did you you cry when you first watched watership down?
honest answers please especially from the blokes

Is it a kind of dream,
Floating out on the tide,
Following the river of death downstream?
Oh, is it a dream?

There's a fog along the horizon,
A strange glow in the sky,
And nobody seems to know where you go,
And what does it mean?
Oh, is it a dream?

Nope, not a tear shed for the bunnies.

I do like the film though, keep meaning to get around to reading the book.

I got a bit tearful when I watched the lion king. The girl I was with at the time realy wanted to go see it. I pretended to accidently poke myself in the eye as an excuse for the eyes leaking.

I've never watched Watership Down :/ I fear that I'll blub like a baby.

I cried and I also found it frightening!

However I didnt cry at ET!

Don't remember crying, but I used to have a bit of a thing about watership down.

As I remember (when I was a girl, lol) it used to be on every Christmas Day and I would make everyone wait to open their Christmas pressies until I'd finished watching it. Much to my brothers disgust.

i seem to cry at a few emotional movies watership down i cried also has anyone noticed the seagull swears? not lion king titanic i cried dont know why anyone remember Mask i cried during that it was a very sad film most blokes probably think im a loser for crying at that sort of thing but i dont care if im going to cry im going to cry

Wasn't the song originally done by Simon and garfunkel? I was a kid when I first saw it and yes, i cried!!

i cried watching watership down..and ET......oooouuuuch..lol
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a film about rabbits hhhhmmm never watched it and never will.

I cried at Watership Down. Was a teenager in senior school at the time and for some reason my whole class went during school time.

My fav film from when i was a kid...but i used to look like id been in acar crash after from crying so much

Awww you gotta love them wabbits

'My heart has joined The Thousand, for my friend stopped running today.'

Not ashamed to say I cried at this when I was younger. Its a fantastic film, but the book is even better.

'A film about rabbits'? Yeah, and Schindler's List was just a film about Jews.

Watership Downs insanely scary! Those killer rabbits with the blood dripping from front teeth scared me as a kid and still do now, and having watched it recently would have to say some of the sequences are a bit trippy, add to the chilled soundtrack, def some goings on in the studio!

Awwwhh I aint seen this in years and now I wanna watch it again. Must find the download somewhere