Did you cry? (be honest)

[Amidala]

I cry every time at return of the king *blush*

[I, Brian]

Nope.

I was actually disappointed at the end - wasn't a very epic sailing away. Also - very glad we didn't see the scouring of the shire at the cinema - would have made it too long.

[littlemissattitude]

Oh, I always cry at movies. They don't even have to be sad movies. I am way too sentimental for my own good.

But, yes, I did cry at ROTK. Intermittently, thought the whole dratted thing. The thing that really got me, though, was when Aragon told the Hobbits that they must bow to no one, and then everyone bowed to them.

[SDNess]

I didn't cry, but it was a very "emotional" moment.

[erickad71]

Originally Posted by littlemissattitude

The thing that really got me, though, was when Aragon told the Hobbits that they must bow to no one, and then everyone bowed to them.

Absolutely, that part had me going. I tend to be somewhat emotional at times though.

I do wish it had ended there. Especially since they didn't put all of the return to the Shire parts in.

[Vodstok]

Oh god. i am such a softy these days. If a movie's music swells, I get teary eyed. Yes, i got really emotional at the end. i blame Titanic. i cried like a baby at that movie, and now i do at anything remotley emotional, good or bad.

I got a little emberassed watching brother bear....

The worst movie for me is the Abyss. When Ed Harris has his emotional breakdown because his wife is "dead", i completely break down.

[knivesout]

One movie I DID cry at was Dead Man Walking.

[erickad71]

OMG, I love "The Abyss". I bawl my eyes out at that part. The whole movie is great though. I really should get that DVD. I try to watch it whenever it comes on the tv.

Dead Man Walking gets me too. I've only seen it once though.

[Traveller]

I must admit that yes I did cry but I did cry when I read the books so it wasnt anything new to me

I cried at the bridge of Khazad Dum when Gandalf fell even though I knew he would be back, and when Boromir died
And in ROTK I was over wealmed when the beacons were being lit the scenery and the whole vastness of it made me

[dwndrgn]

I cry at the drop of a hat! I always bring tissues with me - I'm a practical goddess .

I mostly cry at happy, wonderful things like the part with Aragorn and the Hobbits that LittleMiss mentioned. Sappy, feel-good movies always get me teary eyed when at the end everyone is happy and it all works out beautifully. Probably just crying because crap like that doesn't happen in real life .

[Morning Star]

I get a bit emotional at the end of the book, but not the movie. If somebody had kicked a dog in Return of the King, then maybe yeah. As it was I didn't like the oliphants getting hurt.

[littlemissattitude]

Vodstok and ericad, I completely agree with you about that part of "The Abyss". Gets me every time.

[Vodstok]

It doesnt hurt that if i had to pick an actor to be my surrogate father, it would be Ed Harris. I have based a couple of characters off of characters he has played. He is just so damn likeable.

[erickad71]

I love Ed Harris . I especially like the part where he throws his ring down the very blue toilet and then turns around and fishes it back out.

[mzarynn]

I'm glad I'm in good company. I cried at ROTK and I like Ed Harris. I cried when they showed the flashback of Borimir's death and Pippin was moved to pledge himself to the Steward of Gondor. I never used to cry at movies. My "Titanic" was The Lion King. It started the tears.