[Lord_Shmi]

And really admit it guys

[Anyanka]

I admit to nothing!

[Regards]

Wow, those are incredibly skewed answers.

[_><_]

I'm not a little bitch, i never cry.

[suicidalmoose]

never ever. my girlfriend, however, cries a lot, especially while watching Extreme Makeover. truth be told, that show is really moving sometimes

[Mr. November]

every time

all the moving pictures scare me

[kkman99]

anytime i see some sort of a beautiful moment or someone sacrifices themselves for someone else i tear up

[Jake Gyllenhaal]

I kind of teared up the other night when I watched the ending to "Empire of the Sun"

[ChelseaRiane]

I cry a lot during movies and TV. Sad/happy/sappy/cute things get me going

[thisisadisaster]

2 5/8

[RyanPm40]

I didn't cry from the 7th grade to the 11th grade, had a serious break up, cried for days, and havent cried again for 3+ years. I don't know why. I think I just subconsciously bottle things up, never on purpose or anything. It's not like I tell myself "don't cry." It's weird. So, nah, I've never cried at a movie. I have sorta felt like I was about to, though.

[Fringe]

Not very often at all, but Toy Story 3 struck enough nerves with nostalgia and beautiful moments that I teared up a few times.

[Jake Jenkins]

In my personal #moviebuff experience only one movie has brought me to tears and it was silver linings playbook

[BroekHosen]

I can cry pretty easily so, yeah.

[xerickx24]

if that movie's name is Up. Then yes a lot.