Almost?
Shit I bawl at ANYTHING.
Up, The Notebook, even Avatar at one points. If its remotely sad, I'm bawling.
Shit I bawl at ANYTHING.
Up, The Notebook, even Avatar at one points. If its remotely sad, I'm bawling.
Movies where you "almost" cried
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oddly enough the closest i've been to tears in a movie was Stephen Kings 'The Mist', the ending was sooo depressing 
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.
I was just so desperate to get to the toilet after that stupid thing had dragged on for so long, and I kept thinking it was going to end... but it didn't... and my bladder was threatening to stain my jeans, and it was so painful tears welled in my eyes. It might have been my body trying a different method to evacuate fluid.
Why couldn't Peter "Masturbatory Crap" Jackson just finish the damn thing after the battle, instead of giving us the story for every single thing that would ever happen ever again?
I was just so desperate to get to the toilet after that stupid thing had dragged on for so long, and I kept thinking it was going to end... but it didn't... and my bladder was threatening to stain my jeans, and it was so painful tears welled in my eyes. It might have been my body trying a different method to evacuate fluid.
Why couldn't Peter "Masturbatory Crap" Jackson just finish the damn thing after the battle, instead of giving us the story for every single thing that would ever happen ever again?
Braveheart. I have no problem watching William Wallace being gutted, but when his poor wife shows up, it's end-game for me.
And even though there are plenty others, for some reason I can only think of this one at the moment!
And even though there are plenty others, for some reason I can only think of this one at the moment!
Even thinking about the first ten minutes about Up makes me well up even now. Anyone who doesn't get emotional watching that film is a heartless bastard.
Well, it's been a while since I've read the books, but if I remember correctly, that's pretty much what Tolkien did: there was the final battle, then many many chapters after that depicting everything else.cuddly_tomato said:
No offense to Tolkien fans out there, but I really didn't enjoy that part of the book!
I havn't cried in a film but i nearly did in Schindler's List, how can anyone not feel anythink after watching that.
I was watching that movie at like 2 in the morning and when that happened I just teared right up. If you hadn't mentioned it, I would have been really surprised if no one else did.XxcasualmanxX said:
