Ok everyone, let's be completely honest here...

[Rabbit]

I cried pretty much through the entire movie at my last viewing at the cinema, it was a really late session (the last one before they took it out of the cinema) and i was pretty much the only one there. It was magical becasue not only did I have the cinema pretty much to myself, I could just let everything go, yet it was sad because i had to say goodbye to Neytiri but not for long lol

[Hunter of the Glade]

The scene when Jake becomes one of The People, and when Ney saves him from suffocation are probably the ideal scenes of emotion for me. The music made these two scenes pristine perfect...

[Advent]

Never. Yet after the movie, I was sad to leave the world of Pandora..

[Fridge Magnet]

I didn't cry, but when hometree fell and all shutting down of grace's lab occurred I felt goosebumps down my back.

[Pa'li Makto]

When Hometree came down the first time I saw Avatar..I had a really big lump in my throat.

[Human No More]

I cried... every time. First time, I was thinking to myself 'what am I doing, crying at a film?!'... the next time, I was so completely absorbed, I really felt the Na'vi's pain and sorrow

[rasomaso]

Well last time I watched it was today and I watch it like 3 times a week now, so I'm really getting used to the happenings. Today I didn't cry at all, but I felt sad when Neytiri lost her father, the scream she gives out after telling Jake to go away rips my heart to the pieces. Maybe yesterday I was kinda sad and slightly wet eyed on the whole destruction, but didn't really cry too. Though I was wet eyed on both occasions in the ending scene. The violin really adds to the feeling.

But that's nothing compared to my 4-7th viewings. I saw it 3 times in cinema with friends so I had to stop the tears (didn't manage to keep at least one in a few times though), so I would still look so MANLY. But once I watched it on Blu-Ray at home (it was after a good few months, so I had withdrawal syptoms already ), I just couldn't stop crying on the destruction, it was devastating. Also I cried on many other unexpected occasions such as climbing up the wine to the ikrans nest, or flying with Neytiri after that, or after Jake's speech when he mounted the Toruk and headed towards the sunset, the sad point in the battle scene (that was really really powerful), "I see you scene" (my most beloved scene where I truly fell in love with the movie seeing it the first time) and of course that last scene where Jake makes his final videolog, I always kinda resume the feelings I got in the whole movie and the overall mood from the scene is just so awesome, I always get a little happy in that scene (in the very least). Some of them were tears of sadness, some of them were tears of happiness (I'd say more of them). As you can tell I am very emotional person.

[Sight Unseen]

I cried a lot the first time I saw it, didn't notice until after the movie was over. Only Avatar can make you cry and not notice it.

Well, for me, crying is mostly a delayed reaction. If I get emotionally shaken, I'm just like whatever at the time, and a few hours later when I ask myself, "What the **** just happened to me?" It hits me like a ton of bricks. After the first time I saw Avatar I woke up at 3 in the morning crying, and I've never had that happen to me before.

[Human No More]

That happened to me the next day... I cried during my first time, but not hugely, just a bit... The next day, I was massively crying, and felt really empty. I went to see Avatar again a couple of days after that and it all came back again.