Emotional movies

I might be alone in this, but I have never cried at a film in my life.

 
Like PloKoon (well almost like him)  I very rarely shed tears at films - the only two I can think off are ET  and Life is Beautiful.

 
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Who didn't cry when ET "died"?

The Champ, with Jon Voight and Ricky Schroder.

I probably was one of the few who wasn't touched by Titanic, just annoyed at the waste of my time and money.

I cried when ET died!

And I hated Titanic - I was so glad I didn't see it at the cinema - had I been at home I would have switched it off, but I was at a friend's house!

 
I might be alone in this, but I have never cried at a film in my life.
Heartless bar steward.

Edit - I hate that it autocorrects to bar steward when I typed bas tard

 
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Heartless bar steward.

Edit - I hate that it autocorrects to bar steward when I typed bas tard

hahahaha, BQ!!  Can I direst you to RULE ONE in the Site Rules

1. Keep foul language to a reasonable level. The occasional outburst can be overlooked but keep it to that. Please don't use foul language in thread titles. Swear word filtering is in place, please do not try to beat this – it is annoying.

But, as you will see, BUGGER is acceptable!

 
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My mother would have washed my mouth out with soap if she had ever heard me saying that!!  How times change!  
Well, yes I probably wouldn't use it in a meeting at work, but it's hardly "foul" today just slightly off-colour I would say - it's hardly dropping the f-bomb or c-word is it?

 
Haha sorry BQ, I'm not really the crying type. I do have a quiet respect for the ideal of the 'strong silent type'. I don't particularly enjoy feelings, for the most part they just prevent me from behaving rationally.

Regarding foul language, it seems to be one of those site rules which has fallen by the wayside. We as a forum swear like sailors - blue is the colour of the air as well as the team!

 
Haha sorry BQ, I'm not really the crying type. I do have a quiet respect for the ideal of the 'strong silent type'. I don't particularly enjoy feelings, for the most part they just prevent me from behaving rationally.
Spock lives!

Strong silent types usually die young from heart trouble caused by suppressing emotions. That's my "theorette" anyway.

Seriously, anger outbusts caused by Ivanovic's defending is an emotion as well, remember that tomorrow.

 
Haha sorry BQ, I'm not really the crying type. I do have a quiet respect for the ideal of the 'strong silent type'. I don't particularly enjoy feelings, for the most part they just prevent me from behaving rationally.

Regarding foul language, it seems to be one of those site rules which has fallen by the wayside. We as a forum swear like sailors - blue is the colour of the air as well as the team!
In reality he can't cry because the liquor has removed all traces of water moisture from his body.

edit:  If it was possible for him to cry, pure salt would just roll down his cheeks.

 
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In reality he can't cry because the liquor has removed all traces of water moisture from his body.

edit:  If it was possible for him to cry, pure salt would just roll down his cheeks.

If it were pure whisky I would be there licking the tears off his cheeks as they fell!

 
Last Chance Harvey, not a great film as such, but very moving if your child has been raised by another man, or you are a step-pa.

 
If it were pure whisky I would be there licking the tears off his cheeks as they fell!
I imagine that for the first time ever in his life, PloKoon13 is trying to cry. Just hoping whiskey comes out.

Of Mice and Men

 
Don't worry bud I bought some backup inferior whisky just to make sure my stocks of Jameson were intact for the upcoming bender (starting Wednesday when my drinking buddy returns - the children I am currently with aren't really worth mentioning liquor-wise)

 
I very rarely shed tears at films - the only two I can think off are ET  and Life is Beautiful.
ET I can understand, but Life is Beautiful? I've never understood why it's so highly regarded.

 
"It's not your fault, it's not your fault, it's not your fault'l

That bit was difficult to watch in Good Will Hunting.

 
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