Did anyone else cry?

I did in two spots. When he goes and sees the sights when he first gets to Washington. you don't see stuff like that in films any more. The second time was near the end, when he sees the telegrams and still wants to carry on in his fight. Very inspiring!

When Smith says "Its a lost cause after all" and then continues his fight was by far one of the most inspiring scenes I've seen.

I cried when Clarissa leaves Smith's office after telling him what he is up against.

I cried when the kids, who were so industrious and political aware and spirited, were slapped around by men of power in broad daylight for telling the truth.


I cried when he reads the first paragraph of the constitution.

Every time I watch the movie I cry. I can't help myself, he is just so amazing and I get so involved in the story that when he hurts I hurt. This movie has to be my favorite movie of all time.

I cried! during the expulsion scene :'( and part of the Lincoln memorial scene

I didn't cry, but this is indeed a powerful movie.