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Movie deaths that made you cry.
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I hate movies and books being spoiled, especially when the spoiler ambushes me~a little kid in the pool told me the sad part of the new Star Wars Movie and I actually wanted to push him off his little floatie! Thank you for your help!
I had a similar experience when Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince was released...a little a-hole at school told my daughter that (a major character) was killed by (another major character) before we got a chance to read it. This young beast didnt even read the book (or probably any book ever) but he was just one of those f*€{ers that likes to ruin things for others.
I wanted to Avada Kedavra the SOB.
Just a few off the top of my head:
Charlie Pace and Jack Shephard from Lost. And Ed Bloom at the end of Big Fish.
-I fall apart when Sally Field - M'Lynn - has her graveside meltdown in Steel Magnolias ("I can jog all the way to Texas and back but my daughter can't"). (And then hee-haw when Olympia Dukakis shoves Shirley MacLaine in front of M'Lynn and says "Here! Hit this! Go ahead, M'Lynn - slap her! We'll sell t-shirts that say 'I SLAPPED OUISER BOUDREAUX!' Knock her lights out, M'Lynn!")
-When John Travolta dies in Phenomenon ("'Hey, would you love me the rest of my life?' - 'No. I'm gonna love you for the rest of mine.'").
-When Sean Connery dies in The Untouchables.
-When John Travolta dies in Phenomenon ("'Hey, would you love me the rest of my life?' - 'No. I'm gonna love you for the rest of mine.'").
-When Sean Connery dies in The Untouchables.
Maaannn, quite a few have had me in various states of distress, ranging from angry yelling to sobbing....
(One of my all-time favorites, and a woefully unappreciated film, as well.)
This one always gets to me on several levels....I don't think I've ever not cried during the ending narration...
I earn a fair bit of spare bread in much the same way Lou did, only these days I 'pitch' my robot and monster toys on Ebay rather than the street.
(One of my all-time favorites, and a woefully unappreciated film, as well.)
This one always gets to me on several levels....I don't think I've ever not cried during the ending narration...
I earn a fair bit of spare bread in much the same way Lou did, only these days I 'pitch' my robot and monster toys on Ebay rather than the street.
The Patriot ... especially when the first son died, and then the second.
There are so many movies .. too many to name.
There are so many movies .. too many to name.
The Battle of the Green Berets
I was really little but I thought the dog died.
I was really little but I thought the dog died.
Maaannn, quite a few have had me in various states of distress, ranging from angry yelling to sobbing....
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(One of my all-time favorites, and a woefully unappreciated film, as well.)
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This one always gets to me on several levels....I don't think I've ever not cried during the ending narration...
Is this from The Neverending Story?
I remember this scene and yes, it does.
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I earn a fair bit of spare bread in much the same way Lou did, only these days I 'pitch' my robot and monster toys on Ebay rather than the street.
It's from the Labyrinth then?
I love both of these but my mind mixes them up.
...no, Big Lou put up the poster for NES...
Oh yes - Edward Bloom - Big Fish, much crying. That was a magical movie.
Good, I thought so . . .
Who didn't cry at My Girl, and What Dreams May Come?
Who didn't cry at My Girl, and What Dreams May Come?
Wade in Saving Private Ryan. That was tough to watch. Well, so was the movie.
Now I just cry at random commercials
So how do you answer the riddle?
You have to entities in a room and you can only ask one yes or no question of one.
Premises: one always tells the truth and the other always lies
There are two doors in the room: one leads to heaven, the other hell.
What do you ask? Who remembers?
I was dodging those bullets for the first 15 minutes in the theater!!!!!
The little girl driving the car gets me everytime. I choked up just now.Now I just cry at random commercials