Cuz I did
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madi-840-42222 — 15 years ago(September 11, 2010 09:19 AM)
I actually COULDN'T cry at the end.
Im not sure why I think it was probably that I was in shock . . .
Either way I was just waaaayyy beyond tears
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thecreativenovelist — 15 years ago(November 09, 2010 12:40 AM)
YesheapsI was so shocked with the events that unfolded as the movie went on. I felt so sorry for both boys..for very different reasons. I sat and cried for ages after this moviemainly because I knew the events in the movie are based on real situations that still occur in today's society and I hated the idea that I can't change that. So yeah, to answer your question, I cried.
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sydnee_man — 14 years ago(September 19, 2011 03:24 PM)
No, I didn't cry. I was just relieved that it was over. I'm not saying that it was a bad movie, I'm just saying that it was hard to watch and in my mind, I felt that the characters could now start the healing process. Hopefully.
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tammytkspr — 13 years ago(August 26, 2012 04:44 AM)
Healing? You never heal from this, you might find a way to function with it shoved in the back of your mind, but you are never, ever healed from emotional wounds. Just ask anyone whose seen war, your bullet wound will heal, but not the shock of watching your best bud get his head blown off.
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sydnee_man — 13 years ago(August 26, 2012 02:58 PM)
I believe you can heal from emotional trauma. Will you ever be the same? Most likely not. Will you ever be completely fixed? Of course not. But you can get better - which is part of the healing process.
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Cryptogram — 14 years ago(February 17, 2012 09:08 PM)
I usually don't cry from watching movies, but I did feel teary-eyed when I first saw this with my sister. It made us both upset since stuff like this still goes on today. I feel really bad for children who goes through such a terrible thing.
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Ioneme — 13 years ago(November 15, 2012 11:20 PM)
The first time I watched it I couldn't cry, I think I was toofor lack of a better word, shocked to react. The second time I watched it (which was like 3 days later) I sobbed like a baby. I came out of my room my eyes all red and puffy and my roommate's like "Who died?"
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unapologetic_mocker — 12 years ago(August 18, 2013 08:52 AM)
The first time I watched it I couldn't cry, I think I was toofor lack of a better word, shocked to react.
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Ioneme Thu Nov 15 2012 23:20:50
This was definitely my experience; I was beyond normal emotional expression after seeing it. Like you said, shocked doesn't seem to quite cover it but it's the best description I can think of -
peyespy007 — 13 years ago(April 02, 2013 12:25 PM)
yes the ending was one of the best drama film end scene i've ever seen and the lines
"And as we sat there listening to the carolers, I wanted to tell Brian it was over now and everything would be okay. But that was a lie, plus, I couldn't speak anyway. I wish there was some way for us to go back and undo the past. But there wasn't. There was nothing we could do. So I just stayed silent and trying to telepathically communicate how sorry I was about what had happened. And I thought of all the grief and sadness and beep up suffering in the world and it made me want to escape. I wished with all my heart that we could just leave this world behind. Rise like two angels in the night and magically disappear."
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ApocalypseMovies — 12 years ago(July 26, 2013 11:00 PM)
I can never cry unfortunately, but I did get choked up 3 of the 4 times I watched it. It hit me most when I was with my brother because we dealt with some heavy stuff as kids that I wish had never happened. The monologue hit me hard and made me think about it.
I also got choked up whenever Neil would feel like the coach was the only one who ever loved him.
