Just remembered another one: "Dancer in the Dark", by Lars von Trier, but it didn't make me cry the second time I watched it; I think I had put up a defensive wall in the meantime, because of how incredibly painful it was the first time round.
Like Meadow said about "The Secret Life of Bees" I have never cried so much in a cinema as I did watching DitD. I started early on and almost didn't stop for the rest of the film. I think that the character played by Bjork is pretty aspie/autie.
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02 Jan 2010, 3:46 am
I always come close to crying during one particular scene in the Revolutionary Girl Utena Movie.
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It's when Utena remembers that the boy who drowned in the river was Touga, and she realizes she has to let go. Utena's eyes fill with tears as the area surrounding Touga's ghost is filled with water, and they share a last kiss goodbye. The thing that makes it sad is that the Sunlit Garden song plays while it's happening, and it makes it much more poignant.
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02 Jan 2010, 5:39 am
The Lion King, Breaking the Waves, Lilja 4-ever, Titanic, Pear Harbor, Brokeback Mountain, The Desert Within, Lost and Delirious, Water Lilies, Boys Don't Cry, Aimee and Jaguar, The Believer, Gia, Pan's Labyrinth and there's probably tons more but I'm not arsed to list them all
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02 Jan 2010, 8:32 am
The Fountain, directed by Darren Aronofsky.
_________________ Dabey müssen wir nichts seyn, sondern alles werden wollen, und besonders nicht öffter stille stehen und ruhen, als die Nothdurfft eines müden Geistes und Körpers erfordert. - Goethe
The Lion King, Breaking the Waves, Lilja 4-ever, Titanic, Pear Harbor, Brokeback Mountain, The Desert Within, Lost and Delirious, Water Lilies, Boys Don't Cry, Aimee and Jaguar, The Believer, Gia, Pan's Labyrinth and there's probably tons more but I'm not arsed to list them all
You've seen Breaking the Waves?! I'm an Emily Watson fan, but my mum won't let me see the movie until I'm 18. I've seen a few scenes, though, and I believe that Watson should of gotten the Oscar. Most of Emily Watson's films make you cry!
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02 Jan 2010, 4:16 pm
anarchybovine wrote:
Snazzlestick wrote:
The Lion King, Breaking the Waves, Lilja 4-ever, Titanic, Pear Harbor, Brokeback Mountain, The Desert Within, Lost and Delirious, Water Lilies, Boys Don't Cry, Aimee and Jaguar, The Believer, Gia, Pan's Labyrinth and there's probably tons more but I'm not arsed to list them all
You've seen Breaking the Waves?! I'm an Emily Watson fan, but my mum won't let me see the movie until I'm 18. I've seen a few scenes, though, and I believe that Watson should of gotten the Oscar. Most of Emily Watson's films make you cry!
It's quite soul-destroying that film You should make sure you aren't feeling sad or depressed beforehand when you do watch all of it. I remember I cried for days after I watched it.
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