If we’re talking about how sensitive we are, then I get affected by single mother stories.
If we’re talking about how ghey we are…
I really like this song. I dance/head bob whenever it comes on. Even in public.
[quote]ADvanced TS wrote:
If you didnt cry a the end of Marley and Me you need to be checked for a soul.
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Bollox. Most predicatble ending ever.
Forrest Gump always makes me really teary eyed, especially the grave scene.
I may be the gheyest in the music department though, I’m a huge John Mayer fan.
[quote]ADvanced TS wrote:
If you didnt cry a the end of Marley and Me you need to be checked for a soul.
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The dog lived a happy life and died naturally, there was no need to cry, pussy.
That being said, I was watching ‘Caught in the Act’ on Nat geo wild, and a baby elephant got killed by two lions even though it didn’t back down and tried fighting them off ='(
[quote]Goodfellow wrote:
[quote]ADvanced TS wrote:
If you didnt cry a the end of Marley and Me you need to be checked for a soul.
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The dog lived a happy life and died naturally, there was no need to cry, pussy.
That being said, I was watching ‘Caught in the Act’ on Nat geo wild, and a baby elephant got killed by two lions even though it didn’t back down and tried fighting them off ='([/quote]
First, nice tits I’ll fap to them later.
Second, the bullshit you quoted is the circle of life. Those lions had a good dinner that night, pussy.
The Crying Game
This part of Lion King and when Mufasa’s dad appears in the sky when Mufasa’s is already grown up.
The ending of American History X
The ending of Man on Fire
This is by FAR the saddest movie I have ever seen. It makes Schindler’s List seem like “Short Circuit 2” in comparison. It’s called “Hotaru no Haka” (Grave of the Fireflys), and was made by Studio Ghibli, who usually makes lighthearted animations like ‘My Neighbour Totoro’ and ‘Howls moving castle’. In an act which likely saw somebody fired, this film was actually a double feature with ‘Totoro’ when it came out (?!?!).
Ok, “My Sister’s Keeper” is fucking sad. Like, ‘bawling like a little girl who watched her dog get hit by a bus’ sad. If you’ve got daughter’s, don’t watch it. Don’t.
The Elephant Man (film…not the annoying musician)
Just wanted to post that.
My Dog Skip… damn movie had me blubbering like a little girl -lol
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[quote]PimpBot5000 wrote:
This is by FAR the saddest movie I have ever seen. It makes Schindler’s List seem like “Short Circuit 2” in comparison. It’s called “Hotaru no Haka” (Grave of the Fireflys), and was made by Studio Ghibli, who usually makes lighthearted animations like ‘My Neighbour Totoro’ and ‘Howls moving castle’. In an act which likely saw somebody fired, this film was actually a double feature with ‘Totoro’ when it came out (?!?!).
Grave Of The Fireflies - Is It Real? - YouTube [/quote]
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I’m a geocacher.
[quote]Przeminashell wrote:
so i was wondering what scene in a movie/show (book?!) has made/makes you ball your eyes out?[/quote]
Above the Rim, especially the part where the guy is playing basketball against imaginary opponents with an imaginary ball. I couldn’t wait to get to the courts and do some balling after I saw that. My moves were so good, even my own eyes were popping out of my head.
I always cry when Alex gets thrown in the slammer in the middle of A Clockwork Orange. I also cry everytime General Ripper kills himself in his bathroom in Dr. Strangelove.
what about terminator 2 when arnie descends into the pool of melted metal, with the thumbs up and then his red themed program shutting off. i almost cried at that one when i was a kid.
anyone?
Me too. I am Legend, Eight Below, White Fang, I even cried at the end of Turner and Hooch.
I only cry if a dog dies.