Psh. You guys are all a bunch of pan-
 

 
 
…I…got something in my eye… its just raining… indoors.

That was damn depressing, professor.  
Especially when it was followed up with “In honor of Mako.”

@Feral
 
Iroh was really good at pulling on heart strings. Remember when he sang the little soldier boy song?

I’ve never cried at anything in a film, felt sad, yes, but never cried.
 
…Then other times I’m chanting “Die Die Die” because I want the main character to just suffer, especially if they’re likeable.

I cried when Tom Hanks lost his volleyball in Cast Away.  
I also teared up a bit when Iroh and Zuko reunited in Ba Sing Se, but that was happy.

I found that Leafie was even more tear-jerking than Lion King, all the feels…
 

^which is irony because kids of today are more unsensible to death scenes

Kids movies nowadays are terrified of featuring any death whatsoever.
 
Sad

The old bastard got what he needed.  
LONG LIVE SCAR  
LOVE LIVE THE KING

Yeah, I was never particularly moved by Mufasa’s death as a kid. Disney is good at traumatizing children in general though.

Jpeso, she is doing what simba did or she is trying not to have a break down…

i can’t remember what i felt in this scene the first time i saw it, i do remember the shout out scene of it in “Pinkie and The Brain”, that was a sad…

AJ, what the hell are you doing with Twilight’s ear?

^You have no soul then

Remember kids it’s the circle of life.

Stop tearing open old wounds!
 
Mufasa, nooooooo!

yeah, it wasn’t that bad! you want a real serious tearjerker? make them watch the ending of “A.I.: Artificial Intelligence”.

oh jeez, brutal

Oh come on; it wasn’t that sad. Even as a kid, I never cried to this part.
 
The Lord of the Rings films on the other hand…