I dig this topic:p. Yes I have had that feeling many times, mostly in many anime series'. Fullmetal Alchemist, s-cry-ed, and cowboy bebop did it to me so many times that I felt like i had died along with the character. as far as books go, the only ones that I had read was something like H.P.lovecraft, which the whole thing was a horror story and it made you spin around untill you almost puked. Simpsons wise, mostly stories like FLWS, and LF made it happen too, but I know that anyone that read those felt it too (it was impossible not to feel it). if I think of anything else that I have watched or whatever, i will post again here.

Hm, well I'm sure I could name some much better ones than this, but since it's the only one coming to mind at the moment...

Last Friday I saw The Mist. Naturally, being a fan of Stephen King and having read the story, I went to see the movie in hopes that it would do the story some justice. While I can't say that I sat there at times and said "NO WAY!", there were parts of such blatant and immediate violence that surprised me. Moments when someone had their leg very abruptly torn off, leaving them a screaming wreck just gushing blood, and other times, though I'm sure you know what I mean. Parts like this just left me sitting there thinking, simply, "Oh, fuck".

For those of you who are curious, the movie promised to be a wonderful adaptation of the short story, and would have gone down as a great movie in my book... if not for the ending. I mean, they made it through the whole movie following the story perfectly, and then they had to change the ending in such a way that it made the whole film into the most horrifically depressing movie I have ever had the displeasure of viewing. If they had simply left the ending the way it was in the story (which was very open-ended, I like that in books/movies), it would have been a terrific movie.

Don't take my word for it though. Go see it.

Well Rizzy, off the top of my head, and since you've finished to watch the series recently, i'd say the end of the Death Note episode 7 called "Clouded Sky". Never have i witnessed such intense moment in anime...   Light is such an awesome character.

And a bettore "NO WAY" moment was the end of the anime itself, with the realization of the loss. Wonderful, wonderful. i'll rewatch it.

Well for me Fullmetal Alchemist episodes 50 "Death", and 51 "Laws and Promises" made me hit the floor. When Ed died and was slowly fading to the other side of the gate, you could just feel the world turn white all around you, like you yourself were dying.

I'll add some spoiler tags since some people are working on the series, they can read it at their own risk.
And Death Note episodes 25 "Silence" and the last one, 37 "New World" were by far intense death scenes. I think Light's whole changing the world for the better thing went to his head, and totally made him lose it. Which kinda made me laugh and ask if someone can really be that nuts? (That crazy look I think I've seen before. )

But as afar as movies go, I's day when the plane went down in the movie We Are Marshall, was absolutely heart-wrenching, because nobody out of the (I think it was 75?) people made it out alive. And what makes it even more sad is that it was based on a true story.

And I agree with Laguna, the Starfox series is one that can never get boring and always makes you ask questions. I just hope another Starfox game comes out soon, I would love answered questions.

I've heard about that actually, but I forgot. Thanks for the reminder!
 Hm, maybe it will be on my list.
I should take some time to look at a couple of reveiws, I don't want to spend 20+ bucks on a game that isn't very good again.
I was also hoping for a new one for say GameCube, though they don't release any new games specifically for it anymore I don't think. Or maybe the Wii where you would be able to use the classic controller. That way, Nintendo would still be able to sell it with it's name intact.

Dagdamor
Ahh yes, I've seen The Illusionist and agree, it's quite a good film. The conclusion I thought left you with quite a good feeling And Paul Giamatti is one of my favorite actors.

Haven't seen The Prestige yet, though I want to.

Dagdamor
Hmmm... I don't know how to feel about this line... so I'm just not going to touch it.

I've always been curious about it, everyone says it's got a real twist, and plus David Bowie's in it.

SpringfieldHorror
That's interesting, I just finished watching Edward Scissorhands yesterday. I agree, it's a great movie, I hadn't seen it in a couple of years and felt like renting it again.