Have you ever cried at the end of a film/TV show? Was is it for happy or sad reasons?

[Fierce_LiNk]

Personally, I was laughing my ass off at the end of Titanic.

 

What? You heartless bastard!

 

Even at the veeerry end where she goes up the staircase and sees everyone and him? I felt all warm and fuzzy.

[Fresh]

Gladiator and Titanic, everytime.

[Guest Jordan]

Yes, i'm a heartless bastard.

 

I sat through went felt like a life time of utter bs that, that film was. Why the fuck would you go see a movie where the ending was blantently obvious and felt as emotional as a lump of stone.

 

Leonardo DiCaprio is a damn, damn good actor... but he sucks in that film.

[Zell]

I've never cried at and end of a film. There have been those great films which really shook me inside, like the end of Gladiator.

[Fresh]

I sat through went felt like a life time of utter bs that, that film was. Why the fuck would you go see a movie where the ending was blantently obvious and felt as emotional as a lump of stone.

 

Leonardo DiCaprio is a damn, damn good actor... but he sucks in that film.

 

You could say that about any WW2 film then, might as well take all the awards away from Saving Private Ryan since it's so "predictable".

[Fierce_LiNk]

Yes, i'm a heartless bastard.

 

I sat through went felt like a life time of utter bs that, that film was. Why the fuck would you go see a movie where the ending was blantently obvious and felt as emotional as a lump of stone.

 

Leonardo DiCaprio is a damn, damn good actor... but he sucks in that film.

 

Surely the fact that you know something is going to happen, but importantly - the characters don't - is a powerful piece of story-telling?

[Guest Jordan]

You could say that about any WW2 film then, might as well take all the awards away from Saving Private Ryan since it's so "predictable".

 

I didn't particularly enjoy SPR, I was much more of a Band of Brothers person. I really enjoyed that, because of its historical 'accuracy' and how the characters portrayed on the screen were close to their real life counter parts.

 

Surely the fact that you know something is going to happen, but importantly - the characters don't - is a powerful piece of story-telling?

 

I suppose you could put it that way.

I don't mind other people enjoying movies, not at all. Just let me be open to my opinions

[Fierce_LiNk]

I suppose you could put it that way.

I don't mind other people enjoying movies, not at all. Just let me be open to my opinions

 

Just find it strange you didn't even cry the once...you must be made of some pretty hard stuff, dude.

 

My mate left the cinema before the end cos he was in tears. Hahahaha.

[Chris the great]

i almost cried to titanic. because it was one of the worst films ever.

 

"im the king of the world!"

 

if i was kate winslet id have slapped him for that line.

 

also, short circuit 2, when johney 5 is attacked and dying breaks my heart every time.

[Guest Jordan]

Just find it strange you didn't even cry the once...you must be made of some pretty hard stuff, dude.

 

My mate left the cinema before the end cos he was in tears. Hahahaha.

 

Like i said in a previous post. Stuff moves me... but never to tears. Unless you know, its so bad that i'm bored to tears. But thats in a metaphorical sense.

 

Stuff in real life makes me cry though. So i'm not that messed up

[Fierce_LiNk]

Like i said in a previous post. Stuff moves me... but never to tears. Unless you know, its so bad that i'm bored to tears. But thats in a metaphorical sense.

 

Stuff in real life makes me cry though. So i'm not that messed up

 

I think my housemate is like that. She isn't into many films, because she doesn't see the point in crying over something that ain't real.

[welsh_gamer]

Cried and/or make me feel very sad :-

 

The Lord of the Rings : The Return of the King

Armageddon

Forrest Gump

The Green Mile

Castaway

Gladiator

Schinder's List

The Pianist

E.T

 

George Mason's sacrifice and Edgar's death

 

 

Happy tear's :-

 

The Shawshank Redemption

Love Actually

[Guest Jordan]

Cried and/or make me feel very sad :-

 

The Lord of the Rings : The Return of the King

 

Was this due to the strange homoerotic bit at the end on Frodo's bed?

 

That shit is weird.

[Fierce_LiNk]

i almost cried to titanic. because it was one of the worst films ever.

 

"im the king of the world!"

 

if i was kate winslet id have slapped him for that line.

 

Shut up, you.

 

also, short circuit 2, when johney 5 is attacked and dying breaks my heart every time.

 

That's one of the bits my housemate cries at. And when he writes on the wall to ask his friend for help.

[Tellyn]

There were a few emotional moments in Lord of the Rings. The death of Boromir when he died fighting to save the Hobbits, Denethor telling Faramir that he'd rather he had died instead of Boromir (and the scene where Faramir attempts to retake Osgiliath), Sam's "there's some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for" speech, and the final leg of the journey, when Frodo and Sam are climbing Mt. Doom.

[Ashley]

Yes, i'm a heartless bastard.

 

I sat through went felt like a life time of utter bs that, that film was. Why the fuck would you go see a movie where the ending was blantently obvious and felt as emotional as a lump of stone.

 

Leonardo DiCaprio is a damn, damn good actor... but he sucks in that film.

 

Same reason you would say the same two words in a row perhaps?

 

(Blatantly obvious mean the same thing. I think you're looking for the word "patently" :p)

 

Stuff in real life makes me cry though. So i'm not that messed up

 

Im the opposite. I don't cry in real life.

 

And I haven't seen Titanic so I can't really say whether it made me cry or not. Doubt it now though. Its been parodied so much I just wouldn't be able to take it seriously.

[My Buttons are Magic!]

i just cry all the time

cry in real life

cry for tv/films

 

im like a bloomin waterworks - anything can set me off

 

didnt cry at titanic tho - i laughed

[Ellmeister]

I remember crying at the end of Godzilla.

 

But crying at Titanic? No way!

[chairdriver]

I cried in Titanic at the bit where she can't blow the whistle.

[Guest bluey]

grave of the fireflies.. when the little girl says her last line...

gets me every. single. time.

[Aimless]

Never, presumably because I'm dead inside.

 

No, I can be moved by films but I tend to go for reflection rather than tears. Take Pan's Labyrinth, for example: I was saddened by the end, but it made me think rather than cry.

 

I'm simply not a teary person. In fact until a month or so ago I hadn't cried for well over ten years. I don't think there's anything wrong with crying, and I'm far more emotional than some people give me credit for, but I'm not going to force myself to well up simply because it's 'the done thing'.

[Dante]

I cant remember what tv/film shows have made me cry.

[Chris the great]

oh, almost forgot, as a lad of 10(ish) braveheart and dragon heart both left me close to tears. i question my parents wisdom in letting m,e watch braveheart, though its fine film.

[welsh_gamer]

I remember crying at the end of Godzilla.

 

 

I did too! I was 10 mind...

 

Was this due to the strange homoerotic bit at the end on Frodo's bed?

 

That shit is weird.

 

I think I was upset because the fantastic trilogy that I was obsessd with, had come to and end and there would be no more.

[Bluejay]

Personally, I was laughing my ass off at the end of Titanic.

 

Correct display of emotions. Anger is also acceptable.