I cried…so weird
I’ve always known that I get emotional with certain movies. I’ve cried at all the movies one would expect. However, even I think I’ve gone too far. To put this in perspective, I cried a lot during The N.otebook…like most people who saw it. However, this movie I watched on Saturday brought on the waterworks like you would not believe….like I could not believe. I cried more during this movie than I did with The N.otebook. I think it was a combination of nostalgia and …I guess that was it. Anyway, it was Roc.ky Bal.boa!!!!! When he was reminiscing (sp) about….nevermind I don’t want to give anything away. It really surprised me that I was as shaken up as I was. I was sitting around my little dvd player looking like a bloody fool!
Please tell me any movies that had you cried at or touched you in a way that probably wasn’t intended by the writer/director? Like, were you the only one who rooted for The Term.inator…I don’t know.
Assalamalaikum…
lol………lol……cried really?
Comment by TheAngryMuslimah — February 20, 2008 @ 8:38p
Assalaamu alaikum, Safa!
I just came over to your blog to drop you a line as you suggested over at Muslimah In Training’s blog for anyone who is interested in daleel from a reliable scholar regarding it being halal to eat things containing ingredients whose origins were pork, but through the process of chemical alteration it is no longer considered pork. Whew. What a mouthful! LOL.
I’m sorry, I don’t know your email or I would have emailed you for this request…you can email me, inshaAllah. Jazakallahkhair.
p.s. can’t think of any movies at the moment that I cried in where it wasn’t intended!
Comment by Umm Yehiya — February 21, 2008 @ 12:38p
I have never watched that movie, but i have heard the legend of how it makes grown women cry… Iranian movies usually make me a bit depressed like Lelia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leila_%28film%29
Comment by Muslim007 — February 21, 2008 @ 6:18p
Salaams Sis:
I cried at “The Way We Were” with Redford and Streisand.
I could relate to her character not being good enough to fit in the Redford social circle. They came from two different worlds, yet they loved each other so much.
Comment by Safiyyah — February 23, 2008 @ 12:57p