Do men cry at films?

[bilko2]

I have to admit that i freely 'well up' with a severe case of the sniffles at some films whilst i'm alone although i rarely cry. It's funny watching my boys sometimes if there is something sad on the tv. That intense stare, with your hand on your chin. Answering questions with "uhmm" or a simple "yep" for fear of letting the tears out:hehe:
So, is it just me?, do you blub a little and try to hide it? or are you a stonefaced one that wouldn't even cry with an arrow through your left testicle? ( ala kingdom of heaven and earth )

[up-the-dubs]

Hav'nt done it so far. Maybe I'm just a callous, cold-hearted Deamon deep down.

[mybrainhurts]

Pull yourself together, man.....

[hedders]

I remember crying my eyes out when I watched that lassie movie when he got stranded on a boat and it was floating away down the river.

but that was weeks ago

[speedy_thrills]

I will admit that I may have cried the odd tear (although some of laughter) while I was watching “The Shawshank Redemption”. Not nearly as much as other people though and not at the same periods during films either.

[towman]

End of "Officer & A Gentleman". How sad is that - me ,not the cinematic presentation (refuses to use the word "movies".

Apollo 13 - Launch. It`s the music that gets me.

[Trooper2]

up-the-dubs said:

Hav'nt done it so far. Maybe I'm just a callous, cold-hearted Deamon deep down.

[towman]

Oh yes - I forgot my wedding video!



If I`d known the plot before I got there, I wouldn`t have bothered! (sorry Shirl!)

[Cyberhuss]

I have cried.. recently.. but that was due to depression plus the movie being rather sad/emotional!

Don't you feel pretty embarrassed to admit that you actually cry?
i mean all the 'ard guys must be reading this and thinking "haha bunch of sissy's"

(ps. no one quote this reply, so i can delite it later)

[towman]

Cyberhuss said:

Don't you feel pretty embarrassed to admit that you actually cry?

Don`t have a problem with it. I certainly don`t see it as a sign of weakness. However, cacking your pants at a scary film is another matter (me as well unfortunately)

[philthy]

Cyberhuss said:

I have cried.. recently.. but that was due to depression plus the movie being rather sad/emotional! Don't you feel pretty embarrassed to admit that you actually cry? i mean all the 'ard guys must be reading this and thinking "haha bunch of sissy's" (ps. no one quote this reply, so i can delite it later)

"delite".....

.....never read small print

Phil

but you're not alone

[wizzpig]

Must admit, I cried when they threw Herbie off the ship in "Herbie goes bananas". I was much younger though. No really, I was.....

>> Edited by wizzpig on Tuesday 7th June 06:52

[Trooper2]

I think I've cried do to some piece of crap having made it to the "big screen" and actually spending money to see it!


Actually I get emotional with a good sad movie, especially if watched at home.

[wacky racer]

Also, shed a tear or two, everytime I hear the quieter parts of the theme to the "Dambusters".......

[-DeaDLocK-]

I well up. Ladies seem to like it.

[dinkel]

Yup I rarely do but I do.

Round Midnight, the scene where Dexter says he can pay the dinner for himself.

Autobiographic I guess.

Since I have 2 little daughters I tend to cry quicker, especially when kids in the pic loose their mother, are hurt or whatever.

Sophies' Choice . . .

[DJFish]

might have done.........

[jacobyte]

ET - "I'll... be... right..." try to hold it in man, she's blubbing away but you've gotta keep it together!

But The Big Blue does it for me, and I can't help myself

[dinkel]

http://souiki.org/blog/le_grand_bleu.jpg

Wonderfull movie . . .

[animal]

I was welling up at the end of Gandhi - I loved that little old fella!