*Hachi: A Dog's Tale* BROKE us 😭 REACTION

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[@JorgeAlvarez-wd3qj]

This is true love, a dog does not distinguish if you are poor or if you are rich, if you give them your love they will give you their heart

[@redstarlegion7009]

Marley and Me!

[@user-mi9wg2fs8l]

俺とももちゃん❗😊

[@luisarmandoperezrojas1032]

When Hachi dreams with him is the most heartbreaking moment

[@alfredocorrales1188]

😢😢😢 es tan triste yo no puedo evitar llorar

[@Satyam2105]

Some would say his human came to get him in the end.

[@andreamedini5713]

Questo è l'amore più vero chi di noi lo conosce?

[@jcarlovitch]

He wasn't dreaming. The screenplay writer Stephen Lidsey said in an interview Hachi died and was reunited with his owner in the afterlife.

[@K.SIMON9528]

I'm Japanese. The story of "Hachi" is a true event that took place in Japan and is known as the story of "Hachiko, the Loyal Dog." It is a well-known tale among Japanese people. The statue of Hachiko at Shibuya represents this story. Note: The story of Hachiko is a famous tale of a loyal Akita dog named Hachiko who continued to wait for his deceased owner at the Shibuya Station in Tokyo every day for nearly 10 years. The story has captured the hearts of people worldwide and symbolizes loyalty and devotion. LOVE from Japan.

[@algladyou]

This made me cry a lot. The same thing as that 1 litre of tears series on every episodes.

[@arukidase]

ハチ公は青山霊園で眠っていますね。一度観に行ったことあります。小さい墓でしたが忠誠心は大きいものだったことでしょう。

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

I know and that is why it is classified as a tragic tale and one about loyalty to the very end and in the end he did see his owner again in the afterlife.

[@worst_one202]

ya mamita ya

[@aleidpalentinos1256]

Im japanese too manigga where you live at? Imma caress yo beautiful ass nohomo.

[@sketchturner88]

I lost my dog not too long ago. He was my best friend for 13 years, and it broke me not seeing him when I came home. I imagine him being this loyal because he always wanted my attention every moment of every day. He always looked at me with so much admiration in his eyes. I miss him so much

[@johnnegrete9329]

Sorry bro but the feeling always remains. My guy passed over 7 yrs ago.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

It does not matter how many times I see this movie it always makes me cry. Great heartfelt reaction to a devastating, yet beautiful movie

[@romulanwarbird6600]

This movie is a tear jerker. So many scenes where I can't stop crying.

[@godsrevolver9737]

I cry every time I even watch these reactions. I'm a Marine and I was stationed in Japan back in 2013 when I heard the story and saw the statue, and I love the story so much. I hope to have my own Hachi someday

[@adrianpeart]

If you don't shed a tear while watching this movie, I don't trust you!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Psychopath test!

[@StaticLog]

A tear? I bawled 😅 my mom saya she doesn't like animales and she was dying with me 😂

[@atastycloud]

I laughed hard

[@adrianpeart]

@@atastycloud You monster

[@karlluigi1987]

Nah, I cried while watching A Dog's Purpose, but I didn't cry for this movie..

[@cixelsyd40]

For the 80th anniversary of Hachi's passing, they put a statue of Hachi greeting the professor at the university the professor taught at.

[@user-qg8cl5lt5m]

やっと会えて良かった😂

[@dragulia_venaro]

I watch the Japanese version first, so when I watch this version, I feel kinda weird. I mean, it's a little bit weird because an American professor naming his dog with Japanese name. But I'm glad they didn't change the dog's name with western name. Anywhere you find another version, it will always Hachiko.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

No movie destroys me like this one. Not even "The Green Mile." Such perfect pure love.

[@rogeriovieira1735]

Cvh

[@zulmovies3976]

I tear a bit just by reading your comment

[@bbudimanalqodri]

I didnt cry watching Green Mile

[@adelantossg6714]

Echale un vistazo al pelicula que se llama "Un Paseo Para Recordar" y te ara llorar la historia

[@1SUPEROASIS]

La única que está a este nivel es .. el valor de una promesa..

[@user-iq1rl4gl1f]

I was crying too, a very emotional film and it's based on real events yet. No wonder they say- a dog is a man's friend❤

[@Agent-TOM]

The Hachikoh statue in front of Shibuya Station remains the most famous meeting place in Japan! People still use it as a meeting place. This is because it is the place where Hachiko has been waiting for his owner for a long time.

[@jiggy1992]

There is a bronze statue of Hachiko in Shibuya. If you come to Japan, please stroke the bronze statue of Hachiko. The Akita dog is loyal and brave to its owner, and has a long history as a partner of hunters, and sometimes even defeats bears. It is the only large dog in Japan and is designated as a national natural monument.

[@TinaLaGreca]

Honestly, it took me many many years before I could watch this again. It affects me the same way every time.

[@honeyFoxx420]

Hardest part about having a dog is saying goodbye

[@southtxxbox]

I did 6 months ago, it still hurts so bad.

[@chuutritt]

Great story and Great reaction. I used to live 3 train stations away from that statue and saw it many times. The legs of the Statue are shiny compared to the rest of it because people rub the legs for good luck and to pledge loyalty to their friends and romantic partners.

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Wow so cool !!!

[@Youkiddingme3633]

Who won't cry after knowing about Hachi's story🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@ZappafansAchilles]

これは日本での本当に有った実話なんです 今でも渋谷駅にはハチの銅像があります This is a true story that really happened in Japan. There is still a bronze statue of Hachi at shibuya Station

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

"I want a dog" Idk if i could even live without a dog tbh. They are so loyal and help you get through rough times.

[@karlmoles6530]

This film absolutely crushes me, as it does a lot of people. For me, well then I was 3 my dad came home from work one day, and his coat pocket was wiggling, and then this little head popped out. My dog Lassie was a collie, and we grew up together. Every day of school, she'd wait for me just where the bus would drop me off. Until one day when I was 15. And when I was almost home, some of the kids on the bus started yelling about a dog that had been run over. I got off the bus and found her lying dead in the road. So yeah, this film's a tough watch for me.

[@ShawNshawN]

ya I had a dog that got ran over as well. Luckily, the neighbors cleaned her body up so we wouldn't witness it as a kid.

[@user-jz9zv2xg8q]

最後は悲しい別れですが、あなたの犬はあなたに多くのよい思い出を与えてくれました。The last is sad separation, but there are a lot of good memories.

[@victordesouzasperduto]

this is the only movie that everytime i try to rewatch i cry in literally 40 seconds.

[@lionbat-medic6191]

😢❤😢❤ I'm more of a cat person. The story of Hachiko reminds me of the story of the ONLY dog I've ever cared about. He was a german shepherd by the name of Cappy, short for Capitan. He came to me as a puppy while I was visiting a house in Peru. He gave me a tongue bath & started following me everywhere. When it came time for me to go home, we asked the local police precinct to watch over him until I came back. You see I worked overseas. When I finally went back, despite the long separation, I found him waiting for me at the front of the house where I would be staying. He would stay by my side until his dinnertime. He would then go to the precinct for his dinner. Whenever I wanted to see him, all I needed to do was stand in the doorway & whistle loudly. He would come running to be petted. He also loved to chase after the fireworks on independence day. It broke my heart to learn that he had developed arthritis in this hip, blind & deaf. He could no longer adapt to his situation. The police asked me for permission to put him down. The vet said he was in too much pain to be manageable with medication. I still miss him. I feel for the pain you felt just watching this story of Hachiko.

[@lmbagsain]

😢😢😢I can't stop crying.. No one will not cry.. Especially the last part Hatchi 😢😢we love you.. Your such a faithful to your master.. Your more than compare to people.. Your waiting every-day for 9 to 10 yrs.. Your clever..

[@josuevazquez214]

I've never cried so hard in a movie than this one.

[@TomasuDesu]

I am Japanese and this story is very touching to me. However, you can still see Hachi, sitting proudly for his owner at Shibuya station, as he had done many many years ago

[@hugo67802]

This movie definitely destroys your soul, every time I watch this movie it makes me cry, it's very strong, that's why it's strange that someone doesn't cry. I think it's the first time I see Magy cry too much, but I'm not surprised. Excellent reaction girls, you already made me cry for the thousandth time with Hachi.

[@Killswitch-Overdrive.]

Hachi has a special place forever, something that many humans don't and he is forever respected for his loyalty. You two are beautiful people and I am subscribing to your channel based on this reaction. My dog will respect me even more for this. 👍

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

As soon as I saw what movie they were reacting to I knew exactly what was about to happen. 😢

[@matespider]

Here we go... and I cried again.... 18-th time watching those scenes.

[@reesebn38]

I cried so hard I thought my neighbours were going to knock and see if I was alright. 😭

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Hachiko was born 100 years ago and his story is one of loyalty and love and in the end he meet his master again. It is a story that every Japanese knows and I would like to go to Japan to that station and see the statue of Hachiko.

[@lowtechnology5175]

There is more to this story. Hachi was so loved by the people who used Shibuya Station that a bronze statue of him was erected in front of Shibuya Station. However, as World War II dragged on, Japan ran out of metal and was melted down to become part of tanks. Furthermore, the sculptor who created the statue was killed by the US military's indiscriminate bombing of Tokyo. The statue of Hachiko, a faithful dog created by Teru Ando, ​​was lost in the war, and Ando also died in the war. In August 1948, just three years after the end of the war, it was rebuilt by Ando's son, Tsutomu Ando. Although Japan was still under the occupation of the Allied Forces after the war, the story of the faithful dog Hachiko had already been introduced to Europe and the United States before the war. It is said that volunteer dog lovers from the headquarters (GHQ/SCAP) provided tangible and intangible support, and on August 15, the unveiling ceremony for this rebuilt statue, GHQ representatives also attended.

[@wadepsilon01]

The first bronze statue of Hachiko was melted down the day before the war ended. The statue was reused as a part of a locomotive, not a tank. The material for the second generation statue was reused from a statue (destroyed in a bombing) of another work made by his father

[@vicegamer6944]

Even when you watch the trailer you know it’s a good tear jerker..😢

[@takaoageishi]

Your tears were a memorial to the many dogs who loved people.

[@7120lonestar]

One of the few movies that have broken me completely. Not even the Schindlers list or other WWII movies could break me like this one.

[@jefferybarnett6056]

Ok.. saw the title and went immediately to get the tissues......there's gonna be tears...lots of tears !! Roll the film ! :( Akita's tend to be a one person dog. Also, if a dog or even cat has a particularly strong attachment to one person in a family and that person passes, to let the pet see the body at some stage so they understand that they have passed and not just left and not returned... it allows the pet to grieve and move on if they choose. Taking them to the cemetery would not be out of the question for closure , not unlike for humans. I love the story and movie of Hachi, but it always bothered me that knowing the connection between the dog and it's human, no one had the foresight to help the dog realize what was happening in the moment. Great reaction ladies.... you had me in tears. Oh, also I was going to say that many dogs and probably cats can smell a chemical imbalance in their humans, that's how they train seizure alert dogs for people who suffer from seizures , to alert them before they happen and or to lay with or across them until it passes. Have a great day.

[@sgtjoe2008]

dog's loyalty is on another level, unmatched. i remember asking my visitor friends to watch this, and i left them in the room to watch, they all came out the with puffy eyes from sobbing, they were like wth did you make us watch...lol!

[@user-wc6ry8fb4w]

Love your sweet beautiful reactions to this girls. Definitely a tear jerker. And Magy your hair looks beautiful as you are and your amazing personality. Such a light in the world as well as you Laura.

[@K7CG2004]

In every movie where the story involves a dog I always have my heart broken! This movie for damn sure is one of them! 😭😭😭

[@lunarose698]

We don't deserve dogs! They're too good to us! NGL, this movie had me in tears...

[@reddragon8]

I watched this movie only once and I said I would never watch it again because I cried buckets and it ripped my soul. Just watching the snippets in this reaction made me cry, so yeah, that confirmed that I'm not going to watch the whole movie again. Too much pain seeing Hachi go through that. oof

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Ohhh Dear thought You seen this Already 😢…Soo Loyal and Loving Animals Are..True testament to Hachi🙏😇❤️

[@magallanesagustin4952]

I always sob uncontrolably when the widow comes back to see Hachi still waiting for her husband and then stays with him for a while.

[@dondoko2264]

Thank you for everything. This story is based on an actual story from Japan about 100 years ago, and the HACHI statue is still a landmark in Shibuya, Tokyo. It was so popular at the time that after his death, it was made into a statue and is still on display at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Ueno, Tokyo.

[@bruhhhhhhhhheidhdjjd]

You can see the statue of Hachiko near Shibuya (Japan) station where hachi used to wait for his master every day for 10 years, this story made a deep impression on my heart and even made me almost cried.

[@shawnwacek6791]

Greatest dog movie to come about since Lassie Richard Gere did a phenomenal job in this movie as the professor The dog was phenomenal ❤ I tear up watching this movie Glad you ladies enjoyed the movie it's a it's a heartwrencher poor Magy this movie destroyed you including your friend Laura I've never seen you cry so much magy😢

[@tanakakoji8129]

これが本当にあった話なのでさらに泣ける

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Saddest movie ever made i have seen it many times and im still sitting here crying. I was crying before it even got to the sad part because i knew what was coming.

[@rotrapec]

An ex girlfriend of mine showed me this movie for the first time, and before Richard Gere died, she fell asleep. So I watched the rest of the movie by myself (thankfully) because at that time we were less than 2 months into the relationship, and I was crying and sobbing like a little baby. I washed my face and she didn't see me like that lol.

[@iulia.bianca.b]

My ex showed me this movie too! And he fell asleep on my lap before I started sobbing and crying my eyes out. I don't know how he didn't wake up from that, to be honest. I was an emotional wreck. Still the saddest movie I've ever watched, to this day. Every movie involving animals passing away or suffering is too much, to be fair...

[@_Shadoh_]

@@iulia.bianca.b Yeah, and animals are almost always killed off in movies 😭 but this is even sadder.

[@roarsportsmedia6090]

I visited the Hachiko statue in Shibuya years ago. He still has so many people that visit him everyday. I true testament to the loyalty of man’s best friend.

[@DailyHighMom]

This movie makes me cry every time! ):

[@twocoolgamer16]

This is the closest I’ve gotten to rewatching hatchi I’ve ever been. It DESTROYED me when I first saw it…like a decade ago lol

[@Crimsontiger133]

This story breaks everyone. No one makes it out without having sore facial muscles.

[@andyleclerc3600]

I grew up visited my grandparents and went to Church just a few streets away, on the other side of the bridge near the train station where they filmed. There is a Hachi statue that was made by local art students outside that station as well. You bet we made a big deal out of this beautiful movie when ig was released.

[@SanctumGamingNetwork]

This movie hurts, it’s an extremely heartbreaking yet heartwarming ride. Can’t help but cry

[@gab2050]

My daughters watched this movies when they were children, they cried for hours after it finished, I didn’t have idea what to do to stop to cry 😂😂😂

[@uasakura]

I have watched the hachi death and reunite scene over 20 times, n i keep having tears coming out.... and I am not even ashamed as a 30+ yrs old man.....

[@juanmanuelliendro4985]

Los perros 🐕 son Nuestros mejores compañeros Que nos acompañan Cuando nos deprimimos ellos nos da ánimos para seguir adelante Ellos estarán con nosotros hasta su final.

[@user-gi4cy7ib3o]

東京都渋谷区にあるハチ公を祀る像で、都内で最も多くの人が訪れる像の一つです。

[@UltraHD.7]

This must be one of the most devastated I´ve seen you 😢 "Marley & me" is another one that really hits you deep.

[@mikef2811]

For some reason, animals can sense certain human illness. Also, when an owner dies, it is best to let the pet see the body so the pet knows that the owner has died so that it can move on.

Lol, that was my first thought when I watched this movie. 😂

[@SamuelGarcia-dk4jl]

Todos los que hemos tenido un perro y al q extrañamos lloramos con esta peli😢

[@dioniponce6968]

Lo que más asco me da es que todavía se matan conejos ,pollos, corderos,etc, humanos al infierno

[@heyluckson]

Watching the original Japanese version again, I hope you guys will have more tears in your eyes 💯

[@entykonshu4021]

I remeber this movie, so sad but beautiful. " Forever at your side" was the title.

[@JishinDX]

This is a beautiful movie and it’s ok to cry at beautiful things.

[@bkazmer]

Здравейте, Лора и Маги, Исках и двамата да знаете кой ме накарахте да плача заедно с вас. Знаех историята от японския филм Hachiko Monogatari. И аз съм виждал тази версия няколко пъти, но вие двамата просто ме накарахте да ридая на глас с вас!!! Не съм го правил от много години... не и от дете, а сега съм на 66 години. Ти наистина ми повлия толкова много. Твоята страхотна и мила реакция ми причини това. Благодаря ти за страхотното ти сърце и душа, Бари С. Казмер

[@philmullineaux5405]

He finally saw him again, in heaven!

[@ShawNshawN]

super sweet movie. Very heart wrenching story brought to life in film. Wow!

[@sirjohnmara]

Great reaction! Yes. As a Swede I am proud that Lasse Hallström made this movie. It depicts a very realistic "death scene". Do you know that he made all of the pop-group ABBA's videos? Lasse has also made a lot of other movies with and also without dogs. (Secret: Lasse and Richard are in private very good friends.)

[@Jackferrett6781]

Viki’s gonna be absolutely wailing when she watches this

[@hendrikworung1967]

Totally

[@jeffersonbonavita4345]

Se alguém vê esse filme e não derrama uma lágrima não tem coração esse filme toca o mais profundo do nosso coração é muito emocionante

[@arturocadeza7798]

Linda Reaccion....excelente elección.....las Seguiré 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😉

[@jeepamir508]

I know, I know, this movie broke everyone. But I have to admit, the Dog that played Hachi was absolutely adorable and great.

[@SKYLINEGTR]

фильм просто вытаскивает с людей настоящие эмоции! Светлая память Hachi !!

[@user-cp7jt8jw3b]

日本語ですみません。　なぜ忠犬ハチ公はこんなにも世界中の人々の心をとらえるのか？人々が忘れつつある、優しさ・思いやり・そして無償の愛を持って、約十年も東京の渋谷駅で帰らぬ主人を待ち続けて、命尽きたのです。人間の時の流れより遥かに早い時間、それもハチ公に１０年はとてつもなく長い時間だったと思います。しかし、自分の命に代えて飼い主を待ち続けたのです。ハチ公・・世界中に生きる意味・思いやり・優しさ・無償の愛を有難う🙏🙏🙏

[@user-kk7qm3he5s]

All Japanese people knowHachiko statue in Shibuya, Tokyo 日本人なら誰でも知っている東京・渋谷のハチ公像

[@jimmygreer2140]

It's true that dogs can tell if their owner is not well. If they're about to have a heart attack. I even read a story where a dog of an owner who had cancer but the dog knew the cancer was coming back. The doctors couldn't detect it at first. But the dog kept getting anxious and acting strange so she kept going and they did find it super early to help her be cancer free again. So a dog is even better than the equipment that medical science can offer.

[@Eifia1337]

First time I watched this movie I cried for 15 mts. Second time I cried for 1h30. My dog is a shiba inu and he is old… cant watch this movie again. 2 times is enough. Beautiful reaction ❤

[@palito88]

I laughed most of the time watching this movie lol

[@raygen1421]

Phew I thought I was the only one

[@spemka]

Oh, my people lmao but also I was annoyed like what was gere’s obsession with the dang thing learning to fetch they really needed to fill up screen time

[@davidw.hulbertiv5211]

My son and I visited the statue of Hachi... Still touches my heart...

[@bobblowhard8823]

There is nothing in this world so loyal and devoted to us humans as a dog. Not even other humans are so loyal. Since Hachi's (Hachiko's) death, his loyalty has been a symbol in Japan for the ultimate loyalty and devotion. Hachi lives on in all of our hearts. If I can even be half as good as my dog thinks I am, then I will be many times better than I already am. If you want to see a similar movie about dog devotion, watch "Red Dog" (the original Australian version, not the version with the young boy). Another heartbreaking true story.

[@minrinstanis]

Плачу каждый раз при просмотре этого фильма.🥺😥

[@sholo6198]

I remember this when I was kid and this one is the greatest emotional film of all time.

[@user-ow9ru9fs6y]

Although he was sometimes vilified as being at the station simply because he could get food from the food stalls, the truth is that this loyal dog, Hachiko, has been waiting for his master all this time.

[@wadepsilon01]

It was only after the reports by the newspapers that they started getting fed in front of the station. Until then, they had their harnesses stolen and graffiti on their faces. At one time, he used to walk 8 km to the station. Once caught by the health department as a stray dog.

[@jojoecutie123]

I watched it in Wisconsin for the first time, i was watching it with my mom and towards the ending we cried so hard even had knots in our throats! It's really sad and the best movie ever, RIP Hachiko ❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭

[@SamsungMbl-vz4ku]

I can't control my tears 😭😭.I started crying 😭😭 when the sad moments came for hachiko

[@user-xn7nb1pm2e]

I'm Japanese. Nice to meet you. I'm commenting using translation. I'm sorry I'm not good at English. Thank you for watching the Hachi movie. The actual Hachi seems to have headed to the station much earlier than usual on the day the owner, the professor, collapsed. As if I felt that the professor had passed away. Hachi, like this movie, when I meet the professor for the last time, I think we are living together in heaven again.

[@pantheraigni]

This movie hurts more when you see it again, especially when you understand that Hachi takes the ball to the train station to stop Professor Wilson, he knew that the professor would like to play and it would make him very happy. It hurt me more than seeing the movie for the first time.

[@burka7957]

I have never cried while watching a drama or emotional movie, but I secretly shed a tear while watching this movie. It's really moving when a dog is this loyal.

[@iannoah6778]

Begin: 😅 End: 😭

[@nflbob9814]

I came to see women cry

[@jcmar209]

😆

[@josemanuelmaytamallqui7960]

Hello me gusto su reaction de hachi dog. Los saludo de latinoamerica Perú. 👋👍✌️👏💕🌹🌹

[@bl_ilovekpop]

vine a ver la reacción de ellas y terminé llorando otra vez 😩😭💔🥺😭

[@danidarklord666]

For years I would never cry watching a sad movies, nothing seems to make me feel like crying. Then my friend invite us guys to chill at his house. Decided to watch this movie while drinking with the boys. Worst decision ever. I was crying effortlesly, snorting my nose like never before. We know everyone is crying but none dares to make eye contact. This movie since then forever leave a scar in my heart.

[@svtcontour]

I think its impossible for anyone to make it through this movie without breaking down - even if not an animal person. Devastating especially given its based on a true story

[@mpetrie]

This is THE movie that breaks me every time. I just can't watch it.... way too heartbreaking for me.

[@jimwoodman8158]

Dogs are the best thing that's ever happened to mankind, but they will always break your heart in the end.

[@RangePisteMies]

Next movie A Dog's Journey! Great reaction! I have never seen so much crying, but it is so beautiful anyway. I hope you girls find happiness and true love, cheers♥️😊🍺🇫🇮

[@Mr.Tin_88]

Man's Best Friend...until the end...no matter what...😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@KoolMB]

Amazing movie based on true events from 1930s Japan!

[@virginianatividad8118]

I cry always i lost my dog stogie i had him since 17 til 31 but hes still with me😢

[@mogwiawolf4354]

grew up watching it and love it