[ SECRET POST #3097 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3097 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Crying Scenes

[elaminator]

Half of LOTR ("Don't you leave him Samwise Gamgee" deserves a special mention), that Matt and Foggy scene in Daredevil, half of In the Flesh (especially...after Rick, but the scene with Kieren's father was totally heartbreaking as well; so much of the series was), Roy at Hughes' funeral, Big Boss at The Boss' grave during MGS3 (I mean, shit...the entire sequence from the fight to Eva's speech and the graveyard scene was stellar and unforgettable), that scene in Samurai Flamenco (...there was crying, right? I feel like there was crying near the end of the screaming, and it was beautiful. And insane), anytime James McAvoy cries (I haven't seen all his movies, but I know for a fact that when he cries it is spectacular), Kotetsu and Barnaby in Tiger and Bunny ("You have long eyelashes")...

There are so many more, IDEK.

OH: and SPN has a lot of them (from earlier seasons anyway, when I actually watched), but my favorite will always be after Sam dies for the first time. Jensen was brilliant in those scenes.