1. The movie literally says the plane sequence is only one hour via a title card.
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Been going to the gym for a very long time now (probably consistently 3-5 times per week since 9th grade). Rugby in college, now I have a 9-5 but am getting NASM certified.
I see you. Spandex. Spiderman. I see you there. What are you doing?
Those who want to blame every single black person who has ever been shot by police for their own death have finally…
I was about the same age when I saw it, and even as an adult try to avoid watching so as to avoid a complete breakdown.
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Oh god, Bing Bong. Pretty much anytime an animal/nonhuman does something selfless, I’m gonna be a mess. For example:
Dude, the campfire scene in Glory is so damn beautiful.
People hate on Rudy, and it is really corny...but, goddamn, that scene when his father realizes they’re chanting his son’s name...
“Glory.”All that humming and shit prior to meeting their maker.
That headline...yikes.
Burneko out here in the comments defending sentimentality is why Burneko is my dude.
The better question for me is which movie doesn’t make me cry. I am completely incapable of not crying at any sappy scene whatsoever. There are so many movies I refuse to watch just because I don’t want to end up crying. Moonlight? No chance. Manchester by the Sea? Nope. King Kong (any version)? GTFO.
My all-time most embarrassing Child Of Divorce moment is when I completely melted down during a showing of Field of Dreams at the summer camp my brother and I got sent to the summer after my parents split up.
I’m still kind of ashamed, so I won’t say it. But I will leave this here:
That’s not dumb! Anyone who is not moved to tears at least one time in that movie is a friggin’ robot. They should administer it like the Voight-Kampff test in Blade Runner.
I was REALLY close during the Ravager funeral. If they’d hung in that moment for an extra two minutes I might’ve tipped over.
The movie Arrival has several tearjerking moments made to get the audience weepy, and they work quite well, but I also choked up multiple times while watching it just due to ... I don’t even know how to describe it. The way the cinematography, acting, and plot combined to make me contemplate the universe and what a…
Getting close to the ground, its just one of those things you have to do.....when you land-Experienced Pilot
skimming the beach on their ultra-low takeoffs and landings
If I had to die, being blown to death would pretty much be at the top of my list.