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Roamin12 wrote: Books: Where the Red Fern Grows.

The axe scene in that book is hilarious.

yummines wrote:

themocaw wrote:

yummines wrote:Toradora!

I will now proceed to give anyone who has seen this warm and fuzzy feelings by saying two words:

Mou Ichidou. . . !

i HNNNNNNNG'ed hard at that part.

the ending still bothers me though.

good thing theres doujinshi to read.

You did watch to the very end of the ending credits, right?

themocaw wrote: You did watch to the very end of the ending credits, right?

only after i read a youtube comment about it.
man that ending pissed me off. until i found there was an extra scene after the credits.
dat locker. super feels power

5 centimetres per second, an animated movie about life and relationships. feels.

Guest wrote:5 centimetres per second, an animated movie about life and relationships. feels.

WARNING. This movie can leave a sensitive person depressed for a few days.

I personally cried a few times the first time I watch 'Up!'. The montage scene showing Carl and Ellie growing up, in particular, was masterfully done, especially the sudden transition to the hospital implying that they'd never be able to have children together. I was all smiles up to that point, and then suddenly, 'Oh.'

Cross your heart.

Dunno if these have been mentioned but here's the stuff that impacted me:

Film: Before Sunrise. At first glance the film sounds like one giant cliche, but the dialogue hit close to home on a hugely personal level that no other has.

Music: Rehab - It Don't Matter. A song that words (in my case) depression as best as I've ever seen it done.

Anime/Manga: Elfen Lied. The idea that there's a place, and someone, for everyone is exceedingly powerful in the series. That's what I got out of it anyway.

So I've been told that I should try to get ahold, somehow, of "1 Liter no Namida."

I read the synopsis.

On the one hand: considering my current major fanfic project, I feel like I need to read this.

On the other hand, I don't know if my body can take it.

HarvestmanMan wrote:

Roamin12 wrote: Books: Where the Red Fern Grows.

The axe scene in that book is hilarious.

Maybe it was because I the last time I read that book I was in third grade, but that part seemed a lot more serious, although looking back on it, it is kinda funny. Oh god, I'm ruining my childhood.

Usagi Drop, mohfuggaz. Goddamn, that's an anniemay you gots to see.

Seems like the kind of thing that wouldn't get made, but it did, so go watch it.

Pickman's Model wrote:Usagi Drop, mohfuggaz. Goddamn, that's an anniemay you gots to see.

Seems like the kind of thing that wouldn't get made, but it did, so go watch it.

I liked the manga up until it turned from a "cute girl and father figure" manga to a "teenage love story" manga.

Touch, Cross Game, Rough, Change 123, School Rumble, and almost anything Adachi-related or his works.
I guess I must be a pussy or something xD
Also Otaku no Musume-San , Full Metal Alchemist and Bakuman, these ones made me feel really excited since I pretty much picked them up at an early stage
Ofc I'm talking about manga, not an anime kind of guy myself.
Then there's also FFX in the gaming area.

themocaw wrote:So I've been told that I should try to get ahold, somehow, of "1 Liter no Namida."

I read the synopsis.

On the one hand: considering my current major fanfic project, I feel like I need to read this.

On the other hand, I don't know if my body can take it.

Oh my God, it's fucking Saki. I have to read this immediately.

The incinerator scene- Toy story 3
Toradora... a lot
Mother 3, Earthbound

And for some damn reason C418's " BGC418 "

themocaw wrote:I liked the manga up until it turned from a "cute girl and father figure" manga to a "teenage love story" manga.

I wish you hadn't brought up that point, friend. That's one thing I really despise the creator for doing, and I've been trying to surpress it.