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Pennywise the Frown posted:
that makes me smile, not cry
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Mumpy Puffinz posted:that makes me smile, not cry I get teary eyed with stuff like this all the time.
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Mar 19, 2023 01:58
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WILDTURKEY101 posted:Someone mentioned Ponyo and pretty much all Miyazaki movies make my eyes wet and my chest tight and I dont know why. Totoro especially turns me into a mess. Totoro was a non-starter for me, but I think it was spoiled for me, like people had built it up a whole lot and being mentioned in the same breath as Princess Monoke. So I was expecting a lot more than it delivered. But I was just wrong in expecting more. I liked it enough, it just did not have enough meat on the bones for me, like the whole thing kinda felt like the preamble to an act that never happened, it was lovely and sweet, and the whole dualism of perception, adult and child was really cool. A perfectly lovely little movie Would watch it happily with a kid though, that would be a riot and a half Laputa is pretty cool, Nausicaa aswell Growing up there was a miazaki month thing on tv so I got to watch a bunch That lupin movie miazaki helped with is also a blast, but I'm getting off thread
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Mar 19, 2023 02:35
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Princess Monoke is good as hell
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Treecko posted:Princess Monoke is good as hell 
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Jestery posted:Totoro was a non-starter for me, but I think it was spoiled for me, like people had built it up a whole lot and being mentioned in the same breath as Princess Monoke. So I was expecting a lot more than it delivered. But I was just wrong in expecting more. Watching my daughter watch Totoro for the first time when she was 3 was awesome. When he does his big ROOAAAAARRRR and his mouth gets huge, she was scared for a split second then erupted in laughter. And after seeing the movie she started doing big gestures at trees to make them grow  
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Mar 19, 2023 06:36
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the scene where Rob (Nicolas Cage) prepares and serves dinner in Pig
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Mar 19, 2023 07:33
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When the jock agrees to kiss the drama gay https://youtu.be/3_FxR4UkgmA
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Mar 19, 2023 07:42
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Four Weddings and a Funeral when John Hannah gives the speech at the funeral and his voice cracks Neverending Story. As a kid, of course Artax's death hit hard. I rewatched it as an adult and I think the Rockbiter's despair was worse. It's maybe more of an adult fear, that feeling of worthlessness.
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Mar 19, 2023 10:47
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Oh yeah the rockbiter scene is perfect, no notes. He's not just strong, he's children's book strong. He's the strongest thing there is, he is strength itself. There's no question that he can protect everybody, and then all of a sudden he can't protect anybody Seeing him like that is like seeing your dad cry for the first time
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Mar 19, 2023 13:10
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Can't find a good clip of it, but the ending of Black Caesar starring Fred Williamson. The whole movie is a really great tragic character study, and the ending where he gets beaten to death by a gang of kids is a poignant bookend with the opening scene where he's a kid helping a mobster murder an older guy. Also it's a really great time capsule of old NYC, and the soundtrack with James Brown is fantastic. Didn't see this posted yet, so might as well rip the bandaid off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0R9kEnu4zo
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Mar 19, 2023 16:43
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flavor.flv posted:Oh yeah the rockbiter scene is perfect, no notes. He's not just strong, he's children's book strong. He's the strongest thing there is, he is strength itself. There's no question that he can protect everybody, and then all of a sudden he can't protect anybody Artax on the other hand.... goddamn yeah losing a companion/pet/friend is just the worst. Ralph Hurley posted:Watching my daughter watch Totoro for the first time when she was 3 was awesome. When he does his big ROOAAAAARRRR and his mouth gets huge, she was scared for a split second then erupted in laughter. And after seeing the movie she started doing big gestures at trees to make them grow a cry movie but the anxieties the kids have about their sick mom are on-point for how really small ones process that kind-of topic and might hit you harder. ----------------------------------------- Watching it last night, one movie that surprisingly didn't make me cry despite hitting on some really heavy poo poo was 2019's Shazam! The sequel looks disappointingly middling, but the original was shockingly authentic and full. The scene where Billy finally hunts down his birthmother is played just, note-perfect, in that way where it's so heavy you want to cry but can't.
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Mar 19, 2023 16:56
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It's HBO so basically a movie: Where's Wallace, String?
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Mar 19, 2023 17:00
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I won't watch or read Never Let Me Go because I know the summary and it may destroy me.
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Mar 19, 2023 17:01
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MEIN RAVEN posted:I think a lot of folks forgot about Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, but after going through a few heart breaks that movie will wreck me now. Every time Kate Winslet whispers “meet me in montauk.” Fuckkkk There are a handful of moments in this movie that stick with me. When he's figured out that he can't win, that he will lose all these memories, and he's begging to just keep the one memory of goofing off in bed with Clementine. It nails that bittersweet feeling of a happy memory of someone you've lost. Also, the part where he gets peer pressured into killing a bird as a child then feels ashamed about it. It transports me back to how hard it felt to be a kid, especially when I felt shame or guilt about something. I try to remember those feelings when I'm mad at my kids for whatever stupid poo poo they do. The music in that movie is also incredible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXYgEiDnuzA Yates posted:John Coffey's execution. Heaven, I'm in heaven... I can't watch that poo poo, it's too sad man.
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Mar 19, 2023 17:33
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When Claire Danes confesses her love to mouse
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Mar 19, 2023 17:33
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The ending of Only The Brave. I saw it on TV having never heard of it but I wanted to be a wildland firefighter (no way I could have done that) and the cast is great. I was bawling like a child. I saw it a year or two ago. The fact that it's a true story makes it even more sad.
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Mar 19, 2023 23:44
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Buttchocks posted:Didn't see this posted yet, so might as well rip the bandaid off. I rediscovered this movie when I became a dad and it's such a drat good movie. the recent sequel, i do not care for
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Mar 20, 2023 01:49
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEL2JxtZLlc Always loved this as a kid. Love the slow build up in music and tension.
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Mar 20, 2023 02:18
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The end of Midnight Cowboy will do it for me, Christ that’s a powerful film.
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Lambert the Lion
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Mar 20, 2023 12:51
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Sometimes I don't even need to get into the show proper: the introduction sequences can do it for me. True Detective SE01, Wallander, and when it was new and novel House
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Mar 20, 2023 13:05
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Treecko posted:Lambert the Lion He loved his momma so much ;_;
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Mar 20, 2023 13:12
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Oh, ok weird not exactly crying, but definitely the bit where Oscar Isaacs returns to the house in Annihilation, I can't help but have my heart jump with joy when they I initially reunite and then whiplash to a visceral sense of unsettling horror to the deflection (?) Of Portman's line of questioning
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Mar 20, 2023 13:24
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Jestery posted:Oh, ok weird not exactly crying, but definitely the bit where Oscar Isaacs returns to the house in Annihilation, I can't help but have my heart jump with joy when they I initially reunite and then whiplash to a visceral sense of unsettling horror to the deflection (?) Of Portman's line of questioning The music is beautiful on its own but the context makes it even better.
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Mar 20, 2023 13:32
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"Do you trust me?" "If you trust me first."
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Stand By Me. Just Wil Wheaton watching River Phoenix walking away, along with the narration of what happened to him later in life, sets me off every time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX74H9IuYdM I can't find a clip of it, but the end of Paddleton when Michael dies in Andy's arms.
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