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"We ALL cry"

Now you gotta admit... you do feel like crying at a sad film, right?? No? You LIE! LIES!!

Ok, well if you have, what was it? I mean, most of you here are lads... obviously, but saying that you cried at a film isn't gonna make everyone here LAUGH and POINT and p*ss take at your post... then again, I think I'm wrong! :)

Well. Have you?

I did, but that's different... I'm a girl & we're 'allowed' to have unbalanced hormones and have the odd emotional hour.


Can we just see who the emotional ones are? Please? No? ... Pretty please?


For me:
I Am Sam
Pay It Forward
Moulin Rouge <--- i can't watch that any more, makes me sick & VERY emotional... go ahead. laugh. :(

Now you gotta admit... you do feel like crying at a sad film, right?? No? You LIE! LIES!!

Ok, well if you have, what was it? I mean, most of you here are lads... obviously, but saying that you cried at a film isn't gonna make everyone here LAUGH and POINT and p*ss take at your post... then again, I think I'm wrong! :)

Well. Have you?

I did, but that's different... I'm a girl & we're 'allowed' to have unbalanced hormones and have the odd emotional hour.


Can we just see who the emotional ones are? Please? No? ... Pretty please?


For me:
I Am Sam
Pay It Forward
Moulin Rouge <--- i can't watch that any more, makes me sick & VERY emotional... go ahead. laugh. :(

I haven't

I'm not trying to all male and macho and let's go kill a bear, just haven't.

I cried when Arnold Schwarzennger lowered himself into the molten iron at the end of T2. It was his hand making the 'thumbs up' that swung the balance.

Pay It Forward - that made me cry too. It was so bad it physically hurt, one of the worst films I've ever had the displeasure of watching.

I wish I hadn't been reminded... SO AWFUL!!! So bad I'm amazed that at no time during its production of of the hundereds of people involved didn't speak up and point out what a steaming pile of poo it was they were working on. I'm guessing everyone was blinded by the "dream" cast and just assumed that they'd managed to make a laughable bad script meaningful despite the woeful premise and insulting, predictable direction. "Yeah, play sad music and have lots of candles - that'll make people sad that the stupid wee kid dies as we're totally incapable of getting people to invest any real emotion in this tripe".

I seem to remember crying at the end of Forrest Gump, pansy that I was/am. I've just got a soft spot for retards.

I very nearly shed a small tear at the end of 'Grave of the Fireflies', an anime film about the aftermath of a World War II bombing. Two orphaned children struggle to survive in the Japanese countryside, and the ending is very sad :(
In fact, the whole film is pretty darn depressing.

cookie monster wrote:
> I cried when Arnold Schwarzennger lowered himself into the molten iron
> at the end of T2. It was his hand making the 'thumbs up' that swung
> the balance.

Lord - I'd forgotten about that. It was heartbreaking.

Cried buckets at the end of an old film called Electric Dreams. It was about a computer terminal that got champagne dropped into it and it came 'aware'. Both the computer and the owner fell in love with the girl downstairs and had a falling out. I know, am a wussie.

One flew over the Cuckoos nest and when I was seven: Jungle Book. Look I liked Baloo and thought he was brave to fight the Tiger.

In truth a bear of his size would rip a Tiger to pieces...

Forrest Gump, yeah, the end. Usually when people cry on screen I get weepy myself.

It's a Wonderful Life had me in tears. Cuckoo's Nest is an excellent film, didn't make me cry though...

never tears but I've got close to in i am sam and pay it forward. two good films