I havent personally although I suppose I could have done if there was no one around but in public no. I suppose its to do with being a man and how your not supposed to show your emotions.

I cant watch this without crying though. Not full on weeping but cetainly eye watering.

I cried while watching 'Beaches'

ArielB said:

Whats Beaches??

This movie did one serious job on my emotions




I knew the facts, but the movie packed a huge emotional wallop portraying those facts. When I watched it at home my eyes watered up several times...

Yes...during Under the Cherry Moon. The scene where Prince gets shot in the back and dies. I had tears rolling down my face

I couldn't stop thinking.."I spent how much money to see this piece of crap..."

I kissed at the movies.

Many times!

Sowhat said:

I cried during Titanic...







got trim tho'

Ugh, I hate Titanic. No offense, Ren

I've never cried at the movies. I have this thing about trying not to cry in front of others....especially during a movie. Really, I can't think of any movies that really make me cry. I remember being a kid when Home Alone 2 came out. I was picking on my younger cousin for tearing up during the pigeon lady scene.

I've gotten emotional, but the only time I was actually in tears at a theatre was during the opening fight scene of X-Men 2: Mutants United.

AnckSuNamun said:

Trust me, none taken! The story is hot garbage! I was really only there for the girl and the special effects...

Seeing the Titanic sail again (even if only virtually) was truly a moving experience, come to think of it, maybe that's why I cried...

Yes, but I was also going through a break-up. My friend cried with me, too.

I cry all the time at the movies. I am not afraid to show this emotion out in public!

Cooley High
E.T.

MoniGram said:

I cry all the time at the movies and I hate it and make sure that nobody notices it .

Serious said:

I don't mind it at all. I figure it's a normal emotion.

Yes when i saw Graffiti bridge and got thrown out

Sowhat said:

LMAO! I went with my cousin to see that. She cried "NOOOOOooooo!" during that scene.
I was 6. I cant remember if I cried or not.

I cried during The Passion of the Christ & Glitter

I cry at commercials. Take a wild guess

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

No lie: When I was much younger, I cried at this United Way commercial with a bunch of disabled/special needs kids singing "Lift Every Voice And Sing."

I used to tear up and had to change channels.

Yes, the one in my sig is the last one and it made me well up with tears 3 times, and I've only seen the movie from it's last half.

The one that disturb me the most to tears was "Lords of War"

Omg, yes! I hate crying at movies cuz I feel like such a sap! The first time I remember crying in the theatres was when my best friend took me to see Lilo & Stitch (we're both Dis fans). I had tears pouring down! :boexed: I looked over and she did too. I had teary eyes at the most recent Harry Potter last year, but I tried to hide those as well.

The final scene of "Love as a House" got me a little, um, verklempt.

So did "Then She Found Me."

MoniGram said:

I know it is, but I still feel stupid .

i cry all the time at movies.

it doesn't take much really. can be embarassing coming out into a bright foyer afterwards wondering if people can tell.

I don't cry, but sometimes I wet myself, just a little, if it's funny.

mcmeekle said:

Too much information?

angelcat said:

just make sure you mention the name of ANOTHER movie as you are walking out, so all those going in to that one are anticipating a tearjerker