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I used to well up a lot, but the first movie that made tears fall was the Legend of Bagger Vance. The movie is a direct retelling of the Bhagavad Gita (Hindu spiritual text) using Georgia of the 1920s and golf. That means Will Smith, as Matt Damon's caddy/mentor, is essentially an incarnation of God.
So when it's time for Smith to leave he passes the torch to a little boy. The boy starts crying and says "what if something comes up and I don't know what to do?" and it gets me good. I was pretty spiritual at the time so that probably factors into it a lot. The idea of God being right there physically and then leaving but saying he'll always be there in spirit or whatever is what did it. |
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#92
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The Iron Giant.
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#93
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rudy when he finally gets accepted to ND on the park bench was the part that got me also, the good will hunting it's not your fault scene got me there are others, i'm sure not a movie, but that freaking autistic kid that drained all the threes got me too also, i can't remember a movie that actually made me weep, just tearing up a little [/ QUOTE ] Yeah the J-Mac thing was ridiculous. I think I'd tear up seeing it again, just like the first 5 times. |
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#94
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I cried during the season 2 finale of Buffy [/ QUOTE ] Spoiler edited out for those of you who are going to see it some day (easily in the top 5 dramatic series you should be watching on DVD if you're looking for the best). I didn't read the response because I'm only up to season 5. I was more stunned and in awe at the greatness of it. I generally only get tears in my eyes at happy/bittersweet things rather than horribly sad and tragic things. I made a post about the season in the Lounge soon after I finished it. |
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#95
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Pearl Harbor
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#96
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[ QUOTE ] rudy when he finally gets accepted to ND on the park bench was the part that got me also, the good will hunting it's not your fault scene got me there are others, i'm sure not a movie, but that freaking autistic kid that drained all the threes got me too also, i can't remember a movie that actually made me weep, just tearing up a little [/ QUOTE ] Yeah the J-Mac thing was ridiculous. I think I'd tear up seeing it again, just like the first 5 times. [/ QUOTE ] some more info on this? I'd love to try and find a clip edit: n/m looks like I had enough info linky for anyone else whos interested |
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[ QUOTE ] I cried during the season 2 finale of Buffy [/ QUOTE ] Spoiler edited out for those of you who are going to see it some day (easily in the top 5 dramatic series you should be watching on DVD if you're looking for the best). I didn't read the response because I'm only up to season 5. I was more stunned and in awe at the greatness of it. I generally only get tears in my eyes at happy/bittersweet things rather than horribly sad and tragic things. I made a post about the season in the Lounge soon after I finished it. [/ QUOTE ] ugh, oops, that was pretty dumb of me I guess. Just was so early on in the buffy series and with so many seasons after it of both angel and buffy, didnt really think of it as a spoiler since I didnt figure anyone who would be watchng it now would be affected by it since you know thats not the end. But yeah, im dumb....my bad |
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#98
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any guy with a dog will agree. Any dog movie where the dog does something courageous and dies.
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Green Mile
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Edward Scissorhands wrecked me for about 2 days, I couldn' even finish it. Weird.
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