Did any scenes make you cry?

Xaqtly · **Joined:** Fri Oct 31, 2008 8:17 pm **Posts:** 267

Since I don't watch the Balto movies with other people, because they're too personal for me to share, I admit I have teared up a few times. In Balto, it was at the end as Grandma Rosy says "Thank you Balto. I would have been lost without you" to Balto's statue in Central Park. James Horner's music had a bit to do with that too I think, since it was so appropriately sad right there.

In Wolf Quest, it was first when the pups were being adopted and Jenna began to cry. That made me cry. Then when Aleu told Balto "I'll always be your baby", and Balto thought back to when she was a puppy, that made me tear up a bit too.

In Wings of Change, I don't think any part of it made me cry.

Idy · **Posted:** Tue Dec 02, 2008 2:51 pm

I was too young to know when to cry when I first began to watch Balto...or maybe I just have a horrible sense of dramatic timing.

But seriously, I think that if I'd watched Balto when I was older for the first time, I would've cried. I know for a fact that I wouldn't cry during either of the sequels. The only time I would have wanted to was during Balto II when Balto cries. I wasn't sad when Aleu left, like everyone else. I was actually HAPPY for her. LOL

BaltoRacing · **Posted:** Sat Dec 13, 2008 4:47 pm

Not for me; there are certainly some emotional scenes throughout the movie, but, at least for me, nothing to shed a tear about.

baltoluv · **Posted:** Tue Aug 10, 2010 11:16 pm

Balto 1 was probably the most heartwarming for me when he howled with the white wolf and when he howled as a signal of return.

Balto-the-WOlf-Dog · **Posted:** Tue Aug 10, 2010 11:51 pm

I have always been pretty insensitive to movies.(I was in the ocean the day after first seeing jaws, I was 10. Of cource that's a very differant kind of movie, but heck, spielburg directed it.) The best literature and fanfics can get through to me.

Izzy (D) · **Posted:** Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:17 am

No, not yet. Sure can get to you though.

The Batman · **Posted:** Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:45 am

No...not really. :/ It's just a movie.

Roi Doberwolf · **Posted:** Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:28 pm

...my posts are getting redundant with all these emotional topics... -_-

But to quote myself:

Roi Doberwolf wrote:

I only found it depressing a little after watching it once. It didn't last nor did I cry,
but I found it sad that the great hero that inspired the movie was gone,
and after reading what had happened to him and his team after the run, I thought it just was a shame...

The movie was touching on some levels. People were dying after all. And this REALLY happened.
Though the movie didn't show actual deaths, the coffin scene alone was enough to show the severity of what was going on in Nome.

As far as the sequels, it's obvious. There's no life risking moments. And what little there might be is taken away with it's childish atmosphere.
They're made to be purely for children. They just don't touch you like the first movie.

John99 · **Posted:** Fri Aug 20, 2010 11:57 pm

Weel crying has rarely happen to me for sometime, i am able to choose whether to cry or not at most situation. WQ did made me close to crying though, but i did not cry.

Sinbad · **Posted:** Mon Aug 30, 2010 11:42 pm

I teared up at the part with Aniu. That part always gets to me. It's just a powerful scene.

Sardonyx · **Posted:** Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:50 am

No, not really. It wasn't a very emotional movie to me :lol:

Then again, I hardly cry movies

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Did any scenes make you cry?