Do you cry when you watch T.V or Movies?

[angelfire east]

In another forum there was a thread about if you ever cired watching Smallville, and I wanted to know if anyone has ever cried watching another T.V show?

I have when I watched ER and a main character dies, same with Heratbeat, and other british shows.

[Maniac in the Porsche]

No, the last time something made me cry (on TV) was watching the DVD of the movie Pearl Harbor.

Right at the end...you know the part! (Rafe & Danny)

It was right after my Mom died, and I just sat there on the couch crying uncontrollably.

Since then, haven't cried over TV.

It probably is healthier to just let it out...so props to those who do!

[Dannyblue1]

Not usually. Really, I'm not a big crier. I might feel really moved by something, but actual tears are rare for me. So, when a movie, or an episode of a TV show does manage to make me cry, it's a big deal. This is why I'm kind of amazed by how often BtVS and ANGEL were able to make me cry.

[andrew8473]

I am a total sucker for crying at tv shows, i mean i watched like 3 episodes of buffy and then it was that one when she jumped off of the huge tower to close the portal. I cried my eyes out! What else, oh last episode of Ally McBeal was the same kinda thing, i hadn't really watched it but i was crying lol. Other things that im into i cried were when Chloe got ''blown up'' at the end of last season, various Friends episodes, last episode of season 1 of The OC. I think thats it really. lol

[Big Albowski]

I have been known to tear up every now and then! I am man enough to admit it and be ok with it!

Al

[Farmboy]

The last time a movie compelled me to a FEW tears was about a month ago when I purchased The Star Wars Trilogy. In "Empire Strikes Back" when Luke communicates to Leia via the force on Cloud City and in "Return of the Jedi" when Luke faces his father in the end during the lightsaber duel.
For some reason these scenes touched me. Perhaps it was the emotion compounded with Williams' music. I don't know, but for whatever reason, don't tell anyone that I know.... I have a reputation to keep.
How about you guys? When is the last time yall cried because of a movie or TV and what were you watching?

[ShadowQueen]

Very few TV shows have ever made me cry. Buffy is defintely the one that has the most.

I think I have during X-Files here and there.

[Spiked]

Buffy and Angel have made me tear up a good bit.

[axisoftime]

I really cant remember crying while watching a tv show.Actualy except for shedding a few tears over Chris Reeve-and a few over personal problems-and life in general -ive hardly cried in several years.

[yllektra]

I cry a lot when i watch shows or films! I get very emotional!

[Little Miss Lurker]

I cry over... The Fox and the Hound. Yeah. Show me anything remotely emotional, and I get choked up. :p
LML

[thomasw]

I've gotta add my vote for BtVS and Angel. BtVS especially had many heart-wrenching scenes, and I challenge anyone not get choked up watching the episode "The Body".

[Dannyblue1]

Originally posted by thomasw
I've gotta add my vote for BtVS and Angel. BtVS especially had many heart-wrenching scenes, and I challenge anyone not get choked up watching the episode "The Body".

You know, I felt bad for Buffy and Dawn in that episode. My heart was breaking for them because they made the entire thing so real. But it was Anya's speech, about how she just couldn't understand why Joyce couldn't get up and be okay that did me in.

Still, of the two shows, nothing made me cry as hard or as long as ANGEL's "You're Welcome".

[thomasw]

Originally posted by Dannyblue1
But it was Anya's speech, about how she just couldn't understand why Joyce couldn't get up and be okay that did me in.Totally! I'm not sure why, but Anya's speach was just perfect, was the definitive moment of the episode that broke the dam, so to speak. Was delivered beautifully too, her voice conveying all the right emotions.


Originally posted by Dannyblue1
Still, of the two shows, nothing made me cry as hard or as long as ANGEL's "You're Welcome". One of my favourite Angel moments was when, after all that buildup, Faith collapses in Angel's arms begging him to kill her. *tear* I miss Faith.

[Summers]

just so many btvs and angel moments. I still amazed how well written, directed, and acted these shows were. To make us laugh till it hurt to cry our eyes out.

Anya's speech hit a chord because it something we all feel we lose somebody close to us. Why did this happen? I dont understand? and its stupide. Somehow Joss and Emma Caulfield was able to deliver a speech that was just so accurate.

but then there are happy tears on the show like Xander's special speech to Dawn in Potential or Buffy's Chosen speech in voiceover while the girls get their power. there is so many, and I'm still amazed of the show(probably why I kept updating the Buffy/Angel thread :) ).

[Psyphun]

Yep. There is only one actor who can make me misty eyed on demand and that's Harry Morgan. The man can really convey his emotions when he needs to.

[ILoveClana]

"ER" has made me cry a few times.

[ArtisticGal]

CSI-Vegas made me cry "I think" last week. It was about the Hispanic family and the brother killing the sister because he loved her too much to let her suffer.

[Summers]

Originally posted by ILoveClana
"ER" has made me cry a few times.

yea, I cried my eyes out when Lucy Knight died.

[JohnSchneider#1Fan]

I cry over certain shows.

[NewAgeJesus]

I never really cry at .. anything. TV, Films, Funerals... It kinda sucks in a way.

My friend on the other hand, crys at everything. She'll cry at comedies, cause she's glad everything turned out alright in the end.

[NewSVFan78]

No I don't cry while watching tv or even movies.I am not a big cryer in general. :)

[atrufan14]

i don't tend to cry at anything apart from movies or if i hurt myself really bad, i cried when i broke my arm - but i suppose thats natural lol :p

i never used to cry at movies/ tv but in the past 6 months or so i've cried at almost every dull moment. i cried watching the gift (buffy), you're welcome (angel), two weddings and a funeral (tru calling) and at the end of the 5th HP book (suprisingly not the 6th - i'm not giving away any spoilers).

it's weird that i haven't cried in Smallville though, i suppose nothing has been that sad.

[NewSVFan78]

Originally posted by atrufan14
i don't tend to cry at anything apart from movies or if i hurt myself really bad, i cried when i broke my arm - but i suppose thats natural lol :p

i never used to cry at movies/ tv but in the past 6 months or so i've cried at almost every dull moment. i cried watching the gift (buffy), you're welcome (angel), two weddings and a funeral (tru calling) and at the end of the 5th HP book (suprisingly not the 6th - i'm not giving away any spoilers).

it's weird that i haven't cried in Smallville though, i suppose nothing has been that sad. Yes it is natural to cry when you hurt yourself or if somebody hurts your feelings. :cool:

[RedPhoenix23]

A couple of Buffy/Angel eps have turned me into a bawling little baby.

Passion- made me tear up when Jenny died in season 2 of Buffy.

The Becoming one and two- was sad. Poor Buffy is like seconds too late to save Kendra from Drusilla. And part 2 definately had me bawling where she kills Angel right after he gets his soul, in order to save the world had me crying.

Season 5 Listening to Fear- made me cry when Joyce was a little out of it and was saying very hurtfull things, even though she really didn't mean it. That one made me cry because it was personal for me, it reminded me of my grandma who had senile dementia.

The ep where Buffy and Riley break up had me crying when Buffy runs after the helicopter...if only he would have looked out of the window!!! Argh! I can't remember the name of that ep but it was in season 5.

The Body was hella sad anyone who didn't cry during that one has to be heartless. Willow stressing about the missing shirt had my eyes so blurred with tears I could barely see the tv, along with Anya's speach of course.

The Gift- made me cry when Buffy jumped into the hell portal to save Dawn and the world made me cry, even though I knew Buffy couldn't possibly die because Buffy was coming back on the UPN.

Angel's Hero- made me cry when Doyle died, even though he got to go down like a hero, hence the ep title.

A Hole in The World- was as sad if not sadder than The Body, it was just so sad watching Fred die.:( I'm surprised no body has mentioned that one. It starts out as a fun ep with the Spike/Angel banter, Gun/Wesley banter, etc. etc., then gets darker as it goes on. Fred getting up and dragging herself into the lab to try and save herself and then snaps at Wesley before collasping into his arms and asks him to take her home. Dude, it just goes to tear-jerker city from there.

Everything was sad, from Wesley reading to Fred,
Gun realizing it was his fault,
Fred thinking she had sinned and was being punished,
Angel and Spike realizing that they had no choice but let Fred die,
The last 2 Wesley/Fred scenes are the saddest in Angel history!

[atrufan14]

the episode when riley went was called into the woods :). i also cried in almost all of those episodes. it's strange how tv can seem so real.

[aqua]

Originally posted by RedPhoenix23
The Body was hella sad anyone who didn't cry during that one has to be heartless. Willow stressing about the missing shirt had my eyes so blurred with tears I could barely see the tv, along with Anya's speach of course.

I didn't cry actually, I was just too numb with shock of what was happening.

I did cry during Becoming Prt. 2 though. That's the only thing that can make me cry. But, when watching The Body in reruns, Listening to Fear, Passion (I loved Jenny), Chosen, I do get a little teary eyed.

[angelfire east]

BtVS's episode "the Body" made me cry. Also Angel's "Your Welcome" made me get tearly.

[aqua]

Oh, forgot Angel!

"I Will Remember You" and "You're Welcome" for me.

[atrufan14]

i don't think i've seen body (or if i did it was a very long time ago). when sky one were doing the re runs they missed it out because of the content just like they did killed by death!

[Torgo]

No, only watching Smallville funnily enough. Although most of the other shows I watch are comedies, so it wouldn't really make sense.

[atrufan14]

you could be laughing so hard that you cry :lol:..

[KryptonianBlaze]

I admit I cried during Smallville's episode of Memoria and I still cry everytime I see Mind of Mencia because it's soo damn funny.

[cayayofm]

The only time that I remember me crying was on Angel, "I will remember you". Th last scene between Buffy and Angel, it is so heartbreaking. I had got sad and wetty eyes but that is the only time that I remember me actually crying.

[crn]

Yes, I cry a lot while watching SV.

[atrufan14]

funny, i don't cry while watching sv. sometimes i get watery eyes but it's not as sad as btvs, ats, charmed or tru calling. they need to reach into the characters emotions more.

[VersesBatman]

There are only some occations I cried during SV. I think it's when I see them ruining Superman.

[atrufan14]

:lol:. i think that they are trying to pull away from superman a bit. clark has to end up like him so they can't dramatically change the stories.

[Imzadi]

I can remember only one time: Babylon 5

I don't want to spoil anything. But at the end of season 4,
when **** died and Susan cried in sickbay while talking to Stephen.

[ILuvLoVe]

I always cry at movies..especially in the theater.. they have a big impact on me on the big screen:p

tv.....YES....I think every show has made me cry at least once:o

[smallvilleobsessor17]

I cry often during SV...and I cry every time at the end of Titanic and Cold Mountain.

[tomwellingisgorgeous]

I cried when Jonathan Kent died in Reckoning and the funeral scene it killed me I think I cried harder during that funeral than I did at my own Father's funeral I felt like Clark and my Mother was Martha and I cried when Jamie tells Landon she has leukemia in A Walk To Remember and when he proposes to her after the shooting star and I cried when Rhett Butler left Scarlett O'Hara at the end of Gone With The Wind and also I cried when they started playing Tim McGraw's My Little Girl in Flicka since it was the last movie my Daddy watched before he passed the next day and that song gets to me since it has a signifance of me and my Daddy.

Miss You Daddy!!!

[heatvision=CK+CS]

All the time....and I watch ALOT of moives:\.......Not a good first date kind of thing to take me on, take me, gee, I dont know...to the zoo, wait no:\, unless theres some poor animal that just keiled over:\, or some little kid feel into the lion pit:\.....nevermind:o

I cry at sappy comershals too:o

Awwww, tomwellingisgorgeous, my heart gos out to you:(, something similar happened to my friend, execpt it was with bands, he had cancer:( *hugs*

[genvillewars92]

yeah i do i just get caught up ib the scenea

[wilder]

It happens to me. Im not affraid of crying:D But it rather happens when i read some books. Not romace. Last i almost cry when i was reading some book about Drizzt Do'Urden;)

[kryptonite_123]

i would cry whenever there is a sad scene in a tv show or movie, crying is good, lol

[Randy G.]

Yup! I cry. It's good for you sometimes.
I get caught up in a storyline, & feel what the characters are going through.
I'm an emotional guy, & quite proud to say so. :)

[Chlarkerlover]

good for you Randy!:D

I don't cry at all when a charecter in tv or movies dies(one recent exception though, I nearly cried at one), unless I really liked them. :lol: Heart of stone here. :D

[bratchild20042002]

i did cry one time watching charmed because it was very sad.

[Gypsies_Princess]

I cried before watching movies or T.V shows such as Buffy, Angel, Charmed and Smallville...
There're some touching moments in every show..

[bratchild20042002]

there is and you can't help it when you do cry.

[Lanagirl]

i only cry sometimes like when someone dies and i really liked them

[Smallville_Fanatic_3]

i ALWAYS cry while watching TV and movies..my friends laugh at me, but they've stopped because they're so used to it by now :lol:

[JB1986]

Yes. I did let one tiny tear slip out during the final minutes of "Memoria." I don't know why, but the final scene in the barn just got me. Buffy has made me cry like no other show, though. I did cry a little when Tara died, when Oz left Willow, when Buffy is awarded class protector at her prom, and during parts of the final episode. I cried during the entire episode where Buffy's mother dies. The final two minutes of the Angel episode where Doyle dies had be bawling for about an hour afterwards (that still happens every time!) I can't watch this stuff with other people, its WAY too embarrasing!

[Queenrocks77]

Yeah I well up alot!

[MorgyLuvsJoey]

I do sometimes when I'm extra sensitive.

[Acejournalist82]

I cried during the Lion King and Bambi:(:lol:

[meteor_phreak]

umm...no. but the weirdest thing happens. sometimes right at the saddest part of a movie, this localized dust storm materializes, and i get something in my eye. such a weird coincidence...:o

[Acejournalist82]

Whoa...that happens to me every now and then too!

[M4nfr3]

yes i do...i cry overall when i watch smallville!!

[clanaalltheway]

yes i cry all the time in movies and tv shows.

[smlgrl1547]

I tend to cry when watchin 'Titanic'

[vouge09]

when i watch a horror movie and someone dies a violent death I laugh. im sorry but I find it funny.

[Lostfan588]

I cry all the time while watching movies...i think my biggest tearjerkers are The Notebook and Moulin Rouge. Unlike most girls Titanic doesn't make me cry don't know why. Oh, and TV? I cried when Charlie died on LOST!!!!
:(

[jimmyolsenblues]

Big Secret..........I cried hard during august rush.

[Matro]

I watched Click and balled my eyes out at the end. The tears were seriously pouring. I think that's the only time I have actually cried my own tears during a movie. I'm not sure where it all came from, but I was glad I was alone when it happened.

[Lanagirl]

when wildfire ended
when marissa died on oc

[Glove]

"E.T." and every version of "King Kong" get me every time. I make it a
point to avoid these evil pictures. Even Superman has his Kryptonite.

[RobMcC]

I cried a little when Marley died in "Marley and me" was very sad :(

[ceejay2005]

I dont cry but as i get older i tend to get more emotional when i see sad things on shows, movies and the news. Mainly when loved ones die in tragic curcimstances. I also feel very bad when i see an animal dieing on tv especially the lion king lol (even though its cartoon)

[The Short One]

I almost never cry during movies, and I can count on my two hands the number of movies that have made me cry. When I do cry during movies, it is when the subject matter hits a little too close to home. I cried during Big Fish, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Dead Poet's Society, Lilo and Stitch (darn kid movies!), and duing the scene at Dunkirk during Atonement.

I NEVER cry during TV shows, with the exception of two Smallville episodes: Reckoning and Vengeance. I just got into Smallville this year. I did not see JK's death coming., and I was shocked to tears at the end of Reckoning and lost it during the scene where Clark helps Martha with her necklace and I cried the whole way through the episode. What a great way to spend a freezing cold and rainy day- shut up in your dorm crying more than a 19 year old should. My roommate walked through and thought something was wrong!:lol:

[rajman]

i haven't literally cried during a tv show or film, but, i do get a sulky feeling on my throat

[JB1986]

Yes I have. I'm kind of a sap when it comes to sad movies or TV shows. :)

[Vergon6]

I have noticed that I have got more teary-eyed during shows or movies in the past couple of years. I don't usually bawl or anything, although some scenes in shows will make the tears stream out of my eyes without the vocal bawling.

[Night_Hawk90]

ill admit the tears where streaming during King Kong (2005) and in Futurama (Jurassic Bark). I have a soft spot for Gorillas and dogs

[Violet-Shadow]

I cry all the time. I just can't help it. Any emotional scene, heartfelt scene, and I'm crying my eyes out. Movies I've cried the most during: The Passion of the Christ and Revenge of the Sith.

[Clark/Lois-fan]

yes i do. it's only natural for me to show my emotions

[Briciola]

I do cry, but only if I'm alone. I never cry, if I watch a movie with some one together.

[9-SOSIHTWB]

I do cry, but only if I'm alone. I never cry, if I watch a movie with some one together.

Ditto, I'm too embarressed to cry infront of friends and family!!!

[The Short One]

ill admit the tears where streaming during King Kong (2005) and in Futurama (Jurassic Bark). I have a soft spot for Gorillas and dogs

::smacks forhead:: I cannot believe I forgot about Jurassic Bark! I can't even watch the end of that episode because it makes me cry.

[Supermania]

I get slightly emotional, usually when I watch that film or television show on my own. I think the most recent emotional experience I had with a film or TV show was EastEnders when Ronnie's daughter Danielle died in her arms. So sad...

[Clark/Lois-fan]

I get slightly emotional, usually when I watch that film or television show on my own. I think the most recent emotional experience I had with a film or TV show was EastEnders when Ronnie's daughter Danielle died in her arms. So sad...

me to :(

[Elacey]

I cried like a baby when I watched 'Crash'. There's this part where for like 3 seconds you think this little girl just got shot....oh my...

[A_Chloe.S._Fan]

Nope...I wish I could, but I can't...I feel so heartless. Haha, wow.

[Tabularasa]

2 times in tv and 2 times in film

-In the 6th season of Scrubs, when Laverne is close to dying, Judy Reyes' performance as she says goodbye to him was one of the most moving performances on TV that I can remember. You can't really help yourself but tear up along with her

-In Lost's third season, when Charlie is hesitating to jump from the boat into the ocean. He knows he's going to die and you can see him sort of seeing his whole life flash before his eyes before he dives in. It just got me for some reason.

-I'm not sure why, but I teared up during the end of Meet Joe Black when Brad Pitt looks around and realizes he's leaving this world for good and Anthony Hopkins does the same.

-My favorite movie of all time is Shawshank Redemption. Every now again I tear up not because of sorrow or anything, but tears of happiness at the ending when Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins reunite on the beach.

[disciples of zod]

-The Notebook still gets me every now and then...I bawled the first time I watched it!

-I've cried many, many times in Smallville history...I own all 8 seasons! I would say the most I've cried during Smallville is definitely when Jonathan died. :(

-Don't even get me started on Marley and Me...

~H

[RobMcC]

Haha Marley and Me almost got me.
I don't like watching Animal cruelty on TV like Animal Rescue and stuff that's hard for me

[obsessedwithsv]

Dude, I cried at Marley & Me in the cinema. Humiliating. lol

I cry at films and tv all. the. time. If I'm watching with others I'll try so hard not to and, like, emotionally detach myself from the characters, lmao. If I'm by myself though, oh Lord, I let it all out :lol:. I just get too involved in the storylines and attach myself to characters that I like :o.

Films I always cry at are The Lion King, The Notebook, Titanic and any film involving animals (dogs) that die like Marley & Me and Turner & Hooch, etc. :(. I cried the other night watching The Fountain with Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz. As weird as the film itself was I couldn't not cry towards the end.

[LoveHurts38]

Movies I cried were :

The Notebook
Titanic
Terms from Endearment
The Color Purple
Steel Magnolias
Ghost

[crystal123]

Yes I have. I'm kind of a sap when it comes to sad movies or TV shows. :)

I also cry when i watch sad movies or tv shows. Sad movies or Tv shows tpuches our emotions and make us cry.

[Livstevi21]

Don't remember crying watching The Lion King when I was little (and I was obsessed with this film) but I cry whenever I watch it now. In Smallville, I cried when Jonathan died, got weepy at the end of Vengeance when Clark broke down, and came close to weeping when I watched Abyss for the first time (big Chlark fan).

I don't think I've cried watching other TV shows, though I did get a little weepy when watching the final episode of Friends for the first time. I definitely have with other films.
The first time I ever cried at the cinema was with Marley & Me. Everyone else was crying too, so I didn't feel too silly. Will be even harder to watch it now that I had a similar experience with losing my dog last June, though I do have it on DVD.

Another dog tale I cried at (yes, I'm a particular sucker for these animal films) was Hachi: A Dog's Tale, another true story. I've also cried at the animated film of Watership Down, Black Beauty (1994), Fly Away Home....and I'm sure plenty of other animal films that I've seen. Basically all animal films lol.

[Costanza]

I never cried while watching a TV show, but 3 movies made me cry: White Fang when I was a kid (I remember it because my two older sis laughed at me because of that...), King Kong and Titanic. Titanic is the only one who makes me cry every time :(

[edit] Omg I forgot about The Reader!! The only movie who made me cry in a theater...

[Christina :)]

Oh FOR SURE!

I cry in the theaters too, no shame! :lol:

Marley & Me, Titanic, Ghost, King Kong... to name a few

but the saddest movie ever... The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas

[gem65]

When I was younger, I didn't really cry at movies - in fact, I didn't cry all that much at all. Now I'm most likely to cry. I definitely cried when I saw Titanic. I cry every time I watch the end of the final episode of M*A*S*H.

[MissWofflez]

I get slightly emotional, usually when I watch that film or television show on my own. I think the most recent emotional experience I had with a film or TV show was EastEnders when Ronnie's daughter Danielle died in her arms. So sad...

I dont usualy cry with Tv or movies, but that eastenders scene was just so amazingly done ..... i was bawling my eyes out:o And the fact i still remeber 2 yrs later is proof of that!

So i would say if im crying while watching, its usualy good sign that the movie is good enough to make you feel those emotions potrayed on screen.... unless your crying out of boredom :lol:

[Superboy-Prime]

I cried after reading the end of Y: the last man. I kinda feel like a punk for doing it

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[tobbyhot]

definitely I do as I believe a movie (http://www.moviesfunzone.com/) is not worth watching if we can't attach with it emotionally. I cried at the climax of black swan when Natalie got dead. It was so painful to watch her like that.

[MissWofflez]

I was crying last week.....from laughter :) watching russel howards good news it was hysterical :lol: Guess none of you prob heard much of it but you should check it out on YTube, his show is one of a kind!

Lol bit out of place in thread about depressing tv/movies :)

[Krypto_Knight]

It's very odd. I never used to cry but it's only been within recent years that I've become such a sap.

[Caught_In_The_Sun]

I get a little misty eyed sometimes...Brother Bear had me emotional...Smallville "Memoria" too...lots of others. ;)

[smallvillerocks45]

I think I will on Friday, May 13th, 2011.
Parts of me are excited and then there's this feeling of loss...
I am not looking forward to the tears, but I know some of them will be happy, too. :(

[wellinglover66]

It all depends on the actors' performance for me and how they convey their emotions to the scene.