SCENES IN MOVIES DURING WHICH I FEEL IT'S NORMAL FOR A GUY TO BECOME A BIT EMOTIONAL

[mickill]

1. When they torture BRAVEHEART.
2. "It's not your fault, Will". It most certainly IS NOT, Will Hunting.
3. When Sonny Corleone gets shot about a million times.
4. When Carlito doesn't get "his way".
5. When farmer Hoggett is nursing Babe back to health and sings to him after Dutchess the Cat upsets him and he runs away and spends the night outside during a terrible storm.

[HEIRESS]

"you died on a saturday morning...etcetc" GUMP!

[mickill]

Okay, no. I do not condone a dude crying at any point during Forrest Guh-ump. Maybe da hoez, but not the dudes. Just da hoez.

[HEIRESS]

whatever, you cry at the bubba death scene too and you knows it

[Bob]

that part in platoon

you know the one

with the music

[HEIRESS]

Im usually too busy repeating "fuckingbastardsfuckingbastards" over and over in my head to cry usually

[Kid Presentable]

Death of Megatron.

[mickill]

There were plenty of disturbing scenes in Platoon, where you just feel sad due to the lack of human compassion in Matt Dillon's younger brother and you're all like wtf, man. But I only ever felt slightly emotional when Willem Dafoe is all "Wait for me, helicopter".

I didn't care when Bubba died. But when Mickey died in Rocky III, I felt it, man.

[Pres Zount]

Death of Optimus Prime.

Mrs. Doubtfire not getting custody.

Yeah, Forrest Gump.

[Kid Presentable]

There's a scene in Brianna Loves Jenna that gets me reaching for the tissues every time.

[Kid Presentable]

Death of Optimus Prime.


We were always getting Oppy back, though. Megatron was gone.

[HEIRESS]

I hope something jumps up and bites you then mickill, you cold heartless soandso

yet again, this is a "hoez" selection
but Im not sure if its because I was at a bad time in my life and just overemotional but I pretty much cried through the entirety of "vera drake"
like basically from 45 minutes in until the very bitter end
true story

[Kid Presentable]

I hope something jumps up and bites you then mickill, you cold heartless soandso

yet again, this is a "hoez" selection
but Im not sure if its because I was at a bad time in my life and just overemotional but I pretty much cried through the entirety of "vera drake"
like basically from 45 minutes in until the very bitter end
true story
How did you feel about Arcee not having a USB port for Rodimus to 'dock' with?

[Bob]

what about that part in big daddy where they take the kid away, and there's the shot of the kid's hand trying to hold onto adam sandler's

[Kid Presentable]

what about that part in big daddy where they take the kid away, and there's the shot of the kid's hand trying to hold onto adam sandler's
You mean when Daniel thought Spike and co had been dropped into the ooze? Heartwrenching.

[HEIRESS]

How did you feel about Arcee not having a USB port for Rodimus to 'dock' with?

throw a puppy being killed in a mudslide in there somehow and Ill be bawling in no time

[Kid Presentable]

throw a puppy being killed in a mudslide in there somehow and Ill be bawling in no time
Grimlock is sort of like a puppy.

[Pres Zount]

Yeah, Transformers the movie was dramatic.

[Kid Presentable]

Yeah, Transformers the movie was dramatic.
At every turn. Blitzwing's snazzy dialogue, and he wasn't even a 'key' player.

[Bob]

that part in equilibrium where they kill all the dogs, and then the fluffy dog jumps up into christian bale's arms and licks his face

for a movie primarily about shooting people, that was pretty rough

[Kid Presentable]

When I consider all of the tragedy that befell New Yorkers, I sometimes get a little bleary when the Beastie Boys do 'Intergalactic' in 'Awesome.....'. They're all so happy.:o

[roosta]

When Furious tells Tre to PUT THE FUCKING GUN DOWN, TRE! ANd he does and cries.

and then when Ice Cube dissapears walking down the street, signifying his approaching demise.

[na§tee]

my boyfriend always gets a bit teary at the end of leon where natalie portman plants that, uh, plant.

[3MTA3]

Anyone seen Awakenings?...

[Lex Diamonds]

There's a scene in Brianna Loves Jenna that gets me reaching for the tissues every time.
lol (y)

[Drederick Tatum]

Heiress will disagree with me, but the part in Mystic River where Sean Penn is at the crime scene where his daughter has been killed and he freaks out. last time I saw it I was baked though, so I was open to manipulation.

[Lyman Zerga]

i need to see more sean penn movies
he is a cool bitch


'ghost' 'animal farm' and 'lifes beautiful' are the only movies i remember i ever cried to

[camo]

"you died on a saturday morning...etcetc" GUMP!

seriously I have only ever cried once during a film. This is that bit. When he's narrating over the shot of him stood under that willow tree. Makes my insides feel like mush

[fucktopgirl]

I am sure all you guys cry a bit in the "NOTE BOOk" , i am sure....

[Planetary]

angela's ashes. im not condoning getting emotional, just depressed out of my face from start to finish. they should play le freak by chic on the credits to liven you up.

[Pres Zount]

animal farm?

[camo]

animal farm?

that reminds me, watership down

[Planetary]

animal farm?

nah, too faggy. how about when kevin meets his mum by the christmas tree in home alone 2?

[fucktopgirl]

oh i know wich one


BrokeBAck Mountaiin, heheh there is a little gay in everyone of you guys!

[Pres Zount]

nah, too faggy. how about when kevin meets his mum by the christmas tree in home alone 2?
no man, lyman put it down.

[Pres Zount]

oh i know wich one


BrokeBAck Mountaiin, heheh there is a little gay in everyone of you guys!
Yeah, brokeback mountain was pretty sad, but I didn't cry. Just like revenge of the sith.

[icy manipulator]

i cried when harold and kumar dropped their stash in the toilet:(

[zorra_chiflada]

Yeah, brokeback mountain was pretty sad, but I didn't cry. Just like revenge of the sith.

yeah but at the end of return of the jedi when luke goes over and sees the ghost of yoda, obi wan and anakin, you were all "this bit is sad :(:(:("

[icy manipulator]

yeah but at the end of return of the jedi when luke goes over and sees the ghost of yoda, obi wan and anakin, you were all "this bit is sad :(:(:("
that really needs to go into the 'admit something that makes you really fucking lame' thread

[zorra_chiflada]

that really needs to go into the 'admit something that makes you really fucking lame' thread

whatevs. hater.

[Tone Capone]

"My Girl" the funeral scene for that girl's best friend gave me a lump in the throat... I'm kinda sad right now just thinking about it. :(

[zorra_chiflada]

deliverance gets guys a bit emotional...in the butt!

[icy manipulator]

whatevs. hater.
oh i wont deny i'm a hater of the star wars. but that was just uber gay :rolleyes:

[zorra_chiflada]

oh i wont deny i'm a hater of the star wars. but that was just uber gay :rolleyes:

you are

[icy manipulator]

you are
that's all you can come up with for a comeback? what's the matter? are you tired? i expected a hell of alot more

[zorra_chiflada]

i have "friends" who mock me call me lame for liking star wars, video games, lego, robots and other assorted "nerd" things.
on the weekend they go out to clubs, get drunk, take e, fuck different guys and hate their lives.

makes me actually feel not so lame, nor should i be ashamed of the "uncool" things i am interested in.

[ericlee]

When Tom Hanks tells Private Ryan to earn this on Saving Private Ryan.

A few scenes on We Were Soldiers that had my teared up. When that asian kid got all messed up by the napalm attack via friendly fire and he gets transported in the helicopter and says, "Tell my wife I love her". He says, either wife or son, I can't remember.

Edward Scissorhands had it's moments during the end.

[icy manipulator]

i have "friends" who mock me call me lame for liking star wars, video games, lego, robots and other assorted "nerd" things.
on the weekend they go out to clubs, get drunk, take e, fuck different guys and hate their lives.

makes me actually feel not so lame, nor should i be ashamed of the "uncool" things i am interested in.
oh i wasn't saying you're lame, in fact i even think you're alright. fuck even i like my sci fi. i'm a tad obssessed with Dr Who. i just hate star wars. oh, and i know your "friends". peroxide and methalynedioxymethamphetamine will leave them brain dead and fucking useless by the time they're 30

[HEIRESS]

Heiress will disagree with me, but the part in Mystic River where Sean Penn is at the crime scene where his daughter has been killed and he freaks out. last time I saw it I was baked though, so I was open to manipulation.

you were also manipulated into thinking that is a good movie!

[HEIRESS]

ummmmmm

the scene in "north country" where charlize's daddy is defending her at the meeting

WHEN THE LEVY BREAKS whoo-boy

[HEIRESS]

you'll Love this song then

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD88XWf0oYg

[camo]

Anyone seen 'waking the dead' Jennifer Connelly.

Thats a good one to pull on the old heart strings, especially if you've just lost your partner

[HEIRESS]

they are my favorite new discovery of the year!

[beastiegirrl101]

bigblu mentioned this not too long ago but the end scene in Rudy when they are carrying him off the field and his friend screams, "who's the man now?"

The end scene in Life is Beautiful when the little boy sees the tanks and is reunited with his mom

The restaurant scene in Love Actually when he proposes and then finds out they both learned eachothers language

[roosta]

"My Girl" the funeral scene for that girl's best friend gave me a lump in the throat... I'm kinda sad right now just thinking about it. :(

my girlfriend sobs her eyes out at that moment, everytime she watches it.

"HIS GLASSES! HE CANT SEE WITHOUT THIS GLASSES!!" hahaha..

[steve-onpoint]

The 1st Rocky?

:o

[kaiser soze]

That scene from "She's having a baby" with the Kate Bush song chokes me right the fuck up

Definitely Braveheart torture scene
The monologue in the ending of American Beauty
The death of Darth Vader =(

[Yeti]

Brokeback Mountain made me cry then I had sex with my wife.

[Kid Presentable]

Brokeback Mountain made me cry then I has sex with my wife.
ha

[Kid Presentable]

Brokeback 3 will be inter-species.

[Yeti]

I just hope sheep are involved.

[Kid Presentable]

Brokeback 4 will finally break down that whole living/dead divide.

[Yeti]

I hear in Brokeback 4......Ennis Delmar buys viagra and pokes an elk dressed in Jack Twist's jean jacket and Michael Jackson's glove.

[Kid Presentable]

I hear in Brokeback 4......Ennis Delmar buys viagra and pokes an elk.
Goddamn, I was just about to say Michael Jackson put his hand up for the lead.

[Yeti]

Look below....I edited.

[Kid Presentable]

Look below....I edited.
Should I take out the 'for'?

[Documad]

3. When Sonny Corleone gets shot about a million times.
I can't understand a man crying over that scene. It's a good movie and a good scene, but it wasn't emotional for me at all, and I'm pratically a man.

I don't know if it would induce tears, but a real man has to get emotional over Donald Sutherland's speech to son Tim Hutton in Ordinary People where he tells his son that his mom was a cold bitch and nothing was his fault. That is one of the best scenes ever. Donald Sutherland might be the best movie dad ever.

[abcdefz]

...I'd say the very end of Gallipoli is pretty shattering.

[QueenAdrock]

"you died on a saturday morning...etcetc" GUMP!


Winner!

:(

The ONLY movie to ALWAYS make me cry. He chased Jenny his whole life, and then she dies a few weeks after marrying her. When he's standing on her grave and breaks down and says "He's just so smart, Jenny..." I'm like OMG :(:( and start crying like a little girl.

[Documad]

I really hated Forrest Gump. That movie was manipulative and made me so angry. It's like Rent on broadway, I feel so alone in my hatred.


That's it. I'm finally going to see Rudy. Netflix says that netflix people think it's a 3.9 but people like me think it's a 3.2. :confused:

[QueenAdrock]

I am sure all you guys cry a bit in the "NOTE BOOk" , i am sure....

Nope. I actually got really mad at their obvious attempt of trying to make the audience cry. There's stuff that'll naturally do it, then there's other stuff that's so over-the-top I just feel like they're trying to manipulate me.

Damn, I hated this movie. And all the non-girly girls told me to watch it cuz it somehow wasn't a chick flick. No way man. That was a total poonanifest up in there.

[abcdefz]

Gump didn't do much for me, except I thought Hanks was better than I would've expected in a pretty awful role.



A.I. SPOILER
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-- another scene that killed me and got me a bit teary was when the mom is abandoning David in the woods, and David's trying to make sense of what's going on, then realizes she's dumping him, and he starts begging, "NO! NO NO NO!" Pretty primal heartbreaking stuff, there.

[Yeti]

The Champ with Jon Voight and Ricky Schroeder is a tearjerker.
Terms of Endearment made me cry.
When I want to get in touch with my emotions I watch To Kill a Mockingbird.
I always get sad and tear up when I watch Places in the Heart.
I can remember my eyes welling up when I watched Jerry Maguire....... and I felt emmasculated and humiliated.
I also cried when Jack died in Titanic although it could have been that my ass was numb from sitting for 5 hours.

What the hell, I am an emotional basketcase. I cried when James Evans died in Good Times.

[Documad]

A-Z -- I got very choked up during that same scene in A.I. And I was really mad because I know that Spielberg is so manipulative and I hated the kid playing the robot but I couldn't help myself. That movie had such a strong set up.

And thanks for making me feel less alone re Gump.

[kll]

I've known of a couple of guys to cry at Field of Dreams

I've known of a couple of guys to cry at The Notebook


As far as men crying goes, I get grossed out at Russell Crowe's snot attaching to his charred wife's foot in Gladiator

I also get uncomfortable watching Brad Pitt cry in Legends of the Fall

[DipDipDive]

Anyone seen Awakenings?...

I cry like a fucking baby whenever I watch that movie.

But I have a vagina, so my participation in this thread is irrelevant. :(

[abcdefz]

A-Z -- I got very choked up during that same scene in A.I. And I was really mad because I know that Spielberg is so manipulative and I hated the kid playing the robot but I couldn't help myself. That movie had such a strong set up.

And thanks for making me feel less alone re Gump.


(y)

Glad to help.

Yeah... A.I. has some serious problems, but I like it anyway.

GOD, the actors playing the parents were bad. BAD BAD BAD. We disgree about Osment -- I thought he was great.

The scene where Monica dumps David -- I think Haley Joel was so good in that that he actually pulled a performance out of her.

Another part that kills me is that David's in such pain there, but he can't cry and doesn't even blink. It's just this horrible wince.

That's a rough scene.

"I'll be more real!" :(

[HEIRESS]

donald sutherland is an awesome movie dad

he's in pride and prejudice and that scene at the end where he is talking to his daughter started the waterworks for me big time too

and yeah, totally cried in the theatre at brokeback mountain too

[DIGI]

I really don't see watching Sonny Corleone getting shot up an emotional voyage either. For me, when Steve Zissou finds the Jaguar Shark in his submarine with everyone putting their hands on his shoulder while he cries has an element to it that gets me pretty worked up.:(

[roosta]

I really don't see watching Sonny Corleone getting shot up an emotional voyage either. For me, when Steve Zissou finds the Jaguar Shark in his submarine with everyone putting their hands on his shoulder while he cries has an element to it that gets me pretty worked up.:(

Yes! good choice.

[Big Gus]

1. When they torture BRAVEHEART.
2. "It's not your fault, Will". It most certainly IS NOT, Will Hunting.
3. When Sonny Corleone gets shot about a million times.
4. When Carlito doesn't get "his way".
5. When farmer Hoggett is nursing Babe back to health and sings to him after Dutchess the Cat upsets him and he runs away and spends the night outside during a terrible storm.


I'd cry if I was homosexual - granted...

[zorra_chiflada]

what about war movies?
that's manly. it's fucking war.

[roosta]

in Kill Bill where Oren Ishi is under the bed and that gangster kills her folks. that's kinda sad.

[skinnybutphat]

I've known of a couple of guys to cry at Field of Dreams



add me to the list

[Documad]

We disgree about Osment -- I thought he was great.
I thought he was great in that movie. I just hate kid actors in general because they're so darned cute on talk shows. The fact that I cried over him playing a robot kid speaks to both his and Spielberg's talent. That scene killed me.


Guys can shed a tear over great moments in sports movies, any other reason is unacceptable according to
MAN-Law.
This is very true. I don't know what it is about guys and sports.

[Yeti]

I dare any guy to watch Terms of Endearment and not shed a tear. Of course, getting a guy to watch it may be the problem.

The key to any of these movies is caring about a character in 2 hours..... enough to get wrapped up enough to let loose with the tears. Those talented few filmmakers and scriptwriters are really mindfuckers. Who knew that I would give 3 shits about Debra Winger?

Usually, it involves a very sad theme--dying being the most prevelent use of the tearjerker.

Speaking of sports movies.......a made for TV movie is the greatest man to baby film ever....Brian's Song featuring James Caan and Billy Dee Williams.

[roosta]

When Miagi tells Daniel bout his dead wife

[steve-onpoint]

The 1st Rocky?

:o

Here's one: the scene when Rocky let's his frustration out on Mick. Then Rocky runs outside and into the street to apologize to him.

[Lex Diamonds]

Hey Mike, you spelt "gay" wrong in the title of this thread.

[DIGI]

Hey Mike, you spelt "gay" wrong in the title of this thread..

[steve-onpoint]

Hey Mike, you spelt "gay" wrong in the title of this thread.

Are you having a bad day again?

[Lex Diamonds]

Hey, I'm just trying to help people out. I wouldn't want people to have posted in this thread without realising what it was actually about.

And DIGI: you can spell it either way, moron.

[madchild]

i got a little teary eyed after the Green Mile. when they killed the black guy at the end, that was fucked up!

[Documad]

I made the mistake of seeing Terms of Endearment while my dad was in the hospital with cancer. I hadn't heard anything about the movie except that Shirley MacLaine played a crusty middleaged mom. I needed a break from the family vigil at the hospital and went to an afternoon movie.

As soon as the doctor felt under Debra Winger's arm during the exam, I started sobbing and never stopped.

[steve-onpoint]

Hey, I'm just trying to help people out. I wouldn't want people to have posted in this thread without realising what it was actually about.

And DIGI: you can spell it either way, moron.

Well, I've met many a person moved by the plight and success of the underdog. I think many scenes in the 1st Rocky personify that theme effectively.

[DIGI]

And DIGI: you can spell it either way, moron.


I thought you were referring to triticum aestivum spelta, which would render your post meaningless...............for a change.

[icy manipulator]

...I'd say the very end of Gallipoli is pretty shattering.
Yes! that's a great one!

[zorra_chiflada]

i think i've recently estrogened out or something - more movies and tv shows make me cry than before. and i sometimes find little kids cute! christ! what is happening to my body?!

[Lyman Zerga]

animal farm?


yeah when the horse got brought to the soap fabric
it's a depressing movie, why are you asking?

[mickill]

I remember the time this FAG got his ass beat for crying during Babe.

I cried,...from laughing!
Babe was a hustlin ass pig. And you're a tit.

Maybe Sonny Corleone getting shot up wasn't integral to my list afterall. I would probably replace it with a few scenes from Cinderella Man. Namely when Paul Giamatti's character starts talking all impassionate.

I thought Mystic River was pretty contrived. About as bad as Crash was. But there were some really good performances in that movie. And Sean Penn is so typically believable that I do tend to forget that he's acting a lot of the time. The end of Dead Man Walking was also pretty affecting.

I'm also comfortable enough with my man-ness to admit that when Cuba and Tom...um...hugged after the "big game" in Jerry Maguire, I felt a little....touched....sorta.

[Pres Zount]

yeah when the horse got brought to the soap fabric
it's a depressing movie, why are you asking?
fair enough.

[Lyman Zerga]

i was a kid then

now im too weak to even watch it

[Pres Zount]

It has a little piggie that is so cute! And will kill all opposition.

[paulb]

When Leonardo Decaprio is asking his mom for money for drugs and she is locking him outside his apartment and calls the cops on him in The Basketball Diaries is pretty rough.

[Drederick Tatum]

Number 5 is alive.

[Kid Presentable]

Fucking Terminator 2 thumbs up in the molten metal ftw

[fucktopgirl]

In the film LEGEND, when the unicorn has her horn cutted by the nasty helper of the devil, that was touching, i did cry

Oh and ANTARTICA ,,now i am sure a bunch of people did weep to that movie , anyway i cry almost all the way!

[Tone Capone]

I remember the time this FAG got his ass beat for crying during Babe.

I cried,...from laughing!

I'm gonna have to call bull shit on this one Rob. I mean, why would someone beat up a "fag" for crying during a movie? That makes no sense...


And then to cap it off, you laughed like a tough guy while it was going on... until the point that YOU cried?


Bullshit...

[Loppfessor]

^yeah besides you can't smoke in movie theaters anyway...liar liar pants on fire!

[Tone Capone]

^yeah besides you can't smoke in movie theaters anyway...liar liar pants on fire!

FACE!!!

[RoryMC]

The whole of the Elephant Man.

[abcdefz]

I dare any guy to watch Terms of Endearment and not shed a tear. Of course, getting a guy to watch it may be the problem.





Zero tears. I hate that movie. I've watched it a couple of times because I usually really, really likes Brooks' stuff -- hell, I even like I'll Do Anything -- and I just cannot stand Terms of Endearment. (n)


I'm glad you mentioned Brian's Song, though.

[Loppfessor]

The truth is I cry at movies all the time...not even the ones you're supposed to either. Hell I cried at Superman Returns. When I go to the theater to see a movie I try to like get in a zone where I'm really involved...like I"m inside the movie with the characters. Maybe that's it....or maybe it's just all my suppressed emotions

[abcdefz]

The end of Dead Man Walking was also pretty affecting.




...that's another movie that kills me.

[Lex Diamonds]

I cried throughout the whole of the Stiller/Wilson Starsky And Hutch.

[Documad]

I'm not a man so I should quit posting, but I love movies so I can't help it.

I watched Rudy last night (it was on HBO). The whole time I was watching it, I kept thinking it was really cheesey and way too hollywood. I was mad at Rudy much of the time and thought the best bit was when the lawn maintenance guy told him to pull his head out of his ass and realize that he was getting an education at a good school and football wasn't that important. I thought the whole story was fake and a bad fake. So I was highly surprised to find out it was based on a true story. :o

I was moved when the real football players put their jerseys on the coach's desk. That was more moving to me than the game.

I hope that in real life Rudy made more than one friend and had a bit of fun in college, because as a gal it seems really dumb to spend your whole college life trying to make one play in a game. :p

I was raised in a home full of sports. My dad played major league baseball for about a minute but spent time in the minors, then coached. My brother played big ten football and both my brothers were good at a lot of sports. My dad always talked frankly with me about the kids who focused too much on sports and who didn't have enough ability or the right body to make it. Like my friend's Irish Catholic trucker driving dad always said his youngest son was going to play basketball for notre dame, and my dad said it was never going to happen and my dad was right. So I probably have the wrong background for Rudy.

[Documad]

I happened to see Dead Man Walking at a matinee full of young women. They were loudly weeping at the end of the movie. My eyes were dry. I thought that Sean Penn was so believable as a super creep that I was sort of mad at the nun for supporting him.

[Documad]

I only like the original Rocky. It's a perfect movie.

I also loved Chariots of Fire. I think that's my favorite sports movie even though it's running and they're British.

[Documad]

I thought that Rudy was like The Natural. The guy was too old -- it could never happen in real life. I was floored when they ran the credits at the end and it was real. Also, it really bothered me that Rudy was going to Notre Dame (a school I couldn't have gotten into) and he didn't appreciate it except for the football. And he knew that he was no good so he was only going to play because the team was so far ahead.

Oh, I loved Miracle too. I don't know if that movie works for everyone, but as a Minnesotan who was a hockey loving teenager when that Olympics happened, I think that movie perfectly captured it. Herb Brooks is a god to people here, and Kurt Russell surprised me in pulling off a convincing Herb Brooks. Also all the guys playing the team were excellent.

[jackrock]

When Ricky dies. And at the end when it says that Doughboy was shot.

[Tone Capone]

Also the scene in "Crash" where the girl tries to take a bullet for her dad because he isn't wearing the "magic cape".... she is.

[mickill]

I thought Crash sucked, but I agree, that part was kind of touching.

[Tzar]

Fucking Terminator 2 thumbs up in the molten metal ftw
yeah that always did something to me when i was real young.

[The Notorious LOL]

the end of About Schmidt

[M.C. Guevera]

The last scene in Field Of Dreams when Kevin Costner asks his dad if they can play catch. I can NEVER NEVER EVER watch that scene without crying my eyes out.

[abcdefz]

It's cheesey, but that part in The Outsiders where they're at the hospital, and the brothers are all hugging Pony Boy, saying, "I thought we lost you just like Mom and Dad!" Yeesh.

[paul jones]

when Rocky says 'YO ADRIAN......I DID IT!!!' at the end of ROCKY 2 makes my eyes pour every time(y)

[beastieangel01]

i think i've recently estrogened out or something - more movies and tv shows make me cry than before. and i sometimes find little kids cute! christ! what is happening to my body?!

the same thing is happening to me. Perhaps it comes with age. I actually used to never really get in to babies "omg they are so cute" and all that. I'd feel completely out of my element when all girls were fawning over one and I'd stand there away from everyone like "uh? I'm supposed to be excited about this?"

Yeah. I didn't get in to it all until recently.

[Rock]

Also the scene in "Crash" where the girl tries to take a bullet for her dad because he isn't wearing the "magic cape".... she is.
Yeah...that got me.

And as much as people didn't like it and talk smack about it...I shed a couple of tears when Kong died in Peter Jackson's remake. In a packed theatre it was me and two 13 year old girls that were sitting a couple of rows ahead of me that had leaky eyeballs. That I could see at least. My dad busted my balls about that for a good while.

Oh, and a lot of Bollywood movies from the late 70's and early 80's get me all the time. No matter how many times I've seen them, they still turn me into a little bitch.

[abcdefz]

For different reasons entirely:

One scene that made my eyes tear up was the head-stomping scene in American History X. It was so horrifying; I had no idea that was something people actually do. One of those times when you get a glimpse of the depravity of man and it's just too, too much.

[B_Mackin']

One of my friends can't watch Top Gun without crying when goose dies.

[abcdefz]

One of my friends can't watch Top Gun without crying when goose dies.



Now that's sad.