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PrintableMacDaddy said: vivid said:  Do you know that Amsterdam is beautiful in spring time? You should check for yourself. You wouldn't need a hotel You're married! I couldn't possibly intrude  | |
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vivid said: MacDaddy said: Do you know that Amsterdam is beautiful in spring time? You should check for yourself. You wouldn't need a hotel You're married! I couldn't possibly intrude Well..erm..that 'marriage' is over | |
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MacDaddy said: vivid said: You're married! I couldn't possibly intrude Well..erm..that 'marriage' is over Oh, no! orgnote | |
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Phantom of the Paradise always makes me cry | |
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HamsterHuey said: CarrieMpls said: I cry at movies, tv, books, music, all of it. The mere thought of a song can start the tears rolling down my face.
Any kind of overwhelming emotion is going to come out of my eyes. Happy, sad, whatever. I’m a sensitive soul, I guess. That and I’m often hormonal. I take after my mom this way. you big sob! The older I get, the easier it gets to start bawling. From movies (Amadeus gets me e-ve-ry time) or music (The Beatles' Free As A Bird) or a fucking Oprah episode, it don't matter. Imma big bawler. I'm with you. I can cry at some pretty silly stuff sometimes. But I'm REALLY curious about what makes you cry in Amadeus. I've watched that movie about 400 times and I don't think I've come close to tearing up once. Wait - on second thought maybe I don't want to know. You might make me start sniffling as well!!!! | |
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LIKE A RIVER. 
Mask Color Purple Imitation of Life Marley and Me (or anything with a fuckin dog in it) 
One True Thing (watched it at the movies with my mom who was ill, forget it) Longtime Companion There's tons more... [Edited 3/30/10 11:46am] | |
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PurpleRighteous1 said: I haven't had a movie that made me cry in a while, but there are some that get me over and over. Forrest Gump usually does it. So does The Color Purple.
The beginning of Up caught me by surprise though I will not do this shit again. 
Lawd that scene got me. | |
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GirlBrother said: Usually old movies, rather than newer movies.
I get ugly, crying over these movies: Dark Victory Imitation Of Life The English Patient Just the opening titles of Imitation Of Life gets me choked, because I know what's coming. And I couldn't watch the last 30 minutes of Marley & Me - I had to leave the room. Did you actually like Marley and me? Because I did the same thing at the end and left the room. I would have stayed and balled my way through it if I had enjoyed the movie. But I thought it was total cheese and completely unfunny/uncharming. Because I KNEW I would cry at the end when they showed the final dog scenes I refused to let that movie get me emotional because it hadn't "earned it". | |
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Absolutely. But mainly because something on the screen evokes a powerful, personal memory.
For instance, I always cry at the end of "Field of Dreams", when Kevin Costner plays catch with his dad. That's because my dad and I loved baseball, and he's gone so we can't play catch any more. | |
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virginie74 said: Phantom of the Paradise always makes me cry
Same with the Phantom Menace when Jar Jar Binks appears! | |
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GirlBrother said: Usually old movies, rather than newer movies.
I get ugly, crying over these movies: The English Patient I got ugly cryin in between naps cuz that movie wouldn't fuckin end. | |
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color purple
imitation of life lion, the witch and the wardrobe animated passion of the Christ the lion king animated I cried at all of these movies.  | |
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johnart said: GirlBrother said: Usually old movies, rather than newer movies.
I get ugly, crying over these movies: The English Patient I got ugly cryin in between naps cuz that movie wouldn't fuckin end. I never got the hype of that movie either. I certainly didn't hate it, but never really saw it as anything special. | |
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RodeoSchro said: Absolutely. But mainly because something on the screen evokes a powerful, personal memory.
For instance, I always cry at the end of "Field of Dreams", when Kevin Costner plays catch with his dad. That's because my dad and I loved baseball, and he's gone so we can't play catch any more. Toally agree with you on this one. What's funny if the first four or five times I watched it, it didn't get me at all. Then I found myself watching it one day a few years ago and started getting choked up at that scene. | |
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Fenwick said: johnart said: I got ugly cryin in between naps cuz that movie wouldn't fuckin end. I never got the hype of that movie either. I certainly didn't hate it, but never really saw it as anything special. I only own it because Kristin Scott Thomas is nekkid in it. | |
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Fenwick said: johnart said: I got ugly cryin in between naps cuz that movie wouldn't fuckin end. I never got the hype of that movie either. I certainly didn't hate it, but never really saw it as anything special. Oh, I hated it.   | |
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sextonseven said: Fenwick said: I never got the hype of that movie either. I certainly didn't hate it, but never really saw it as anything special. I only own it because Kristin Scott Thomas is nekkid in it. WOW! Now I KNOW I didn't care for it that much because I don't even remember that!!!!  | |
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Fenwick said: sextonseven said: I only own it because Kristin Scott Thomas is nekkid in it. WOW! Now I KNOW I didn't care for it that much because I don't even remember that!!!! That was quality nudity too, not just some quick flash.  | |
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Yes. I will  over the slightest little thing. "Love Hurts. Your lies, they cut me. Now your words don't mean a thing. I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..." -Cher, "Woman's World" | |
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DesireeNevermind said: color purple
imitation of life lion, the witch and the wardrobe animated passion of the Christ the lion king animated I cried at all of these movies. I cried at Passion of the Chirst for the same reason Johnart cried at English Patient. Didn't really care for that one.
Movies I know I have cried during at least once: Color Purple Field of Dreams Nobody's Fool (obscure Paul Newman movie) Gandhi (when his wife dies - if that isn't the height of acting I don't know what is) Throw Mama From the Train (j/k) | |
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sextonseven said: Fenwick said: WOW! Now I KNOW I didn't care for it that much because I don't even remember that!!!! That was quality nudity too, not just some quick flash. Your honor, I'd like to recant my previous testimony. I LOOOOOVE me some English Patient!!!! | |
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Cool Hand Luke.
When Paul Newman takes that last beating whilst digging a ditch and his spirit breaks....I was just and then it sucked when his so called jail homies turn on him later and start eating his food from him and everything.  | |
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Art, books, movies, music, basically anything that gets an intense feeling outta me can make me cry.
It's SO lame, but the first few minutes of Love Actually make me sob. I can't watch that part, really. | |
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ernestsewell said: It's a romantic idea to cry at a movie evoking enough emotion that you weep during the movie at some point, but how realistic is it?
I ask because I DVR'd The Reader and watched it last night. I wasn't sure what it was about, or what to expect. For some reason, it got me emotional. It was such a great movie. For anyone who hasn't seen it, I'd highly recommend it. Do you cry at a movie? What movie(s) have evoked that kind of emotion from you? My girlfriends and I all teared up and soaked a bunch of kleenex at a theater with this tearjerker way back in Jr. High:  | |
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TheVoid said: Sheeeee-it.
I normally don't cry in movies but there are some really surprising movies that make me tear up or cry. Erm.... ..... 1. Forest Gump 
2. Dumbo
3. Anna & The King
4. The Wrath of Khan
5. Shindler's List (this I believe is understandable) 6. The Joy Luck Club
7. Ghandi 8. Though I didn't cry I got a bit emotional at the end of "Artificial Intelligence"
9. Paradise Road 10. The Last Emperor Dumbo?  looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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Fenwick said: RodeoSchro said: Absolutely. But mainly because something on the screen evokes a powerful, personal memory.
For instance, I always cry at the end of "Field of Dreams", when Kevin Costner plays catch with his dad. That's because my dad and I loved baseball, and he's gone so we can't play catch any more. Toally agree with you on this one. What's funny if the first four or five times I watched it, it didn't get me at all. Then I found myself watching it one day a few years ago and started getting choked up at that scene. I took my son to Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame two summers ago. We played catch in the field next to the Hall. It's a good thing it was long toss, because I was crying like a little baby the whole time. | |
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AnckSuNamun said: TheVoid said: Sheeeee-it.
I normally don't cry in movies but there are some really surprising movies that make me tear up or cry. Erm.... ..... 1. Forest Gump
2. Dumbo
3. Anna & The King
4. The Wrath of Khan
5. Shindler's List (this I believe is understandable) 6. The Joy Luck Club
7. Ghandi 8. Though I didn't cry I got a bit emotional at the end of "Artificial Intelligence"
9. Paradise Road 10. The Last Emperor Dumbo? I dun bout seen ...errrrverything....when i seen an elephant CRY! | |
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AnckSuNamun said: TheVoid said: Sheeeee-it.
I normally don't cry in movies but there are some really surprising movies that make me tear up or cry. Erm.... ..... 1. Forest Gump
2. Dumbo
3. Anna & The King
4. The Wrath of Khan
5. Shindler's List (this I believe is understandable) 6. The Joy Luck Club
7. Ghandi 8. Though I didn't cry I got a bit emotional at the end of "Artificial Intelligence"
9. Paradise Road 10. The Last Emperor Dumbo? OMG YES. | |
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Titanic. Because that movie is painful to watch.  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Yes I cry at movies. 2 name a few Steel Magnolia's and The Notebook. I cry at movies all the time. Proverbs 23:9 | |
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