What is one of the most stirring moments in film you have ever seen?

Or maybe i cried because Jesus died, i guess as a young boy, i didn't want Jesus to die (He was supposed to be the *super hero*..)

[wwjd_kilden]

I have to agree with genipher on the last sceene of homeward bound, makes me cry every time.

also, this one gives me the chills: The little girl in the red dress in Schindler's List

[GreenNnice]

Originally Posted by AsifinPassing

Hachi. Based from the true story of an Akita named Hachiko.

This is possibly the single greatest dog/loyalty movie/story in existence, and it touched me because if a dog can be that loving and loyal...how much more could a person be if they only kept trying. (assuming they tried to start with...)

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I'll have to see that one, AsIf, but, c'mon now, don't tell me there can be a more loyal follower than Hooch. Such a pooch, that Hooch. Loved that flick , as I already said in an earlier post, but will try to find that Hachi flick but I can doggone just about double-dog daré guarantee right now it won't emotionally hit me me like that big óle potlicker with slobber adrool all the time.

[GreenNnice]

Originally Posted by wwjd_kilden

I have to agree with genipher on the last sceene of homeward bound, makes me cry every time.

also, this one gives me the chills: The little girl in the red dress in Schindler's List

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You mention Homeward Bound, I remember seeing it but I think even better (even more stirring) is an earlier-made flick called The Incredible Journey.
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And, man, I mean, woman, sorry, there wrong flavoring word, tecnically speaking, but, man, girl, you are closest in total posts, I see, to the queen of ALL posters (I know), being one lovely nice smart, posting gal, christian_college_girl, a.k.a., by me, anyway, as 'CCG'
.she has like 35,000 . Got you beat there, but rep rank speaking, you, girl, go to the head of the class. Wowdoozyos! What a #!! Can I shake your hand, lady, hope you don't mind shaking a green hand ?

[luv]

Originally Posted by Descyple

In Shrek Part 1, when Gingy the Gingerbread Man had his legs removed by the evil Lord Farquaad, and Farquaad threatens to remove Gingy's gumdrop buttons, and Gingy shrieks out in horror and despair.

I think we all shed a tear that day!!!

Here is the link to the emotionally unsettling scene (warning; not for the faint of heart)

Shrek Moments - "Interrogating Gingy" - YouTube

I have to admit that I got a little chocked up at that scene, but I drank some milk and the gingerbread cookie I was eating made it safely to my tummy!

[Jullianna]

Asif, I totally forgot about HACHI! *cries just thinking about it*

[GreenNnice]

Originally Posted by AsifinPassing

Hachi. Based from the true story of an Akita named Hachiko.

This is possibly the single greatest dog/loyalty movie/story in existence, and it touched me because if a dog can be that loving and loyal...how much more could a person be if they only kept trying. (assuming they tried to start with...)

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That last part is quité interesting , provocative, poignant, perplexing, even mind-numbing intetesting, AsIf. A dog can be loyal, but human capacity for loyalty is a much greater capacity, just like an animal is loving unconditionally in its capacity, but not even close to human beings capacity to love. Hmmm, yeah, good.

Very well said thought once again, AsIf, buddy óle pal

[wwjd_kilden]

Originally Posted by GreenNnice

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You mention Homeward Bound, I remember seeing it but I think even better (even more stirring) is an earlier-made flick called The Incredible Journey.
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And, man, I mean, woman, sorry, there wrong flavoring word, tecnically speaking, but, man, girl, you are closest in total posts, I see, to the queen of ALL posters (I know), being one lovely nice smart, posting gal, christian_college_girl, a.k.a., by me, anyway, as 'CCG'
.she has like 35,000 . Got you beat there, but rep rank speaking, you, girl, go to the head of the class. Wowdoozyos! What a #!! Can I shake your hand, lady, hope you don't mind shaking a green hand ?

You are right, it was The incredible journey that was best, I am just used to silly Norwegian translations of movies.

- LOL, thank you. *Holds out hand* Nice to meet you

and CCG is a close friend of mine It was she who got me addicted in the first place I think