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[Disneyphile]

Just finally saw it tonight, and had no idea what it was about. And, my father happened to come into town and asked to go with us, since he hadn't seen it either.

LSPE - Thanks for sharing your review. The film left a very similar impact on us. *hugs*

I'm still a bit choked up, but smiling.

Best. Pixar. Film. Ever.

[Strangler Lewis]

Of the above, I'd say that Jesse's story in "Toy Story 2" got me the most.

I did, however, cry at "Cars" about the money I spent on it.

[Alex]

Pixar has never made me cry, but that doesn't mean I haven't been moved.

A list of no particular relevance:

The last time I cried at a movie: Summer 1982
The last time I cried at a TV show: February 28, 1983
The last time I cried, sincerely: October 1987
The last time I cried, on purpose, as a form of manipulation: May 1993
The last time my lacrimal glands proved they do function: Yesterday when walking into a strong wind made my eyes water.

[LSPoorEeyorick]

Originally Posted by Alex

Pixar has never made me cry, but that doesn't mean I haven't been moved.

A list of no particular relevance:

The last time I cried at a movie: Summer 1982
The last time I cried at a TV show: February 28, 1983
The last time I cried, sincerely: October 1987
The last time I cried, on purpose, as a form of manipulation: May 1993
The last time my lacrimal glands proved they do function: Yesterday when walking into a strong wind made my eyes water.

That's pretty impressive, Alex. When compared with my list:

The last time I cried at a movie: last Friday at Up
The last time I cried at a TV show: the recent Office season finale
The list time I cried, sincerely: I actually still have tears on my face right this moment, thank you Amanda Palmer for that.
The last time I cried, on purpose, as a form of manipulation: last Friday on a phone call with Budget Rental, though in my defense, I really was upset.

[Gemini Cricket]

I cry at movies. I admit that. I cry at Pixar movies.

Monsters Inc - the ending, one word "Kitty!" Tears.
The Incredibles - The Elastagirl getting shot down scene, the following "I'm so proud of you" to Dash scene and apology to Violet scene.
Toy Story 2 - the scene with the Sarah McLachlan song over it. Total tears.
Finding Nemo - Dory's "I'm home" scene.
Ratatouille - Ego's flashback scene and his monologue at the end.
Wall-E - The beginning gets me. The "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" song over the devastated city scenes just blows me away every time. Tears.
Up -

Spoiler:

The whole beginning and the scene where he and Ellie find out they can't have kids...

But I didn't cry during Cars (if Lightning McQueen was likable [imho] then I might have cried at his heroic deed at the end), TS1, Bug's Life...

I think the 3 movies that made me cry the most are The Fighting Sullivans, Brokeback and Milk. I had to call my bff Julie after Milk. I was sobbing trying to drive home from the Sherman Oaks Galleria. She's my rock.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Alex

The last time I cried at a movie: Summer 1982

ET? I'm too lazy to check if that was summer or not.

Count me in with the "cried at some point during nearly all Pixar films" crowd.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

ET?

That was my guess as well.
I must say I used to cry during ET. Now... not a single tear. Don't know why...

[Strangler Lewis]

The last TV show I misted up over was a 1980 episode of The Rockford Files.

[Gn2Dlnd]

M*A*S*H* finale, Alex? What were you, like 12? What happened? Where's that sentimental 12 year old? WHO DID THIS TO YOU?

[Alex]

In February 1983 I would have been 8.

And it wasn't so much the content of the show as that it was a huge event in my house (my step dad was a huge MASH fan so I'd watched it a lot).

I don't know what hardened my soul. It just happened, kind of like one day I just stopped brawling (up until the seventh grade I was probably in a fist fight every other day then it just stopped cold).

Late onset aspergers probably.