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 ??
shareLast time I watched it I cried three times. When Copper left for the huntingtrip, when Widow Tweed left Tod, and in the end. Just thinking about it makes me tear.
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First world problem. I cry when I've got nothing to eat.
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Victims, aren't we all?
Dude if you cried at that part in the movie don't even bother reading the waaayyyy more depressing book this movie was based on. Nothing good happens to any of the characters throughout the whole book.
shareDoes anyone else cry when Copper stands in front of Tod and doesn't let Amos shoot him? Ugh, every time!
shareI'm 24, and without fail I will cry at the scene in the woods. Not just crying though, like sobbing gross. It's unpleasant. In fact, a new record: I was browsing Netflix and considered watching it but when I thought back to the scene I started crying just thinking about it! Not good, which is a shame because I really like the movie as a whole. And I won't even go near the book that it's based on... Yikes!
shareOMG I cried as well, I didnt cry until the train hit the grey dog Chief, and then I cried when the fox got left behind and a couple of other times as well.
share"Does anyone else cry when Copper stands in front of Tod and doesn't let Amos shoot him? Ugh, every time!"
This is the part that really got to me and I cried. I'm 30.
but when the old lady left the fox in the forrest, it was so saddd. Anyone feel the same way ??lol .. I'm 40 years old and still cry at that part when I watch this. Always have and probably always will ...
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