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"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.

The age old "big boys don't cry" mentality, eh Goatboy?
Wow, you're so cool.

Goatboy wrote:
> Crying at people pretending to be other people for money.

That's kinda what I think - there's a film crew and it's on a set. Same with porn - you're shuffling along with thousands of other men. Think about that next time you hit the mute button.

munn wrote:
> And women like men who are more open with their emotional side
> Goaty.
> Everyone knows that.
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Sure sure.
There is a world of difference, however, between being open with their emotional side and crying like a little girl who's dropped her ice cream whilst watching Futurama.

So I'll continue chuckling at this hugfest and pass out tissues to you weepy metrosexuals.

Ah...

Almost freaky (although it isn't).

The Hibernator wrote:
> I cried my eyes out in the epidode about Fry's dog, Seymour. That
> ending where we found out what happened to him had me choked up for
> days!

See my post about 5 below yours.

I don't cry at things.

Just whimper.
Being sad.



And women like men who are more open with their emotional side Goaty.
Everyone knows that.

Ah, good point.

I've probably cried at Animal Hospital in the past.

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 cried in The Green Mile, Gladiator, American History X, and LOTR: ROTK...

That's all that I know of...



SHEEPY wrote:
> A Futurma episode got me all emotional once, honest.
>
> The one with Fry's brother and the clover.
>
> *sniff*

I cried my eyes out in the epidode about Fry's dog, Seymour. That ending where we found out what happened to him had me choked up for days!

Lawrence wrote:
> Novocaine wrote:
> I've got a feeling Stand By Me did when i was about 14, this subject
> has been bothering me all day
>
> Dude, seriously need to get out more

You take what i say far too literally

I thought that was sweet of him.

He set up a goat ride for deprived kids out of his own pocket. Yus.