Sad moment?

Margenta · Sad moment?

Everyone have their own sad moment. I have when Collins in RENT says that this is the end for their own little family. Crying or Very sad

But I don't think any of you cryed when Frankie died in Rocky Horror Show. It was just funny , or? Mr. Green

what_the_heck013

For me, it's that one line in Carousel:
"But is it possible, Mother, for someone to hit you hard like that - real loud and hard, and it not hurt you at all?"

and then when Billy and Julie sing the "If I Loved You" reprise. I am crying so hard EVERY time!

TR_Wolf

Eponine's Death in Les Mis.

Eponine: "And rain... will make the flowers... ...."

Marius: "...grow".

rcs

The bit in South Pacific where Bloody Mary comes to Nellie with Liat and askes "Where is Lootellan Cable?", after we've just heard that Cable's been killed.

santtu

For me the saddest moment is the ending of THE KING AND I. The king's son, Chulalongkorn (sp?) starts to inform the court how to bow to the king in a western way instead of getting on their hands and knees. He keeps on talking as the gorgeous "Something Wonderful" crecendos and drowns his voice. At the same time, in the background, without anyone noticing, the King dies. Anna turns to glance at him and sees he's not moving. She walks over to him and takes his hand, realizes he has passed away, and slowly sinks to her knees to honor her friend one last time, by lowering her head so that the King's head is higher than hers. And to this scene, with "Something Wonderful" reaching its end, the curtain falls.

I have never cried as much in the theatre as I did when I saw this revival! And I still cry everytime I watch the movie...

bean_C4U

Not WHile I'm Around in Sweeney Todd

Salome

Artur's final speech in CAMELOT
Herbie leaving Rose in Gypsy..

pennypingleton1994

I always get choked up at the end of "Hair."

Margenta	Sad moment? Everyone have their own sad moment. I have when Collins in RENT says that this is the end for their own little family. But I don't think any of you cryed when Frankie died in Rocky Horror Show. It was just funny , or?
what_the_heck013	For me, it's that one line in Carousel: "But is it possible, Mother, for someone to hit you hard like that - real loud and hard, and it not hurt you at all?" and then when Billy and Julie sing the "If I Loved You" reprise. I am crying so hard EVERY time!
TR_Wolf	Eponine's Death in Les Mis. Eponine: "And rain... will make the flowers... ...." Marius: "...grow".
rcs	The bit in South Pacific where Bloody Mary comes to Nellie with Liat and askes "Where is Lootellan Cable?", after we've just heard that Cable's been killed.
santtu	For me the saddest moment is the ending of THE KING AND I. The king's son, Chulalongkorn (sp?) starts to inform the court how to bow to the king in a western way instead of getting on their hands and knees. He keeps on talking as the gorgeous "Something Wonderful" crecendos and drowns his voice. At the same time, in the background, without anyone noticing, the King dies. Anna turns to glance at him and sees he's not moving. She walks over to him and takes his hand, realizes he has passed away, and slowly sinks to her knees to honor her friend one last time, by lowering her head so that the King's head is higher than hers. And to this scene, with "Something Wonderful" reaching its end, the curtain falls. I have never cried as much in the theatre as I did when I saw this revival! And I still cry everytime I watch the movie...
bean_C4U	Not WHile I'm Around in Sweeney Todd
Salome	Artur's final speech in CAMELOT Herbie leaving Rose in Gypsy..
pennypingleton1994	I always get choked up at the end of "Hair."

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Sad moment?