I cried at Monsters Inc.

[Ersby]

... AND at Lilo & Stitch.

There, I feel better now I've said that. Does anyone want to experience the benefit of admitting they cried at a film which, in truth, they feel they shouldn't?

[Exotic Ginger]

I always admit that I cry at films, (and even television shows). Heck, I even cried at a rerun episode of Star Trek Voyager last night, and I had seen that one before. I'm such a sap.

It was the episode where they find the long lost humans in stasis and revive them. They are on a new planet filled with a growing society of humans. Janeway gives the choice to all the crew of Voyager if they want to stay on the planet or continue on home with her. The moment she and Chakotay walk into the cargo bay to see who has decided to leave and they find it empty, I cry. Stupid, huh?

I cried in Monsters Inc. That film was so touching, I went nuts for it, and I'm not usually a huge fan of animated movies. I asked for (and got) the stuffed Sully toy for Christams that year, and we also got the DVD.

It was so cute!

[RichC]

That was actually the point I gave up on Voyager. I was like, "Oh c'mon! Nobody wanted to stay on the planet?? Give me a break!"

Snoopy Come Home is the first film to ever make me cry and it still does to this day. I just can't help it.
Somewhere in Time makes me cry too.

[Ski]

I cried at the end of "Braveheart" and "We were soldiers" I think I should stop watching Mel Gibson movies.......

[erisesoteric]

Me? Cry at movies? Are you for real? OK, so maybe Dead Poet's Society. And Lilo and Stitch. And...

yeah...

[JaceSan]

I cried during Spice World. :P

[Neophobic Man]

I'm crying because you just admitted that...

[erisesoteric]

Another soul lost to rock and roll...

I think I'll cry.

Joy Luck Club.

[Ski]

*SINGS*


"Don't cry for me eristinaaaaaaaa......"

[RichC]

Sorry, I'm with Ski. If you fast foward through the music, Spice World is actually quite a funny movie. And I mean that in the good way, not the "so bad it's funny" way.