Viewing Thread:
"Has a film ever made you cry?"

Ok me first.... pay it forward. When the kid gets stabbed at the end. The green mile. When the black guy (forget his name) is put on the chair and they all know that he's innocent but they have to kill him.

Goatboy? GAY boy more like! Eh? Eh lads? Eh?













Lads?

Oi, Futurama was very emotional.

You can be dignified and show emotion, it's not difficult or particularly tragic. People can say you're a wimp for actually having emotion (and saying such things, as they've said to me before) but you can just go f**k you right back.

Goatboy wrote:
> You bunch of fems. Crying at people pretending to be other people for
> money.
> Where's your dignity?
> At least I could understand it if it was Rolf and Animal Hospital
> with little animals being smashed against a wall because nobody wants
> them.
> But crying over a movie?
>
> Man, no wonder so many of you haven't been laid.

I knew this'd be somewhere.

Meh. If the actors and actresses are good enough then they should be able to stir some sort of catharsis up among the audience. I know I've made people cry when onstage before (no, not with my old chap) and I'm not exactly God's gift to acting. An emotional reaction to a well told story is part of being a human being.

ON THE OTHER HAND, there is such a thing as dignity. Jeez, what the hell is this? The Jerry Springer Thread?

The Lion King when i saw it at the cinema and was a young nipper.

Azulio wrote:
> Can I touch you both?

No, because that would make me cry...make me cry "rape!"

"House of the Dead"

With laughter, because it's so awful.

Uwe Boll needs to be strung up by his thumbs, and beaten like a meat piñata.

Can I touch you both?

That makes me cool too. Yay!