I used to watch this movie when I was little and I saw it the other night and I couldn't help crying. I'm 17 and I rarely cry at a movie, but when the old lady left the fox in the forrest, it was so saddd. Anyone feel the same way ??
shareI just watched it not even an hour ago and cried my eyes out, and I'm also 17. It's such a sad movie that I wonder how I didn't cry when I was a little kid!
Harry Potter, POTC, Johnny Depp, Supernatural, OC, JD Salinger, Doo Wop, Pink Floyd, Jon Heder <3
I swear, that's one of the saddest movie scenes EVER (cartoon or non-cartoon!).
shareI thought that part when Widow Tweed gave up Tod was the saddest part of the movie too!
"Tsuppari is my former name."
I saw this movie a couple of months ago, and I thought that part was so sad, I kept waiting for the woman to turn around and go and get him, but she didn't and I was crying too, and I'm 25.
"As my mother always said, no man who never did nothing never made any mistakes." - Frank Spencer.
I'm 24 and I always cry when I see this movie.
shareHell, If I hear the title of the song at that part (Goodbye may seem forever) I start welling up...I'm 21 but I don't think it matters how old you are.
share[deleted]
I remember when my mother left me in primary/kinderkarten school. It was the first time I had left her side after a long time. Hell, I don't remember reacting the same when she left me in nursery. I had some distinct memories then.
I just remembered very distinctly how I cried my heart out, but she would poke her head at the door with the glass panes and I would stop crying until she disappeared again.
Eventually I would stop crying when the teacher would hold me in her arms in a cuddle. But yep that's probably how I felt when I watched this scene. One of the worst things that could happen to a young child is when the only world they've ever known disappears from their grasp.
Also remembered the going into the girls loos when I had grown up a little and throwing toilet paper all over the place. Didn't know why that flashed back or why I recalled that. But hey, I did a lot of weird things when I was a kid. Like eating newspaper from the ground. Don't know why I would ever do that.
ok,i'm 13 i cried as hard as i could like never before!!!!!!i watched it less than an hour ago at disney channel.
GOTCHA!Can't believe you looked!!
[deleted]
That part in the movie makes me cry EVERYTIME I watch it, and I am almost 18.
I used to bawl when I would watch it when I was little too.
I cry the hardest out of all of you. I'm 22
Sweet Jeepers...
The poem told by Tweed (wonderful performance by Jeanette Nolan, it's hard to believe this is the same woman who scared me out in "Psycho" as the deceased Mrs Bates's voice with her creepy "she wouldn't harm a fly" speech at the end) is what really made cry because her delivery was spot-on. It just felt so real, so honest and heartfelt. I'm beginning to think voice actors should be considered for Oscars too...
shareIm 18 years old, and I cry likea baby every time I see this movie :/
shareSame Here I Just Watched It This Morning And Im 20
And I've Got A Girlfriend Punch That Out Of Me Bitches
Dudley - Wild Hogs
Is that something to be proud of?
shareit's so weird I really thought i was the only one who cried at that part when the lady gave away todd. I am 17 and i havent seen this movie in about 6 years and i just remember that part and i always cried. i am also 17.
shareNo, you're not alone. I always thought I was alone though. I'm almost 27 and I STILL cry EVERY time I see it. I think I managed to hold back my tears like once or twice since the first time I saw it (when I was 12).
shareI cry every single time. I'm 20 and it still gets me every time!
Abraham Lincoln- If you are a racist, I will attack you with the north.
[deleted]
I always cry at the end of this movie. It's so moving!
When Life Gives You Crayons, Colour Your World
well im 21 and always cry at that bit...my boyfriend thinks im daft, its only a cartoon blah blah...but its more than that...its so sweet and so sad...
apparently theres a second film too but not seen that one...
*Every time you call me a girls name i die a little inside*
Just THINKING about that scene makes me want to cry...
shareevery time I see that part, I cry so hard! two years ago, I downloaded that song onto my iPod after my cat died, and whenever I listened to it, it brought back memories of all those good times my family had with our cat.
And I will get him back even as he gloats. In the meantime I'll practice on less honorable throats!