What movies made yo cryand was embrassed to admit it?

1,Steel Magnolais
2 Sounder
3 Some tv movies
4Where The Red Fern Grows
5 ET.

I've never cried during a movie, so none.

Originally posted by orange head
What movies made yo cryand was embrassed to admit it?

1,Steel Magnolais



how was it embarrassing to cry during that movie?

Fox and The Hound when I was little

Originally posted by *Heinz Me*
how was it embarrassing to cry during that movie? If you were a guy,it's kind of things you don't want people to know that you did cry.

Originally posted by orange head
4Where The Red Fern Grows

I had to read that book for school a couple years ago. Wasn't it about dogs or something?

Bambi

I'm never embarassed to cry in a movie. I'm such a wuss - it's no secret. I cried in Sense and Sensibility because I was so happy at the ending :lol: I cried today when we went to see Finding Neverland. I'm unashamed :D

Originally posted by MaydayMalonesGirl
I had to read that book for school a couple years ago. Wasn't it about dogs or something? It was about 2 Beagles hound dogs and the boy who rasied them, one dies and he puts it in the grave behind his house and the other dog isn't the same. Then a red fern grows on the dogs graves. I have to rent the movie again. I think it was 4th grade when my teacher read it in class, some of the girls were crying.

Originally posted by Superstar
Fox and The Hound when I was little Oh man, that was sad. I have the tape from when I was little.

Oh, um, A Little Princess. Just tears, really.

OMG, I cry all the time in movies. 13 Going on 30...when she climbed into her parents bed during the thunderstorm...omg, I just started BAWLING...my friends think I'm a wuss.

Oh, and I just saw the Polar Express tonight...I cried the entire like...last 20 minutes. Not just tears, I swear if someone looked at me they prolly thought a family member died.

Schindler's List
Saving Private Ryan
I was totally unashamed to cry towards those movies

Titanic........ashamed but that was long ago.

I bawled during the Incredible Journey people wouldn't understand why :(

Bambi

Regarding Henry

Titanic

Well I myself don't usually cry in movies but My mom cried for an hour after Troy was over. We couldn't leave the theater because she was crying, then after the movie we went to CVS and she was STILL crying in there for another 30 minutes. I never saw someone cry so much because of one character dying.

I'm not embarrassed about crying in movies BUT I'm embarrassed to say that I cried at the end of the bachlorette when she didn't pick Matthew.

I dont care if people see me crying during a movie,I'm not embarassed by it.I've cried in lots of movies.My concern is not what people will think,its how i'll look when my mascara starts running.;)

Originally posted by CharmBracelet
I dont care if people see me crying during a movie,I'm not embarassed by it.I've cried in lots of movies.My concern is not what people will think,its how i'll look when my mascara starts running.;) I remember wacthing Where The Red Fern Grows,and after the movie got out I saw this girl and her mascara was running down her face,and among other things. She kind of looked like that gal from The Blair Wicth Project when she wassaying she was sorry and stuff running down her face.lol

I do get embarrassed about crying at a movie. I don't want anyone to see me or hear me. That is so silly but that's how I react when I feel myself start to tear up, lol.

I don't think I cried at Steel Magnolias, but I took my two daugters to it with me. They thought it was kinda' dumb and I think they thought I was kinda' silly for likeing it. It was the Lousana boy in me that made me like it.

Keep in mind that that movie was made before Julia Roberts was famous. At that time she was a fresh face with a brilliant smile and a sexy, loveable accent. Now....not so much do I care for her. She's still all right though. My daugther thinks she is homely. I scrunched up my face when she said that. I said, homely? Ah, no, she doesn't look ... homely to me. My daughter laughed.:lol:

^ Gosh,i never thought of Julia Roberts as homely.If she's homely,whats pretty? I always thought Julia was breathtaking......

I cried in Pearl Harbor,but for some reason,i tried to hide it from my Josh Hartnett mad friend.I dunno why when i look back,but we were in the cinema and my eyes welled up,and i hid my face.I was so determined not to cry i think because i didn't want my friend to see that Josh Hartnett's death got to me!

Moulin Rouge, even though I didn't feel embarrassed to cry. :crying: I saw it about seven or eight times at the theatre, and have it on DVD.

Okay this is the first time I ever cried during a movie. That movie was The Terminal, at the very end when he finally went through the doors. God I can't believe I cried.

Originally posted by Desperate_Fan03
God I can't believe I cried.

Get over it. :p Everyone seems to think that crying is a sign of weakness. It's not. It just shows that you aren't a cold hearted, insensitive person. And that's okay...

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Forrest Gump, although it's not as embarrassing to admit to as Snow White might be. I'm not really embarrassed about it with either of them, especially since some football player said today that he cried at The Lion King.

i have only cried at one movie mighty joe young

Finding Neverland and Ray kinda got me teary eyed