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Who else cryed in the end?

posted 18 years ago by bizy
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Oh i cryed badly. there were man tears. Poor Jacomo, poor Henrietta. :(

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[–] patw_law 17 years ago

I cried--I loved the dancing scene, I loved the way Edith spared Casanova's feelings, knowing he was about to die; I wish they could have reunited at the end or it was like the scene of Jack and Rose at the end of Titanic. What a beautiful movie.

[–] blood-sweat-stars 17 years ago

I hardly cry at anything, ever
but that really got to me...
the last 5 minutes i was just curled up in bed sobbing to myself =[
Beautiful ending :)

[–] neha_black_mamba 17 years ago

UWAAAAAAAYYYYY.......i cried a lot tooo!!!! i was all weepy thoughout the end!!! right from where she said henriette's coming.....i knew he was gonna die!!!! i'm still crying cuz i've fallen in love with david tennant!!! wish he was mine!!!!!

[–] MadAdam 17 years ago

Tennant is even better in Doctor Who.

How many episodes are there of Casanova?
Are there 6?

[–] man_of_stars 17 years ago

I cried and I cried as well.

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[–] little-miss-chocolate 16 years ago

We all did. (There were about 6 of us squeezed onto someone's bed with the laptop on a desk; we had a very productive study leave. We also watched Saw - a clever film, but a shame about Elwes)

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[–] patw_law 15 years ago

Yes, I cried. It was so sad. but did you think it was a meeting in heaven or a last dream?

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[–] ladyzara2781 13 years ago

RTD doesn't believe in an afterlife from what I understand, doubt he would put one in a movie.

[–] anton07 14 years ago

Oh I cried a lot in the ending, the tragic story (a typical english novel). I simply loved it, even though it's sad and I wished he could see her once again before he died :(

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[–] Cacri 11 years ago

I cried like a girl (and I am a girl so I know what I'm talking about!).

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