Aggie telling Norman that she misses her mother had me crying.
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That got me too. Rest of the film was pretty superficial and more of a over the top B-movie, but the ending was very emotional and rang completely true! In another life Norman and Aggie could've been friends, maybe even more

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With the music in the walking to school scene almost made me shead a tear. The way the camera spins and you see how full and empty at the same time Normans life is, makes you want to cry.
I also liked how his whole "bullying" scenario wasn't overdone but more just helped add perspective to why he connected to the ghosts so well.

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It definitely was a very beautiful and poignant moment in the film.
It's rare that a family film is this poignant and sweet. This film had a very real, very serious message to it in the end. One of the family films of this generation.
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Aggie made me cry. Hard.
"I've been living on toxic waste for years, and I'm
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I cried once Norman turned around and revealed the witch just to be a little girlfor a "kids" movie this film had a sad, but touching story. I'd love my future kids to watch this.

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Me too. (sniffle)

I never tear up during animated movies but out of the four times I have watched this movie I have teared up every time during the final battle because that one scene focuses on so many different themes at the same time.

I didn't cry, but that scene between the two of them was pretty touching. From how angry she was all the way through to her finding peace. Really good little movie.
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I didn't cry, which is kinda odd 'cause I cry at everything. I think I was just tired, considering the fact that I chose ParaNorman over my usual 3 hour nap But I did find it incredibly moving. And my lip wibbled a little bit when Norman's dad said, "Hi, Mom" at the end. Maybe I'll cry next time

Norman's walk to school at the beginning gave me some feelings. It's definitely the music. Norman in general just made me really sad, he sounds so helpless! His voice actor did a fantastic job.

I used to want you dead but
Now, I only want you gone.

"I just want my mommy." 'Nuff said.

I didn't cry, but that part did make me sad and it was poignant as well.

I got a little choked up at that part too.