What makes a tear-jerking movie?
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One that puts you through the journey, feeling like you are really going through the good times, through the bad times.\n\nSomething real, and hereby hard to watch.\n\nExample:\n\n1) When a Man Loves a Woman\n2) What Dreams May come\n3) American History X\n4) Hotel Rwanda\n5) Léon\n\nFor different examples of real life...that won't leave you indifferent!
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I've seen it in a chain letter before. Not sure about a movie. Here's the whole thing I've read:\n\nThe way their tears make you want to change the world so that it doesn't hurt her anymore.....Yet regardless if you love them, hate them, wish they would die or know that you would die without them ... it matters not. Because once in your life, whatever they were to the world they become everything to you. When you look them in the eye, traveling to the depths of their souls and you say a million things without trace of a sound,you know that your own life is inevitable consumed within the rhythmic beatings of her very heart. We love them for a million reasons, No words would do it justice. It is a thing not of the mind but of the heart.
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You just don't like to make a spectacle of yourself, and that is an admiring attribute.  \n\nYou simply like to cry on your own terms and in your own place, not publicly.  \n\nNow for me, sometimes I can't control the tears...watching a "chick flick" or a really inspiring church service...and that's okay too.
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http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/crying\n\nDon't cry- yr too cute!
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Ok..............what ever happened to Titanic?!??!?!? \n\nI have only cried in a few movies\nLast Of The Mohicans\nThe Last Samurai\nTitanic\nFacing The Giants\nAnd Born Free(Im so excited I found another human being who has seen that!!!)
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It made me cry. I recommend that you see it. It's an inspirational and educational movie.
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Whew-- Here's a question to all those who post about religious folks and non-religious folks... Are we ever going to settle this? Yeah didn't think so.\nStill I commend Wrathpuppet and the more thoughtful responders by espousing their beliefs in as clear a manner as possible, and Schneb- That's got to be one of your shorter replies, kudos on the mutual respect.\n\nI'm going to shy away from a grandiose analogy, for a simpler one that might still fit.\n\nEver went to see a movie the day it came out, was blown away by it, and when you told your friends they needed to see it, and right away, they blew you off? Ya know like they'd heard bad reviews, or just didn't think the material was something they were interested in. But it's killing you because you love and respect these people and you wish them to share in this wonderful cinematic experience... and you're sure if they would just take the time and go, they'd thank you for it later? ** to carry this theme out... it's not that you believe these folks (that you're trying to tell about this great movie) have never seen a good picture before or that they couldn't discover it on their own, it's just that it was SO good for you, SO moving, SO vital, that you really believed if they never saw it, their life would not be as rich as if they had.\n\nShortest answer possible, they think they're doing you a favor or a kindness, you may already have an interesting life that has happiness in it, but they fear for your eternal happiness. \n\nI for one will leave each to their own, and only try an help the ones who say they are unhappy or in some need, and the answer from me rarely will have religious overtones. \n\nMy God is just love. Wrath, judgement, the need to be worshipped and obeyed are the attributes of other's Gods. \n\nThe afterlife does not hold auditions.
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crying always helps to me. a good cry will make u happy and relieve.
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I can't think of any particular ones right now--but I have seen movies with very unhappy endings (which I expected to turn out happy).  For instance, there was one where a couple struggled to be together for years, and finally when they were--one died.  I was very upset about that.
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yeah i watched the film... it was very touching.... i cried... especially when she died... and yet everytime i watch it now... i still know she dies... and i still want to cry! \n\n(i watched it like 50+times LOL)
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Oh I cry for any reason at all! Even when I'm really angry I just cry. I think happy tears flow more easily because we LET them come. Tears for sorrow are reluctant tears.
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the pairing of sandra bullock and keanu reeves is interesting..i wanna check it out..it looks like they have chemistry on-screen..i think it is a tear jerker..i might check it out soon..
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The thunderstorm was a dramatic effect for the movie itself. It has nothing to do with the book itself, and the book mentions nothing about Mad-Eye Moody having any effect whatsoever on the weather. The director added this effect to create a mood.
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Crying can mean many different things. People cry when angered, sad, happy...it's basically an action tied to an emotion, like a laugh. \nIf something makes you cry it doesn't have to mean you are sensitive or anything inparticular, it could just be the way your body reacts to the situation. \nSomething could happen and cause one person to become so saddened and depressed they kill them self yet never shed a tear. \nDon't put too much into the tears..take notice to the feelings behind them.
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expressing wonder  \nthe cry of a weeping baby
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Yes ,sometimes those tears come so spontaneously and you cant stop them how muchever you wish too. In fact the moment you feel you should stop it,the faster the tear stream runs.
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Pearl harbor\nThe Thing Called Love\nArmaggeddon- I cry every single dam time Bruce Willis is telling Liv Tyler that he isn't coming home and she slaps her hand on the screen. It gets me evry time.