crying at films/tv
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davido140

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9,616 posts

255 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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My missus blubs all the time when watching anything from Hollyoaks, to random american crime drama to girlie movies.

She just surpassed her own blubbing record though, She was describing the plot of 50 first dates to me and promptly started crying because it was so sad!!

I give up.

8Ace

2,836 posts

227 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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To be fair, the bit where they smash up the Miura at the start iof the Italiaan Job is quite traumatic.


Ikemi

8,610 posts

234 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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davido140 said:
She just surpassed her own blubbing record though, She was describing the plot of 50 first dates to me and promptly started crying
It's understandable. It wasn't Adam Sandler's finest films, that's for sure ...

PaulHogan

7,559 posts

307 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I beefed when ET died

ultegra

525 posts

235 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Watching old soldiers on Remembrance Parades etc is the only thing that chokes me up like that...

Sciroccology

29,908 posts

259 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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"Jerry Maguire" gets me every time. It's the Milky Bar Kid-looking kid that does it.

Oh, and at the end of "Finding Nemo", when Nemo's dad finds Nemo.

And when Noel Tinybeard used to do that Xmas show where he visited kids in hospital and that and gave them presents.

Oh, and "Lassie" obviously.

Jasandjules

72,588 posts

258 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Don't think I've cried at a film since I was about 6 and watched Watership Down....

A1GOY

1,521 posts

231 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I used to be all manly and whatnot about thse things and not cry at all. However... For some reason I've begun to blub quite a bit. Most recently at Avenue Q... There's something very, very wrong...

Finlandia

7,818 posts

260 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Schindlers list, where he starts adding the sums up, my watch could have saved one more life, the car, 20 more... Heavy stuff that.

Last scenes of Band of brothers, when all the characters come to real life. My grandson asked me, were you a war hero? I said no, but I served with heros. It's just, what a guy!

V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Ikemi said:
davido140 said:
She just surpassed her own blubbing record though, She was describing the plot of 50 first dates to me and promptly started crying
It's understandable. It wasn't Adam Sandler's finest films, that's for sure ...
Ohhhhhhh - I thought the OP meant she was recounting what happened on her 50 'first dates'.

D14 AYS

3,696 posts

239 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Finlandia said:
Last scenes of Band of brothers, when all the characters come to real life. My grandson asked me, were you a war hero? I said no, but I served with heros. It's just, what a guy!
I got the box set for Christmas last year, what an amazing series,the final scenes make me all goose bumpy and i get a huge lump in my throat cry

Momentofmadness

2,371 posts

270 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Atonement frown


Bob Loblaw

466 posts

234 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Field of Dreams, I'm ashamed to admit.

DrTre

12,957 posts

261 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Momentofmadness said:
Atonement frown
Me too.

Ikea Knightley was fking diabolically bad.

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Finlandia said:
Schindlers list, where he starts adding the sums up, my watch could have saved one more life, the car, 20 more... Heavy stuff that.
Bloody gets me EVERY time that bit, where he thinks that he should've done more cry

With that exception, it's very rare for me to be moved to tears, though I do get the odd "lump in the throat" feeling occasionally.

BlueCello

6,225 posts

236 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I used to cry when they push Herbie off the boat in Herbie Goes Bananas. paperbag

Steamer

14,183 posts

242 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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8Ace said:
To be fair, the bit where they smash up the Miura at the start iof the Italiaan Job is quite traumatic.
Why did you have to bring that up again!?! cry


"On days like these..."whistle




hamski

142 posts

253 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Not since Brokeback (the reach-around scene)

NDA

25,615 posts

254 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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My mrs cried during Lion King. I told her they just stopped drawing the lion, nobody died. Still blubbed.

hot metal

2,019 posts

222 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Finlandia said:
Schindlers list, where he starts adding the sums up, my watch could have saved one more life, the car, 20 more... Heavy stuff that.

Last scenes of Band of brothers, when all the characters come to real life. My grandson asked me, were you a war hero? I said no, but I served with heros. It's just, what a guy!
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