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ITT times television or film have brought you to tears
Juan Young
Brayden Morales
great scene. imagine being the other guy who comes in to shoot one single scene and you end up being such a huge part of the show
Justin Murphy
I cried for an hour after I saw this scene. It was just so unbelievably cathartic. I felt like she was speaking to me with that scream, telling me that no matter how much pain we face the only thing we can do is keep fighting and never lose track of what we're fighting for.
David King
I cry every time I see this, srs
Cooper Rodriguez
Had been watching the season with my mom and the finale got us both in tears
Leo Gonzalez
HAHA pussy!
Christopher Wilson
Jose Brooks
Only the endings of Filth and Leaving Las Vegas.
Ryder Hall
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Honorable mention to the ending of Walkabout.
Thomas Campbell
the carousel scene made me tear up
Jason Brown
Oliver Rivera
Adam Robinson
Only the ending of Terminator 2 made me cry and I was 4 years old when I watched it.
Logan Collins
>t.harry crane
John Walker
Smallville with Clark and his dad.
Parker Diaz
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Wyatt Torres
why the fuck was brett gelman in this scene
Ryan Jenkins
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Thomas Kelly
what episode is this scene in? what does the guy don hugged say? I've seen the show but don't remeber what it was about
Liam Phillips
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Jace Murphy
The finale. The guy just admitted he was gay and afraid to admit it to himself.
Jordan Bell
I dont think so
Liam Scott
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Camden Edwards
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Levi Reyes
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Ryan Evans
r-real niggas know whats up
Joseph Williams
Still Mad Men but a different moment...
Godspeed you magnificent old weeb!
Camden Barnes
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Easton Johnson
>bubba was gonna be a shrimpin boat captain, but instead he died right there on that riverbed in vietnam
>and thats all I got to sat about that
or alternativly
>is he smart..or is he like me...
Adrian Perez
Talyn... Starburst
Dylan Peterson
I bawled at the end of that movie.
Jonathan Morgan
scarred me as a kid
Jordan Martinez
Wow, that could not be further from what I took from the show. I saw it as being about Coop's inability to accept his second chance at life, he immediately goes back to trying to solve something that was already unsolvable 25 years ago, and the most he accomplishes is bringing back a trauma that the world had moved on from. Laura "wakes up" to another day of abuse and self destruction, what is that to be proud of?
TP The Return is the rare movie made by an elderly man that is actively against nostalgia. I find it's whole ethos really empowering. The last show that struck me so hard was The Sopranos, which sort of has a similar message of embracing your life for what it is right now, but that existential horror of that cut to black ruined my life more than anything else. This is just a few hairs softer
Nathan Clark
i agree with you on twin peaks, good post
Luis Powell
>Now it's gone, gone
>And I am who I am
>Who I was I will never be again
>Running out of sand
Kayden Richardson