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    Quote Originally Posted by Nimoligist View Post
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    omg r pat. his best movie.

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    Up was 15 minutes of heart wrenching despair followed by 2 hours of emotionally recovering from the opening scene

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    How about Coco? The one movie that made me tear up so bad I was shaking.

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    Pretty much everytime an animal dies I will shed a tear or two. But the one that has made me tear up the most times recently has to be Coco :'D, because of certain spoilery scenes. Surprisingly I didn't cry once during Titanic, it was way too cringy for me -:/

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    I read (you need an account to see links) recently that talked about how sadness and mourning lingered in Don Bluth films, especially in The Land Before Time. And they're right - TLBT does have a feeling of hopelessness in the air throughout the whole darn thing. I do remember not just crying as a kid, but feeling emotionally affected, a lingering hurt. I watched it a few years back as an adult, and the feeling is the same. The Lion King had a sad moment and I did cry, but he's basically over it by the next scene and they get a fun song. I never realized this contrast before reading that article and really thinking about it.

    Also, Homeward Bound was sad as heck. My friend and I rented it for nostalgia and we were a sobbing mess by the end. You have a different appreciation for it as an adult because by then you actually know what it's like to lose a lifelong friend. (Watching as a kid, they're still with you so you don't understand those feelings as well.) This was especially sad because they built up Shadow to be the most wonderful noble dog there is. I know this sounds like a spoiler for those who haven't seen, but it isn't really.

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    Oh gosh, Grave of the Fireflies had me crying like a baby the entire way through Definitely not a happy movie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hikari View Post
    Oh gosh, Grave of the Fireflies had me crying like a baby the entire way through Definitely not a happy movie.
    Yes! This one too!

    Actually, ANY movie ending (happy or sad) can make me shed a tear if it's late enough at night and I'm watching alone. I guess it get more emotional and sentimental at night. I can definitely remember tearing up at the end of Kiki's Delivery Service once, and that was a nice happy ending.

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    Lately?
    Probably A dogs purpose

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    Second Hand Lions always makes me cry. and I still dont know why, but Ready Player One made me cry

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    I was watching Coco with my girlfriend and tried my best to hold back the tears towards the end. All I could think about was my dog who passed some time before watching the movie. It�s okay though because I�m sure Coco got a lot of tears from everyone.

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