It's no secret that shedding a few tears during a movie can be a cathartic experience for many. Recently, some of this year's Oscar nominees shared their most recent emotional movie-watching moments at the Academy's nominees luncheon.
Emily Blunt, known for her role in 'Oppenheimer,' revealed that she was moved to tears by 'Parallel Mothers,' particularly by Penélope Cruz's poignant performance. Blunt admitted to being a self-professed crier, unable to resist shedding tears when witnessing others' emotional moments on screen.
Emma Stone, star of 'Poor Things,' revisited the classic romantic comedy 'Sleepless in Seattle' and found herself touched by its heart-wrenching scenes. Sterling K. Brown, from 'American Fiction,' shared a touching father-son moment when his youngest child cried during 'Matilda,' prompting Brown to join in the emotional experience.
Lily Gladstone, featured in 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' was deeply moved by Da'Vine Joy Randolph's portrayal, leading to a heartfelt reaction. The nominees' emotional responses to these films highlight the power of storytelling to evoke genuine emotions.
As the 96th Academy Awards approach, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and set to air live on ABC, the anticipation for the event continues to build. The ceremony promises to be a celebration of cinematic excellence and a showcase of the industry's top talents.
