Crying!

Storm Eagle · 09-14-2004, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Classic Rocker

Thats somethign I don't do, cry during TV and movies. I just know it isn't real. So why feel remorse for them?

*sigh*

Maybe because it hits a nerve? It may not be real, but maybe certain situations remind a viewer of something s/he has dealt with in your past. However, I guess if one has lived a perfect life, then I wouldn't expect that person to understand.

Bube · 09-14-2004, 12:30 PM

I almost cried during the Titanic, but because I hated the movie, I kept myself from doing so.

Then I cried watching Pokemon...

But no more emotional movies for me. Everything seems to hit a nerve since I broke up...

DimHalo · 09-14-2004, 03:39 PM

I just remembered another one. I cried during Homeward Bound.

Canyarion · 09-14-2004, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jeepnut's slave

I just remembered another one. I cried during Homeward Bound.

Ah yes!!! That movie is SO emotional at the end....

I love it... I'd like to see some emotional movies with my girl.

The BOOK lord of the rings made me really cry....
The movies had some moving parts (especially RotK) so I cried there too, but not as intense as in the book.

GameMaster · 09-14-2004, 09:22 PM

I think the most powerful factor is the music. Without the emotional music, all the sad scenes in movies you guys are referring too probably wouldn't make you cry.

The Germanator · 09-14-2004, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by GameMaster

I think the most powerful factor is the music. Without the emotional music, all the sad scenes in movies you guys are referring too probably wouldn't make you cry.

Which is also how scary movies get you too. Good 'ol music.

Rubber Kitty · 09-14-2004, 09:44 PM

I got choked up at the end of Terminator 2 when Arnie gets lowered into the liquid steel

Canyarion · 09-15-2004, 06:04 AM

I cry when I see the news.

Music is important, but when I read TLotR, I didn't need music to cry...

Classic Rocker · 09-14-2004, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Storm Eagle

*sigh*

Maybe because it hits a nerve? It may not be real, but maybe certain situations remind a viewer of something she has dealt with in your past. However, I guess if one has lived a perfect life, then I wouldn't expect that person to understand.

Hahahaha..ah yes. No one lives the perfect life. There are always flaws and events. Suck it up. Yeah maybe it will remind you but you gotta see some people who cry there balls out over movies. It's disgusting. I hate when people try to shove there emotions down your throat. That was not meant to anyone, just a personal rant.

That and I think all the 80s macho hair metal and rock affected my brain. Bwhahaha.

Storm Eagle · 09-14-2004, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Classic Rocker

Hahahaha..ah yes. No one lives the perfect life. There are always flaws and events. Suck it up. Yeah maybe it will remind you but you gotta see some people who cry there balls out over movies. It's disgusting. I hate when people try to shove there emotions down your throat. That was not meant to anyone, just a personal rant.

That and I think all the 80s macho hair metal and rock affected my brain. Bwhahaha.

I wasn't trying to shove emotions down your throat. The comment you made earlier seemed ignorant and closed-minded so I thought I'd give you some insight. I'm not much of a crier myself, but even when people I know have done such a thing while watching something, it's not too hard to undersatnd once you stop to think about it.