I'm..actually crying...

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Rainbird on 14 January 2009

I feel sorry for myself for spoiling MGS2+3 so I could play MGS4...
MGS4 was totally worth it though, but I wasn't very moved by MGS3 because I knew it was coming...

That being said, I don't mind crying to a game, and if the story actually gets me pushed that far, then I think it is only fair that you give the game your sweet tears...
That being said, I try not to cry if I am with buddies...

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mibuokami on 14 January 2009

chasmatic12 said:

Signalstar said:

chasmatic12 said:
Pan's Labyrinth was the most depressing movie. I think I'm the only one who's cried for that film.

I loved that movie. I thought it was awesome but I did not cry at all.

No lump at all?

A little girl dies because she becomes so deeply enveloped in her own daydreams brought on by her solitude growing up, loses her mother, and is left to endure the torture brought on by her abusive stepfather. So sad.

I was extremely moved by this film... but for some reason it lacked the chemistry to make me cry, I was very depressed by the end but the entire story felt so 'onrailed doomed' that all i could muster was a depressed sadness at the inevitable tragedy and futile frustration and its inherit injustice.