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About time Hachi popped up.

You really cried or it's supposed to be sarcastic? :D

The Bridge on the River Kwai Patton Apocalypse Now Full Metal Jacket Paths of Glory Just to name a few. I agree that Saving Private Ryan is an excellent movie though. Matt, try Patton, it is much better than Platoon :P

First because it's a movie topic and second because not everyone agrees with me :P The next time-together, have you ever heard about false premise? :D

You disappointed me as my whole mission in this thread was to tell people to not put a dot dot dot on what they need to say :D

Men are naturally harder to cry (that's why seeing a man breaking into tears is always more emotional because you know it's taken a lot to take him on that level while women can cry at the most random things) but to say that crying at films (because they are works of fiction) is a girly thing is...

And sometimes it doesn't even need to be a sad story, just something you personally find nostalgic and familiar which you can relate to. To me, music is like that as it can aim my deepest emotions. This is art. Your relationship is bound to fail :D He's always doing that [:P] and since...

Damn I thought it was exactly the answer you'd want to hear :P

Depends on both the story and the story teller.

Your logic there is almost as bad as Martin's avatar :P

My initial point was that it doesn't make sense to hide your feelings IF they are there, whether you are a sane man like Deneb or a teenage girl like me :biggrin:

My initial point was something else which you can't seem to grasp :P (I want to cry but I resist because it's a teenage girl thing, crappy logic.) But back to the point you two are making, how crying is not a typical emotion when watching a movie is beyond me as many people do indeed cry when...

I think you missed my point, it's ok if movies can't get to you on that level, it in the end depends on our personalities. Some people are easy to laugh/cry and some are not, we're all different in that regard. What I'm saying is that it doesn't make any sense to hide your feelings if they are...

Look who's talking :P Yeah I know, boys don't cry. I think I even cried at that too btw :lol:

Crying at movies is no different from laughing at them. Both are our humane expression of emotions, why should anyone hide them or feel embarrassed by showing them? Films are made to move us both intellectually and emotionally. If you are hard to be moved, it's ok then but that makes no sense if...

I don't know why I didn't. And I'm always ready to cry.

My Life was too touching for me when I was too young :P Oh and The Elephant Man.

Yeah, same here, except that I avoid watching crap movies :P My list is petty long but right off the top of my head, I'm sure I laughed a lot watching City Lights and I certainly cried too. Paths of Glory's final scenes broke me into tears, Dead Man Walking was a bit strange because I had teary...