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[grim22]

I got teary eyed with a Futurama episode once so i guess I can't judge.

 

Jurassic Bark?

 

Edited June 21, 2014 by grim22

[kitik]

you get a free pass if it's Jurassic Bark.

 

Yeah, the one with Fry's dog, the one with Fry's brother/clover, and the one with the space bees were all outstanding.

[Fancyarcher]

I got more emotional towards animated films than I do real ones. Wonder what that says about me?

[Jack Nevada]

No offence to no one, but I can't understand how you can cry from watching a cartoon.

Why is it different from live action?

[Noctis]

I got more emotional towards animated films than I do real ones. Wonder what that says about me?

 

I'm like that, too. 

[CoolioD1]

Yeah, the one with Fry's dog, the one with Fry's brother/clover, and the one with the space bees were all outstanding.

jurassic bark was good, but the clover one was the one that really hit me. reminded me of me and my brothers.

 

the (first) series finale was also pretty sweet, I thought.

[Fancyarcher]

I'm like that, too. 

 

Thankfully I'm not alone. I'm sure there are plenty of other people who are also like that.

Edited June 21, 2014 by Fancyarcher

[filmlover]

I got more emotional towards animated films than I do real ones. Wonder what that says about me?

You are not alone.

[Noctis]

No offence to no one, but I can't understand how you can cry from watching a cartoon.

 

Shame you think that way. Are you insecure with yourself? It's okay, we can talk about it. =]

[Noctis]

I'm watching Her again. It's easily my favorite film of 2013. It's fucking brilliant. 

[ACSlater]

Yeah, the one with Fry's dog, the one with Fry's brother/clover, and the one with the space bees were all outstanding.

 

I have never cried in my life but that dog episode had me a little misty eyed...

 

[baumer]

Yea same here...crying at cartoons would never happen to me.

[Fancyarcher]

No offence to no one, but I can't understand how you can cry from watching a cartoon.

 

Just cause it's a cartoon, doesn't mean you can't cry, if your real into a film animation or not, you'll get teary eyed or emotional when something bad happens.

Edited June 21, 2014 by Fancyarcher

[grim22]

I have never cried in my life but that dog episode had me a little misty eyed...

 

 

This as well

 

[CoolioD1]

seriously don't tell anyone about this one but an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender got me emotional too.

 

when Iroh is singing some lullaby for his dead son's birthday and he breaks down crying. oh man.

[Fancyarcher]

Yea same here...crying at cartoons would never happen to me.

 

Not when even when you were five years old baumer?

Edited June 21, 2014 by Fancyarcher

[kitik]

seriously don't tell anyone about this one but an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender got me emotional too.

 

when Iroh is singing some lullaby for his dead son's birthday and he breaks down crying. oh man.

 

 

Oh yeah, that one really got me too. Absolutely outstanding.

 

I actually don't enjoy watching that episode, because I know what it will do to me.

[ban1o]

seriously don't tell anyone about this one but an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender got me emotional too.

 

when Iroh is singing some lullaby for his dead son's birthday and he breaks down crying. oh man.

 Was that the episode that was divided into different parts and Uncle Iroh had tea with the muggar or something. I thought that episode was really sad. 

[Ando918]

Hollywood execs seem very risk-averse all around. International receipts are also a bigger deal than ever so a lot of the "urban" films don't play overseas, so there's a push for movies with black casts to be something tried and true.

I think the "it won't play overseas" is a bunch of b.s.  There are plenty of stories that can be told that have universal appeal among people internationally.  Right, something like the history of American civil rights is probably going to bore people overseas the same way a movie about Italian history is going to bore American audiences to death.  But there are tons of other stories that could be told that would do fine overseas. 

Edited June 21, 2014 by Ando81

[kitik]

seriously don't tell anyone about this one but an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender got me emotional too.

 

when Iroh is singing some lullaby for his dead son's birthday and he breaks down crying. oh man.

 

 

dammit, just thinking about that Uncle Iroh episode (on top of the Futurama clover episode) put a tear in my eye right now