'I'm dating a robot' - bit harsh!! I haven't cried at a film since I saw the Fox and the Hound when I was about 9, but I'm not a robot. I've got a little teary eyed at one or two films that bore a lot of resemblance to real life, but mostly I know that films aren't real. So while I get sad, I don't get sad enough to cry about them. I don't think there's anything wrong with crying at a film, just that it's unnecessary to be wailing every time something sad happens, or when it's totally unrealistic. So I wouldn't give my boyfriend a hard time about crying at a film, although it would be very unusual.

Wow , dry as bone Hun . She's strong lol

perhaps she was too bored to even give a damn

Nothing wrong with crying at a movie- but she's not a robot just because she didn't cry. While she might have gone a little too far with calling you a wimp, she's not a robot. I didn't cry at that movie, either, and I know I'm not one.

Turn your man-card over to your gf OP, and buy yourself a Betty Crocker apron. WTF happened in society that so many women on here want soft creatures like you?

That's what my sister thought of me when I didn't cry at my brothers wedding.

Nut up, sissy. It's just a movie.

i can't say I blame you for being lost if you never saw the play. I only knew what was going on because I had background knowledge going into it. And who wouldn't cry during that song? You are not less of a man for crying during I Dreamed a Dream.

I lost it to buddy

Or maybe your girlfriend felt the way I did about it- that Anne Hathaway completely massacred that role & that the stage performance is much better than the cinematic performance. It was impossible for me to get emotional over it because I thought the whole thing was just too hollywood, & not enough theatre.