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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I watched The Fault in Our stars last night and never cried at a film so much and don't think I'll ever be happy again.
PS I Love You gets me every time too.
What films create a cry fest for you? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I STILL haven't recovered from interstellar.....
I didnt get that film,nolans werst film so far"
Neither did I, but I understood the emotion of leaving a daughter behind. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I STILL haven't recovered from interstellar.....
I didnt get that film,nolans werst film so far
Neither did I, but I understood the emotion of leaving a daughter behind. "
Point taken clem |
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By *fcdTV/TS
over a year ago
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Silent Running (the music gets me every time)
It's a Wonderful Life
Too many really, I'm terrible at welling up at emotional films. Good call for the one further up about betrayal in a war film. |
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By *fcdTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Marley and me...omg!!"
When I saw this, it got to the bit where the dog was about to be an ex-dog, you could sense the entire cinema collectively holding its breath and trying not to sob, then my son let out a really loud fart. Talk about kill the moment but it did make pretty much everyone in hearing range burst out laughing.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Used to love Black Beauty, but watched it after my share horse was PTS, it was on the tv the following weekend, made me think of Q as a foal (met him at 20yrs old) cried and cried (don't think it was the actual film) but have refused to watch it since, 8yrs ago.
Marley and Me is also a tear jerker
My Sisters Keeper too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Silent Running (the music gets me every time)
It's a Wonderful Life
Too many really, I'm terrible at welling up at emotional films. Good call for the one further up about betrayal in a war film."
silent running is a sad film who knew you would feel sorry for little robots  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Lion King, when Muphasa dies and Simba tries to wake him up... gets me every damn time!  "
You had to bring that up didn't you.
It's fine, just a little something in my eye |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The end of 'saving private Ryan' the end of 'Shindlers list' and the last hour of 'Return of the King'. I cried like a small child who had dropped their ice cream each time.
Films like 'The fault in our stars' etc just leave me cold. I feel like they're just trying to extract emotions from me and it feels false |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Gladiator, when he finally can walk through the fields and reunite with his family ... the music hits me hard lol."
That reminds me similar to this Man on Fire when denzel gives up his life in exchange for the little girls a |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Lion King, when Muphasa dies and Simba tries to wake him up... gets me every damn time!
You had to bring that up didn't you.
It's fine, just a little something in my eye "
*snuffle*... yup, definitely some dust or somrthing...   |
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Green mile when they execute John Coffey knowing he's innocent.
Beaches,well nuff said
Shawshank,when the old dude hangs himself.
Love actually because I'm.a sad singleton
Forever young
Yes I'm a blubber!!!!!! |
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"I watched The Fault in Our stars last night and never cried at a film so much and don't think I'll ever be happy again.
PS I Love You gets me every time too.
What films create a cry fest for you?"
the first film I ever cried over was went I was six , its was the Alamo staring John Wayne.
up until then I thought the good guys always won and the hero's always lived to fight another day .
blame that on things like thunderbirds joe ninety captain scarlet stingray.
I cried for about three hours with my mother trying to explain to me that the good guys don't always win and sometimes ones hero's die .
the last film that made to cry at the end was saving private Ryan
when the character of Ryan stands over the graves of men who died saving his life as a old man and basically says thank you for my life over the grave of tom hanks character .
even thinking about that scene while typing this makes the hairs on my arm stand up and brings a lump to my throat .
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The lion king is the only film appropriate for a man to cry at ... oh or that bit in return of the Jedi when the one Ewok tries to wake up his friend after getting blown up... rebel terrorist bastards dragging those poor bears in to a war they had no knowledge of. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sybil with Sally Field.....think it's because it's a true story x"
Amazing and moving film. Also Watership Down, The Railway Children and Bicentennial Man. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I watched The Fault in Our stars last night and never cried at a film so much and don't think I'll ever be happy again.
PS I Love You gets me every time too.
What films create a cry fest for you?"
Roots and Schindler's List |
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Braveheart too 
You need to be old for this 
