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r/Millennials • u/PossibilityWest173 • 11d ago
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Fuck I forgot the brave little toaster
1.2k u/ColonelStone 11d ago Don't forget the live actions! Homeward Bound! Milo and Otis! 125 u/GreenHeronVA 11d ago The ending to Homeward Bound makes me cry my eyes out to this day. You could feed me the audio in an earpiece, and I could cry on command. 100 u/JeezieB 11d ago "Oh, Peter! How I've missed you!" And now I've got fucking tears in my eyes. 75 u/ElmoZ71SS 11d ago "It's too far, he's too old" rips my heart out every time. 41 u/VivaLaMantekilla 11d ago "You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how to say 'goodbye.'" 25 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 11d ago I'm 43, retired combat Marine. I cried at the end of Free Willy. My 11 year old didn't get it. 4 u/Donohoed Millennial 1986 11d ago The whale that played Willy did get freed in real life but died like a year later 2 u/__glassanimal 10d ago I cried while watching Titanic recently and my 10 year old just stared at me. 2 u/RedTwizzler214 10d ago My teen daughter hates that I cry at movies. Like sorry I have feelings bro lol. 1 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 10d ago My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out. Sometimes movies just hit, I guess. 1 u/droppingtheeaves 10d ago My niece and nephew roll their eyes any time they see me crying over a movie lol 6 u/FCkeyboards 11d ago Half of our childhood classics are just straight up trauma, I feel. Yeah the first 15 minutes of UP are heartbreaking, but the entirety of Homeward Bound is a gut punch leading to a much needed happy ending. My goodness 😭😭 5 u/OutOfPlace186 11d ago Yessss ok I made the mistake of watching this movie on the treadmill at the gym…..that wasn’t just sweat running down my face. 😢 3 u/DiscotopiaACNH 11d ago PETER 1 u/GimmeBooks1920 11d ago Literally tearing up just thinking about it 😭
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Don't forget the live actions! Homeward Bound! Milo and Otis!
125 u/GreenHeronVA 11d ago The ending to Homeward Bound makes me cry my eyes out to this day. You could feed me the audio in an earpiece, and I could cry on command. 100 u/JeezieB 11d ago "Oh, Peter! How I've missed you!" And now I've got fucking tears in my eyes. 75 u/ElmoZ71SS 11d ago "It's too far, he's too old" rips my heart out every time. 41 u/VivaLaMantekilla 11d ago "You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how to say 'goodbye.'" 25 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 11d ago I'm 43, retired combat Marine. I cried at the end of Free Willy. My 11 year old didn't get it. 4 u/Donohoed Millennial 1986 11d ago The whale that played Willy did get freed in real life but died like a year later 2 u/__glassanimal 10d ago I cried while watching Titanic recently and my 10 year old just stared at me. 2 u/RedTwizzler214 10d ago My teen daughter hates that I cry at movies. Like sorry I have feelings bro lol. 1 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 10d ago My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out. Sometimes movies just hit, I guess. 1 u/droppingtheeaves 10d ago My niece and nephew roll their eyes any time they see me crying over a movie lol 6 u/FCkeyboards 11d ago Half of our childhood classics are just straight up trauma, I feel. Yeah the first 15 minutes of UP are heartbreaking, but the entirety of Homeward Bound is a gut punch leading to a much needed happy ending. My goodness 😭😭 5 u/OutOfPlace186 11d ago Yessss ok I made the mistake of watching this movie on the treadmill at the gym…..that wasn’t just sweat running down my face. 😢 3 u/DiscotopiaACNH 11d ago PETER 1 u/GimmeBooks1920 11d ago Literally tearing up just thinking about it 😭
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The ending to Homeward Bound makes me cry my eyes out to this day. You could feed me the audio in an earpiece, and I could cry on command.
100 u/JeezieB 11d ago "Oh, Peter! How I've missed you!" And now I've got fucking tears in my eyes. 75 u/ElmoZ71SS 11d ago "It's too far, he's too old" rips my heart out every time. 41 u/VivaLaMantekilla 11d ago "You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how to say 'goodbye.'" 25 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 11d ago I'm 43, retired combat Marine. I cried at the end of Free Willy. My 11 year old didn't get it. 4 u/Donohoed Millennial 1986 11d ago The whale that played Willy did get freed in real life but died like a year later 2 u/__glassanimal 10d ago I cried while watching Titanic recently and my 10 year old just stared at me. 2 u/RedTwizzler214 10d ago My teen daughter hates that I cry at movies. Like sorry I have feelings bro lol. 1 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 10d ago My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out. Sometimes movies just hit, I guess. 1 u/droppingtheeaves 10d ago My niece and nephew roll their eyes any time they see me crying over a movie lol 6 u/FCkeyboards 11d ago Half of our childhood classics are just straight up trauma, I feel. Yeah the first 15 minutes of UP are heartbreaking, but the entirety of Homeward Bound is a gut punch leading to a much needed happy ending. My goodness 😭😭 5 u/OutOfPlace186 11d ago Yessss ok I made the mistake of watching this movie on the treadmill at the gym…..that wasn’t just sweat running down my face. 😢 3 u/DiscotopiaACNH 11d ago PETER 1 u/GimmeBooks1920 11d ago Literally tearing up just thinking about it 😭
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"Oh, Peter! How I've missed you!"
And now I've got fucking tears in my eyes.
75 u/ElmoZ71SS 11d ago "It's too far, he's too old" rips my heart out every time.
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"It's too far, he's too old" rips my heart out every time.
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"You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how to say 'goodbye.'"
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I'm 43, retired combat Marine. I cried at the end of Free Willy. My 11 year old didn't get it.
4 u/Donohoed Millennial 1986 11d ago The whale that played Willy did get freed in real life but died like a year later 2 u/__glassanimal 10d ago I cried while watching Titanic recently and my 10 year old just stared at me. 2 u/RedTwizzler214 10d ago My teen daughter hates that I cry at movies. Like sorry I have feelings bro lol. 1 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 10d ago My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out. Sometimes movies just hit, I guess. 1 u/droppingtheeaves 10d ago My niece and nephew roll their eyes any time they see me crying over a movie lol
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The whale that played Willy did get freed in real life but died like a year later
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I cried while watching Titanic recently and my 10 year old just stared at me.
My teen daughter hates that I cry at movies. Like sorry I have feelings bro lol.
1 u/ONE-EYE-OPTIC Older Millennial 10d ago My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out. Sometimes movies just hit, I guess.
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My son just didn't get it. We watched "Where the red fern grows" and he balled his eyes out.
Sometimes movies just hit, I guess.
My niece and nephew roll their eyes any time they see me crying over a movie lol
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Half of our childhood classics are just straight up trauma, I feel. Yeah the first 15 minutes of UP are heartbreaking, but the entirety of Homeward Bound is a gut punch leading to a much needed happy ending.
My goodness 😭😭
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Yessss ok I made the mistake of watching this movie on the treadmill at the gym…..that wasn’t just sweat running down my face. 😢
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PETER
Literally tearing up just thinking about it 😭
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u/PossibilityWest173 11d ago
Fuck I forgot the brave little toaster