Cry me a river

On the Today Show last week they talked about the differences between movies that make men cry and those that make women cry. Very interesting. Women tend to cry in movies that deal with relationships and emotions whereas men tend to cry during movies with heroes & more "macho" situations like war & sports.

I tend to cry during all of the above. If there is love (cute love, not nasty, sickening love) or death - I cry. Here are some of movies that make me cry.

This is the last movie that made me cry. Only a little bit. It made me sad to think about my nieces or nephews being in a situation like that. Left with me to raise them. That would make anyone cry. ;)

You have no heart if this movie doesn't make you cry. I think I started in the middle and bawled to the very end. So sad. But so good.

HELLO! Who hasn't at one time been in love with their best friend but they are too dumb to notice you? Hello? I am not the only one am I??

And my favorite Gimore Girls reference to Some Kind of Wonderful:

Lorelai: All right, but no taking me to an art museum after hours and then to an empty Hollywood Bowl where you'll give me a pair of diamond earrings that you bought with your college money, when all the time you're really in love with your best friend, the drummer, who's posing as our driver for the evening.

Luke: (Pause) Okay, I'll think of something else.

Love and death. A horrible combination.

I don't remember a thing about this movie (other than it is about fire... and someone dies). But I do remember I cried. And cried. And cried a little more.

ha ha! Didn't make me cry. But it does make me want to make a pancake so big I need a shovel to flip it over.

What movies have made you cry? I won't make fun of you. Pretty sure I cried during it too!