Movie deaths that made you cry.
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I might be wrong but I think 'Wilson' was a volleyball.
He didn't die but nearly did, in the movie "Paulie" the bird. I also remember watching one episode of "The Littlest Hobo" when he got hurt and nealy died. Same as in Flipper. Flipper faster than lightining under the sea, they call him flipper.
I've watched Paulie at least four times - and cried every time!
I didn't watch Midnight Cowboy when it came out - or really, at all - but I'm told by my contemporaries that when Ratso Rizzo shuffled off the mortal coil and Joe Buck draws him in and describes the guy as his friend, it was a waterworks moment. That's what I hear.
Stay gold!
That's on TV right now. Diane Lane - makes me think of Frank. Wow - all those actors in it. Everyone grew up to be someone!
Yes, the ending of Midnight Cowboy is a real waterworks moment, for sure.
Absolutely. Cried like the wind blows.
Have you ever seen the movie 'Deliverance', Grandpa?
The death of Augustus McRae in Lonesome Dove....
"Aye God, Woodrow, it's been quite a party, ain't it?"
"Aye God, Woodrow, it's been quite a party, ain't it?"
Pretty much all of them. I am a total sap.
....these are so over the top, they make me cry with laughter....
Sure did, when it first came out. It was a good movie, with its legacy a little marred by one scene and the connection people make to it and a great banjo session.
Nothin wrong with a great banjo session.
Nope, nothing wrong here.
Nope, nothing wrong here.
GGAAAHH! Dobby! I cry every time I watch that movie (or read the book). I also cry when Harry is talking tothe ghosts of his mom, dad, Lupin, and Sirius. He's getting ready to die and asks, "Will it hurt?"--tearing up right now thinking about it.
I'm tearing up reading this post and thinking of how hard I sobbed reading the scenes.
Spock, Star Trek II. I was eight, okay?
Rorschach, Watchmen. Movie and Comic.
Valeria and Conan's mom in Millius's Conan the Barbarian. I had to...Conan no cry, he's a Cimmerian...so I cry FOR HIM!
The little red coat girl in Schindler's List. Oh crap, I might cry right now.
Gage Creed, movie and book (more so inna book).
I cry pretty easily during movies, though. Ain't ashamed to admit it. Writers and artists feel things more. I'm both, so...
Rorschach, Watchmen. Movie and Comic.
Valeria and Conan's mom in Millius's Conan the Barbarian. I had to...Conan no cry, he's a Cimmerian...so I cry FOR HIM!
The little red coat girl in Schindler's List. Oh crap, I might cry right now.
Gage Creed, movie and book (more so inna book).
I cry pretty easily during movies, though. Ain't ashamed to admit it. Writers and artists feel things more. I'm both, so...
I'm a crier too. And sometimes cry as odd parts in the movie, when others are just watching.
I cried yesterday watching
Sometimes I tear up during a random commercial too. Usually any movie were a kid dies I cry, that is with the exception of Pet Semetary. I saw that when I was little, and the image of
is one that's been ingrained into my psyche.
My kids don't understand why I am so overprotective about them walking near roads. I also had a friend killed like that when I was very young.
Big Hero Six with my son and the brother died. I cried when the little boy in Pay it Forward died. I have been told by my (long deceased) father that when I was a little kid I watched a movie called The Battle of the Green Berets, after which I was inconsolable because a dog died.
Gage getting hit by the truck
My kids don't understand why I am so overprotective about them walking near roads. I also had a friend killed like that when I was very young.I'll learn to use spoilers now! Sorry !!!!