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Oct. 15th, 2005 10:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
apocalypsosOMG HOLY CRAP THE SUN IS OUT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A WEEK AND A HALF!
*takes its picture*
*gets its autograph*
*tells all my friends we slept together that one time and it's totally my meteorological fuckbuddy*
EDIT: OMG I went outside and it still exists! It didn't run away and hide! I'm so telling the National Enquirer about this!
OTHER EDIT: Movie scenes that make people cry over at TBoggs. The ones that get me:
-- The Color Purple. Oh, yeah ... pretty much from the moment Shug leads everybody from the juke joint to the church afterwards, which is about forty-five minutes worth of crying.
-- The old couple lying in bed in Titanic, because that's the Strausses and their love story is a hundred times sweeter than stupid Leo and Kate. *sniffle*
-- The end of Love Actually, which I'm kind of embarrassed to admit, but I still say "God Only Knows" is most of the reason. (Although, yes, the people greeting at the airport is a big part, too. But "God Only Knows" kills me.)
-- The ending of The Iron Giant. "Superman ..." *wibbles*
-- The last scene in Schindler's List when everybody's going past his grave. Hell, I'm welling up just thinking about it.
-- The end of My Dog Skip. Which, oh my GOD, you HAVE to see if you've ever had a pet, and at the same time, don't EVER see it if you've had a pet.
-- Pretty much every scene with Sam in Return of the King.
-- The last shot in The Shawshank Redemption, because YES, how perfect was that?!
-- Finding Neverland. Just ... Finding Neverland.
-- The scene when the UN takes all the foreigners and leaves the Rwandans to die in Hotel Rwanda. Actually, that may have been the hardest I've ever cried in a movie theater.
-- The scene in Life is Beautiful where he's carrying his son and comes upon the pile of bodies. Just ... Jesus.
-- And it's not a movie scene, but Joyce's death on BtVS made me want to go hug my mother, and we weren't even getting along that well when it first aired.
-- When Dumbo's mother cradles him through her cage bars.
-- OH! OH! And when Pai is giving the speech at the school in Whale Rider. That one makes me bawl just thinking about it.
*takes its picture*
*gets its autograph*
*tells all my friends we slept together that one time and it's totally my meteorological fuckbuddy*
EDIT: OMG I went outside and it still exists! It didn't run away and hide! I'm so telling the National Enquirer about this!
OTHER EDIT: Movie scenes that make people cry over at TBoggs. The ones that get me:
-- The Color Purple. Oh, yeah ... pretty much from the moment Shug leads everybody from the juke joint to the church afterwards, which is about forty-five minutes worth of crying.
-- The old couple lying in bed in Titanic, because that's the Strausses and their love story is a hundred times sweeter than stupid Leo and Kate. *sniffle*
-- The end of Love Actually, which I'm kind of embarrassed to admit, but I still say "God Only Knows" is most of the reason. (Although, yes, the people greeting at the airport is a big part, too. But "God Only Knows" kills me.)
-- The ending of The Iron Giant. "Superman ..." *wibbles*
-- The last scene in Schindler's List when everybody's going past his grave. Hell, I'm welling up just thinking about it.
-- The end of My Dog Skip. Which, oh my GOD, you HAVE to see if you've ever had a pet, and at the same time, don't EVER see it if you've had a pet.
-- Pretty much every scene with Sam in Return of the King.
-- The last shot in The Shawshank Redemption, because YES, how perfect was that?!
-- Finding Neverland. Just ... Finding Neverland.
-- The scene when the UN takes all the foreigners and leaves the Rwandans to die in Hotel Rwanda. Actually, that may have been the hardest I've ever cried in a movie theater.
-- The scene in Life is Beautiful where he's carrying his son and comes upon the pile of bodies. Just ... Jesus.
-- And it's not a movie scene, but Joyce's death on BtVS made me want to go hug my mother, and we weren't even getting along that well when it first aired.
-- When Dumbo's mother cradles him through her cage bars.
-- OH! OH! And when Pai is giving the speech at the school in Whale Rider. That one makes me bawl just thinking about it.
