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[l3ulvl]

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This isn't much of a building update but I thought this was interesting:

Maniac across the hall threw his girlfriend's belongings off the balcony into the snowy parking lot. This isn't shocking because all they do is fight, but isn't the female usually the one that tosses the male's belongings over the ledge?

He then complained to his cohort down the hall that the person who picked his girlfriend up didn't give him a ride to the store lol

[~LiverpoolRed~]

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We had a Toy Story marathon yesterday at my house. Took the day off as my son was sick. I ALWAYS cry in TS3 when the toys are on the conveyor close to being burned alive. And then I cry again when Andy gives all his toys to Bonnie. My wife always makes fun of me that I'm a big sap when it comes to movies. What movies always gets you going?

A few others of mine off the top of my head are:

Rudy
The Wedding Singer - Scene when Robbie sings to Julia on the airplane.
A Christmas Story - Scene when Ralphie gets his rifle.
E.T.
Dead Poet's Society

[LambertandHam]

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We had a Toy Story marathon yesterday at my house. Took the day off as my son was sick. I ALWAYS cry in TS3 when the toys are on the conveyor close to being burned alive. And then I cry again when Andy gives all his toys to Bonnie. My wife always makes fun of me that I'm a big sap when it comes to movies. What movies always gets you going?

A few others of mine off the top of my head are:

Rudy
The Wedding Singer - Scene when Robbie sings to Julia on the airplane.
A Christmas Story - Scene when Ralphie gets his rifle.
E.T.
Dead Poet's Society

As a kid in the movie "Honey I Blew Up the Kid" he gets shocked by a neon sign, starts crying. Always got to me for some reason, still remember it

[Caulfield]

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We had a Toy Story marathon yesterday at my house. Took the day off as my son was sick. I ALWAYS cry in TS3 when the toys are on the conveyor close to being burned alive. And then I cry again when Andy gives all his toys to Bonnie. My wife always makes fun of me that I'm a big sap when it comes to movies. What movies always gets you going?

A few others of mine off the top of my head are:

Rudy
The Wedding Singer - Scene when Robbie sings to Julia on the airplane.
A Christmas Story - Scene when Ralphie gets his rifle.
E.T.
Dead Poet's Society

The Green Mile, when John Coffey asks Tom Hanks not to put the hood on him 'cause he's afraid of the dark.
Million Dollar Baby
Bang the Drum Slowly
Braveheart
the end of The Truman Show

[l3ulvl]

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I have an obscure one, not sure how many people know of the chick flick City of Angels, but:

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when Nicolas Cage's character finally decides to leave the heavens and become a human to be with Meg Ryan's character, and she almost immediately gets run over by a bus, that one gets me

a TV show moment that gets me is from The Walking Dead

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zombie sophia, when she comes out of that barn as a zombie that's a tearjerker

[Speedy]

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I legit cried at the S1 Flash finale.

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[Majingir]

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I legit cried at the S1 Flash finale.

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For me, saddest Flash moment was probably when
(S2 spoiler)

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Barrys dad died

In terms of saddest movie moments, I'm saying Lion King. I don't think I even have to mention the moment and I'm sure everyone knows which one I'm talking about.

Another sad moment for me is Harry Potter (final movie) when: (big spoilers)

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Snape dies (and then Harry relives Snapes memory, finding out he was really on the good guys side all along, and still loved Lily)

[TripleCrown9]

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I legit cried at the S1 Flash finale.

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Flash is the only show that can make me cry consistently, probably because I'm such a fan of the comics and seeing it actually happen just kills me.

Anytime his mom is on screen, when his dad died, when he sacrificed himself to the Speed Force to save the world. There's SEVERAL more but those are the ones that stick out.

[Jr.]

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We had a Toy Story marathon yesterday at my house. Took the day off as my son was sick. I ALWAYS cry in TS3 when the toys are on the conveyor close to being burned alive. And then I cry again when Andy gives all his toys to Bonnie. My wife always makes fun of me that I'm a big sap when it comes to movies. What movies always gets you going?

A few others of mine off the top of my head are:

Rudy
The Wedding Singer - Scene when Robbie sings to Julia on the airplane.
A Christmas Story - Scene when Ralphie gets his rifle.
E.T.
Dead Poet's Society

Good question. I cry quite a bit with movies, so this list could be really long, but I'll limit it.

Rudy as well. When he gets the sack at the end of the movie, the well opens.

Homeward Bound

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when Shadow limps over the hill.

I watched this for the first time in 7th grade Home Economics and had to leave the room like I was going to the bathroom to avoid embarrassment.

The Land Before Time when

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Littlefoot's mom dies.

The Good Dinosaur when

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Arlo's father dies.

Any movie with dog injuries/deaths. Dogs are my favorite thing on Earth and it kills me to see them in any kind of pain or distress, even in movies.

[LowerWolf]

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Like Jr., any dog tragedy gets me. I bawled like a baby in the theater toward the end of Marley and Me. One scene hit entirely too close to home for me.

My eyes usually get a little misty at the end of Saving Private Ryan when he asks his wife to tell him he's a good man.

[~LiverpoolRed~]

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The Good Dinosaur

I forgot about The Good Dinosaur. Also when he finally returns home and his mom sees him.

EDIT: As for tv show ones, the first one to come to my mind is the episode of The Fresh prince with Will's dad.

[slickdtc]

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Up

Too easy

[Fresh Tendrils]

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Off the top of my head:

Charlotte's Web
Prancer
Toy Story 3
The Croods (seriously)
The Good Dinosaur
Six Feet Under - series finale

I know there's a fair amount more, but those are the ones that stand out.

[DieHardYankee26]

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Almost anytime a goofy show gets real or a character from a show I've watched for a long time gets hit with serious emotions. Random examples:

Futurama with Fry's brother, and his dog
The Office when Michael tells Pam he's proud of her art (also when Michael and Holly are on the roof after they're looking for him and he looks at her and says "I missed you so much")
Shameless when Frank was doing Monica's eulogy

It's almost always when comedy shows flip the switch, I can't think of too many dramas that get me.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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Thanks for reminding me about The Office. There were a couple moments there. Same with Parks and Rec.