[Stealth]

Same as dramatic, but what were the saddest.?

I think the end of Armageddon was sad.

[Stryke 9]

I think the existence of Armageddon is sad.

There have been damn few movies that have actually been emotionally engaging enough to make me feel sad when they wanted me to. Dissapointed, sure, mildly irritated, all right, but not sad. Well, maybe that one, but I can't recall the name, jes' a minute.

[Thorn]

Armageddon sucked...
Deep Impact was only slightly better.. at least part of the rock hit....

[Stealth]

Armageddon sucked...
Deep Impact was only slightly better.. at least part of the rock hit...

damn, i must've been getting the two movies confused.  i've never seen Armageddon then... i must've been talking about Deep Impact... remember at the end, when the father's talking to his daughter right before they crash into the bigger rock, saying goodbye?  that's the part i was talking about.

[Razor]

Originally posted by Thorn
Armageddon sucked...

Oh the topic, I think that moment in X men when Jean died, it was pretty sad, but anyway, she looked hotter in X1 than x2. Why the hell did she cut her hair?

[Nico]

the end of The Grave of the Fireflies ( an anime movie ).
it was so sad it was sick.

[ZylonBane]

Yes Razor, Armageddon did indeed suck. And you think Jean died? Awww... isn't that cute.

This is a dumb topic anyway. We're all macho space pilots who use Shivan legs to pick our teeth! We don't experience this quaint emotion you call sadness.

[Stryke 9]

What Zylon said, at least the first part (me, I prefer a good plasma rifle, gets those corn pieces out, too). Razor, how'd you ever work out how to use a computer without learning just a little geek culture?

[Unknown Target]

Armaggedon R0X0r3D!!!!1111

Anyways, there's only one movie that ever made me cry, and that was about this kid that had AIDs, and...well it's been awhile, so I forget.

[Galemp]

Saddest moment in my cinema experience was in Contact, when the Machine was destroyed. Brought tears to my eyes.

[Stealth]

Razor, Jean didn't die... but to know that you'd have to have read the comics and/or seen the cartoon

c'mon, let's stay on topic, right?

[Knight Templar]

I cried my eyes out at the end of Independence Day. It was so sweet how the father died for his lil youngin's.

[ZylonBane]

Yet somehow that didn't make up for how utterly craptacular the rest of the movie was.

[Stryke 9]

What, Independence Day? It wasn't supposed to be ****ing Schindler's List, it was supposed to be an action movie. And it did extremely well at that.

[Knight Templar]

*sobs harder*

[Turnsky]

Battlefield earth: i cried for the rental money i spent on it:p

[Thorn]

Originally posted by Turnsky
Battlefield earth: i cried for the rental money i spent on it:p

I did the smart thing and read the book..
Its much better...

[Turnsky]

so did i, but i just had to see travolta's worst career move Ever

[ZylonBane]

Originally posted by Stryke 9
What, Independence Day? It wasn't supposed to be ****ing Schindler's List, it was supposed to be an action movie. And it did extremely well at that.

It was an action movie that seemed genuinely convinced that it was also a science fiction movie. And as science fiction, it was aneurysm-inducingly wretched.

[Martinus]

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