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The last time I cried was in 2008 (at the end of Marley & Me.) Streak ended.
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well first of all, why does P&G just sponsor moms as they flash the tide logo? really?!? I do the laundry and I'm not a mom. Seems a bit stereotypical.
Back on topic though, that wasn't worth sad or happy tears. Though Marley and Me does get me every time.
Back on topic though, that wasn't worth sad or happy tears. Though Marley and Me does get me every time.
Lucky all those kids ended up winning when they got older. Otherwise, that commercial would have gone nowhere! 
A nice commercial, but not cry-worthy. And I'm a parent.
A nice commercial, but not cry-worthy. And I'm a parent.
Lucky all those kids ended up winning when they got older. Otherwise, that commercial would have gone nowhere!
A nice commercial, but not cry-worthy. And I'm a parent.
Yeah, I didn't see anything to cry about either.
I liked it. Thanks for sharing. My fiancée cries every time she watches this video:
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Like it, but this is the only video that puts tears in my eyes every single time. There used to be a better quality video, but:
Christian the Lion
Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" pretty much seals it. Ugh, drying my eyes yet again.
Christian the Lion
Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" pretty much seals it. Ugh, drying my eyes yet again.
Nah, no tears from me. It's provocative and emotive but there's just something missing to bring it all home. It's a story about personal growth, so its not like its unrelatable. There just seems to be a lack of reason to care about the characters.
But,
But,
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Agree completely ^^^
It touched OP, and that, in itself, is moving.
For me, however, trying to sell me stuff by pushing emotional buttons is manipulative...not an expression of sincere emotion.
But again, the fact that OP was moved and wished to share his/her experience is a nice thing.
Thanks...
Agree completely ^^^
It touched OP, and that, in itself, is moving.
For me, however, trying to sell me stuff by pushing emotional buttons is manipulative...not an expression of sincere emotion.
But again, the fact that OP was moved and wished to share his/her experience is a nice thing.
Thanks...
My videos, let me show you them:
YouTube: video
Nice video, thanks for sharing.
Maybe I would have cried if you had not forewarned me. I was trying to keep a straight face.
Maybe I would have cried if you had not forewarned me. I was trying to keep a straight face.
First, in the name of full disclosure...I have almost no experience with 3D animation (hope that's what it's called). I have never watched any of the animation movies of the recent past.
In short, I know dick about them as an art form.
That said, I was certainly impressed with the quality of the visuals. I'm amazed at the visual quality of the animation so closely resembling live action.
It was interesting to watch, thank you for suggesting it and supplying the link.
Everyone is affected differently by what they watch. I watched the movie Titanic in a theater a few years back and many of the people in the audience were crying. I myself was getting annoyed by the movie from the lead actress constantly getting in and out of the lifeboat and wasn't sad at all during the film
.When it comes to me, I have to admit that I find some anime to have much more effect on my emotions then films ever have. Netflix has an excellent catalog of streaming anime (unlike their catalog of streaming movies) so I have watched different anime series. I'm currently finishing up with Shuffle which essentially ended up being a love story. I started watching it thinking it was a comedy but I stuck with it even though I didn't like the first few episodes and after it wasn't what I expected. I thought that episodes 13 - 15 and 19 - 24 (There are 24 in the series and each episode is 24 minutes) were emotionally powerful (especially episode 19 when the series turns very dark). I highly recommend watching it if you want to see anime with great character development (Disclaimers: a) It's rated MA so don't watch it if you are not supposed to. b) Like I said, it's essentially a love story without combat / fighting.) You can actually get most of the story by watching episodes 1, 2, 7, and 18 - 24 (1, 2, and 18 weren't that great but are necessary). Episode 19 is amazing. Also, if you watch the entire series, episodes 13 - 15 are very good.
