I cry so much in real life and have always done so, that it is easy not to cry when it's just a story, especially if it's a made up one. When a story paralels something personal (triggers a memory and/or is "hits too close to home") I will then become quite emotional. Could be tears, fear, anger, joy, or downright disgust. Don't think I'm not moved by movies, though...I do smile, laugh, cringe, and my eyes will tear up, but it takes a lot more for a belly laugh, horror, or real crying.
You already know that I find Bette Davis to be a uniquely interesting person and character and have enjoyed the films she has been in because I like the stories and the performances. But, I do not particularly like her. I can't say what it is, but there's an "edge" when I watch her so that I am distracted by her.
For those who want to know the answers... 1. Cats 2. Carousel 3. King and I (King and eye) 4. Barnum (Barn M) 5. Paint Your Wagon 6. Bye Bye Birdie ("Bye bye, birdy") 7. Spamalot (Spam a lot) 8. Cabaret (cab beret) 9. The Full Monty (the full Mountie) 10.Camelot (camel lot) Bonus: Miss Saigon (Miss' eye gone)
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You already know that I find Bette Davis to be a uniquely interesting person and character and have enjoyed the films she has been in because I like the stories and the performances. But, I do not particularly like her. I can't say what it is, but there's an "edge" when I watch her so that I am distracted by her.