Cartoon movie song that makes you cry the most?

[GreenPartyVoter]

"When she loved me" from Toy Story 2 *sobbing like a little baby*

[sui generis]

1. Charlotte's last song

in Charlotte's web

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa :cry:

[GreenPartyVoter]

3. Oh yes, that one too. *sobbing some more*

[youthere]

2. I can go the distance from Hercules.

[GreenPartyVoter]

4. HAven't seen that one yet. Will have a box of hankies handy when I do

[Shell Beau]

5. Somewhere Out There!

American Tale with Feivel the little mouse, so sad!

[GreenPartyVoter]

7. Yes, anything with sad little homeless critters in the rain does me in

[tridim]

6. "Bright eyes" from Watership Down

I was sobbing.

Does anyone remember that movie?

[GreenPartyVoter]

8. We have it but have not watched it yet. Not sure my kdis are old enough

[tridim]

9. I haven't seen it in about 20 years, but I remember it was quite violent

Good life lessons though.



Look how beautiful the artwork is in the film..

[quispquake]

15. Yeah, better for older kids...

I went to Watership Down when it came out, and some woman was in the audience with her young kids...there were two scenes that had these kids FREAKING (and not in a good way). I'd wait until the kids were at least 10 or 11.

But, probably my favorite movie adaptation from one of my favorite books as a kid...they did a great job with it...

The same people also did Richard Adams "The Plague Dogs" as an animated film...truly the most DEPRESSING animated film I've ever seen (two dogs escape from a lab where horrible experimentation was being done, and the lab tells the public the dogs have the plague so that people don't find out what they've been doing). I cried like a baby at the end...

[Hissyspit]

43. That was what I was gonna put. Huge hit in Europe. Flopped in U.S.

Both the song and the movie, if I recall.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

10. "For da Shorties" by Sir Loin

ATHF fans know what's up.

[frylock]

14. mayonnaise sittin' out for a couple a days..

That there is a song with a message. And that message is that you need to think about the starving people that gotta eat sand to survive. Sand ain't got no nutrients. I know, cause I eat it constantly. I got zero energy, I cough all the time, my diet's bad and... zzz.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

17. I think I got some crabs here too

I don't know if they're Alaskan King or not, but they feel huge.

[frylock]

18. i think i got some uh, oysters over here..

They were, uh, farmed raised. In my throat. With cheese.

[CatWoman]

21. bwahahahahahaha

DO IT FOR THE SHORTIES!!!

[jobycom]

11. Reflections, from Mulan

That whole movie is one of Disney's best. It single handedly made me stop hating them.

[alittlelark]

35. That's mine too - hands down

[Rowdyboy]

12. "You'll be in my heart" from "Tarzan"

Gets me every time! It reminds me of my mom.

[jobycom]

20. That's a good song. nt

[TNDemo]

13. Baby Mine from Dumbo.

Waaah.

[ReadTomPaine]

23. This one's responsible for a lot of toddler trauma over the years! n/t

[TNDemo]

27. Toddler trauma?

Huh?

[ReadTomPaine]

44. Yes - there are many stories of kids so upset after seeing that scene..

they couldn't stop crying all evening, had to go home and couldn't see the rest of the movie, etc.. It's a sort of culturally shared phenomena for people old enough to have caught it on one of it's periodic theatrical runs.

on edit - see posts 25 & 32 :)

[catzies]

25. That's the first one I thought of, too!

And now it's an earworm and I'm sniffling...

[tedoll78]

32. Oh. my. god.

I was driving home from New Orleans to Austin, from a visit with my parents.. and leaving them after the visit was difficult on me, since I've been feeling homesick for my momma for a long time.

Anyway, just when I was beginning to feel a bit better and move-on in my mind to other things, on NPR comes "Baby Mine."

I bawled like a little baby for a good fifteen minutes from that song. It made me a friggin wreck.

God, I'm tearing-up right now.. stop it NOW, Tommy!

Good song. It can catch someone off-guard..

[last_texas_dem]

46. That's the one

That one can still get to me.

Also, Tigger's sad and reflective little song he sings in a Winnie the Pooh cartoon called "Monkey See, Monkey Do Better." I thought that one was so "deep" when I watched it as a child!

[Kikosexy2]

16. "Uncle Fucka"...

and "Blame Canada" from South Park's Bigger Longer & Uncut...that line "And that bitch Anne Murray..." well just brought tears...of laughter..

[terrya]

19. I'm not going to cry to it, but...."Someday, My Prince Will Come"

Come, that is. Arrive. This is Disney and "Snow White" we're talking about. :evilgrin:

[GreenPartyVoter]

22. Heheh

[RevCheesehead]

48. That had me sobbing when I was six.

Maybe I knew he wouldn't show up - yet. :cry:

[JohnKleeb]

24. not really a song but film the Iron Giant was moving

on many levels.

[GreenPartyVoter]

28. Haven't seen that one. What was it about?

[sakabatou]

29. Iron synopsis

Kid finds giant robot. Kid befirends said robot. Kid hides robot from feds. Kid and Robot befriend a reporter. The Kid< reporter and giant have to hide from the feds. Reporter finds out that the robot is actually a weapon. Feds find giant. Feds fire a giant. Giant retailiates with some psuedo-nuke. Army retaliats with real nuke. Robot scarfices himself to save the town.

[jobycom]

38. That film started bad, but ended very strong. You know who did the voice

of the Iron Giant?



Vin Diesel. His first big role.

"I can be anyone I want. I want to be... Superman." Yes, I'm a guy, and I choked up at that scene. Good call.

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

26. "Colors of the Wind" from "Pocahontas"

I find it very haunting.

[sakabatou]

30. Blue at the final ending of Cowboy Bebop.

[BigMcLargehuge]

31. The Happy Happy Joy Joy Song

by Stinky Whistleteats

[mzmolly]

33. The Barney Theme Song?

I hate Barney! ;)

[WindRavenX]

34. "Always With Me" from "Spirited Away"

:cry: :cry: :cry:

Waaaaaaah :cry:

[sakabatou]

37. Itsumo Nando Demo makes you cry?

Suprising.

[jobycom]

39. I've watched that film a hundred times, at least, and I don't remember

a single song from it... :shrug:

[WindRavenX]

40. The ending song

:hi:
Lyrics:
Somewhere, a voice calls, in the depths of my heart
May I always be dreaming, the dreams that move my heart

So many tears of sadness, uncountable through and through
I know on the other side of them I'll find you

Everytime we fall down to the ground we look up to the blue sky above
We wake to it's blueness, as for the first time

Though the road is long and lonely and the end far away, out of sight
I can with these two arms embrace the light

As I bid farewell my heart stops, in tenderness I feel
My silent empty body begins to listen to what is real

The wonder of living, the wonder of dying
The wind, town, and flowers, we all dance one unity

Somewhere a voice calls in the depths of my heart
keep dreaming your dreams, don't ever let them part

Why speak of all your sadness or of life's painfull woes
Instead let the same lips sing a gentle song for you

The whispering voice, we never want to forget,
in each passing memory always there to guide you

When a miror has been broken, shattered pieces scattered on the ground
Glimpses of new life, reflected all around

Window of beginning, stillness, new light of the dawn
Let my silent, empty body be filled and reborn

No need to search outside, nor sail across the sea
Cause here shining inside me, it's right here inside me

I've found a brightness, it's always with me

[norml]

36. Jean Sibelius's Valse Triste in Allegro Non Troppo

It's so sad.

[Hissyspit]

45. Always wanted to see that. Never have. n/t

[CaliforniaPeggy]

41. "Eleanor Rigby" from the Yellow Submarine.....nt

[CanuckAmok]

42. "Mob Rules" from the "Heavy Metal" movie.

It makes me cry because it's Dio, not Ozzy.

[jpgray]

47. When I was a little kid, during Disney's Robin Hood

They had sort of this weird split between Ustinov and some other Brit-dialect animals and then a bunch of Southern-fried folks like Pat Buttram, and the soundtrack was like a sixties folk protest thingy. Anyway they had a song "Not in Nottingham" that they played right after Friar Tuck got chained up and led away, and I cried.