We are men...

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PostWe are men...
by Hulohot » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:02 pm

And men cry. The purpose of this topic is to share the things that have made you cry. I'd rather it not be personal things (It can be if you want), but movie/ game scenes that have made you cry. Things you are comfortable with sharing. My list:

The Bucket List- Oh man the ending got me really bad. I cried for like 10 minutes after the credits had rolled. :lol:

One Foot in the Grave- The final episode... :cry:

Metal Gear Solid 3- The feeling of guilt overwhelmed me completely, that and the music made it sad.

Metal Gear Solid 4- When the credits rolled.
And when Sunny asks Otacon where Snake is and if he will be coming back. God that was sad. I stopped crying when the scene after the credits kicked in and was not that affected by Big Boss's death.


Silent Hill: Homecoming- It didnt make me 'cry' but the ending moved me deeply to the point where my eyes were moist.

The Green Mile- Nearly makes me cry. Nearly.


Men cry, and I am not afraid to admit it. If something has the power to make you cry, that is a testament to how brilliantly crafted the piece of fiction is and anything that makes me cry will remain in my memory forever.

Would you like to share things that have made you cry?

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by Drunken_Master » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:04 pm

men in tights, we roam around the forest looking for fights?

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by Cropolite » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:04 pm

MGS1, MGS2, MGS4, Jurassic Park (I was 4, and seeing the cow just hung into the raptors was enough)

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by Exxy » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:05 pm

haha pussy! lol

Grave of the Fireflies made me well up a bit, the ending of Heat had an effect on me (when the credits rolled, helped by the music), no tears though.

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PostRe: We are men...
by Red » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:07 pm

Films make me cry sometimes but games?

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by Iron Nan » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:07 pm

Defintely Grave of the Fireflies, saddest movie ever.

There have been other things but I can't recall any right now.

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by Banjo » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:11 pm

Once Upon A Time In America. What happens to Dominic just destroys me every time. The soundtrack for Once Upon A Time In The West, Grave Of The Fireflies, Shane, The Champ and The Land Before Time. Oh, and Jurassic Bark, bloody Seymour gets me every time.

I'm a big wuss really.

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by JiggerJay » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:15 pm

Lion King, the only film ever to tug my heartstrings = although Man on fire was very close, on my first watch.

I keep meaning to watch grave of the fireflies, but I am afraid I will blubber like a schoolgirl seeing Zac Effron.

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by BobbyDigital » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:15 pm

:lol: @ crying at computer games mayne, man up.

I ain't even tryna be super macho or nothing, but I really can't remember the last time I cried (over three years ago probably when I was going through some gooseberry fool with my then girlfriend).

Personally I can't really see the point in crying most of the time as it doesn't really fix anything.

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by thousand yard stare » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:16 pm

I hate how even a film that I know is gooseberry fool is capable of manipulating my emotions; Spielberg's AI is a case in point. I tolerated it with the odd moment of outright dislike pretty much all the way through, but somehow the ending(s) still made me feel tearful. Damn my sensitive, girlish ways.

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by rogwilco » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:16 pm

Hand on heart a game or film has never made me cry. Maybe feel slightly sad but never cry. I reckon I can get more emotional through watching sport on TV (especially big tournaments or championships) rather than films.

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by Oh Teh Noes » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:17 pm

The video for Hurt by Johnny Cash, It's A Wonderful Life and (when I was young) Pinocchio.

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PostRe: We are men...
by Iron Nan » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:18 pm

Red wrote:Films make me cry sometimes but games?


A well done cutscene can be as good as any similar scene in a movie or tv show.

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by JD05 » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:21 pm

The first time I watched brave heart.

I was reading about willie wallace not long ago. When they took him for sentencing, they tied his naked to to a horse carriage, so his body was been dragged on the floor.

He got repeatedly stretched, then they cut off his penis, then they disimbowled him, whilst he was still alive. Then chopped off his arms, legs & head.

Thats quite nasty way to go.

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by Glowy69 » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:22 pm

Didnt we do this a while ago? Anyway....

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The england montage from the BBC during 2006 World Cup

Buffy - End of season 2.

Oh and games..LO dreams made me weep a little.

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by Moggy » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:22 pm

Other than family/friends dying, I cant remember the last time I cried. I am not acting macho, I just don’t cry easily.

A book or game has never made me cry and the only film I can think that did was Schindlers List. Oh and Dodgeball when Steve decided he didn’t want to be a pirate anymore. :(

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by Cardinal Chunder » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:23 pm

Jurassic Bark and The Luck Of The Fryish episodes of Futurama.

Sad times.

EDIT: Add Wall-E in there as well. I love that little guy (no... homo?) :cry:

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by nsm » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:25 pm

Pixar movies always get me, WALL E, Monster's Inc, Finding Nemo...they all made me cry :( I just can't stand it when cute characters are hurt.

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by Thongings » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:27 pm

The Land Before Time.

What? :shifty:

Bizarrely, I'm far more likely to well up at animated stuff than live action. Most recently, Wall-E made me blub.

I mean, come on. When he forgot who he was and EVE was yelling "WAAAALLLL-EEEEEE"? :cry: :cry:

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by JiggerJay » Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:29 pm

CosmoKramer wrote:Jurassic Bark and The Luck Of The Fryish episodes of Futurama.


That made me feel sad, but not enough to cry.

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