Was the movie Finding Neverland sad?
443866
Although part were sad, it was based upon real life and life is never like the fantasies.\n\nIf you always expect a happy ending, then you might think it sad that every characters does not get a happy ending.  If you look at what might have happened without some of the involvement, the ending turned out as well as could ever be expected.  At least the boys had someone.  Their lives were all happier because of it.
1144553
No. Emotions are uncontrollable. In the movie, "Raise Your Voice" It shows that artistic people are more emotional. The people who made fun of you are morons. You should be proud that you had the idea to run for president. It takes confidence. Sorry you had such a bad day.\n\nP. S. I cry when things like that happen too, so don't feel bad...
990207
When I was younger none of them did, but as I have gotten older it happens more often that I care for it to.  I think the more life experience that you have, the more you can relate to the characters in the story, the more of a chance it will affect you emotionally; either that, or it is just hormones.\n\nThe most recent one was "Eight Below", the one with Paul Walker and the dogs that he had to abandon in Antartica...at least I was at home as we rented it on DVD.   Was most embarrassed to cry at the theatre seeing "Bruce Almighty" after the break up with my fiance.
1035987
Yep, I saw it. Like the others said, it's pretty funny and it gets pretty sad toward the end.\n\nOverall, I liked it a lot.
415139
we know its a sweet posion,and we gonna have it,its make us to fly in the sky at the beginning,whatever we see we thinks its looks great and amazing,but when the time goes its looks pale,and when he/she betrayed us,we feel like to die.\n\n\nits a attraction,in start we never things that our love will be ends.\nEveryone thinks its will be a never ending story,but the damn luck always makes us sad.
867737
Not at all. I saw High Society. It was a great movie, and Grace Kelly was well cast.
94752
no, the ending was depressing, and the movie was way to slow.\nGreat acting however boring!!!!!!
317804
I was always kind of a sad kid.  I liked "The Last Unicorn," and "Watership Down."
563652
You probably feel that way because it presented just a little bit of lots of different story angles, rather than part 1 and 2's single continuous plot. Same goes for the great many mutants that had very little individual time to develop as characters with depth.\n\nI *understand* why so many people feel disappointed, but I sure as $hit wasn't!!!\nThe movie rocked!
217310
I have watched this movie several times and to tell you the truth, I felt bad after every viewing.  Not bad in the "I shouldn't have watched this" way, but bad that I have a part in nailing Jesus to the cross, even today.  I actually cried when I first watched it, and I am not one of those people that cry at movies, but this was a moving experience for me.  \n\nThe movie was adapted from a book that a num wrote a couple of hundred years ago.  She had visions from Jesus about what the Passion was like, and was told all of this in great detail, including how many times He was whipped, and the crown of thorns and everything else.\n\nI haven't read the book, but am still looking for it, but I have heard, from people who have read it, that the movie is very close to what this nun had written.\n\nI don't think the movie was supposed to "bring people to Christianity", but was meant to show people how Jesus suffered.  I agree that something should have been done about the Resurection, since Passion referes to the crusifixtion, death and resurection, but I did kind of like the ending, showing Him walking out of the tomb.
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For the first time in years watching a movie I cried. The Movie? "The Notebook". My wife and I took care of her Mother for over 2 years while she battled Alzheimers before she passed away and the movie hit real close to home. Together we wept.
363456
thats sad and all...\n\n\nbut how is this a question? =/
653170
Yes it is a bit cruel in the way that the girls all end up committing suicide. By the way I didn't get the scene when there is a party at the end of the movie where everybody walks around in masks and stuff.
515211
it was a good movie and yes it was sad at the end too much suffering for nothing... but Forrest Gump was  more touching..he is  a great actor
773209
SPOILER: Writer/Director Paul Brickman had a completely different ending for the film with a rather pessimistic tone, with Joel being denied admission to Princeton and he and Lana sitting on the roof of a building overlooking the city pondering his future and hers, and for once Lana lets her guard down. The studio however, wanted a "feel good" ending, because this was the popular theme of teen movies at the time, so both versions were shot and shown to a test audience and it was agreed that their preference would be the ending for the film.
588887
no, just emotional...
127764
There are several movies that make me cry. One is The Green Mile, with Tom Hanks. Another is Beaches, with Bette Midler. And yes, Titanic also makes me cry. Another one is Steel Magnolias, with Julia Roberts. All of these movies were well written, had outstanding actors/actresses, and I felt like I was related to, or part of the movies.