certain character) died, it made me move in the general direction of crying. (Japanese RPGs count as anime)
Most of the instances I can think of feeling like that are from human acted drama though. Most of the animes grown up enough to get me emotionally involved don't get licensed in the US. As far as cartoons, most of the tragic ones I saw when I was little (And cried at some of them), and modern kids cartoons don't have the balls to kill off any characters because it'd make overprotective parents write angry letters. Bambi's mom would never die if Bambi was written today.
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It would be a much shorter list if I just said what movies I HAVEN'T cried at.
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It would be a much shorter list if I just said what movies I HAVEN'T cried at.
word.
movies are fucking sad.
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Shrek, when they played that "Hallelujah" song. First time I heard it. C'mon, that shit is sad.
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I don't think I've ever cried over anything fictional, be it cartoon, movie or book. Does that make me a heartless bastard? :-(
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Yes. Yes it does.
(That, or you're horribly sheltered from the world of entertainment.)
:wink: :wink: :wink:
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The one that got me the worst that I can remember, I mean it really made me bawl, was Voices of a Distant Star
I could feel it coming when Mikako had the emotional breakdown near the end when she realized that she may never see Terao again, and starts crying in her cockpit, pleading that she just wants to go home. I didn't cry though. I think the problem was that it wasn't long enough. Voices got me close, but I never ended up crying, but it is only about 24 minutes long. 5cm on the other hand is closer to an hour/hour and 15 minutes, so it had much more time to choke tears out of me.
Voices was beautiful though.
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Strawberry Panic
Especially over the tragedy of Shizuma and Kaori's relationship
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oh man there is alot..
as a child:
Dinobot's death scene in Beast Wars
the first Pokemon movie (when Ash Dies!)
Digimon (Wizardmon's sacrifice.)
Bambi
Toy Story 2 (Jessie's song)
The Land Before Time
Transformers: The Movie (When Optimus Prime died)
The Lion King (wake up dad..)
The Iron Giant
Fox and the Hound
Pochahantas (the 'colors of the wind' song..)
The Prince of Egypt: (The entire beginning)
The end of Raymond Briggs' The Snowman
as a grown man:
Bleach (when you learn about Ichigo's mom)
Futurama (when Fry learns his nephew was named after him..)
UP! (the first 10 minutes)
Full Metal Alchemist (episode 25..)
Gundam 0080
Cowboy Bebop (at the end when it plays the final song!)
Grave of the Fireflies
the Kenshin OAV Reflections
Tenchi Muyo in Love (OH MAN! THE ENDING!)
Trigun (WOLFWOOD!)
Fruits Basket
Naruto (when Kakashi has that flashback of when he was young)
i am ashamed of myself..
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The only movie (cartoon and not) that has made me cry is The Grave of The Fireflies, and I have seen some sad stuff... i have watched it twice and read the story once, cried the three times.
I will never watch that movie again anyway or read it, it's very good and real but too much for my soul.
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I don't think I've ever cried over anything fictional, be it cartoon, movie or book. Does that make me a heartless bastard? :-(
I don't know about you, but my sister is the same way and she can be a bit of a heartless bastard at times. She's got issues.
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The Lion King (wake up dad..)
That is the saddest thing ever. He's all "wake up dad" and you can tell he is soooo sad. That movie shouldn't be shown to children.
Cowboy Bebop (at the end when it plays the final song!)
Oh man, me too. I didn't know it made anyone else as sad as it made me.
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After childhood, only twice. Both because of Futurama. Jurassic Bark and Luck of the Fryish.
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hrmm id have to say the ending to kakaider that ending was...oh man i cant even describe it..
oh and if its a game shadow of the colossus
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I'm pretty sure everyone in the theater was crying when i saw Up, including me... both times.
and i know its not animated, but i cried the first time i watched My Dog Skip.
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Oh fuck, how did I forget Iron Giant? I first saw that for my younger sister's birthday, and I was crying by the end.
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Oh and also I cried during Full Metal Alchemist when Maes was killed
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I don't remember actually crying to any film at all, but some were really close. No, I did not supress the feelings. It just takes really much sadness to squeeze some tears out of my eyes.
Full Metal Alchemist got me more than once. Zingoleb, you are right, this was the most emotional happening in the whole series.
Princess Mononoke was close, too.
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Lion King totally made me cry - and that's a good thing! Children don't need to be completely sheltered, god I hate excessively dumbed-down kid's movies. Iron Giant made me feel tearful but not actually cry (an adult for the latter). I forgot how great that movie was! Haven't actually cried at cartoons as an adult but I have started to cry more easily in movies. :P
I've never really been one to cry at movies often (I decided at a young age it was weak to cry about movies but not other stuff, dunno why) but I do get emotionally invested, and I never understood the entertainment value in watching, reading or listening to something that doesn't stir you emotionally. Why bother?
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After childhood, only twice. Both because of Futurama. Jurassic Bark and Luck of the Fryish.
Geez, man, you got me good. I was going to mention the same thing. Luck of the Fryish hurt me worse than Jurassic Bark, though, as a tear actually rolled down my cheek.
I teared up just a tad toward the end of Gran Torino too.
All men here should be ashamed of crying full-blown if they did so in the presence of others. In private is perfectly all right.
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I don't know man, I have never met a man who didn't cry at the end of SLC Punk, no matter who he was with.
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The one that got me the worst that I can remember, I mean it really made me bawl, was Voices of a Distant Star
I could feel it coming when Mikako had the emotional breakdown near the end when she realized that she may never see Terao again, and starts crying in her cockpit, pleading that she just wants to go home. I didn't cry though. I think the problem was that it wasn't long enough. Voices got me close, but I never ended up crying, but it is only about 24 minutes long. 5cm on the other hand is closer to an hour/hour and 15 minutes, so it had much more time to choke tears out of me.
Voices was beautiful though.
Truth! Although the second time I was all "shit, that sucks".
Yeah I cried a bit to The Iron Giant but the feelgood ending kinda stopped that pretty fast.
Some of the scenes in Full Metal Panic got me close, mainly in The Second Raid series.
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The only movie (cartoon and not) that has made me cry is The Grave of The Fireflies, and I have seen some sad stuff...
Christ, I don't think I stopped crying while I was watching that film.
Also, All Dogs Go To Heaven. Oh, and that episode of Pokemon where Ash wants to leave Pikachu with all the other Pikachus! Traumatic childhood times.
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and the ending of original Bible Black series.
I cannot believe that this was missed in the shuffle. I don't mean to pick on you dude (maybe a little bit) but this is a hentai. I mean, its got a damn good pretty okay story, but theres a lot of sex scenes and chicks with dicks before you see that story.
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I wanted to pick on him, but it was so easy.
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honestly I didnt cry when bambi's mom died. Not because I had no feelings but I actually didnt know she died! I thought she abandoned Bambi and I resented the mother because of this until I saw it in my teen years when my young cousins watched the movie. I was like, "oh wow, she died?!"
Land Before time and Lion King I almost did. I had that lump in your throat when you feel it coming but I forced it away.
I almost did at the end of Futurama episode about Fry's dog. That has to be the sadest thing I have EVER seen! Such a devoted dog, waiting for his master to return. Fry never returns, but he still waits. Unit one day his eye lids are so heavy, he closes them, for the last time. I wouldnt be surprised if I did cry but couldnt remember.
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Jurassic Bark is based on a true story, you know (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hachik%C5%8D).
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I think we can all agree that Grave of the Fireflies is the saddest animation ever made.
(http://sonyarehman.files.wordpress.com/2007/11/grave-of-the-fireflies.jpg)
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Fox and the Hound, I was probably 7 or 8. I kept it together until I was to the restroom, so that no one would see me cry. That's it, though. The "gifted" program in middle school killed that innocent part of me; Maus was the first reading requirement, and then we went over all of the stuff that was too terrible for the novel to depict (I especially remember the part about the Nazi's dealing with Jewish babies...like clay disks). It's funny to look back at crying over a work of fiction when there are much more horrendous things happening in reality at this very moment.
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I think we can all agree that Grave of the Fireflies is the saddest animation ever made.
(http://sonyarehman.files.wordpress.com/2007/11/grave-of-the-fireflies.jpg)
I'll disagree with that actually. I wouldn't restrain it to animation.
That said, I can say honest to god i didn't cry watching it. Sure I was really sad and torn up, but i tend to deal with that stuff internally. It gets me thinking rather than get me alll teary eyed.
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I almost did at the end of Futurama episode about Fry's dog. That has to be the sadest thing I have EVER seen! Such a devoted dog, waiting for his master to return. Fry never returns, but he still waits. Unit one day his eye lids are so heavy, he closes them, for the last time. I wouldnt be surprised if I did cry but couldnt remember.
I never watched Futurama (yeah yeah, I suck) so I didn't understand exactly what was going on, but I've seen the clip. The dog waits literally forever (for him) and Fry never comes back. Who is Fry? Can someone explain what the hell is going on, because I don't know anything about Fry other than that he made his dog wait forever, which is a totally dick thing to do. Unless something happened to him.
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Well, the whole premise of Futurama is that Fry is an average pizza delivery boy who ends up cryogenically frozen and wakes up in the future. So he doesn't leave the dog on purpose.
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Thanks. Bummer about his dog, then. (Which means they only showed the dog to makes us feel bad?)
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Shazam, the 1981 cartoon, drove me to tears.
It's horrible.
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Thanks. Bummer about his dog, then. (Which means they only showed the dog to makes us feel bad?)
pretty much. Fry finda the fossil remains of the dog and wants to clone him. he decides against it when he discovers the dog lived a full life when the professor tells fry the age ot which the dog died. So fry figured he lead a good life and let him rest in peice.
then it flashes back to the dog waiting for fry. Waiting and waiting...
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Thanks. Bummer about his dog, then. (Which means they only showed the dog to makes us feel bad?)
Not really. The whole point of the episode was that Fry loved the dog (literally his only friend) and fought tooth and nail to recover his fossilized remains. Then he leapt at the possibility that his dog could be reborn with memories intact. When he learned that the dog had died at a much older age, he assumed that Seymour had lived a full and happy life and didn't want to spoil that.
Then it flashes back to the past to show that Syemour loved Fry as much as Fry loved him and it's a heart-warming story and dammit I get weepy just typing it.
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Wow. I just hunted down the video and watched it again. I don't know why.
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Wow. I just hunted down the video and watched it again. I don't know why.
Yeah man, heavy.
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Wow. I just hunted down the video and watched it again. I don't know why.
Yeah man, heavy.
Just because something makes you sad doesn't mean it's a bad thing. We have negative emotions for good reasons.
Jurassic Bark is good because lasting friendship is good.
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what its heavy, doesnt mean its bad. Or at least not in my book. :oops:
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My bad.
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I think the truly sad part about Jurassic Bark was that Fry assumed that Seymour had lived a long and fulfilling life when, in actuality, he spent every day of those years waiting for Fry. Essentially, the dog would have wanted to have been reunited with his owner...and that will never come to fruition.
That's the part that got me. Fry didn't realize he was making a mistake in not returning his dog to life and he believed Seymour forgot about him. Seymour's loyalty was for nothing.
The Hachiko wiki got me teary eyed. I'm such a sap.
A good chunk of the animations and movies mentioned got me as well...but here's one I never understood until now. I started tearing at the end of Yu Yu Hakusho. I liked the series when it first premiered on Cartoon Network when I was in high school, and about halfway through it was cut. Years later, during a college break, I found out that the series had been completed in its dub form (and that series had a great English dub IMO). I got every single remaining episode and watched them a few hours a day through a series of days. And then I got to the last episode...and I realized the story was over. Nothing more would come of the series, the story, and the characters that I came to love.
It was done...and I was sad to see it go. Same thoughts came from the end of Cowboy Bebop, though the ending itself was sad enough on its own.
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No cartoons have ever made me cry. The end of Six Feet Under is the only thing in any medium of entertainment that has ever made me cry.
Says a lot.
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I can't believe no-one has mentioned Watership Down.
Lot's of dead rabbits! As a child it was one of the most disturbing things you could ever watch - even as an adult it's unsettling!
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I think the truly sad part about Jurassic Bark was that Fry assumed that Seymour had lived a long and fulfilling life when, in actuality, he spent every day of those years waiting for Fry. Essentially, the dog would have wanted to have been reunited with his owner...and that will never come to fruition.
You didn't see the direct to dvd Futurama movie Bender's Big Score did you?
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Lion King, Land Before Time (once because of the mom death and second because sharp teeth are scary mofos), and Transformers movie (original animated).
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direct to dvd Futurama movie
There is a cartoon that made me cry.
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It doesn't take much to make me cry. I almost cried at a Beach Boys concert tonight because of the sentiment in the lyrics in one of the songs.
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I cried when i saw "When the wind blows" as animated movie the first time:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/25/RogerWaters_WTWB.JPG)
I had to swallow hard during the scene where Jim phones his son to better come out from London, all believing that the 3rd War will be pretty much like the second and is getting angry as his son tells him that he will stay in London with his family, with no shelter so that they all die instantly in the coming blast because that is so much better than surviving...
And i broke in tears in the last 10 mins of the film, when Hilda and Jim at last die from Radiation Sickness, still believing in the Nuclear Propaganda Crap and packing themselves away into paper bags with their last bit of strength, thinking this might help as written, and where they then finaly die.
Youtube has that scene up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDVFzpAjGb8
Especially the part with "Shall we start to pray dear? While we wait for the emergency response teams?"
Still get a shiver when hearing Bowie sing "When the wind blows..."
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Although the pictures are brilliant, I actually found the radio version of this the scariest.
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I nearly cried reading the book, but I haven't seen the movie and I can't remember if I heard the radio serial or if I imagined it.
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I gotta go rent that.
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oh shit man, i cried over jurassic bark too. i forgot all about that, and damn it makes me sad.
on the topic of futurama: the devil hands are idle playthings, the one where fry plays the holophonor for leela, is also pretty much a bummer.
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The ending is rather cute though.
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Y'know, originally...it wasn't. There was always the whole Marten/Faye dynamic, but there was never a serious thing until fairly recently (in relative terms). It's kind of like the show Friends - we're now at the part where everyone's getting together and it's all oh my god.
:-(
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
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It doesn't take much to make me cry. I almost cried at a Beach Boys concert tonight because of the sentiment in the lyrics in one of the songs.
I'd cry too if I went to a Beach Boys concert.
no offense. ;)
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
But if I'm not human, what am I? WHAT AM I!?
> Seriously, I cant recall having ever cried at a cartoon. "Land Before Time" goes in the 'maybe - but i cant remember' file.
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
even little mermaid? Cinderella? Sleeping beauty, oliver, sword in the stone (eh maybe when the female squirrel was crying, that was pretty sad), the incredibles, robin hood, bedknobbs and broomsticks...
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Non cartoon link.
http://www.jayandmolly.com/ballouletter.shtml
Try reading that one out loud, bitches. I dare yuz. Just see how far down you get before you ...
... excuse me, I've got something in my eye.
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^ Nope, no good, not even a sniffle...
Max respect to the guy for being able to face death with a clear head though.
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But if I'm not human, what am I? WHAT AM I!?
Vulcan?
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
even little mermaid? Cinderella? Sleeping beauty, oliver, sword in the stone (eh maybe when the female squirrel was crying, that was pretty sad), the incredibles, robin hood, bedknobbs and broomsticks...
apart from Sleeping Beauty, those were not classic Disney.
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But if I'm not human, what am I? WHAT AM I!?
Vulcan?
exactly!!
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
even little mermaid? Cinderella? Sleeping beauty, oliver, sword in the stone (eh maybe when the female squirrel was crying, that was pretty sad), the incredibles, robin hood, bedknobbs and broomsticks...
apart from Sleeping Beauty, those were not classic Disney.
wait, cinderella, robin hood and sword in the stone are not classics?!
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Yeah, since when?
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especially the sword in the fucking stone.
1963.
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sword in the stone and robin hood are my all time disney favorites. Alladin and Lion King are close too.
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Anime:
Grave of the Fireflies: Given. If you didn't cry, you either did NOT pay any attention, or you have a void in place of your heart. One of those movies that you watch once, cry, and never watch again. Not because it was bad, but because it was TOO SAD.
Cartoons:
Up!: Up! had me cry two times.
I could barely make myself finish watching Grave of the Fireflies. I agree completely, and have never watched it again because it's just too sad.
I cried twice during Up! as well: in the first few minutes and again near the end when he's going through the book and finally sees the pictures.
As many others have said, the death of Littlefoot's mother, the death of Mufasa, are all tearjerkers. I also cried during The Incredibles ("I can't lose you again! I'm not... I'm not strong enough"), at the end of Bambi II when his father thinks he's dead, and one I can't believe no one has said yet, during Ice Age when they're in the cave and see the paintings. Also cried, just for a second, at Howl's Moving Castle when Sofi yells that she's never been beautiful and runs out into the rain.
What can I say, I'm a sap with a difficult profession who enjoys an easy emotional outlet (:
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But if I'm not human, what am I? WHAT AM I!?
Vulcan?
Errr... Live long and prosper?
Nah, I'm to crazy/emotional to be a Vulcan... hmm...
Wait a sec... Why am i even trying to answer this? I AM WHAT I AM AND NOTHING ELSE! (whoa, that was deep man...)
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I cried at the end of the anime Pita Ten. IT IS AN ANIME THAT IS FILLED TO THE BRIM WITH CUTE AND THEN BREAKS YOUR HEART AT THE END.
Umm, FMA: Conqueror of Shamballa made me cry....
The end of Avatar: The Last Airbender made me bawl for a straight ten minutes.
Fuck, I can't even narrow it down. I'm such an oversensitive wimp that I cry at EVERYTHING. I cry at music videos sometimes. ._.
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you cried at the end of avatar? the make out scene?
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I cried when Optimus Prime died (in the original Transformers animated movie).
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It's proven that if you don't cry at ALL Disney classics, Pixar & Dreamworks animated movies you're not human.
even little mermaid? Cinderella? Sleeping beauty, oliver, sword in the stone (eh maybe when the female squirrel was crying, that was pretty sad), the incredibles, robin hood, bedknobbs and broomsticks...
apart from Sleeping Beauty, those were not classic Disney.
wait, cinderella, robin hood and sword in the stone are not classics?!
ok, you got me there... I really hate Disney's robin hood, I don't know why... but you're right, those are classics. But no way Little mermaid, lion king and oliver are classics- the definition of classic is not just being old, you know??!
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talking about Avatar, just remembered one that made me cry: the episode "the tales of Ba Sing Sei", which has short segments. The one where Uncle Iroh (my absolute favorite character in the whole series) remembers his dead son.
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talking about Avatar, just remembered one that made me cry: the episode "the tales of Ba Sing Sei", which has short segments. The one where Uncle Iroh (my absolute favorite character in the whole series) remembers his dead son.
yeah that was pretty damn sad. Had a lump in my throat on that one, especially when at the end of his song they froze it in time and In Memory of Mako (the voice of Iroh, who died at the end of the earth book season) appeared. I was like, aww.
whats the defination of classic disney movie then? just curious. poking the tiger with a stick... but the poker is a curious grizzly that never saw a tiger before.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned The Last Unicorn!
"Why do you come to me now?" had me tearing up, and the ending on the beach, with Prince Lear awakening, saw tears rolling down my cheeks. Even just listening to the opening theme makes me tear up, actually. This, very recently, despite seeing it about 50 times as a kid.
Also, despite efforts to maintain control, I cried 3 times during UP. Could have cried even more, if I'd let myself!
As a teen I cried during the Anastasia cartoon, which is pretty ridiculous, but... I was in a sensitive phase. Yes, that's it.
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dont throw objects at me for saying this but, whats the last unicorn? was that the movie with tom cruise and the trolls/goblins? I remeber vague images of watching that but it could have been legend. :|
havnt seen up yet but seems like a good movie.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Unicorn_(film) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Unicorn_(film))
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wow I was way off coourse.
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Oh man, UP isn't out here until September. This thread is killing me.
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(http://chud.com/nextraimages/nausicaa.jpg)
Oh yeah, this one pulled the ol' "Ive got dust in my eyes!"
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Ok, I can't be the only one who cried a bit during the movie: Flight of the Navigator
Am I?
Also, the book Jeremy Thatcher: Dragon Hatcher was really really really hard to finish when I was younger. Its so hard to see the pages with all the tears in the way.
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What part of the flight of the navigator? I loved that movie. Was awesome!
coming off from cartoons, I bawled like a baby at the end of the movie marley and me.
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'The Sting' Futurama episode and as someone else mentioned, Dinobot's death in Beast Wars, are probably the only non-movie cartoons that had me tearing up. As far as movies go, The Land Before Time, Lion King, Wall-E (hey, don't judge me), and a few others come to mind.
And even though it's not a cartoon, I think 'Bridge to Terabithia' (the book; I didn't see the movie but there's no way it did the novel justice) deserves mention here. I read it once in seventh grade almost twelve years ago, but even after that much time, it remains one of the extremely few books that I can't bring myself to read again even though I know it's a great story.
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'Bridge to Terabithia'
Hatehatehatehate!
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'Bridge to Terabithia'
Hatehatehatehate!
Seconded, they made me do a book review on it at the early part of high school (7th or 8th grade). Guh...
The only movies of any kind that have even brought me close to tears are what i refer to as 'hero' movies. Example: The roman era verion of King Arthur, before the final big battle. The willingness to put thier lives on the line for something bigger than themselves got to me...
Im also a big fan of the TV series "Dexter", i think there may be something wrong with me...
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I studied it 3 times. Years 4, 7 and 8. It got worse every time.
I was just watching Dexter. But I'm not really sure what Dexter has to do with this thread.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned The Last Unicorn!
"Why do you come to me now?" had me tearing up, and the ending on the beach, with Prince Lear awakening, saw tears rolling down my cheeks. Even just listening to the opening theme makes me tear up, actually. This, very recently, despite seeing it about 50 times as a kid.
Also, despite efforts to maintain control, I cried 3 times during UP. Could have cried even more, if I'd let myself!
As a teen I cried during the Anastasia cartoon, which is pretty ridiculous, but... I was in a sensitive phase. Yes, that's it.
How could I have forgotten The Last Unicorn?! I adore that movie, and it makes me cry too. When Molly yells at her, when she sees Lear fallen and turns on the bull, when Lear wakes on the beach, and even when she's talking to Shmendrick at the end ("I am a little afraid to go home. I have been mortal, and some part of me is mortal yet. I'm no longer like the others, for no unicorn was ever born who could regret, but now I do. I regret...") ::sniffle::
I'm curious as to what was the third thing in UP! that made you cry. Without using spoilers, I cried within the first five minutes (duh) and near the end when he sees the pictures in the book.
And I cried during Anastasia when she and her grandmother realized they found each other (:
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Fuck you guys, Bridge to Terabithia is a good book.
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I was just watching Dexter. But I'm not really sure what Dexter has to do with this thread.
Nothing, just seeing if the fact that Im a fan would scare anyone... You know: "Omg he's a fan of a serial killer! Run away!!"
Aparently I was wrong and that was pretty much a wasted post... As is this one it would seem... Hmmm, methinks there might be a leason here... Naaah!
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(http://chud.com/nextraimages/nausicaa.jpg)
Oh yeah, this one pulled the ol' "Ive got dust in my eyes!"
You cried to Nausicaa?
Really?
I'm a bit stomped tbh, it's not the most joyous film ever but it's not really that sad. It even ends rather well.
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But there's an angry rabbit-cat-tiger thing biting that girl's finger!
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I would probably cry if an angry rabbit-cat-tiger bit my finger, because that sounds like it would hurt.
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If its about classics, there is the animated version of Orwells "Animal Farm" (completely free on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZldlyeR8DU 1.14 hours ).
The scene when the pigs sell Boxer to the knacker and Benjamin runs behind the truck carrying Boxer away..
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Fuck those pigs. RIGHT IN THE GODDAMN EAR. THAT HORSE WAS THE AWESOME.
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I think I read Animal Farm when I was nine and I've hated pigs ever since.
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On the other hand, it makes bacon and sausage taste all the sweeter.
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This thread makes me feel manly.
I didn't cry to Grave Of The Fireflies. I watched it twice too. I nearly did though, and I nearly did to the land before time too.
I had a single tear of awesomeness when GTO ended. That shit was so hardcore. Fuck yeah.
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Congratulations sir - Here are your tights.
:D
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Congratulations sir - Here are your tights.
:D
GAH!! Since when are tights manly!?
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I think maybe that was the point.
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All manly men wear tights. TIGHT tights! :-D
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I cried during .hack//sign, but for the life of me, I cannot remember which scene brought it on.
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All manly men wear tights. TIGHT tights! :-D
We're men. MANLY men. Men in tights.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lUjhEHlh7s
:D
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My favorite part is the end.
We're butch!
:laugh:
I got's me that dvd and torture The Man and my kids with whenever the mood strikes me.