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 KingCracker wrote:
Comments like that for young types with no kids crack me up. I hope one day when you have a child you'll think back on this reply and think "yeah i get it now"

I got to many problems to pass on my flawed seed

I'll admit that the scene in the Croods where Nick Cage admits he's got nothing left to offer his family but his strength, then chucks them across the chasm had me in tears- and still pulls firmly on my heartstrings every time i see it.

It just came out of nowhere, in the midst of such a ridiculous movie.

The Plague Dogs.

Babylon 5, the death of Kosh.

Did anyone mention the dead boyfriend/Detroit riots from Across the Universe?

Beginning of Up, hands down, always makes me cry.

Probably the following:-

Captain Kirk's Eulogy for Spock in Wrath of Khan

Ending of Scrubs TOS (not that Med School crap)

Scrubs: My Lunch episode

Ending of Watership Down

 angelofvengeance wrote:


Ending of Scrubs TOS (not that Med School crap)

Scrubs: My Lunch episode

I don't really remember individual episodes of Scrubs, but a few key things that struck me:

Laverne's death

And the episodes where Dr. Cox informs his friend that his kid probably has autism.

Scrubs is good at the occasional sucker punch in the feels.

Yeah, I still can't watch "My Screw Up" without crying like a baby. When Dr. Cox realizes he is at Ben's (Brendan Fraiser) funeral the flood gates open.

"My Lunch" ruined that song for me, I can't hear it without thinking about Doctor Cox loosing it.


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 DarkTraveler777 wrote:
Yeah, I still can't watch "My Screw Up" without crying like a baby. When Dr. Cox realizes he is at Ben's (Brendan Fraiser) funeral the flood gates open.

And it was done very well. Watching it a second time you can clearly see it coming, but they did a good job hiding it in the episode if you didn't know the ending.

5FDP's song really gets me. Another song, Letters From War by Mark Schultz. Both of these get me. I remember getting letters and it being like I won the lottery while deployed. For Movies I can't really think of any right off hand.

 conker249 wrote:
5FDP's song really gets me.

The "wrong side of heaven" video?

Yeah, my buddy showed me it. He did warn me it was intense though. Boy was he right.

This is probably my favorite series of scenes from The Wire:

Two soldiers on opposite sides of the drug war meet at the end of their careers, one disgraced and forced into retirement and the other in prison for life, and the felon pretty much gives his child to his lifetime enemy the cop because he knows what will happen to his son, should he follow the path thats expected of him, being a notorious gangsters son.




Here's the gangster laying down the law on Mother of the Year candidate Delonda, and choosing a better life for his son. A rare happy ending in the series.




Arrr! Links are jacked.

The President's pre-battle speech in Independence Day always gets me a little.

The "hero rising" in the Batcave in Batman Begins.