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Are called evoked by cinematic images
One explanation is based on the power of directing art to express and evoke emotions. From the score to the direction, movies usually create an iconic experience that heightens the emotions of the viewer.
Also, the ability of films to bring out our deepest emotional points is a factor that affects our reaction. Often, stories and characters reflect our own experiences and emotions, which makes us connect on a deep level with the content.
In addition, accepting emotions through tears can act as a liberating process. In real life, it can be difficult to express certain emotions, but movies provide a safe space to do so.
This strong emotional response may be an indication of the power of storytelling and art to affect us on a deep level. It’s as if movies open a window into the human experience, allowing us to experience different realities and empathize with the characters.
Even if movies bring tears through sadness or relief, the experience can be healing and empowering. It helps us perceive and express our emotions, empathize with others, and shape our personal perception of the world.
Ultimately, the reason we cry when we watch movies reflects the deep human need for connection, empathy, and self-expression. And although it may be a surprising reaction, let’s accept it as yet another indication of the power of art and human perception.
Article supervised by Neubauer Artists actors.