Leolian'sBro wrote: It's the scene near the end where they realize what he is doing and that there is nothing they can do to stop it. They say something like "What now" "Let's enjoy what we have left" God, it makes me cry just thinking about it. My wors fear right there. Realizing that I'm losing my memory and that I soon won't be able to recognize my near and dear |
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Tonka 31,980 posts
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localnotail wrote:
This!!!
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time.
Such a good film ;_; -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoLutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
Yes, but for the wrong reasons though.
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time.
Oh, do you not like it then? It's just the bit at the end. I can't help it. So sad. -
Cool Runnings -
JuanKerr 37,710 posts
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Registered 15 years agoTwentyFourSeven. Great film too. -
Spanky 15,037 posts
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Registered 18 years agoEnd of Empire Strikes Back always makes me get misty eyed. -
Spanky 15,037 posts
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Registered 18 years agoOh and the little robot with his foot stuck in Silent Running... -
Lutz 48,870 posts
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Registered 18 years agolocalnotail wrote:
No, I love it.
Lutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
Yes, but for the wrong reasons though.
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time.
Oh, do you not like it then? It's just the bit at the end. I can't help it. So sad.
Gremmi: First time I saw that, there was a tear at the end. Good film! -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoGremmi wrote:
Cool Runnings
me too. In both a happy tear thing about the determination, and a sad one, about Jon Candy.
I know I cried at the cinema over something in recent years but I can't remember what it was. I just remember being mocked for it. -
M83J01P97 7,607 posts
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Registered 14 years agoMr Hollands Opus -
BanjoMan 13,692 posts
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Registered 15 years agoAntichrist -
Elephant Man
Dr Zhivago -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoLutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
No, I love it.
Lutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
Yes, but for the wrong reasons though.
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time.
Oh, do you not like it then? It's just the bit at the end. I can't help it. So sad.
so why the wrong reasons? -
Lutz 48,870 posts
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about Jon Candy...
OK, that's pathetic... people die in real life you know? -
Lutz 48,870 posts
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Registered 18 years agolocalnotail wrote:
Cos it's cheesey as hell, and as subtle as a brick to the face.
so why the wrong reasons?
Still stirs me though, as I love the film. -
redlander 1,038 posts
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Registered 15 years agoRequiem for a dream -
President_Weasel 12,355 posts
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Registered 17 years agoPride and Prejudice? -
jonsaan 27,052 posts
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Registered 15 years agoThe Killing Fields is pretty weepy when they meet up at the end. -
sport 17,064 posts
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Registered 16 years agoLutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
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about Jon Candy...
OK, that's pathetic... people die in real life you know?
Jolly people live forever!!! -
figgis 7,721 posts
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Registered 16 years agoSpanky wrote:
Oh and the little robot with his foot stuck in Silent Running...
Haven't seen this in ages, I remember being scarred as a kid by the entire film. -
mal 29,326 posts
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Registered 20 years agokalel wrote:
Good call!
Elephant Man
Mind you, I'd not class that as a weepy so much as a proper bawl your eyes out kind of a film. -
There is a difference between grim and weepy. Requiem for a Dream and The Proposition are both very grim but hardly weepy. -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoI dunno Lutz - the fact is, it's a tragic end. With or without the soundtrack.
Lutz wrote:
localnotail wrote:
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about Jon Candy...
OK, that's pathetic... people die in real life you know?
Why is it pathetic? I was very fond of him and I rented Cool Runnings for the first when I heard he had died. I know it's not the last film he made, but it's a good performance, and whenever I've watched it since, it always reminds me that he's not around any more. -
Twinkle 542 posts
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Registered 17 years agoGreyfriars Bobby
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jonsaan 27,052 posts
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Registered 15 years agoTwinkle wrote:
Greyfriars Bobby
;_;
/BWAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
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dangerpuss wrote:
There is a difference between grim and weepy. Requiem for a Dream and The Proposition are both very grim but hardly weepy.
I was going to say, “weepys” are things my nan enjoys watching with her nitting and a cup of Bovril.
I would not recommend Requiem for a Dream to her anytime soon. -
dufftownallan 4,723 posts
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Registered 15 years agolocalnotail wrote:
"we will meet again. but not yet. not yet."
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time. -
Youthist 14,724 posts
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Registered 16 years agoRoad to Perdition -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agodufftownallan wrote:
localnotail wrote:
"we will meet again. but not yet. not yet."
Oh, and Gladiator. Every time.
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Moulin Rouge kills me every time.
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