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Do you cry at movies?

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dnrkrishnan25posted 7 years ago
Do you cry at movies?
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  very very rarely
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  drej2522posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  oh yeah...weep...sob!
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  Ghost32posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  In public, no. At home, if the wife's asleep, sure.
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
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  Himitsu Shugishaposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Yep, I'm a sucker for those real life dramas or a well written love story...but only when no one is around.
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  baconmidgetposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Amen dude, "only when no one is around" and that includes sneaking off to "take a dump" when a girlfriend is in the room.
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Ivorwenposted 7 years ago
Yep, if they are the type that merits crying over. Personally, I like tear jerkers.
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Genniferposted 7 years ago
Sometimes it happens, but only when this film is really worth crying.
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Cagsilposted 7 years ago
Yes, it happens from time to time, providing how dramatic the movie was.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  give an example spock, i cant picture YOU crying..
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Sorry, don't remember. Haven't seen any real good ones, as of late, but I know I've cried during or at the end of a movie, at least sometime in my life.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  
  me too.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  oh yeah, braveheart
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Never wanted to see it. Too long of a movie. Don't care for 3hour movies, especially war movies like that one.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  what do you like?
  its not really a war movie, btw..
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  I like all kinds of movies, action, adventure, mysteries, and romance. Drama in all sorts is usually good, but not always in the mood for it.
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  How are you today?
  
  Btw- I like the picture. Very nice.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  i am well
  thank you
  its just me, no big deal
  how are you?
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  I am fine. I only said something, because I noticed the change. And, besides, you're a pretty lady. Hence, very nice picture.
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  awwwww well thank you. glad to hear your fine. this is actually and old pic from my first profile. i put it up because its bc's fav. ill have to change it back soon.
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  rebekahELLEposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  did you see Gladiator?
  
  I cry or tear up with very moving music, drama.
  
  war movies make me cry especially~~ almost any film with Hans Zimmer music.
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drej2522posted 7 years ago
EVERYBODY is a big deal, Justine!
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  
  i meant my PIC is no big deal
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  drej2522posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Oh, I know what you meant
  
  And I agree, Braveheart is not really a war movie. It's amazing!
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lorlie6posted 7 years ago
Come on, people!!! You didn't cry over "Homeward Bound?"
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  Justine76posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  no
  but turner and hooch gets me...
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Yep, I must admit I'm a sucker for animal flicks...
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Never saw it.
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  You must, really!!
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  No, it's not a must.
  
  But, thank you anyway.
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Ok, I'm not trying to push ya 'round, Casgil!!
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  drej2522posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  homeward bound?...Michael J. Fox as a voiceover?
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Why not???
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  drej2522posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  I just asking if that was the movie. It's good. Haven't seen it in a while.
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  Sorry, I thought there was something weird about his voice. I really bawl my eyes out when I see it.
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samsbrposted 7 years ago
Yes only one time when I saw Titanic
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drej2522posted 7 years ago
for some reason field of dreams gets to me...when he is talking to his father...good stuff
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  lorlie6posted 7 years ago in reply to this
  That's an amazing story.
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pylos26posted 7 years ago
I am usually crying when I go into the movie...uh...over the price of the popcorn.
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  Cagsilposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  
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Tamarii2posted 7 years ago
All love stories get a weep from me.
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baconmidgetposted 7 years ago
Hells no I don't cry... well except for Marley and me. ( I'm a real dog lover)
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habeeposted 7 years ago
I cry over animal movies - Old Yeller, Marley and Me, etc. Every time I see Homeward Bound, I cry. I had a golden retriever that looked just like Shadow. He disappeared one weekend. When Shadow comes trudging back at the end of the movie, I turn on the waterworks.
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  Lisa HWposted 7 years ago in reply to this
  I won't watch animal movies for that reason. I just rule them all out because "we all know" there's going to be something disturbing. I seem to have learned the "avoid-some-things" school-of-thought from my mother, who wouldn't let me see Bambi (because the mother dies), Dumbo (because of the fire), or any number of other movies with unpleasantness in them.
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sneakorocksolidposted 7 years ago
Only at the movies my wife watchs. Why you want to see something that sad is way beyond me. Those are the real horror movies. Like a poor lady can't pay her rent. So, her landlord takes her two kids and sells them. She is distraught over the kids so she sends their dog Laddy to find them. Well Laddy runs over three continents finds a mate, Drucilla. Well the had unprotected sex and Druciila is preggers. Laddy promised to come back once he found the kids. On the forth contient there's the kids! Laddy runs up and the kids thought he was a wolf. They beat Laddy to death and eat him. They regain their strenght and go of to college and have their own families. Drucilla has the cutest puppies and they sell for thousands, so, Drucilla has a new job. The Lady has no kids, no dog and just one dollar. She buys a lottery ticket and wins. In the end the Lady is never alone again she has thousands of adoring fans of her book series, " The Glamour of Baked Goods".

If that doesn't make you cry( pick whatever direction you want) you're brain dead.
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itcollposted 7 years ago
I have did that in the past but not anymore
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cashmereposted 7 years ago
i do
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mglamorganposted 7 years ago
I love movies that have the power to make my tears come out.

I actually created an hub with my favourite films that are a must see for people that likes to cry with films and for the ones that say they never cry.

Check them out:

http://hubpages.com/hub/Greatest-Films-of-all-Times

The is a couple more I still have to add there:

Meet Joe Black, Life is Beautiful...
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