Pepsipop wrote:Same here, but I'm assuming anime so happy to remain that way.
Never heard of this grave of the fireflies
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Pissy pants.
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espibara 4,007 posts
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Registered 6 years agoI never ever blub but now and again I get something in my eye
Legends of the fall (sad tone all round)
Million Dollar Baby (that whole paralysis thing)
The Green Mile (enough said)
Schindlers List (quite shocking really)
Shawshank redemption (great end)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (about groiwng old and loss)
Eight Below (stranded huskey dogs.........enough said)
Gladiator (the end)
Watership down (bright eyes wahhhhhhh)
Secret of Nimh (as a boy I wailed............still do)
Dumbo (seperated from mum)
Mr Destiny (losing his wife in alternate reality)
Never let me go (sad sad)
Is a mard bastard...............
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superdelphinus 6,154 posts
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Just came back from that. Sobbing my ass off by the end, despite seeing the show twice over the years. I thought the film was fantastic actually and almost like a complementary thing to the stage show. Missed a full orchestra ramming my ears though. Hathaway and Jackson tremendous, Crowe singing with a weird trans Atlantic accent a lot of the time
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ED209 377 posts
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Full vid please. I want to see what he has in his hat for her.
and finally this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPJzNNpUFsU
("No.... Keep the mittens on." ) .
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darkmorgado 22,483 posts
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Shikasama 4,529 posts
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Registered 10 months agomowgli wrote:
If it helps, there's no giant robots, tentacles or schoolgirls getting saved/ravaged by said robots or tentacles.Pepsipop wrote:
Same here, but I'm assuming anime so happy to remain that way.
Never heard of this grave of the fireflies
So, as others have said, it's not *really* anime. -
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mowgli 31,793 posts
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Green Mile gets me every time.
Marley and Me is the work of the devil. Fucking floods of tears at that. Missus had already seen it so left near the end as she didn't want to cry. Laughed at her. She came back into the room to see me a tearful mess.Pissy pants.
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Mola_Ram wrote:
I will probably enjoy it as I love spirited away and enjoyed howls moving castle.mowgli wrote:
If it helps, there's no giant robots, tentacles or schoolgirls getting saved/ravaged by said robots or tentacles.Pepsipop wrote:
Same here, but I'm assuming anime so happy to remain that way.
Never heard of this grave of the fireflies
So, as others have said, it's not *really* anime. -
Mola_Ram 2,302 posts
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riz23 644 posts
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Registered 10 years agoGrave of the Fireflies is a story about the effects of war on a civilian population told through the medium of Japanese animation.
It is one of the very few if not the only film that ever brought on a full cry from me, and it is difficult to repeat watch. It's a Studio Ghibli film. Truly moving. Give it a go. -
robthehermit 3,348 posts
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Sometimes I think you're okay.Pepsipop wrote:
Same here, but I'm assuming anime so happy to remain that way.
Never heard of this grave of the fireflies
Sometimes I think you're a cuntface.
Why are you disregarding all anime ever?Speak the truth hussy!
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CaptainKid 92 posts
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Because after murdering Star Wars, he now raped my favorite hero! -
Indy 4 was good.
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J.C 1,199 posts
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speedofthepuma 12,886 posts
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Registered 7 years agoI'm too scared to watch grave of the fireflies.
Mowgli. Irrational sweeping statements about things you are ill-informed about do not win friends and influence people.I've turned off all the avatars and crap, so don't expect me to be impressed by yours.
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blacksea 633 posts
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Yup, that’s about the only film I’ve boo-hoo-ed my eyes out to. I was a kid at the time, we were at the cinema. Even at that young age, the moment Bambi’s mother is shot dead, it connected, the thought of if that were to happen, and the sense of isolation it would result it. Strong stuff from Disney.
I never knew Bambi was so old. Obviously I got to see years and years after it was made.
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blacksea 633 posts
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The film does not make me cry. My eye's well up a little when Michelle (Emmanuelle Seigner) takes a bullet at the end. Its emotional stuff.
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northside 635 posts
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Never Let Me Go
Shawshank
Up
Million Dollar Baby
Requiem for a Dream
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Moon (scene where Sam contacts Earth)
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blacksea 633 posts
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Didn't cry, but felt really sad the moment the bronze minotaur gets crushed while pulling a large stone, to help others. - that's about all I can remember (watched it years ago).
I guess it's a death thing that makes us cry, feel sad etc. Not any death, just the death of a character that we take to heart for one reason or another.
A video game has never hit me in this way. Nope, not once.
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blacksea 633 posts
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blacksea wrote:
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Sinbad Eye of the Tiger (1977)
Didn't cry, but felt really sad the moment the bronze minotaur gets crushed while pulling a large stone, to help others. - that's about all I can remember (watched it years ago).
I guess it's a death thing that makes us cry, feel sad etc.
A video game has never hit me like a film. Not once come close to that.
Me3 made me sad. Quite a few games have had the ability to feel sadness and reflect but not the power to cry. To be fair just the way ur is as interactive story telling means it is far harder to get that connection to the characters. -
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