I saw We Were Soldiers.. and while I didn't really get too close to shedding any tears over some of the more heart wrenching scenes they did have an effect. Definitely good direction in that movie. Shows a lot of caring for the boys that died. A lot of war movies have this kind of attention to the raw emotion of it all.
The only movies that really get the waterworks going for me are What Dreams May Come and The Green Mile. At least those are the only ones that come to mind.
And Baretta, if anyone calls you a wuss for "holding in" tears? Or feeling like you wanna cry? Punch 'em in the face. That'll put a stop to any wuss comments.
Always worked for me.
And Meryl.. I didn't even come close to crying with Titanic either.. I was just inexplicably pissed off about how all those rich bastards let thousands of people (Irish! My kin!) die on undermanned lifeboats. Argh.
