Sunday/Wknd #'s, MU 23-24/82, WWZ 17-18/66, MoS 11.7-12.3/41.2, TITE 13, NYSM 7.8 BOM, RTH

[DMan7]

BUNCH OF PUS....... AH U GET THE IDEA!

[MovieMan89]

BUNCH OF PUS....... AH U GET THE IDEA!

Well, you are what you eat.

[redfirebird2008]

Well, you are what you eat.

 

The Toy Story guy just went there. Yep, he did.  

[sdeezy]

Well, you are what you eat.

[DMan7]

Well, you are what you eat.

 

Good one.

[lilmac]

The Good Dinosaur, Inside Out, Finding Dory all coming. It's a great time to be a Pixar animation fan 

It's been a good time since 1995.

[DAR]

A Bug's Life is underrated.

 

 

I think it's properly rated.  For me it's a B+ film.

 

The best movie featuring ABL characters is It's Tough To Be A Bug at a Disney theme park near you

[Kalel009Shel]

Wow this scene still gets me teary eyed :'( DADDDDDD!!!!

[redfirebird2008]

I think it's properly rated.  For me it's a B+ film.

 

The best movie featuring ABL characters is It's Tough To Be A Bug at a Disney theme park near you

 

wut

[ddddeeee]

#TeamScar

[DAR]

It's an awesome 10 minute 3D film at the Animal Kingdom in Florida and California Adventure in Anaheim

[DAR]

Three films have made me cry the past ten years.  In descending order from you can visibly see tears to I'm slobbering sniffling and doing the thing where little kids cry and they sort of hiccup/hyperventilate

 

3.  Friday Night Lights-Two scenes always get me towards the end.  QB1 Mike Winchell in the huddle with his teammates going for the state championship telling them he loves them.  And then after the final game, Tim McGraw's character who's been a drunk asshole to his son the whole time, hugs his son.  Really moving stuff.

 

2. Toy Story 3-Andy dropping the toys off at Bonnie's out is just gut wrenching.

 

1.  Marley and Me-Need I say more.

[redfirebird2008]

Friday Night Lights -Two scenes always get me towards the end.  QB1 Mike Winchell in the huddle with his teammates going for the state championship telling them he loves them.  And then after the final game, Tim McGraw's character who's been a drunk asshole to his son the whole time, hugs his son.  Really moving stuff.

 

 

Good movie.

[Chewy]

I don't get how people who never cry at movies can be big movie buffs 

[sdeezy]

I haven't cried at a movie in a long time but the closest i came was during the subway scene in the Pursuit of Happyness. Will Smith has his share of detractors but that scene will wrench your heart.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLwjEtY4uas

Edited June 24, 2013 by sdeezy

[riczhang]

I've cried a few times recently:

[*]Les Miserables. I loved the fuck out of this movie, and I can't stop crying during it. Fantine's Death, Gavroche's Death, Empty Chairs, Javert's Soliloquy, "To Love another Person, is to see the face of God," the Epilogue, and etc.  [*]Amour. Near end as Georges and Anne leave as a couple, completely uninvalided.  [*]Weekend. Where Russell and Glen meet for one last time and Glen giving Russell the tape recorder

I'm forgetting a ton right now. 

[Jack Nevada]

As much as I think Les Mis is a mixed bag of nuggets of gold and dogturds, I have to admit that I teared up intensely a few times. 

[A Marvel Fanboy]

I hate when a movie makes me cry ...

[ddddeeee]

Forgot Amour, cried at that too.

[Jack Nevada]

Amour, while powerful, was still a fairly clinical and observant movie. I didn't cry.