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Pay it Forward had tears flowing from my eyes like a 12-year-old cheerleader who learned she didn't make the squad. And I don't think anybody else mentioned it, but Hotel Rawanda brought on tears of rage from me (Blood Diamond almost did the same).
Many of the other films mentioned choked me up a little but didn't result in tears.
As an aside, I always figured as men got older, they became more emotionally hardened and less prone to this sort of thing. For some reason, I feel like I'm getting more sensitive and emotional as I age. My kids must be sucking away my powers of super manliness.
I caught Pay It Forward during some Helen Hunt marathon on TBS and was completed shocked by the ending. I was so messed up when they began playing that song "Calling All Angels"
Also, I think being sensitive and emotional is super manly.
TAPS - haven't watched it in years but watched it last night and I cried as i usually cry on 2 scenes. The mister started tearing up really bad at the end when Sean Penn is carrying Timothy Hutton out after he tried to save Tom Cruise. The mister hadn't seen it in years and had forgotten about that part
Another is The Champ with Jon Voight, when he lies dead in the dressing room after the fight.
His son begging him to wake up..... Gawd I was in pieces!!
MY DOG SKIP - The ending tore me apart and I'm a macho one.
That was sad. I cried very heavily after I saw it.
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