Yup. I literally dreaded watching the movie. And during the dinner in Amsterdam scene, I turned to my sister and sort of begged her to leave with me. I knew what was coming, and was really chickening out.
I think that's why I couldn't love love love the movie the way most people have. It hurt too much.
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Same here. I fought back tears most of the movie. It became harder when they were in Amsterdam, since I knew what was coming. Actually HEARING people crying when they were, like, 5 rows away from me made me kind of uncomfortable. DH says he didn't cry, but I was watching him out of the corner of my eye and caught him wiping his eyes a few times.
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I think that's why I couldn't love love love the movie the way most people have. It hurt too much.
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