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Iron Chef 08-23-04 10:29 AM

Joaquin Phoenix and crying.
 
Is it in Joaquin Phoenix's contract that he has to cry in every movie that he is in?

Seriously. It seems like lately, every time I see him in a movie, he cries at some point during the movie.

Cried in:

    Did not cry in:

      May have cried in:

        These are movies in which he cries, and I'm willing to bet that he cries in his newest movie, Ladder 49, too.


        The movie list will be edited as the thread progresses. Thanks guys.

        marty888 08-23-04 10:36 AM

        As long as it's not a baseball movie.

        RaraFemina 08-23-04 11:04 AM


        Originally posted by marty888
        As long as it's not a baseball movie.
        because as we all know...there's no crying in baseball.

        ween 08-23-04 11:06 AM

        Don't forget To Die For

        Geofferson 08-23-04 11:19 AM

        also, don't forget Parenthood. If memory serves, he shed some tears in that one as well.

        Iron Chef 08-23-04 11:22 AM


        Originally posted by ween
        Don't forget To Die For
        forgot about that one

        mllefoo 08-23-04 12:16 PM

        At least he's better at crying than Brad Pitt.

        Mr. Pitt just looks freakish when his face goes all crinkly. It was the one part of Troy I couldn't watch.

        Rivero 08-23-04 12:29 PM

        And better then Ben Affleck. Watching that guy cry in Jersey Girl was dowright embarassing.

        PopcornTreeCt 08-23-04 02:19 PM

        Pretty sure he cried in Return to Paradise as well.

        Big Boy Laroux 08-23-04 03:03 PM

        he's a good crier... he needs to go with his strengths.

        Coral 08-23-04 05:47 PM

        What I find strange is that thing JP does with his shoulders.

        I've seen it in a few films, and I'm not sure how to describe it.
        He kind of pushes them forward and looks like a little gimpy.

        Anyone else notice this?

        Drexl 08-23-04 08:03 PM

        This is what I love about the Internet. People come up with the weirdest shit that I would never notice on my own, like that thing about John Travolta always winning the dance contest. Now every time I see Phoenix in a movie, I'll be watching to see if he cries.

        SPiRAL 08-23-04 08:07 PM

        Did he cry in Space Camp ? He was the only non-teen stuck in space.

        BigPete 08-23-04 08:44 PM

        8mm? I don't think so.

        PopcornTreeCt 08-23-04 09:31 PM

        Clay Pigeons? I don't think he cried in that movie either.

        Iron Chef 08-23-04 09:39 PM

        we should sticky this puppy

        Joem 08-24-04 06:27 AM

        If I was in any of those movies, the one I'd definitely cry in was 8mm. Surprised he didn't.

        RaraFemina 08-24-04 07:29 AM


        Originally posted by Coral
        What I find strange is that thing JP does with his shoulders.

        I've seen it in a few films, and I'm not sure how to describe it.
        He kind of pushes them forward and looks like a little gimpy.

        Anyone else notice this?

        Yes I've noticed this, and it drives me crazy!

        B.A. 08-24-04 07:34 AM

        I think he cried in RUSSKIES.

        AndyCapps 08-24-04 10:32 AM

        I think he cried in Buffalo Soldiers. Probably did in Brother Bear too.

        PalmerJoss 08-24-04 02:00 PM


        Originally posted by SPiRAL
        Did he cry in Space Camp ? He was the only non-teen stuck in space.
        I'm almost positive that he cries in Space Camp also.

        JeffTheAlpaca 02-12-09 07:42 AM

        Re: Joaquin Phoenix and crying.
         
        He cried in Two Lovers his latest film which came out this week.

        CreativeMind09 02-13-09 12:30 AM

        Re: Joaquin Phoenix and crying.
         
        If he lets his beard grow out long enough he can dab his tears with it.


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