Yep.
Simon Birch
watched it when I was 10/11 it made me cry
The book is pretty good: A Prayer for Owen Meany, by John Irving,
Most depressing movies...
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Yep.
The book is pretty good: A Prayer for Owen Meany, by John Irving,
I'm still confused by the point of that movie. I like it I just don't understand its purpose.
Bambi anyone. I cried for hours when i was about 5
Lion King is sadder than Bambi
Agreed, best Disney movie I have ever seen, Aladin is close, that said dont think I have seen one since
The Bandit Queen is fairly depressing
The Mist was pretty depressing, mainly because at 4am my mate said hey let's watch this before we go to sleep. After the ending both of us were to bit too traumatised to sleep so she put on a comedy DVD for a bit.
Horrid movie.
Horrid movie.
I remember watching 'Land Before Time' when I was a kid. When the one dinosaur's mother died in the movie, I thought my mom died as well for some reason.
I remember being traumatized
I remember being traumatized
Angela's Ashes
Fuuuuck... when Mufasa dies is a real tear-jerker.
I know, I was bawling my eyes out
That Tina Turner movie is sad as feck, Ike Turner is so ruthless
I mean just why
Last time I watched it was a few years ago so I'd have been 13/14 but I remember a tear or two rolling down my cheek.
It's a gritty drama - probably loads of kids were treated like him....they didnt all have a kestrel, mind!
Beaches.
Deerhunter.
Steel Magnolia's.
Terms of Endearment.
Green Mile.
Deerhunter.
Steel Magnolia's.
Terms of Endearment.
Green Mile.
I mean just why
Get over it, Boss. He looks like a determined and resourceful professional succeeding against the demands of the 21st Century. The days of Fresh Prince are over, and that old hairline goes with them.
er ...disney?
The whole movie was pretty sad. I did enjoy it and rate it as a quality film.
That said one thought
How does his dying hallucination include meeting with some guy who he wouldve never met and learned knowledge which he couldn't have possibly known. I guess I dont really have a problem with him meeting the guy so much is that he learns about the Ladder, however I guess that is something that they needed to risk if they wanted to have a movie. The chiropractor was a great character.
One thing that I thought was good about the film is how they strung it along so well, and really showed a man in true torment. They concealed giving up the whole plot til the very end as well, yet gave major portions of it away right at the beginning, which I thought was good because it drew the audience in from the word go
One thing that I thought was good about the film is how they strung it along so well, and really showed a man in true torment. They concealed giving up the whole plot til the very end as well, yet gave major portions of it away right at the beginning, which I thought was good because it drew the audience in from the word go