Do you do this, too?

[JenBKR]

Yeah, I do sometimes. I still cry at the end of Turner & Hooch.

[Miss Z]

I don't cry, but I do feel sad. I think it's perfectly normal, I mean, animals are alive too, so why should they're loss of life be any different to a person's? But usually I'm OK about it, after a while I stop thinking about it and I know it's not real. The only real exception to this was when I watched Two Brothers. When the cubs' dad got shot, I felt sad, but also angry because that really does go on in the world.

On my history text-book that we just got today at school, there is an artists impression of a battlescene. In this scene is a horse killed in battle. I felt like burning the book!!!! But I just calm down and realise it's just a drawing

[BitsyNaceyDog]

I do that too.

Actually I don't watch movies that are about animals, even if it's a 'happy' movie. I always find something in the movie that upsets me, even if it's something as little as feeding the dog pedigree. I'll dwell on it and it will ruin the movie for me, so I just don't watch them.

Of corse even movie that aren't about animals often have animals in them. I get really upset when something happens to any animal in a movie.

[Vette]

Im not the crying type of person. but i do sometimes get a huge lump in my throat and i want too though.
and yes.. im like JenBKR... Turner and Hooch is VERY hard not to cry in.

i just have this weird thing about people seeing me cry...