Add me to the list; TITANIC?!?:dubious: :eek: :rolleyes:
And Lethal Weapon 3: That better be one hell of a good long story.
I’ll chime in with;
Grave Of The Fireflies - Have to ensure no other men within 100 yards before I watch it) Scandal - Poor, poor John Hurt The Elephant Man - As above Gone In 60 Seconds - What they did to that Mustang ought to be a felony A.I. - I can’t stand kids but that still gets me
**Friends, Series 7, The One With Chandler And Monica’s Wedding Part I & II and Friends, Series ** - :sirtonyh wanders off to garage to play with powertools
Add me to the list; TITANIC?!?:dubious: :eek: :rolleyes:
And Lethal Weapon 3: That better be one hell of a good long story.
I’ll chime in with;
Grave Of The Fireflies - Have to ensure no other men within 100 yards before I watch it) Scandal - Poor, poor John Hurt The Elephant Man - As above Gone In 60 Seconds - What they did to that Mustang ought to be a felony A.I. - I can’t stand kids but that still gets me
**Friends, Series 7, The One With Chandler And Monica’s Wedding Part I & II and Friends, Series ** - :sirtonyh wanders off to garage to play with powertools:
Add me to the list; TITANIC?!?:dubious: :eek: :rolleyes:
And Lethal Weapon 3: That better be one hell of a good long story.
I’ll chime in with;
Grave Of The Fireflies - Have to ensure no other men within 100 yards before I watch it) Scandal - Poor, poor John Hurt The Elephant Man - As above Gone In 60 Seconds - What they did to that Mustang ought to be a felony A.I. - I can’t stand kids but that still gets me Friends, Series 7, The One With Chandler And Monica’s Wedding Part I & II - :sirtonyh wanders off to garage to play with powertools:
"Somewhere in Time" with Christopher Reid and Jane Seymour has been discribed as 'the male chick flick" (ie a typical wishy-washy romance made directly for the male audience).
And based on my personal experience, all my male friends (and myself) love the movie, all my female friends are blase about it.
Okay I’m contacting the league of Manly Men and having them start rechecking the members for qualifications. Some of these movies are just not even close to acceptible.
I cried (although I’ll NEVER admit it in person) during Forrest Gump when Bubba died. “Forrest…I wanna go home.” Damnit to hell, I’m misty eyed as I typed that.
Although I didn’t cry during Titanic because I was with my brothers, but if I hadn’t been, I probaly would have. I was happy Jack died, two things got me though. One: when they cut to the mother reading the story to her children in their cabin while the boat was sinking and
Two: when they cut to the father telling his little children that he was going to get on one the lifeboat just for daddy as his children were lowered away with them crying for him.
How can you not want to cry seeing a mother trying to calm her children when she knows they’re going to drown, and a father knowing he’s never going to see his family again?
As regards Titanic: I cry when I see the ship designer setting the clock in the dining room as as the room fills with water. I also cry when the guy playing the violin says, “Gentlemen, it has been a pleasure playing with you this evening.” And if that makes me less of a man, then so be it.
Dead Poets Society. The end with them all standing on their desks. “Thank you, Boys, thank you.”
Glory. “GIVE 'EM HELL 54TH!!!” I am a withering mess.
About “Old Yeller.” I’ve never seen it, but I remember hearing a song about a man who had to break up with his girlfriend because “She never cried when Old Yeller died.”
Manly men do not have blonde moments.
They have beer moments.
And on the rare occasion that the color of their hair actually matters – which, for a manly man, it only will if they’re going gray or getting paintball residue out of it – they also know that “blond” is the masculine spelling and “blonde” is the feminine spelling.
You are hereby assigned a penance of two Hail Marys. And I don’t mean the prayer, I mean the heaving of a football all the way down the gridiron at the end of the half.
