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Ever watched a scene in horror movie that got you teary eyed whether it's a sad, heartwarming or even both? What tearjerking moments do you remember?
I remember one moment from the movie Ghost Ship when the main character Epps has stopped the Ferryman and blown up the ship, the ghosts that were trapped on the ship are finally free to go to Heaven and she sees the ghost of the girl Katie smile as she disappears. The music in that whole scene is so beautiful especially when we see the ghosts swirling round the ship as it sinks. I can't help but shed a few tears as it is so touching seeing these trapped souls finally free to go to Heaven. |
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"Ever watched a scene in horror movie that got you teary eyed whether it's a sad, heartwarming or even both? What tearjerking moments do you remember?
I remember one moment from the movie Ghost Ship when the main character Epps has stopped the Ferryman and blown up the ship, the ghosts that were trapped on the ship are finally free to go to Heaven and she sees the ghost of the girl Katie smile as she disappears. The music in that whole scene is so beautiful especially when we see the ghosts swirling round the ship as it sinks. I can't help but shed a few tears as it is so touching seeing these trapped souls finally free to go to Heaven."
The end of 30 days of night where Eben and Stella watch the sun rise.... |
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"Not sure if its horror but I cried at human centipede. The poor girl just stuck at the end 
You got to the end? 
Kudos to you. "
It was a piece of film art! |
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By *al kalMan
over a year ago
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"Not sure if its horror but I cried at human centipede. The poor girl just stuck at the end
You got to the end?
Kudos to you.
It was a piece of film art! "
It is most deffo horror. Some might appreciate the artistic edge.
However it was creepy (crawly) stuff…. |
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"Not sure if its horror but I cried at human centipede. The poor girl just stuck at the end
The end of the film, or end of the centipede? "
At the end of the film, she was in the middle of the centipede. So sad |
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I'm not sure you would describe the crow as horror but I have it in my top 3 most romantic movies of all time, I'm crying buckets by the end.
Theres a story in tales from the darkside the movie that I find extremely touching and sad, gets me every time I watch it |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"If I’m crying at a horror movie, the director hasn’t done his/her job correctly.
I disagree in some cases it shows they've done a spectacular job, but I do cry at movies very easily "
I sort of agree. The thing is, horror movies barely have a plot (especially more modern). There is almost no room to have meaningful character development to make you feel for the characters. Some exceptions of course, Carrie being a huge one. But overall it's about the horror nor the emotional drive. |
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"If I’m crying at a horror movie, the director hasn’t done his/her job correctly.
I disagree in some cases it shows they've done a spectacular job, but I do cry at movies very easily I sort of agree. The thing is, horror movies barely have a plot (especially more modern). There is almost no room to have meaningful character development to make you feel for the characters. Some exceptions of course, Carrie being a huge one. But overall it's about the horror nor the emotional drive. "
Carrie is indeed a good horror movie and I'm sure people have shed tears for the main character Carrie as you can't help but feel sorry for her with all the crap she goes through in the movie. |
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Just remembered another tearjerking moment from Shaun of the Dead when Shaun's mum and stepdad die before becoming zombies. I liked that his stepdad makes peace with him before he dies but it's still heartbreaking seeing Shaun cry for him and his mum. |
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"Not sure if its horror but I cried at human centipede. The poor girl just stuck at the end
You got to the end?
Kudos to you.
It was a piece of film art!
It is most deffo horror. Some might appreciate the artistic edge.
However it was creepy (crawly) stuff…."
I found it so disturbing, not scary just really fucked up  |
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I’m a total horror fan, not found one too gorey or too scary yet. I do wish they would stop using animals in them thou. That’s the only thing that gets me.
Watched aftermath on Netflix recently, good film with lots of twists but the bloody dog dies I’d rather see humans cut up than a poor animal die. |
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"If I’m crying at a horror movie, the director hasn’t done his/her job correctly.
End of ‘the Mist.’ The re-make. That was close. 
It certainly is an emotional scene at the end of The Mist."
M haha. You know the one. I still bring this up with my therapist  |
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