Did any guy tear up during this film?
I did.
shareNot just saying this to sound macho, but I don't cry over films, havn't since I was about 11.
I have to admit, this and the end of The Shawshank Redemption have bought me very close, had to really swallow to stop myself.
I loved this film, personally I think it takes alot of reading into really. I did find it quite slow-paced at first, but the amazing landscapes and the soundtrack I found it to be a very thought-provoking film.
bcn_246... You should watch these kind of movies at home alone, so you don't have to suppress the tears... It's a great feeling to "let go" and blub once in a while! I also seem to remember hearing (somewhere) that it's actually good for your health!
I try quite hard not to cry at movies when people are close by, but it can actually spoil the film, if you don't allow yourself to let go with those emotions.
Years ago, I remember being at my brother's house and we ended up watching the last 20 minutes of "Shane" (we had been watching something else prior to this) and at the end, my nephew (who was only about 10 at the time) noticed a tear rolling down my cheek... I was a little embarrassed, I must admit! He was pretty "kind" about it, but also quite vocal!
I've cried at loads of movies before, and since... including this one!
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