Did you cry during the Book/Movie?
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Re: Did you cry during the Book/Movie?
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Where as with movies, I suppose seeing it separates me a little from their struggle. I can watch a movie with blood and gore and not blink, but reading about the same things makes nervous and anxious to see how my hero will survive. Its pretty rare for me to cry from a movie scene like the death of a beloved character or watching someone have a meltdown after losing something invaluable to them.
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OMG I literally cried while both reading and watching the movie. It was that good and sad.JessieMarie84 wrote: ↑14 Dec 2016, 21:59 Fault In Our Stars was the only book I cried while reading only to turn around and cry during the movie even though I knew what would happen.
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One book/movie combo that hit me ‘right in the feels” was “The Hunger Games.” This book was the first to really bring to tears over a character’s death. All three books and 4 movies made me cry at least once.