Have you/ do you ever cry during movies?

Ahhh! This one got me too.

Nooooooo!

That scene got to me as well. I was waiting, knowing when that part happened, it would be the toughest part to view. Holden posted about her winning here . . .Yippy, she won!

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Okay....I whimpered a bit during I Am Legend when

No!!!

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Yeah that hit me too....one of the desperate moments of Neville!!!

E.T. is such a touchy film. I remember crying a lot when the boy tries to rescue the alien.

Garden State. It gets me here. What am I pointing at? Whatever you want me to be pointing at. Ladies

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And lo the whispering wanderer weeps
what whit to whom did my life keep?

Well of course

A more recent watch was the Notebook, where near the end, her memories slip away from her once again. It was heartbreaking.

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well I rarely cry over a movie, these days I get a little choked up maybe. but when I was 17 I watched John Lennon:Imagine and just broke down crying. John Lennon was my idol see. so sad.

when I saw Bridge to Terabithia that's the closest to crying I've been since Imagine. so sad, god.

yeah E.T. i was only 11 or 12 when that came out and I remember crying over that one but didn't everybody?

i cry very easily.... doesnt take much at all... im just very open to emotions........ I cried like a little b*tch during rent... i mean i bawled like CRAZY!!!

I cry for love between family friends lovers,,,
especially in the movie The Perfect Man

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Yes I have. Most recently I was watching Blood Diamond. Started to cry near the end.

It was a first for me but when I watched Straight Story over the summer I basically wept uncontrollably through the entire film and had a headache by the end. It's a good thing I didn't watch it with anyone else present. I couldn't even think about the movie for a couple days after that without tearing up. That was the second time I watched the movie, first time was when it first came out years ago and I came away thinking it was a quirky and uplifting family film, just like the text on the back of the case and most of the reviews I've read have said.

I don't really cry, I get really close, teary eyes and all, but usually don't let it go. Last movie that did that was The Fountain, beatiful movie and so sad and beautiful at the same time.

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i can't remember ever crying or nearly crying during a film but i probably have, i'll post the movie if i can recall a memory

Of course. Something touches me one way or another when watching certain movies. It's natural to cry during a movie.....who doesn't?

Macho men (and not the ones who "put your ass to sleep...") and fibbers?

Well, I am a very emotional person. And I do cry watching films. When you say that macho men are the ones that don't cry, or saying flat out (not that you specifically did) ''I don't cry during a movie cause I'm macho'' well......it's pretty lame.

The Fountain

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