Yes. I Cry At the Movies.

There. I said it. I'll go one further. You're not a man if you can't cry during a movie.

I'm not saying you have to bawl at the end of "Sleepless in Seattle" or "Beaches."

But when Bambi's mother dies or Ray Kinsella asks his deceased father to have a catch, perspiration best be forming in your peepers.

It is a perfectly normal and healthy reaction to let a movie move you.

However there is a line. You don't need to be hyperventilating, tears rushing, yelling "HE HAD HER AT HELLO."

Especially not good for a date but we'll save "Perfect Date Films" for another post.

Everytime I watch "The Land Before Time" and "UP", multiple tears exit the canal.

The end of "ET" when the music is building as the ships door closes then there is a 2 sec silence with a close up of Henry Thomas, I'm overwhelmed and perhaps a couple tears.

Hell, I even got emotional from "Inception" during the hallway corridor fight but that is more a film makers sensory overload.

And why haven't you seen "Inception"?

Ok. Your turn. When have you guys and gals cried? Your answers will be kept safe on the internet.

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