Before i start i would tell you. I,m from Sweden so maybe my spelling and grammar is not 100 % perfect. But i think anyone can understand what i mean.<br /><br />Ok first time in the cinema i cried when:<br /><br />1 the third class mother is telling her kids a story.<br /><br />2 when you see the old couple in their bed awaiting death.<br /><br />3 after the ship sunk, the people in the boats are looking for survivors. There is a scene where you see a dead mom with kids in the water. If i,m not completely correct this is short before Leonardos character dies.<br /><br />4 the old lady dying in the bed after telling the story-final meet with jack again.<br /><br />I bought the Movie on DVD and still cries in these scenes. I only saw the movie in cinema 2 times. I was kinda very poor in 1997-98.<br /><br />Now, the "flying" scene is also a real hearbreaker (before the iceberg incident)<br /><br />Oh, when we are talking about crying in this movie. When i saw it in cinema first time there was some teenager boys behind where i sat (i,m 33 myself and male). These guys started to making noises when the "jack dies" scene was. They were making fun of the girls that was sniffling. <br /><br />I then asked if they please could stop being annoying. They kept quiet for a while, but when it was the "old lady dying" scene they just gave up. They too started sniffling (as i did too) <img src="http://www.titanic.com/uploads/smil3dbd4dbc14f3f.gif" alt="" /> <br /><br />Then of course there was the credits. I usually try to stay as long as possible. I wanna give the makers credit and stay during credits. These other "tuff" gyus also stayed until most people had gone out. Must have been embarassed about crying. <br /><br />I think showing feelings is natural so its not "bad" crying in such movies.