I'm an emotional person, which is pretty obvious considering I have anxiety. I'm also terrible at hiding what I'm feeling. If I'm having a bad day, it's written all over my face. And I'm a shameless weeper. Okay, shameless isn't exactly the word, because I'm quite embarrassed when the waterworks start. And I guess I don't cry easily. But if my tears are triggered, they don't stop for a while. I'm especially moved by movie moments. Below are some scenes that ALWAYS make me cry:
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Scene: "The Lion King" Mufasa's death |
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Scene: "Up" Ellie and Carl's life |
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Scene: "Homeward Bound" when Shadow comes home |
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Scene: "Inception" saying good-bye to Mal |
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Scene: "Marley & Me" putting the dog to sleep |
Crying is such a raw, intense emotion that is all-consuming. Yet there's something refreshing about crying, too. It's a release of epic proportions that washes away all dignity and mascara. If someone accepts you in these blubbering moments, you know you have a true friend. I don't like to cry, and I try to avoid it when possible, but I suppose crying is part of the human existence. We all do it, so therefore, it's something that we all can understand. If any of these scenes have made you cry, or any other movie scene, post it in the comments below. Then we can all cry together. ;)
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