This Movie makes me cry
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avunbhai — 19 years ago(August 16, 2006 11:39 PM)
Brilliant movie, and it made me misty eyed lots of times, the scene where the cub tore the rope and slept with bear skin was also very poignant.
We humans, as the greatest animal on this earth, have a duty to protect the nature and wild lives, but we've been failing miserably -
slayingsavagegiants — 19 years ago(October 09, 2006 08:54 PM)
Was I the only one that cried when all the dogs got attacked? That part got it for me, I just didn't feel it for the bear(I think this is the right movie)
Was I born a cute, vindictive little bitch? Or did society make me that way? -
msval — 19 years ago(March 19, 2007 11:09 PM)
I was 30 when I first saw this film. My boyfriend and I watched it in my apt. on cable and you would have thought we were in a movie theatre, because we clapped at the end of this film. It delivered a powerful message to hunters. Masterful!!! Wonderful!!!
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pacman941 — 18 years ago(June 23, 2007 12:18 AM)
Ah it is nice to see that I am not the only one who cried when I watch this movie. Yeah I remember the first time I saw this when I was 4 and balling my eyes out. I watched it tonight (6-22)since then and I still I cried. I am 20 now and a guy!
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bonjovibmw — 18 years ago(June 27, 2007 03:49 PM)
I'm 27 and this was the first movie I cried atI still get tears in my eyes when I see it now But the part that gets me the most, is when the hunters finally are nice to the cubgives him milk and stuffso touching!
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Spectre80 — 18 years ago(July 23, 2007 11:19 PM)
I see that I am not the only one who feels the same way about this movie. I only ever saw the movie once, when I was about 6 years old, and I remember the whole time that I felt incredibly sorry for the little bear cub. There are two parts that I especially remember, the first being were when the mother bear was killed in the rock slide and the cub is squealling and crying out as he tries to pull away the rocks (such as I remember it). The second was where the cougar starts clawing at the cub at the end and all he can do is bawl at it. I remember I was about to cry just before the camera panned around and the massive male bear was there, roaring. Of all the movies I've seen (and they are many), I have never been so glad/relieved at the end of a film. One could finally release their breath.
Like another poster, I refuse to watch the movie again, as the emotional torrent it released in me as a 6 year old boy has stuck with me to my current age of 21. Too heavy to be entertainment for me.
The Bear not just a film, it is an experience that one remembers for years.
"Layeth the Smacketh Down!!" -
waterboy995 — 18 years ago(December 13, 2007 10:54 PM)
what about the part when the one hunter's life is spared by the bear and he still has the automatic intention of getting the kill as a second chance, but as he is about to shoot him in the back, defenceless and accepting, something clicks in him and he can't do it. then when his father comes and he purposefully shoos him off until his only option left is to physically pull the gun away form his father. though there were no words spoken in that gesture, there was such a clear understanding conveyed in that scene between the father and son: "what we are doing here is wrong." gets me every time. of all the movies ive loved, respected, enjoyed and appreciated this one hits me the the hardest by far. it's the most personal film i have for myself.
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Towerroad-1 — 18 years ago(December 29, 2007 08:28 AM)
Sigh I've seen this movie so many years agoI was only 2-3 years old,and the only thing i remember almost clearly was the scene (if it was in this movie) in which the cub had creepy nightmares about frogs with sharp teeth or something along these lines
Do you know maybe if there is a dvd of this flick? -