20 Movie Scenes That Make You Cry
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Have you heard of Crying Wife.com? There's a guy who videos his wife's reactions to movies. 
The Marley and Me one is really good.
The Marley and Me one is really good.
Spoilers for TS3 in white below - but really Bouncy, don't read them, see the movie (and 2 too, they are both great fun!):
First off, all the toys are almost burned as trash and join hands, accepting their imminent death. That's the one that got me.
In the end, Andy gives away his toys to a little girl and tells her how great they are. He had decided to keep Woody, finds him in the box unexpectedly, hesitates for a moment, then gives him to the girl too.
First off, all the toys are almost burned as trash and join hands, accepting their imminent death. That's the one that got me.
In the end, Andy gives away his toys to a little girl and tells her how great they are. He had decided to keep Woody, finds him in the box unexpectedly, hesitates for a moment, then gives him to the girl too.
I haven't seen all of those films, but don't remember crying to any of those I have seen.
I definitely cried to Dragon with Sean Connery when I was a kid. The last thing I cried during was The Lovely Bones; before that film the worst I would get was maybe a lump in my throat that I just ignored or if the film in question was really heart wrenching, then a few tears. But The Lovely Bones had me sobbing into my cushion. I think my partner didn't know whether to laugh or cuddle me.
Other than that I'm not sure. I think some directors try too hard to make you cry. I hate that. People don't like to actually KNOW when they're being emotionally manipulated
Did anyone see that true drama with Julie Walters about a year or so ago, where she played a Doctor who decides to go to Dignitas? Blurry hell, never again. I called my mum the very next morning!
I definitely cried to Dragon with Sean Connery when I was a kid. The last thing I cried during was The Lovely Bones; before that film the worst I would get was maybe a lump in my throat that I just ignored or if the film in question was really heart wrenching, then a few tears. But The Lovely Bones had me sobbing into my cushion
. I think my partner didn't know whether to laugh or cuddle me.Other than that I'm not sure. I think some directors try too hard to make you cry. I hate that. People don't like to actually KNOW when they're being emotionally manipulated
Did anyone see that true drama with Julie Walters about a year or so ago, where she played a Doctor who decides to go to Dignitas? Blurry hell, never again. I called my mum the very next morning!
Tonyblack said:
Have you heard of Crying Wife.com? There's a guy who videos his wife's reactions to movies.
The Marley and Me one is really good.
The Marley and Me one is really good.
Has anyone ever seen Champ? My best friend says that's uber sad...
Bugger off, Tony!!
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