Another Movie Thread

[kingfrnk]

My ex girlfriend made me watch A Walk To Remember. that movie was so fukin sad . i almost teared but then i remembered im a FUKIN MAN

[Mark TKO]

caleoh12 - I am assuming you are gay ??

Am I correct ?

[C-Lo]

caleoh12 - I am assuming you are gay ??

Am I correct ?

No, not at all.

[Mark TKO]

well you may as well be


blokes are allowed to cry at only two films ever made in history in 2 places


i) when Rocky gets up in Rocky I, after his corner has told him to stay down, and waves a stunned Apollo Creed back in to fight on

ii) when Pele's 90th minute overhead kick goes in to equalize and make the score 4-4 in Escape to Victory

now get it sorted

[yvonne]

I've never really cryed over a film but the film "ELEPHANT MAN" made me shed a few tears and a great big lump in me throat!A great film!If any of you guys have'nt seen this film then watch it,its truly a great film.A warning though you'll have a great chance of crying so watch it alone and let the tears role!




A fantastic performance from Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt(Elephant man)
Im a fully grown 27 and its the first and only film that makes me cry,just watching this trailer brings me sadness flowing back.I have'nt seen it for ages,but i'll have to watch it again with a beer or two and have a good old cry over it!
Brilliant film.Watch it to those who have'nt already!!


one of the best classic films you'll ever see trust me!!!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=q2KEN8XBL00

[Trainer Monkey]

Im a total bitch.
In real life Im where bad meets ass, but I swear you put the right movie on, I whimper like Im on Oprah, and its an intervention.
I tattoed my wifes name in Runic on to my leg a few days ago,in red ink no less
Toss Mr Smith Goes To Washington on, I cry like Nancy Kerrigan

[CGM]

Didn't watch too many movies as a child, and I can't recall ever crying because of movie or tv show, but my mum would remember if I did for sure But I do remember suffering a bit as an adult when Faye Dunaway's character was shot and killed at the end of the movie Chinatown.