That wasn't very nice.

Saw the movie Dark Water the other day.  After watching the gut-wrenching ending I spent the next 35 minutes (NO LIE) bawling my eyes out. 

Note to movie producers:  consider putting a disclaimer on your movies for those of us that are pregnant and a wee bit hormonal.  No matter where you are, your studio is NOT too far away for me to march my happy ass in there and smack you silly for making me cry like that.

Gah.  I can't even talk about it anymore, it's going to make me cry again.  Bastards.

Comments

[fuzzypeach]

OMG, when I was pregnant we watched Second Hand Lions, which is pretty sappy but good. Not a scaryish thriller like Dark Water Sounds like, but about a boy with a crappy mom, omg, weepfest, yeah. I'd forgotten about that until I read your post.

[Cara]

LOL, I wouldn't have thought that movie would have a tearful ending, even for a hormonal pregger. Now I must see.

[Charmaine]

What a bummer! I avoid scary movies at all costs, and I've never even been pregnant! I do remember bawling for close to 30 minutes when I was younger and watched Little Women with Wyona Rider...I thought the young guy was so cute and was so upset that she ended up with the older man that I cried and cried and cried. Ok, somewhat or a tangent, but I know how you feel. How do movies/radio/books get to us that way?

[kelli]

Going to the movies is hard when your pregnant! Not to mention uncomfortable! I remember literally crying through the whole movie"Jersey Girl" THe whole thing! I have to see Dark Water now. I hope it's not going to freak me out when I'm alone with the kids at night!

[Karen Rani]

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