The Notebook

[desolation777]

Who has seriously cried during this movie? I don't get why every time I ask a girl they say its the only movie they ever cried during. Like wtf mate?

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: desolation777
Who has seriously cried during this movie? I don't get why every time I ask a girl they say its the only movie they ever cried during. Like wtf mate?

I can't say as I've never viewed the film desolation777

 

[slightlyhuman]

i cried first time i saw it.

i was watching it with my rents. when the old couple died on the bed, i looked over and saw my dad holding my mom and i haven't seen him cry too much.

it just hit me.

 

[dbk]

I didn't cry but the ending is pretty good

 

[RandomFool]

I didn't cry. I was too busy doing manly things like cooking meat with fire while getting it on with hot ladies and watching a sports game.

 

[0roo0roo]

i find it tacky and predictable.
are they freakin kidding me is the thought, no tears

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
i find it tacky and predictable.
are they freakin kidding me is the thought, no tears

yea to me it's simply the same old love story told in a slightly different manner. nothing special about it.
i don't cry for movies.

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[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: destrekor

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
i find it tacky and predictable.
are they freakin kidding me is the thought, no tears

yea to me it's simply the same old love story told in a slightly different manner. nothing special about it.
i don't cry for movies.

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You've clearly never seen a Gamera movie.
Or one by Coleman Francis.

You'll either cry tears of blood as you rip your eyes out, or else simply cry for the sweet release of death.

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: Jeff7

Originally posted by: destrekor

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
i find it tacky and predictable.
are they freakin kidding me is the thought, no tears

yea to me it's simply the same old love story told in a slightly different manner. nothing special about it.
i don't cry for movies.

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You've clearly never seen a Gamera movie.
Or one by Coleman Francis.

You'll either cry tears of blood as you rip your eyes out, or else simply cry for the sweet release of death.

well that would be different. crying out of torture is quite different.... not crying due to too much estrogen.
Crying in real life is different altogether. But movies? hah
but I've never even heard of those two people mentioned.

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[Mide]

I didn't cry. I've been watching a lot of Korean melodramas and some of those are super sad and totally worth crying about. The Notebook did not have the music to backup the on-screen drama.

 

[Ruptga]

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: desolation777
Who has seriously cried during this movie? I don't get why every time I ask a girl they say its the only movie they ever cried during. Like wtf mate?

I can't say as I've never viewed the film desolation777

I made it maybe five minutes before I turned it off, even the intro credits were just too sappy and sloooow, it was literally a guy rowing in some boat for five minutes. You couldn't even see anything around him because it was foggy, just rowing!

 

[aesthetics]

I am a little weenie girl and I didn't cry. I never understood the big deal, either. But I do like the movie.

 

[LS21]

my coworker made fun of me when she saw it on my netflix queue

note, i did not know what the movie was about, only that "the notebook" is a good movie

 

[Invisible Evil]

I refuse to watch this movie.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: desolation777
Who has seriously cried during this movie? I don't get why every time I ask a girl they say its the only movie they ever cried during. Like wtf mate?

I can't say as I've never viewed the film desolation777

yes, also needs more

 

[SlowSpyder]

My wife got it, I've seen most of it. It's a bunch of cliche garbage followed up with a very predictable ending that is supposed to somehow suprise you.

 

[KeithTalent]

I fell asleep, but I noticed a small pile of tissue next to me when I woke up. The wife had been crying her eyes off apparently out apparently.

KT

 

[GiggleGirl]

umm hmm, i honestly cannot recall whether or not i cried at the end. i dont think i did. i loved the movie but i did not think it to be heartwrenching or sappy enough to shed any tears.

the green mile mad me cry like a little bitch though... and im pretty sure i cried during Titanic... but i was like, i dunno, 14....

 

[Adam8281]

I hate to say that I cried when I watched it with my wife. The movie was cheesy, predictable, and all the other adjectives people have mentioned. Throughout the movie I was telling myself not to be moved at the end - I could see it coming a mile away. But still, somehow, at the end I broke down. Aaarrrggghhh!

 

[Lola]

Originally posted by: desolation777
Who has seriously cried during this movie? I don't get why every time I ask a girl they say its the only movie they ever cried during. Like wtf mate?

Never saw it. There are a few movies I cry at each time I watch... Steel Magnolias and Forrest Gump. Of course there is always Schindler's List, but that is a given.

I have heard both women AND men said they got emotional with The Notebook. Guess I should watch it.

 

[potato28]

I fell asleep and woke up to some cable pron.

 

[Dumac]

I don't mind chick flicks, but I thought the movie was simply boring.

 

[IEC]

Never saw it. The only way you could get me to watch it is if a very attractive woman dragged me along to see it...

 

[desolation777]

Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Never saw it. The only way you could get me to watch it is if a very attractive woman dragged me along to see it...

Haha that would be a good reason to watch it.

 

[Srfrbum]

Wow, the only movie I cried to was THE FIFTH ELEMENT.