Am I the only one who crys watching tv or a movie?

Boss Radio · 04-21-2005, 01:26 AM

Harold and Maude, when the doctor tells Harold the bad news, and Harold loses it, while Cat Stevens punches your heart out.

Meet John Doe, when Barbara Stanwyck gives her teary-eyed "don't jump" speech.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory when he hugs Charlie and gives him the Chocolate Factory.
(One thing that has always bugged me: Wonka pitched a fit when the fat kid fell in the chocolate river, but he seemed nonplussed when his Wonkavator smashed through the skylight in slow motion and showered the entire factory with enough broken glass to sustain a Whitesnake video, a Matrix sequel and a super badass leather-clad John Shaft window crash climax...unless it was candy glass, in which case it's all OK.)

The last episode of The Mary Tyler Moore show.

For a grotesque and fleeting moment in What's Opera, Doc, when Elmer experiences remorse.

When Cookie Monster shares his last cookie, because that is the ultimate sacrifice

The last verse of Born to Run.

When Tom Hanks can only stare at the moon he will never set foot upon in Apollo 13.

04-21-2005, 01:26 AM	#1
Boss Radio The Littlest Hobo Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Hobo Junction Posts: 393	Harold and Maude, when the doctor tells Harold the bad news, and Harold loses it, while Cat Stevens punches your heart out. Meet John Doe, when Barbara Stanwyck gives her teary-eyed "don't jump" speech. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory when he hugs Charlie and gives him the Chocolate Factory. (One thing that has always bugged me: Wonka pitched a fit when the fat kid fell in the chocolate river, but he seemed nonplussed when his Wonkavator smashed through the skylight in slow motion and showered the entire factory with enough broken glass to sustain a Whitesnake video, a Matrix sequel and a super badass leather-clad John Shaft window crash climax...unless it was candy glass, in which case it's all OK.) The last episode of The Mary Tyler Moore show. For a grotesque and fleeting moment in What's Opera, Doc, when Elmer experiences remorse. When Cookie Monster shares his last cookie, because that is the ultimate sacrifice The last verse of Born to Run. When Tom Hanks can only stare at the moon he will never set foot upon in Apollo 13.
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