What always makes you tear up?

Nothing really... Altough the naruto episode with haku dieing and zabuza going crazy and then dieing came close (is that 19?).

Yes, it is.

The piano version of "Sadness and Sorrow" as well, since it reminds me of ep 19 (and now 131 as well)

the end of braveheart made me a little teary the first time i watched it

Hey, it could have been a Zonda or an Enzo...


What always tears me up is the ending to FFX. Just playing FFX-2, I'm close to tears most of the time.

I never got to the end of FFX...it annoys me (not finishing it that is)...I started FFX-2 not knowing what happened...kinda spoiled it...

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In Castaway when Wilson gets washed off the raft and whoever Tom Hanks plays can't get him back...II've only seen the film once though...so don't know if it still does...

Saving Private Ryan

the end of braveheart made me a little teary the first time i watched it

Same. Also, The Green Mile.

Wow I just remembered how sad that was...
I tried so hard not to cry, lol I cant remember who I was with but it was a bad situation.

I have one that I can't say because no one would really understand what I am saying... because I don't really understand... and because you have to know a lot about my personal life.


A lot of other things though... I'm a big emotional fag a whole lot. I mean, usually that emotion is rage... but there are lots of movies... one thing that gets me really good is in Garden State when the guy is talking about when he paralyzed his mom because I can sorta parallel part of it to my life (I didn't paralyze my mom but we have a strained relationship).

I was alone, so I cried my tear ducts dry . . . I was in pain for several days after.

Why is it that we feel so compelled to restrain our expression of sadness in the presence of others anyway?

For guys? Most likely masculinity reasons.

i cry infront of whom ever... i dont give a damn

I can't figure out whether you and Kaneda are talking about the bit in Castaway, or the end of FFX...or both...

Most likely the end of Castaway. Which definitly made me sad, it was an extremely exmotional and well-acted scene.

I was refering to FFX, actually, I only sort of read the beginning of the post Kanada was replying to, and not the poster...