The moment you say that one set of moral ideas can be better than another, you are, in fact, measuring them both by a standard, saying that one of them conforms to that standard more nearly than the other. C. S. Lewis
wolf of Wallstreet made me cry...that's how funny it was. I was NOT expecting a comedy, it being a scorsezi flick and all our prayers going.
"Often, the best way to improve is swallowing your ego and realizing you're a terrible writer in all aspects of writing, then working to improve it." -R.U.
Game of Thrones...once you get attached to a character they die and you get upset...
"Often, the best way to improve is swallowing your ego and realizing you're a terrible writer in all aspects of writing, then working to improve it." -R.U.
Les Miserables (2012) is the movie that makes me cry the most, even though it has a happy (?) ending. I cry the most when I hear Fantine singing "I Dreamed a Dream" because of the circumstances she's in. I'm tearing up just thinking about it.
Transcendence also made me cry a lot (you know, the new one, with Johnny Depp and Morgan Freeman).
Everything else has basically already been mentioned. (Except Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.)
"So many poems growing outta them they're practically a poet-tree" — Gringoamericano
Southpark: Unrated, Longer, Uncut the movie. Real tearjerker.
"Often, the best way to improve is swallowing your ego and realizing you're a terrible writer in all aspects of writing, then working to improve it." -R.U.
Forget ragebaiting. What about happybaiting. Purposely mentioning things that my friends like to make them happy and joyous. What about that, huh — GengarTheGhost
