Movie everyone cried a lot but u didnt cry?

I cry at most movies with sad scenes tbh

But I remember watching Frozen II the winter it came out and when Olaf dies, I didn't cry. Because I knew that he would be back. They're not just going to kill off their most popular character after Elsa! Plus, he's been saved once before, it would've been easy to get him back.

Maybe 7 year old me would've cried if Frozen II came out the time Frozen I did. But seeing the movie at like 14, I understood it more lol.

Also Frozen II soundtrack >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> all other Disney movies.

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Man I cry at movies other people don't cry at.

Same!! I'm very weepy these days. I didn't cry much at movies at a child, but now I'm like "The toys just want to stay together. "

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I gave your post an uWu react, but I laughed out loud at this.

I was torn on how to react to yours too, but decided that maybe it'd come across like I was laughing at you, rather than going "girl, same!!"

Well.... when watching Titanic, I didn't cry when...

And the part of Bambi where....

I cry easily, even in some happy moments of the dramas I cried

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Yasss for the easy tear gang!!

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I cry easily, even in some happy moments of the dramas I cried

Ngl, I do sometimes too. Like even if something's not sad, I can still cry because it could be emotional to me.

I remember I was watching this show on Netflix called the Sandman (not a K-drama or anything) and there was one episode where the embodiment of death comes to everyone when it's time, telling them so. And she's so kind about it, she takes their hand and does her best to calm them down after receiving the news.

That seriously got me so hard. I was bawling

I think I've only cried during one movie ever

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The Notebook! Spoiler but i wasn’t sad when the old coupled died. It was a cute death lol they died together they had eachother.

Overall it wasn’t that sad.