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    Don't ask any questions, just post the names of the most touching movies you have watched and a summary of what happens.

    Aftershock(Chinese Movie)(made in 2010):
    1976, Earthquake in TangShang, China, a mother is forced to make a decision to save her son or daughter, she saves the son, but unknowingly, her daughter awakes on a truck next to her dad's dead body, full of rotting corpse. The two live their lives only to find each other at a the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake, as Aid workers.

    Sophie's Choice:(made in 1982)
    Sophie is a Polish immigrant during WW2, a mother of two. The german Gestapo forces her to choose between one of her children to send to the gas chambers.

    Those movies made me cry bits. ;_;

    #92891
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    really, no one? ;_;

    #92909
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    nope not yet ^^

    #92911
    [C.H]Chosenlama
    The Chosen
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Free Willy (1993) :'(

    #92912
    Tek2
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Summary?

    #92913
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Brother bear 2004

    #92914
    +CRU+BOOM
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Give a summary of those movies! >:O

    Brother Bear sounds like a pedobear movie. Sure it's "touching" but seriously?

    #92917
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Final Destination 1 (Made in 2000), at the exploding vehicle part.

    In 2000, Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) boards Volée Airlines Flight 180 with his fellow students and teachers for their senior trip to Paris. Before the plane leaves, Alex has a premonition that the flight will explode on take off, killing everyone on board. When events from his vision begin to repeat themselves in reality, he panics and attempts to stop the flight before its departure. The resulting commotion leads to a handful of passengers being left behind, including Alex, orphan Clear Rivers (Ali Larter), Alex's best friend Tod Waggner (Chad Donella), teacher Valerie Lewton (Kristen Cloke), Alex's rival Carter Horton (Kerr Smith), Carter's girlfriend Terry Chaney (Amanda Detmer) and student Billy Hitchcock (Seann William Scott). After they are all forced off the plane, none of the passengers believe what Alex says until the airliner sets off and explodes in mid-air, killing everyone left on it. The survivors are devastated, and two FBI agents (Daniel Roebuck and Roger Guenveur Smith) interview the people who were removed from the plane, and are particularly interested with Alex's vision.

    One month later, Tod accidentally hangs himself in his shower, and his death is deemed a suicide. When Alex and Clear go to see his body, mysterious mortician William Bludworth (Tony Todd) tells them that Death is intervening to kill everyone who was meant to die on the plane. Terry falls victim the next day when she is hit by a speeding bus. After watching a news report detailing the cause of the explosion of Flight 180, Alex comes to the conclusion that Death is killing the survivors in the order they would have died in the explosion on the plane. Using information he has collected, he determines that Ms. Lewton is next on Death's list. He rushes to her house but arrives too late to save her from being impaled by a falling kitchen knife during a house fire.

    Alex contacts the remaining survivors, Billy, Clear, and Carter, to tell them what he thinks is happening. As they are riding in Carter's car, Alex has another vision of a train and a seatbelt ripping. Frustrated with not having control over his death, Carter attempts to drive head-on into a fuel tanker; however, the car seemingly by itself turns and avoids the collision. Carter then stops his car on a train crossing, wanting to kill himself before Death does. At the last moment however, he changes his mind but cannot exit his car as his seatbelt is jammed. Alex rushes to help Carter from his car, and as he foresaw, Carter's seat-belt rips and he is freed a second before the train destroys the car, thus cheating Death. Seconds later, Billy's head is cut in half by a slab of car wreckage whipped up by the train's wheels.

    Alex believes that because he intervened in Carter's death, he has saved Carter, and that Death skipped Carter and went on to Billy. Later he remembers in his original premonition he was asked to switch seats on the plane, and realizes that Clear is actually the next to die. Alex rushes to Clear's house to find her trapped in her car surrounded by livewires. She is unable to escape her vehicle, which is about to explode, as a damaged electrical cable is precariously flipping around outside. Alex saves her by picking up the cable but is incapacitated by electric shock. Clear and the police rush to Alex's aid as the screen fades to white.

    Six months later, Alex, Clear, and Carter arrive in Paris talking about their experience about Flight 180 and how they defeated Death. Shortly thereafter, a freak incident involving a bus causes a giant neon sign to swing off a hinge down towards Alex. Carter manages to intervene and pushes Alex to the ground, with the sign swinging down past the two of them. Carter then stands up and turns to Alex who is still on the ground. As Carter asks Alex who is next on Death's list, the neon sign swings back on its momentum towards where Carter is standing. The screen fades to black, there is a loud whack, and Alex and Clear are left as the last two survivors of Flight 180.

    #92923
    S0ldi3rKr4s0
    Combine
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Herp. That's not a emotional movie, it's meant to be scary >.>
    Anyways, Ive seen all the FD, and 5 is coming out.....
    a bit too long on that test there.
    GENERAL SUMMARY.

    #92926
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Titanic.

    #92928
    [MLG]Zherhec
    UjustgotMLG'd
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    anyone watch platoon and tell me its not emotional

    #92946
    Alucard
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Gonna have to agree on Sophie's Choice.

    Boy in the Striped Pajamas is also a pretty good Holocaust based movie, it's about a boy who's father is a nazi officer, the boy hasn't even a clue what's going on because the truth of the nazi intentions with the jews is hidden from him by his parents. He then becomes friends with a jewish child from a local laborcamp after he moves. Doesn't sound too sad, but the ending sure had me sitting there like "Wtf is this D:"

    Also, Forrest Gump. Derp.

    #92971
    Sue_Sakamoto
    Mimiga
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    How can you not know Free Willy?!

    #92972
    Tek2
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    SUMMARY PLOX

    #93004
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    green mile ftw ? :O

    #93091
    S4rge
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    I totally remember aftershock. Awesome movie azn brotha.

    Kung Fu Panda 2
    That one chinese movie with the thing that can repair things and is run by a battery that also parodies a few other movies. (it's like a weird dog thing)

    #93142
    Bobbunny
    Teh One Bunneh
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Pedobear the movie
    Heres a trailer because i don't want to summarize
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4-2NIP6_uE

    #93161
    KomradeKevin
    Dah Bawss
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Bucket List
    Morgan Freeman and some guy whos carrer will never take off go though a bucket list. By the end it had my sobbing and saying "F*ck you cancer".

    #93230
    [EX]mman789
    that dude
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Pulp Fiction. Cuz they all died.

    #93234
    KomradeKodinsky
    Kommissar of Komrades
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    @kodinsky only jhon travolta died in pulp fiction
    bruce willis survived
    samuel jackson survived

    dude what movie did you watch?

    #94178
    Alucard
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Really? Those are all the movies? I thought there would be more.

    #95396
    KomradeTyler
    Kosmonaut
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    500 Days Of Summer is my favourite.

    #95441
    Kanye
    Hipster
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Don't Mess With the Zohan and Crazy Stupid Love are the ones that made me waist down in tears.

    #95654
    YourMom
    *BANNED*Gregarious
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Fire Proof. It shows how powerful love can be<3

    #95670
    Viper
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Kind of like my love for you Viper <3

    The Road is a pretty emotional movie especially at the end. It's one of my favourites.

    #95813
    MИЩa
    Touché Amoré
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Oh, and you <3

    I think the Smurfs was a VERY emotional movie.

    #95815
    Komrade Korakoff
    Dictator of Komrades
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    I believe Inception is very emotional

    #95819
    [PMS]fleek%
    Seabreeze
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    A Walk To Remember

    Douchebag guy falls in love with a nerd girl and finds out she has cancer.

    #95891
    Pulchritude
    MACHA Project
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    Grizzly man, it isn't that emotional but it makes you think, which is something I appreciate in a movie.
    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427312/ A link to imbd...

    #95901
    Coldheiser
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
     

    The road is an amazing book and movie. Highly graphic but very well wrote.

    #95911
    Viper
    Member
    Posted 13 years ago
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