It’s Impossible Not To Cry To... | Andrew Schulz & Akaash Singh

TL;DR

This video features a conversation about movies that evoke strong emotions, with recommendations like "Coco," "Remember the Titans," and "Invictus."

Transcript

you have to take a plunge on your ass you can't use Lube you can only use tears what movie do you watch I mean off rip is cocoa cuz then you get tears and snot everything that's Lube right then watch cocoa for the plunge against in that cocoa it's fun so you would go cocoa I'll go cocoa okay oh gosh hands if you need peers never cried that huh you ... Read More

Key Insights

• ✊ Movies have the power to evoke strong emotions, particularly when exploring themes like illness, racism, and inspiration.
• 🎥 Personal experiences and connections can influence the emotional impact of a film.
• 🎦 Supporting African cinema is important for its representation and diversity.
• 😷 Films featuring sick children often elicit an emotional response from viewers.

Questions & Answers

Q: What movies were mentioned as tearjerkers?

The hosts recommended movies like "Coco," "Remember the Titans," "Invictus," "My Girl," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "Brokeback Mountain" as movies that can evoke strong emotions.

Q: Why did the movie "Invictus" resonate with one of the hosts?

The host felt connected to "Invictus" because it portrayed themes of recognizing the greater good and inspiring people, with Morgan Freeman's performance particularly impactful.

Q: Are there any recommendations for African cinema?

The hosts mention the importance of supporting African cinema and suggest watching movies from South Africa, but express disappointment in the lack of diversity they have personally seen.

Q: What movie did Andrew cry a lot during?

Andrew mentioned crying during "The Fault in Our Stars," particularly when the character expressed concern for her parents and her own mortality.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The video discusses the power of movies to make people cry and suggests "Coco," "Remember the Titans," and "Invictus" as tearjerker movies.

• The hosts share personal experiences of crying during movies like "Brokeback Mountain" and "Invictus."

• They mention the emotional impact of films with sick children, such as "My Girl" and "The Fault in Our Stars."