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"...if it's not OK, it's not the end"
Following up on TM's great thread about onscreen deaths that stayed with us, how about swinging the emotional pendulum in the other direction; what TV or movie moments have made you cry with joy? whether that be a feelgood moment or a happy ending...  |
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Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time  Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
Agree here. I can't stand Ricky outside of The Office but I gave this a go on recommendation and yep it got to me for sure. I wondered what he had been through to get the feeling in that show so bang on. Brilliant |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on
Agree here. I can't stand Ricky outside of The Office but I gave this a go on recommendation and yep it got to me for sure. I wondered what he had been through to get the feeling in that show so bang on. Brilliant"
I’m always been 50/50 on him, but seeing derek, afterlife etc, oh and Extras is comedy gold- he can do no wrong now.
Sat there and binged the first series, sobbed and laughing, and same with the second. I often thought the same. He struck a chord with so many.
Can’t wait for the next one x |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
I still have the 2nd series to watch 
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My go-to is 'the Secret life of Walter Mitty'. Such a self empowering feelgood message, touches the welling-up nerve every time. OK, there are a few 'wtf is this' moments, but they're more than made up for by the heartwarming story of a man realising he can do whatever he puts his mind to, some incredible visuals and a soundtrack made in heaven. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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Some good ones named already kudos to Leo for Nialls and Daphne
A little known but delightful, warms the cockles one for you though...
Detectorists
Gentle, feel good comedy, beautifully acted and with the perfect ending |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Some good ones named already kudos to Leo for Nialls and Daphne
A little known but delightful, warms the cockles one for you though...
Detectorists
Gentle, feel good comedy, beautifully acted and with the perfect ending "
Filmed in beautiful Suffolk just up the road from me. |
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"A little known but delightful, warms the cockles one for you though...
Detectorists
Gentle, feel good comedy, beautifully acted and with the perfect ending "
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I finished rewatching series 3 of No Offence last night and it was such a joyful program. A strong and supportive female-led team, lots of dark humour, warm and engaging characters and quite a lot of rudeness sprinkled through. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"I finished rewatching series 3 of No Offence last night and it was such a joyful program. A strong and supportive female-led team, lots of dark humour, warm and engaging characters and quite a lot of rudeness sprinkled through."
Loved No Offence - in fact what happens to Joy could easily appear on the other thread
And the much missed Paul Ritter was excellent in it too |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
Oh I loved that! And I’m not usually a fan of him. |
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The bit in toy story when 'slinky' gets stretched and you think.. oh no noooo NOOOO hes gona snap! then bam he bounces back and doesnt snap! That joyous moment   |
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"My go-to is 'the Secret life of Walter Mitty'. Such a self empowering feelgood message, touches the welling-up nerve every time. OK, there are a few 'wtf is this' moments, but they're more than made up for by the heartwarming story of a man realising he can do whatever he puts his mind to, some incredible visuals and a soundtrack made in heaven. "
Don’t fear the porpoise! |
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The ending to game of thrones and supernatural. Talk about anticlimactic.
Nah. Just joking. They were bad but not cry worthy.
Marley and me.
Dear john
My son being born
Buying my house after a break up which caused me to move back home with parents and share a room with my son for 5 years. |
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"I finished rewatching series 3 of No Offence last night and it was such a joyful program. A strong and supportive female-led team, lots of dark humour, warm and engaging characters and quite a lot of rudeness sprinkled through.
Loved No Offence - in fact what happens to Joy could easily appear on the other thread
And the much missed Paul Ritter was excellent in it too"
The death of the killer in series 1 is still one of the most shocking things I've seen!
Incredible program. Helps that I really fancy Viv Deering. Not the actress, the character. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"I finished rewatching series 3 of No Offence last night and it was such a joyful program. A strong and supportive female-led team, lots of dark humour, warm and engaging characters and quite a lot of rudeness sprinkled through.
Loved No Offence - in fact what happens to Joy could easily appear on the other thread
And the much missed Paul Ritter was excellent in it too
The death of the killer in series 1 is still one of the most shocking things I've seen!
Incredible program. Helps that I really fancy Viv Deering. Not the actress, the character."
Now you've got me racking my brains (turning to Google!!) to remember how the killer met their fate in Series 1
Got to love Viv though - got some balls had that one |
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I like Notting Hill.
Throughout the whole film it feels like how you hope it would be if you bumped into someone famous and fell in love with them.
The part at the end where they’re on the private park bench and she’s pregnant.
Gets me every time. Love that film.
Oh, this is Just, not Becky..  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My go-to is 'the Secret life of Walter Mitty'. Such a self empowering feelgood message, touches the welling-up nerve every time. OK, there are a few 'wtf is this' moments, but they're more than made up for by the heartwarming story of a man realising he can do whatever he puts his mind to, some incredible visuals and a soundtrack made in heaven.
Don’t fear the porpoise!"
See, I'm still wiping tears away at that point thanks to Bowie!  |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
Yep totally this . Truly incredible programme this |
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I still cry when you think he's dying/dead and at the end when he says as he points to Elliot and says "I'll be right here" awwwwww"
...the bit where Elliot see's the flower come back to life, and the bit shortly after when he tells his brother E.T.'s still alive... gulp! |
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on "
God, everything about that show is just so spot on. The highs and the crushing lows and the perfect soundtrack that goes with it. Some of it gives me goosebumps…. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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There's a scene in the film The Patriot where they are on the beach and Mel Gibskn and Heath Ledger are leaving to fight and the little girl who has spoken all film chases after her daddy asking him not to go, it gets me everytime, I csnt watch it without welling up |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Pretty woman ... he comes back to get her when she is just about to leave he gets there just in time we had the emotional it must have been love break up Roxette song, in the limo.
He goes to get her back:
"what happens after he climbs up and rescues her?" and Vivian responds "She rescues him right back." Snog.... Happy ever after |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Afterlife. Heartbreakingly sad moments but makes you laugh out loud and smile at the same time Some really heartwarming bits
Brilliant show, and I have to say Ricky gervais got all of how it feels spot on
God, everything about that show is just so spot on. The highs and the crushing lows and the perfect soundtrack that goes with it. Some of it gives me goosebumps…."
Totally agree. I’ve lived it and was amazed he got it so right.
Just the right amount of humour added in, honestly couldn’t fault it |
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the bittersweet ending of 'Dances with Wolves' where Wind in His Hair screams his farewell to John Dunbar from the clifftops; "Do you see I am your friend. Can you see you will always be my friend" |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"War horse when he heard his horse whinny. Gets me every time.
So need to sit my ass down and watch this film..."
Once things open up a bit more keep an eye out for any theatre performances of it - it's amazing |
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"War horse when he heard his horse whinny. Gets me every time.
So need to sit my ass down and watch this film...
Once things open up a bit more keep an eye out for any theatre performances of it - it's amazing "
Yeah, my parents have been and said the same |
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Band of Brothers when it goes through how the main characters fared in real life after the war then cut to some of the narrators who were some of the actual people portrayed in the movie. Great book too. |
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"Band of Brothers when it goes through how the main characters fared in real life after the war then cut to some of the narrators who were some of the actual people portrayed in the movie. Great book too."
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""...if it's not OK, it's not the end"
Following up on TM's great thread about onscreen deaths that stayed with us, how about swinging the emotional pendulum in the other direction; what TV or movie moments have made you cry with joy? whether that be a feelgood moment or a happy ending... "
A bit of an obscure TV series (ad short run) which I found recently by accident - Brief Encounters, when they do manage to have their first big party and moments of friendship and support for each other |
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