Look, some people, like you, cry watching kid's movies. Some people, like me, don't. I mean, I still think they're sad, but they don't push me to tears. I think it's because I'm old enough to know that it's fictional, who knows. It doesn't mean that I have no soul or heart, geez. Then again, I also saw it with my crazy ass girlfriend, and we were just making jokes and laughing most of the time. I would have been ashamed to cry from a Pixar movie in front of her, honestly.

lol I get teary on sad parts in pretty much every movie, and I'm a 19 yo guy.

dude, anyone ragging on you for crying obviously hasn't seen the movie. it was depressing as hale, i was crying for the first ~15 minutes

guys, disney owns pixar.

Thank you to the few people who agreed with my prior comment. And to all the haters, you are not, I repeat, NOT a man until you've had a good cry, during a movie or otherwise. I went on a retreat with a lot of guys, including the varsity quarterback, not to mention the rest of the football team, and we openly wept at touching stories if people had some to share, and I really think that has helped us grow in our manhood. That's my serious part. Watch Up. Watch Air Bud. Watch a good ******* movie with a heart wrenching plot. If you don't cry, you aren't a man. Sincerely, #7

Ummm That movie made me sob. I am 20 with a mohawk, snakebites, and eyebrow ring, and a tattoo. My boyfriend thought it was cute. My mom's a widow though so the movie really hit home, because that would have probably been my mom and dad had he lived. Nothing wrong with crying at that movie.

I cried too, that movie was ******* SAD. That little girl obviously has no soul.

And yeah, the little girl probably had no idea what was going on. Should have told her to STFU

I just moderating an Fml about being the person to tell you to man up

PUSSY Movie's IMO have pretty much lost alot of suspense over the months, the old black and white version of Anne Frank was more intense and has more suspense then Terminator Salvation.