How many times should we cry (or want to) in RotK?

[GaladrieloftheOlden]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR> Its strange, I really want to see the movie and yet I'm dreading it because after that it will all be over. Do you get what I mean? Or am I just seriously over-reacting? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I'm the same....<BR>You know, I think I should see RotK alone, even though I know I won't. Because I think I'm gonna cry a lot, and I'm certainly not known as a person who would do that at the movies, so if I go with my parents or just friends I'll have to keep distracting myself from the movie so as not to cry. I'll have to find someone who doesn't know me <I>too</I> well, so they won't notice as much . I hope that PJ makes us want to cry, but not make it so sentimental that we don't dry our faces during the whole film. I think that I will cry at the <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR> I sent my son forth, unthanked, unblessed, out into needless peril; and here he lies with poison in his veins <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> because I still cry at that part almost every time I read the book, and for most of the others I mentioned, I only cried the first time. Or two. Or three. No really, it is the type of scene that I extremely want to be there, and if PJ changes one word of that line, I will be out for murder. Denethor's facial expression at that part ought to make a stone cry. I need to see some films with John Noble in them, to form an opinion on whether he'd be a good Denethor or not. I would trust David Wenham to the ends of the world to play Faramir well, but Denethor...I wonder about Noble. And he had better be good, because otherwise certain BDers *glances at Meela, grins evilly* will be devastated. The only piece that I actually heard PJ say was gonna be a crying scene was the Grey Havens, in some interview. I feel like I'm gonna start crying now, but that is only natural, because I am doing homework as I am typing this, and I just poked myself in the eye with a pen.... <BR>The one last thing I want to say is, with all of the ideas of places we <I>might</I> cry is making it seem like this movie won't be a battle film, but some sort of sappy sentimental movie. It should not be! I want to cry more after I see it than during, but quite a few times then as well... MUST....HAVE....ROTK....NOW!!!