ITT: movies that made you cry

Literally none.
Is something wrong with me?

Are you Asian?

>Love
>Bagina on bagina action
Hmmm

pic related
came close

Nop

Few films make me cry but BITWC is one of them

Recently this documentary made me cry, so exceptionally well done.

Last 2 episodes of House Season 4 always does it too

forgot pic of documentary

96wne

this yes, didn't know anything about it or look up synposis, bam in the feels

no apart from the sex this was pretty boring

youtube.com/watch?v=xRhCz0ELrKs

>I really dislike lesbiabs btw

Avoid this famalam.

This

White tears?

movies make me cry all the time
they are all better than my useless life

>I am not an animal! I am a human being!!

Honestly this is one of the films I have seen with true emotion, I could care less about the sex, the film itself is so beautiful.

I saw that movie when I was like 12, one of the first movies I remember made me cry

I actually wished the sex scenes were shorter so I could recommend the movie without looking like a perv

If they made a seperate film without the sex, it would have been perfect.

Their relationship being based on physical lust is central to why it falls apart though. The lust needs to be shown.

>Unironically using the word bigot

What happened to Cred Forums?

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You okay dude?

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Pure love = pure kino

That one scene (you know the one) made me cry.

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Hit me hard.

I remember there were some hot girl there
but movie was kinda shit
or maybe I just did not find the poors of england interesting

Got the webm to make me?

>96

The girl I'm in love with is a lesbian and I know I should stop caring for her but the feeling refuses to go away.

Should I watch this in an attempt to understand them or will it just upset me?

Adèle's not a lesbian, she's bisexual

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This choked me up a bit

Pic related had me in tears

This really is among the worst ways to die

Not because of the amount of pain but because it's kind of absurd and stupid that people die this way.

You just thought you were going to enjoy a football game or a concert that day and suddenly you're being crushed to death and in full panic.

It's not really a film about lesbianism or lesbian culture.

>start getting emotional during The Road
>Global warming/cooling/climate change propaganda

toy story 3

I can make myself cry just by humming the theme song.

Without fucking fail.

The two scenes that do it:

-When he meets the Dr.'s wife
-"I AM NOT AN ANIMAL!"

Cry, not cum

this, everytime

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cried rivers

>ITT: movies that made you dry
ftfy

This unexpectedly hit me right in the feels damn misleading art style was expecting a light hearted family movie not last unicorn/land before time feels

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What movie senpai?

For me it's that scene with the actress telling him he's Romeo fuck me everytime ;-;

The fact I knew the whole story beforehand and it still made me emotional made the documentary even better for me.

bring it in for a hug bud...let's cry together. it got me too

"On the day of my judgment, when I stand before God, and He asks me why did I kill one of his true miracles, what am I gonna say? That it was my job?"

Bruh. ;-;

every time

tears of rage

Those last 5 minutes man... Fuck.
youtu.be/3rNdf7OUL_E

all of these and also Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Almost every fucking Disney film (Wall-E, HTTYD 1 & 2, Big Hero 6, Wreck it Ralph, Tangled, etc.), the Notebook, Titanic, Dear Zachary, Forest Gump, 50/50, Mr Nobody, Punch Drunk Love, The Life Aquatic, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty etc etc.
I'll cry at pretty much anything. I'm a big muscley man and it usually happens after I've worked out and eaten so might have something to do with my hormones.

Perhaps if they never turned up drunk without tickets they would still be alive.

Them meeting up in that cafe at the end...I wept. I cried like I haven't since I was a small child.

I've always been someone that closes the book entirely on an ex after heartbreak and I do the no contact thing. But there are so many lingering feelings and things left unsaid. I just can't bring myself to let them know that I still think about them, that there's a part of me that still cares (and probably always will). It's stupid pride thing. I stay silent because of "the principle of the matter" but I'm learning as the years go by that logic/morality does not speak louder than the heart.

I fantasize about that kind of "our paths crossing again long after it ended" moment all the time.

>I fantasize about that kind of "our paths crossing again long after it ended" moment all the time.
I think everyone does and I know exactly what you mean, it was so emotional that scene, as well as the one where she finds out she's been cheating.
You're better off severing all contact with an ex. Not because of the principle but rather because you have those lingering feelings, it's impossible to move on if you keep them close to you and it'll tear you up inside, at least in my experience. My ex said to me whenever she was in town she'd look for me on the streets, on busses etc.
I had such a hard time letting go not just because I had such strong feelings for her but also because I'd felt like I'd failed the relationship even though she was the one who delivered the coup de grace.

You can guess the scene

All of them because I'm severely depressed.

Recently, About time and Rust and bone

Are you joking or just a complete fucking retard?

For some reason this is the only film that made me cry.

It's probably because I watched it around the time my dad passed away, but holy fuck the relationship between the father and son and how everything he was doing, he was doing for him just got to me right in the feels.

Lmaoing at your life

attempted suicide?

This one because of the bittersweet ending at the end of the third series - he got the girl, he's reunited with his unit and back in Poland again, the credits roll and the hymn thats sung even now can bring me to tears.

Because what awaits him is for the Soviets to stay in his homeland after the war, occupying it for 65 years and no happy quiet life with his girlfriend in the countryside but most likely being the partisans and patriots they are, a life of resistance and rebellion until they are killed by NKVD scum or something.

And even if they do survive together to the end they won't get to live in a free Poland until their last years.

Godamnit.

Also for those who don't know movie is called "How I Unleashed WWII" perhaps most famous for this scene

youtube.com/watch?v=GlOoSsfU6cM

I never cried while watching a movie in my whole life.

It's not that I am not able to cry (atleast I think), but I always try my best to actively supress my emotions during those scenes so a tear doesn't even form.

I do that even when watching movies alone. I guess that's wrong and it would be better for me express my emotions and reciprocate but it's how I was raised which has engrained the "don't you cry" sentence in me deeply.

So please give me some movies which will make me cry like a bitch, I promise that tonight I will try to cry as hard as I can.
Let go and cry.

>Is X good?
>I really don't like X

hmmm...something something set in your ways something something why the fuck would you like it anyways.

The drama is actually really well done though, I genuinely felt for the characters. especially spaghettifu.

>You're better off severing all contact with an ex. Not because of the principle but rather because you have those lingering feelings, it's impossible to move on if you keep them close to you

Definitely. That's why I do it. And it is certainly better in time than in the initial weeks/months after the split when you think you're actually going crazy with thinking about them all the time. I think it's just so desire for closure, but in reality I'm pretty sure it would only reopen and old wound.

This.

Also, The beggining of "UP" made me cry, fucking rough. A.I Artificial Intelligence ending.

Brokeback Mountain, dat ending....

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Honestly if you find the sex scenes distasteful, You're' a prude but try to look past them. The scenes flow so naturally, It's actually well made and well acted. It's the definition of Kino.

youtube.com/watch?v=WCfLnw1Q9yk

It made my dick cry white tears

rt

The scene where he escapes and they reunite is one of the most emotional I've ever seen. Shame the movie isn't as good after that.

>when needle in the hay starts playing

yh

Judging by your pic related you meant "moves that are self indulgent tripe" right?

Yes, lads, we all thought of this joke

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only this

Post it
Post the webms

this, and the show even more. god damn that's some depressing shit

Don't remember any besides James Cameron's Titanic. I cried to a lot of anime though.

Jurassic Bark was retconned so that doesn't count, The Sting and The Devils Hands are Idle Playthings are both poignant as fuck but this is the only true
>I have something in my eye, I'm going to go to the bathroom for 5-10 minutes to get it out
tier episode
The ending of The Breakfast Club now makes me cry too

"my friends you bow to no one" does it for me

this cheesy piece of shit did absolutely nothing for me, nor should it to anyone with a shred of taste

These, but pic related got me more than any other film for some reason.

Adelè pure

>French "artistic" softcore pornography made him cry

The one where the family fucked a baby

That means you

If anything it's a pretty realistic.
>the lesbian can't resist abusing her partner
>the bislut can't resist being unfaithful

Last movie I cried to was that vagan propaganda one from the 90's, Babe. I was a kid, but it fucked me up real good. I can't bring myself to rewatch it.

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The opening scene in Star Trek made me tear up a bit.

What didn't you like about Crash?

his story always gets me

are you me?

That's fucking disgusting. Those fucking slimy noises while they chew with their mouths open and talk with their mouth full. I get that the director wanted it to feel like a very real, mundane family dinner, but I can't focus on the dialogue, I want to throw up.

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breeh

I just used the sex scenes as little intermissions where I'd go take a piss and refill my drink

i like that his favourite memory is go kart racing, crazy for such a driver

>made you cry
Well it sure enough made my dick cry.

Right, guys?
RIGHT?!

This and Dancer in the Dark broke me.

That's not obvious at all

Both of them can't really act. Especially the one with the rabbit's teeth. If you think this was somehow great in any way you haven't seen a lot of films.
You should shut the fuck up.

'you bow to no man' made me tear up
the music alone when coop sees the message from his daughter did
nope
nope
nope
nope
nope
when the director whos in love with her is the only guy who helps the old vet i teared up
nope
nope
Yes at the 'future' sequence and the ending where he is running to the window to kill himself
nope
nope
nope
nope, used to make me really sad as a kid though
nope
nope
nope

Other films that have made me cry
>ending to love exposure
>ernest and celestine
>its such a beautiful day
>the tale of princess kaguya
>ending to lost in translation
>bullhead
>the place beyond the pines

Really emotional music mixed with powerful scenes seems to get me. As well as animation for some reason, probably the nostalgia of being a kid who knows.

You have to be an absolute retard to be moved in anyway by this (((((((((Film))))))))))))

can niggers like you fuck off? why do you have to quote so many posts
fucking autist

hahaha, faggot

I don't care about humans.

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I feel sad during a lot of movies, but only times I've ever cried was when I was a kid, once during A Beautiful Mind, the other time during the sinking montage in Titanic (which was weird since it was like the sixth time I watched the movie, and i never cried once before).

The Beginning of Finding Nemo always makes me want to start up but I never do.

can someone summarize the disaster in 20 words or less please?

youtube.com/watch?v=7inLn99Bw98
bros...

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I watched xmen apocalypse the other night and almost cried at a couple of scenes

I didn't cry but I was depressed for the rest of the day.

My 6yr old daughter cried for the first time to this. I felt guilty but also glad she was emotionally invested. Its in her top ten now.

Football stadium. Too many fans in standing area. People got crushed and died.

Dancer in the Dark
Everlasting Moments
Pete's Dragon (1977)
The New World
Brokeback Mountain
Bambi
Dumbo
A Woman Under the Influence
Theory of Everything

You can fuck my girl. Nut on her face. Make her call you daddy. But at the end of the night, if I'm cuddling with her, who really wins?

That's because the score is so fucking good.

KEKOLD
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Gremlins (I cried at the ending when I was a kid)
Up
Creed
and Room.

Why? Saw it and don't remember having a reason to cry

he has to prove to people on the internet that he's hardcore and doesn't cry, because everyone he knows irl is aware of what a huge pussy he is.

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The ending got me

All men act like women now. Stoicism is dead. Thanks millennials.

I did not cry when i saw his movie but it touched me a lot. I just felt for Adele so much but i can understand Emma.

My favorite scene is from the meadow where Adele kissed Emma for the first time.

Damn my girlfriend hated it but i loved it, i can not believe it but i cried a few times seeing it, ok i cried, i lied i really did cry.

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Here a (you) for >you

A given, really.

I knew this shit was coming from a mile away but still cried like a bitch.

>could care less

So you do care then?

The green mile and saving private Ryan.

That movie fucked me UP.

kys

If this didn't make you cry, then you're probably black.

wow here's your badass award

which one is bibo?

virgin

>he fell for the Empire Strikes Back isn't a 10/10 movie meme

One of the greatest endings ever

>literally stated a list of films that have made me cry
>stated films ITT ive seen that have and have not made me cry
>wow user you're trying to be badass over here lmaokek heres your badass award xxxdd

you guys have probably never seen this, and ive never seen it mentioned on this board, but the movie called "an officer and a gentleman" with richard gere, when lou gosset jr tells him to leave and that he doesnt have the guts to be a soldier, and he falls on his knees and starts sobbing, and yells "ive got no where else to go! i have no where else to go!" it makes the man tears start flowing.

Jesus I can't handle these feels right now

>the cat in the train when he was carrying her
>his trip to chicago
>the ending

pan's fucking labyrinth

COME ON TARS!
>ORGAN MUSIC
3 DEGREES STARBOARD!!
>ORGANS INTENSIFY

I've mentioned that scene a few times on Cred Forums and been ignored. I feel you bro.

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Every time, all the time.

The ending got me

It's because it was all true emotion which was even more exacerbated by the way Kechiche philosophy about film is.

Lmao@ur very existence

i didn't say you were a badass i just called you a virgin

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I am not even fucking kidding

I'm not joking

made me cry

because I wasn't in that lesbian sex fucking them ;_;

where is his glasses? he can't see without his glasses

off yourself

This. I cry every time.

When he's giving his toys away. Too much feels.

Nice dubs but you have no feelings

Is that the one that's about the Holocaust?

In Zootopia, when the bunny was apologizing to the fox at the end. I was watching with family and couldn't keep from tearing up when the bunny started to breakdown over the way she treated the fox. I had just went through a bad break up. I would've done anything to have her as my friend again.

this shit right here had me fucking climaxing in feels, holy shit the one light that appears to shine some optimism on their shitty ass situation, and no hes already gone, thats not him, thats not your brother any more, fucking feels everywhere

Big Fish, when theyre carryng that old fuck down to the river , and everyone hes ever known is there and starts clapping. really couldnt hold back the tears there.

I cried like a baby when Coffey is walking to his death even though I knew it was coming for the entire film

oh yeah, totally pure

Millennium Actress

I had existential crisis and fear of death because of this shit. Watched it on tv thinking it is going to be some family friendly comedy.

Only movie I've ever teared up for. I've never seen anything that was so moving before or since.

meme movie
watch suicide circle if you want to be destroyed forever

>muh freedoms

From memory, the end scenes of the following made me cry:

>Warrior
>Vanilla sky
>Synecdoche NY
>Traffic
>Me Earl and the Dying Girl

I realize the pattern here is scenes with emotional songs. Brian Eno especially.

>The Pursuit of Happyness
>The terminal
these are the only ones I can remember right now

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The OST made this movie's more emotional scenes 10x more effective

I this movie made me cry a ton when I was a kid, was probably the first time I felt sad over a movies ending for days.

>made you cry
my dick or my eyes?

>underage detected

This.
Because it's like a memory from a childhood I never had.

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Yeah man. That scene was actually awesome for a whole BUNCH of reasons:
Firstly, it was emotionally gripping.
Secondly, it was beautifully scored.
And thirdly, when I first watched it, I thought: Wow! This actually Star Trek!

Movie went downhill from then on.

Absolutely! It's... like a movie you'd want to cuddle. Not necessarily any of the characters, but the movie itself.

she awakens the beast in me

I watched it the next day after seeing Love Exposure and was really disappointed, honestly. It was successful at making my skin crawl, but nothing from it stuck with me the way LE did. Also, the ending was a letdown.

>Pop on the Iron giant for nostalgia
>know I aint gonna cry cause im older now, already know whats going to happen
>"super-man..."
FUCK

There isn't any sad scene in this.

I was sad at the end when I realized I had wasted my time on this schlock

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>Gladiator (ending)
>Interstellar
>Lion King

Almost
>Captain Phillips (ending)
>Lone Survivor (ending with Peter Gabriels song)

This one got me as well.

Nice pic desu

Philistine!

This is another one of those movies women will never understand.

This is just how men are. We build up pictures in our heads of prospective partners. Women see partners as projects needing to be "fixed". They're natural realists with an optimistic attitude towards change. Men are naturally kind of delusional. We see all the good things in a partner. We see them not as an excuse to fix someone, but to fix ourselves. The problem is, relationships aren't a very good way to fix a person.

I find it utterly, utterly bizarre that when women read this film, they take home the message that men are somehow bad or immoral for seeing their waifus as virtuous and lovely. But I think it runs back to the "he's a fixer upper" attitude. Women feel the need to correct us and our behaviours. Well I'm sorry but I'm not going to apologise for the way my gender is. It's the same phenomenon that explains why generally it's men left in the friendzone as opposed to women. It's kind of weird that women get so mad at this film for explaining a phenomena that only hurts men. Really, what did Summer lose out of this film? She had a fling and moved on. Tom had an existential crisis and got depression.

3=============D

The fact that you quoted the OP and opened up with.
>another film women will never understand
just fucking kills me.

I did it on purpose

Guys, he never even knew the horse was Jewish !

The Tree of Life

The thin red line almost got me, but ToL is still the only one

>>Gladiator (ending)
nomatter how many times I watch it, it still gets me

I have come to claim Rome for my people

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I don't think about you at all

the end scene, fuck me

literally the most feel good film of the century. wasn't bad tho

boring af, gtfo

When Adagio for Strings starts playing I start choking up without fail.

>The Wrestler Ending
>Iron Giant Ending
>Leon The Professional Ending

You misspelled fap.

There is nothing that captivates depression better. I was crippled emotionally after this.

I loved the Turkish Virgin Suicides.

all these.

this film made me feel better about being miserable somehow

The one time a movie got me teary eyed

surprised to see this posted. One of the best films ive ever seen. RIP senna

Probably one of the most depressing movies ever made.

RIP cool cat

>236 replies
>Click hasnt been posted

am i on the right board?

One of the most powerful and emotional films I've ever seen. Even if you do not like Formula 1, this is an absolute watch!

>ctrl+f "inside out"
>0 of 0

as corny and predictable as this scene was, it still made me cry like a bitch

fwackkk now you remind me. I've never cried over an imaginary character until BING BONG... fuck that hit me so hard in the feels. That whole movie did.

exactly. ive suggested it to people on here before and thats what i say. Easily best docu ive ever seen - best of any film ive seen tb.h.

Senna was such an awesome guy, god blessed that man. Hes an inspiration, its a shame he died so young.

youtube.com/watch?v=GObO-KRkiZA

diieeeee

I cried when they offer her what is basically her dream job and she turns it down QQ

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Jojo Siwa in the back?

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This honestly fucked me up. The ending was beautiful too.

The perfect shield to pretend Scousers didn't literally kill 39 Juventes fans.

This made created so many tears from my eyes. And by "tears" I mean "cum" and by "my eyes" I mean "muh dik".

>>>>>>>>More than this

youtube.com/watch?v=RtbcZmCc7rg

didn't even really like the movie

;__;

u know back when stoicism was actually a thing they were regarded as blowhards who put on a front in public but took it up the ass in private.

How about this one? It was hard to contain the crying in some parts.

I cried everytime that I watched this shit. These movies were not for children definitely, they were pretty heavy handed now that I think about it. Just as Babe, it fucked me up emotionally forever.

youtube.com/watch?v=al91hfncfC4

I'll rewatch that entire movie any time just to see the scene where Spock is suicide charging the Romulan ship and the Enterprise comes out of warp with all guns blazing. It's just such a good goddamned scene.

>sir, we're detecting another ship
>WHAT?

Fucking Aces High should have started blaring, Jesus Christ.

>should i try to hide
>the way i feel inside
>my heart
>for you
>would you say that you
>would try to love me too
>in your mind
>could you ever be
>really close to me
>i can tell the way you smile
>if i feel that i
>could be certain then
>i would say the things i want to say tonight

>Its for me

Nothing comes close to that linguistic perfection.

>surprise tits in the first 10 minutes

I was watching this with my 3 year old cousin and then he "ratted" me out for showing him boobs on tv.

he later asked me if we could see this movie again.

Every movie with elle fanning makes me cry, she is so perfect and she will never be mine

The Pianist made me cry a couple different times but especially when they were being loaded up into the boxcars and he had to run away from his family or be taken away as well.

Inb4 Cred Forums.

Also, it's going to sound lame, but The Iron Giant still gets me even as an adult. "Suuuupermaaaannnn...."

Saw this with friends, a big cheer went up during those scenes.

"Please, boss... don't put that thing up on my face. Don't put me in the dark. I's afraid of the dark."

I don't get why people say they cry at the end of this. The only thing I felt at the end was anger at the dumbshit brother for basically killing his sister by being a rude, lazy fuck. They would have both survived if they'd stayed at their relative's house.

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the ending of All That Jazz

youtube.com/watch?v=4XAQ4vFQEJo

especially, when his daughter is crying & hugging him and he tells his wife, "hey, at least I won't have to lie to you anymore!" gets the water works going

The end of American History X makes me cry.

youtu.be/t5wSSZmdFT8?t=53s

Right in the feels.

>Crying for whores
>Ever

he already dies in the movies, and then you killed him again in real life

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It's a rollercoaster of feel's.

same

Stella Dallas

Watch this korean movie. Its basically a remake of Blue is the Warmest Color if you know what I mean.

I'm a woman so all of them

Humbert deserved better.

Tories and bad stadium managers killed a bunch of people and their murdoch shills tried to blame the victims

Fucking this

Never seen it.

What are they, gay or something?

Faggots like you who are too easily baited came here from rebbit.

Poor Jews amiright ha

>crying to a film
numale cucks

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That scene where the guy screams like when he was younger.

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Well, I can say for a certainty that this movie made me ejaculate from my penis, in a way that is superficially similar to weeping tbqh family.

the book is devastating

YES this is the most hard hitting line in the entire movie that never fails to make me tear up.

The needle in the hay scene is cool and all but not really a tearjerker.

>(I really dislike lesbiabs btw)

The Invention of Lying

Or not living in a country where the worlds lamest excuse for a sport is so romanticized.

>I wonder if it remembers me

lol

your definition of love is interchangeable with cum and tingles

kys degenerate

It made my dick cry lmfoa

I was pretty drunk when I watched it. Also I didn't cry, just got a little teary eyed

congrats on the 50th variation of that joke in this thread

DELET THIS

I wept at the end of that movie.

The kids act like adults yet are innocent. It's a beautiful portrayal of innocent love.

WE

Almost every movie I've seen in the last 3 years have made me cry at some point.
Mostly at endings, but sometimes also if something sad happens.

jesus fucking christ, this.

>305 replies
>no terrence mallick

Der Untergang always get me

are you me?

>movies with le sad doge

that's just cheap

>I cried to a lot of anime though.
Fucking faggot.

Me too

damn I just watched it that ending hits hard...

Still I'd say its one of the best endings I've seen

>the beach scene

I cry erry tiem.

>not click

kys

>Dislikes Lesbians
>Doesn't find them sexy af and slightly cute

KYS senpai-Senpai

No. Just no.

Narratively, Her is original by all means. But emotionally it comes off as pretentious and shallow.

Bait so... go...od I can b-b-barely r-re-re-resist i-i-i-it....

>be black
>watch this movie
>didn't cry

Checks out, user.

What movie?

The processing scene in The Master.

This scene always gets me. I've had a flashback like that. Where something reminds you (a smell or a taste or a phrase) and suddenly it all comes back to you. You're there, reliving it.

Great scene.