Well :I cried
I'm going to go snuggle with my baby boy now.
"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room." -Dr. Strangelove
So did I. It was cathartic.
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I finished the movie two hours ago, and I only just pulled myself together. I sobbed through the last 20 minutes and bawled at the end. Then I managed to collect myself a bit during the credits, only to burst into tears afterwards as I reflected on it!
There is really just so much to love about this film and its little family. It was so beautiful and heartfelt, and I know I'll be thinking about it for a long time!
I just found out Phillip Seymour Hoffman died as I was watching this. Jeez. Too much.
The real trick to life is not to be in the know, but to be in the mystery. -Fred Alan Wolf
I can't imagine what parents must feel watching their children grow into their own individuals and pull away.
Straightedge means I'm better than you.
I never cried during this movie. Well I never cry during any movie. I never cry at movies. Am I cold hearted? Is there something wrong with me?
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Straightedge means I'm better than you.
I used to say this until I found a movie that did succeed in making me legit cry. And I feel that over the years my defenses (against crying) have degraded massively. Now I cry, or at least well up a bit, from quite a few films. Oh well, it's not an effect I purposely seek out (unless I'm coping with something really awful in real life) so it still surprises me. I teared up just barely during Wolf Children, but I find myself fighting the experience but to little avail.
The first movie to make me cry was Grave of the Fireflies, for those wondering.