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PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 6:06 pm 
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What are some animal show's you saw that just made you weep? Mine are WhiteFang..when he loses his mother and cannot figure out why she won't get up and when the guy picks up the stick to scare him away.2nd Air Bud the 1st one when he leaves buddy and he trys to swim after him but the one that really made me cry was Where the Red fern grows, I've never seen a sadder animal movie.


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Homeward Bound
Homeward Bound 2
Eight Below

Those are just a few. I have alot more. XD

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Mine are Eight Below, White Fang, and Little Heros.(Oh gosh, that movie saddens me so...TT^TT.)

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Fluke ;_; I'm not the type of person to cry at a movie. In fact, I hardly cry at all. I haven't ever cried at this movie, or any movie, before. But just the last time I watched that, I got teary eyes at the point where Fluke's owner and "mother", Bella, died (she was homeless and sick). I also cried when Rumbo, Fluke's doggy friend who looked after him when Bella died, was shot and killed (although he came back, reincarnated as a squirrel :lol: ).

Another one, that I just saw recently, was Flicka. It wasn't a particularly sad movie - not in my eyes, anyway - (except for the fact that real horses died in the making of it) but at times throughout the movie I put myself in the characters' places (dumb as it seems), and that made me cry.

Some people here have mentioned Homeward Bound I and II. The sequel was not a sad movie at all (although there were things like dogs fighting, kids trapped in house fires, dogs attacking humans, guys getting dumped by their "mates" etc...), just a tad too romantic, the first movie made me get a little teary-eyed. I didn't cry when the trio were left behind by their owners. I didn't cry when Sassy was swept down a river. I didn't cry when Shadow and Chance were attacked by a cougar.
I cried when Shadow fell down that hole, and believed he would die because he couldn't climb out.
I have watched that movie many times since I was tiny. Around 5, but probably even younger. I never cried then, possibly because I was young and didn't understand (whenever I cry at movies I always sit there saying "it's not real, it's a movie, it's not real, it's a movie...*) and even now if I watch it again I don't even feel remotely sad, but one time I really saw the emotion in that scene, how Shadow wanted to curl up and die, how the others believed they couldn't go on without him, how Peter (Shadow's owner) convinced himself that Shadow was dead. Sometimes things can seem so real (precisely the movie-maker's ambition :roll: ).






* Although, of course, some movies like Eight Below were based off of true stories, so crying there is understandable.

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Jaws. Totally. That poor shark! ( :lol: Juuuuuuust kidding!)


It's crazy to admit a Disney movie doing this to me, but Eight Below really did it for me. With all the studying I've done of the experiences of the dogs and mushers of the 1925 Nome Serum Run, I became empathetic to the experiences of dog teams and their mushers. When I saw this, it really moved me.

Of course, I know it's a Disney movie, and that it's not entirely historically-accurate to the real events it's based on, but that doesn't make it less moving to me.


Agreed, "Eight Below" is a very touching movie and really brought tears to my eyes. I just couldn't help but feel sorry for those dogs.

Hmmm...To be hounest "The Lion King" is quite touching as well. When I was younger I used to cry when Mufasa died


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Fluke ;_; I'm not the type of person to cry at a movie. In fact, I hardly cry at all. I haven't ever cried at this movie, or any movie, before. But just the last time I watched that, I got teary eyes at the point where Fluke's owner and "mother", Bella, died (she was homeless and sick). I also cried when Rumbo, Fluke's doggy friend who looked after him when Bella died, was shot and killed (although he came back, reincarnated as a squirrel :lol: ).

Another one, that I just saw recently, was Flicka. It wasn't a particularly sad movie - not in my eyes, anyway - (except for the fact that real horses died in the making of it) but at times throughout the movie I put myself in the characters' places (dumb as it seems), and that made me cry.

Some people here have mentioned Homeward Bound I and II. The sequel was not a sad movie at all (although there were things like dogs fighting, kids trapped in house fires, dogs attacking humans, guys getting dumped by their "mates" etc...), just a tad too romantic, the first movie made me get a little teary-eyed. I didn't cry when the trio were left behind by their owners. I didn't cry when Sassy was swept down a river. I didn't cry when Shadow and Chance were attacked by a cougar.
I cried when Shadow fell down that hole, and believed he would die because he couldn't climb out.
I have watched that movie many times since I was tiny. Around 5, but probably even younger. I never cried then, possibly because I was young and didn't understand (whenever I cry at movies I always sit there saying "it's not real, it's a movie, it's not real, it's a movie...*) and even now if I watch it again I don't even feel remotely sad, but one time I really saw the emotion in that scene, how Shadow wanted to curl up and die, how the others believed they couldn't go on without him, how Peter (Shadow's owner) convinced himself that Shadow was dead. Sometimes things can seem so real (precisely the movie-maker's ambition :roll: ).






* Although, of course, some movies like Eight Below were based off of true stories, so crying there is understandable.


Oh and I forgot about Fluke.

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- Fluke
- Air Bud
- Homeward Bound
- White Fang

Any animal movies where animals die, particularly dogs and where they're being chased away or look generally sad really.

EDIT - Hell yeah, the ending of Eight Below. That made me cry.


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I cannot believe I forgot Eight Below, Forget the one's I said, I weeped in that movie. :lol: :cry:


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I am not sure if Wolf's Rain counts but I cried when everyone died.


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Some movie makes me cry, like Eight Below... :cry: cry.gif

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