Scenes that made you emotional/cry

[gassers]

That's quite a few of them. You are sensitive fella, funster. Lol.

Just joking so am I.

 

[gassers]

Whenever I see this show, I imagine bro joe larping as one of the characters. I just can't take it seriously.

 

[gassers]

The scene from The Thin Red Line where Ben Chaplain receives the Dear John letter from his girl, then volunteers for the suicide mission to take the Jap bunker, only to live through it and be left standing there wishing he'd died with no clue what to do next made me bawl. That's a film you only watch once.

Will be watching this movie funster. Nice ratings tbh both by critics and audience.

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

Id say the last part of Band of Brothers where they just talk to the real people that were there.

 

[Papa Goldendick]

 

[satanssockpuppet]

The first time I watched Twin Peaks all the way through, the scene where Truman makes Cooper an honorary Twin Peaks deputy just wrecked me.

In The Return, it was when they showed Pete. That Jack Nance was all right.

 

[FFWBTdad]

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

The scene in Gilbert Grape when Gilbert realizes he's left his retarded brother alone in the tub for hours, and rushes to find him shivering and miserable where he was left.


Uncontrollable laughter is an emotion.

 

[TheRevAlJolson]

I took my wife to see Les Miserables a while back. TBHWCHA, the ending got me when JVJ was dying and the long dead Fantine shows up at his bedside to sing a duet where she thanks him for raising her daughter.

I'm not some broadway faggot, but the idea that he was a real-ass dude enough to step in and raise the kid of some dying skank that worked for him, only for her ghost to drop in at HIS death bed years later to be like "hey, thanks" really hit me in the feels.

 

[Jesse Ventura]

I’m an Erock for this one but this scene in the Simpson’s always got me

 

[guest]

The first time I watched Twin Peaks all the way through, the scene where Truman makes Cooper an honorary Twin Peaks deputy just wrecked me.

In The Return, it was when they showed Pete. That Jack Nance was all right.

Cooper finally waking up and thanking Bushnell Mullins in The Return is mine. Buncha pissy-eyed Lynch fans in here.

 

[guest]

Cooper finally waking up and thanking Bushnell Mullins in The Return is mine. Buncha pissy-eyed Lynch fans in here.

Lynch niggers are emotional people. Nothing wrong with that!

 

[Not bad]

This reminds me, why don't we have a Joe react?

 

[Brenton Torrent]

This one gets me pretty bad

 

[guest]

Every Lynch nigger knows

 

[CuntFucker .]

I'm not a faggot. I don't cry at movies. Unless it's The Elephant Man (1980).

 

[Meownaw]

I'm not a faggot. I don't cry at movies. Unless it's The Elephant Man (1980).

That kills me.

 

[satanssockpuppet]

Cooper finally waking up and thanking Bushnell Mullins in The Return is mine. Buncha pissy-eyed Lynch fans in here.

That was a great scene too. One of the best scenes in the whole thing. And the Log Lady stuff was tough to get through. But when Pete appeared, I was like fuck, man, it sucks so much that he's gone. Pete was such a great character.

 

[guest]

That was a great scene too. One of the best scenes in the whole thing. And the Log Lady stuff was tough to get through. But when Pete appeared, I was like fuck, man, it sucks so much that he's gone. Pete was such a great character.

Oh fuck, good call. The Log Lady stuff gets me. Doing those scenes while incredibly sick and about to die really took it to another level. I don't know exactly when they shot those, but she had to have died pretty shortly after.

 

[not that Jack Horner]

im a pussy, i get choked up at most ending emotional scenes if they involve certain triggering things

it would be funny to list movies ive teared up at

i legit dropped a tear or two during puss and boots 2 i think, i at least got choked up