Ever since I was young, I would cry at sad movies. I still do, even though I'm older. If they're sad, they're sad and I do have feelings. So yes, I still cry like a baby in the movies, even in the theaters, but not like out loud. It's like tears and poofy eyes and, and it's not coming out of my nose. Yeah, I still cry. I'm not ashamed.

The other first movie I ever cried over was Marlee and Mia that was a true of that was such a that was such a monumental moment in my life

No, no, no, no. I used to cry when I was young but not now.

I will say I only cry if it actually relates to my life like if the character has depression or like a family member dies or if it's like a deep storyline something like that

Yes I am a sympathetic crier as well so if I get somebody on screen is crying or like somebody else watching the movie starts crying I'm probably gonna start crying and that's just how it goes

I think ever since I can remember the most I've done is tear up I haven't really cried watching a sad movie

Always it takes the littlest things for me to cry during a movie or a commercial

Yeah, I get super emotionally attached to TV shows and movies. Unfortunately, my kids are just like me, so they do too. I think it's hilarious because I'm like, I was wrong with you, but then hello.

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Yeah depends on the movie that I got to be something tragic I think the last movie I cry that was Logan the X-Men movie at I'm a father of only daughter so I felt so much pain watching it

Yes, I do it all the time. I card, watch movies, TV shows, commercials, you name it.