I do cry in the movies, but none of the Marvel movies weren't really a tearjerker. They're all just popcorn movies. They don't make you cry (well sometimes thet make me cry on how bad they are...). Movie like Mar adentro make me cry.So you are more manly than the on-screen versions of Frank Castle, Matt Murdock, Peter Parker, Storm, Wolverine, and Mary-Jane Watson, then.
I was sad that the Hulk's father didn't love him. Not crying but it was kind of sad.
Maybe it was in a class where you never do anything, like "foundations of personal hygene".Why were you watching it in a class. Was it like an off day.
Yeah, Xavier as Jean did make me laugh, I gotta admit. t: It reminded me of that episode of South Park where that guy saw his wife's face on Kenny's and was all "I need you baby! Don't go! Please Don't go!" and one of the boys say "...This is kinda ****ed up."
X-Men 3. But not for the reason this thread implies.
same hereI'm not moved by sadness for some reason, but inspirational moments in films really hit me sometimes. I get cloudy for heroic stuff like that....maybe why I like Superheros.
Out of all the Marvel flicks, I'd have to vote for Spider-man 2. The scene where Aunt May inspires Peter by describing basically why we all loved the character in the first place, really moves me. The look on Peter's face as the light goes on, which leads to his determined leap from the roof, really gets to me.
I shed a couple of tears in SM 3 in the flashback sequence featuring Ben's death. If there was anything good about that film, that was it.
yeah, or when he broke the chair after he sat, or the glass when he tried to pick that up.I also thought it was really sad in the 1st FF when Ben tries to pick of the engagement ring.