<![CDATA[Is this a movie that makes more men cry than women?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Elephant Man

I_Love_Hutch — 9 years ago(January 27, 2017 08:14 PM)

Because judging from the comments here, that is totally the impression I get. All these guy viewers saying they hardly ever cry at a movie, but this one got them big time. Yet, women, who might seem to cry more easily at a sad movie, don't have as much to say about this one.
Has anybody noticed this? Any theories to share?
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Maybe I should watch it sometime. Sometimes I love a good cry. My two saddest movies I can think I found right now are Umberto D and Forbidden Games. Then there was devastating documentary about 2 male partners shown in the later stages of AIDS, called "Silverlake Life". There are couple scenes where I just started hyperventilating. Oh, dear. I will never hear "You are My Sunshine" the same way again.
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