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Let Him Have it..
This is a true story in 1950's England. Derek Bentley a 19 year but with the psychological age of 11 was hanged for the murder of a police man. Even though it was his friend Chris Graig who fired the gun. |
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"The mist
I was actually very angry about the ending of this!
Sooo unnecessary"
Stephen King’s original story ended with them driving off into the mist. I could never decide if that was more bleak than the extra scene in the movie. The end of the characters, or the end of the world? |
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"The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
After reading the book I said I’d never watch the film as it was too upsetting.
Film comes out and regretfully I decided to watch it, still messes me up.  "
I watched that film at the cinema ffs, didn't know what it was about and didn't ask so watched it..... I felt sick when I realised what was happening..... I haven't nor would I ever watch that film again, it's too traumatic....   |
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"The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
After reading the book I said I’d never watch the film as it was too upsetting.
Film comes out and regretfully I decided to watch it, still messes me up.
I watched that film at the cinema ffs, didn't know what it was about and didn't ask so watched it..... I felt sick when I realised what was happening..... I haven't nor would I ever watch that film again, it's too traumatic.... "
It's interesting that lots of primary schools read it with year 6. I mean they haven't got the emotional maturity really to appreciate it on that level but was a little surprised they decided to do this, yknow given all the books in the entire world they could read...
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"The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
After reading the book I said I’d never watch the film as it was too upsetting.
Film comes out and regretfully I decided to watch it, still messes me up.
I watched that film at the cinema ffs, didn't know what it was about and didn't ask so watched it..... I felt sick when I realised what was happening..... I haven't nor would I ever watch that film again, it's too traumatic....
It's interesting that lots of primary schools read it with year 6. I mean they haven't got the emotional maturity really to appreciate it on that level but was a little surprised they decided to do this, yknow given all the books in the entire world they could read...
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That's crazy  |
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Alpha Dog - Based on a true story etc it's all bro bants but my god the ending haunts me.
I find a brilliant or poignant film is one I can only watch once.
Lots of great films in this list, particularly agree with Blackadder goes Forth!
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Ok. I’m a sappy git.
I’ll cry at lots of things.
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Pay it forward is definitely one.
Meet Joe Black is sad but kind of heartwarming as well.
Green Mile is a once only film.
How about A.I. ? The ending is so sad.
And anyone who’s lost a dog ever can’t watch I Am Legend without a tear in their eye at ‘that’ scene.
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Thunderbolt and lightfoot, Clint Eastwood top of his game ,George kennedy the real bad guy, bit of trans humour, Jeff Bridges, ,Gary Busey, real sad end after they found the money. |
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