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May 2024

I mean, do you get angry because it made you cry or marvelled? :stuck_out_tongue:

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I consider a comic or animation that made me cry to be good. It means it was powerful enough to evoke strong emotions. Rather than getting angry, I marvel at its ability to create such a deep connection and impact. :blush: Click here2

I consider it good because it captured my emotion. When others say I'm pretty numb. lol

4 months later

Whether a comic or animation that made you cry is good or bad depends on how well it was executed. If the emotional impact came from strong storytelling, relatable characters, and genuine moments, it's usually considered a good thing. Art that evokes powerful emotions, including sadness, shows its ability to connect with the audience on a deeper level. However, if the emotion feels forced or manipulative, it could detract from the experience. Ultimately, it's about how effectively the medium conveys its message and resonates with you. Click here.

I think it depends on the context! Sometimes I get a bit frustrated if I wasn't expecting to get emotional, but more often than not, I end up marveling at how powerful the story was. If a comic or animation can pull that kind of reaction from me, it usually means it was pretty impactful! :sweat_smile:

I would consider it good because it could make me emotionally attached with a fictional character.

I guess it depends on why it made me cry? But if it's impactful enough to tug at my heartstrings like that, I'd say they're doing something right. I don't cry much at films/books so it's gotta be something really special. :thinking:

The movie Wolfwalkers.
It also ended up scaring me out of my wits during the climax, and it's not even a horror movie

I totally get what you're saying! It takes something truly moving to get that kind of emotional response. When a story resonates on such a deep level, it's a testament to how powerful storytelling can be. It’s rare to find something that can evoke that, but when it happens, it really sticks with you! Learn More!

1 month later

My husband does not like stories which are sad, because he expects to have fun during watching a movie/animation. I can understand it because sometimes I feel the same, but mostly I prefer more complex stories. I like sad endings too, because these kind of stories have a greater impact on me. Some of them stays with me. And this is what we creative minds want, isn't it? To create something what has an impact, stays with someone.