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Oh how i cried at marley and me and added to the fact that this day it was on the telly i had split up from my ex so was a blubbering wreck anyway so watching marley didnt help matters any  |
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A lot of really good films that tug at the heartstrings already mentioned, and i agree with most.
for me:
Sarahs key (french)
Miss violence (greek), but anyone who looks this one up should be warned this film has some very disturbing scenes.
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"A lot of really good films that tug at the heartstrings already mentioned, and i agree with most.
for me:
Sarahs key (french)
Miss violence (greek), but anyone who looks this one up should be warned this film has some very disturbing scenes.
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Srahs Key is the film about the Parisan Jews being detained in the Velodrome in 1941 prior to deportation isn't it? My God how could I have forgotten about that, one of the very few foreign language films I've ever enjoyed and a heartbreaker |
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"A lot of really good films that tug at the heartstrings already mentioned, and i agree with most.
for me:
Sarahs key (french)
Miss violence (greek), but anyone who looks this one up should be warned this film has some very disturbing scenes.
Srahs Key is the film about the Parisan Jews being detained in the Velodrome in 1941 prior to deportation isn't it? My God how could I have forgotten about that, one of the very few foreign language films I've ever enjoyed and a heartbreaker"
yeah thats the one, im a big fan of european cinema and indie films, Find them more thought provoking than the main steam studio guff. |
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HACHI: A DOGS TALE
this film is based on a true story of the bond between a man and his dog
Parker leaves for work and Hachi follows him to the train station; he refuses to leave until Parker walks him home. Later in the afternoon, Hachi walks to the station, to wait patiently for Parker to come home. Parker relents and walks Hachi to the station every morning. After Parker's train departs, Hachi walks home, returning in the afternoon to see his master's train arrive and go home together. They continue to do this every day.
One day Parker dies of a heart attack and from that moment on, anyone that does not have tears running down their face for the rest of the film simply has no emmotion.
anyone who has not seen this film, its one to watch
and again based on a true story |
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"Who will love my children and the champ need cpl boxes of tissues for both. .I"
The Champ is I think the only movie I have ever cried at.
Who will love my children I remember watching with a friend many years ago and remember her saying I hope thy never happens.
Sadly, two years after watching the film she did die aged 27 leaving behind 4 kids. The 4 of them were split up after different fathers came forward to claim their originally unwanted kid. |
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Nobody put in Terms Of Endearment yet?
Daughter dies just as the Mother (Shirley McLean) finds a new lease of life with Jack the lad Nicholson. Seriously - a laugh AND a cry. |
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"HACHI: A DOGS TALE
this film is based on a true story of the bond between a man and his dog
Parker leaves for work and Hachi follows him to the train station; he refuses to leave until Parker walks him home. Later in the afternoon, Hachi walks to the station, to wait patiently for Parker to come home. Parker relents and walks Hachi to the station every morning. After Parker's train departs, Hachi walks home, returning in the afternoon to see his master's train arrive and go home together. They continue to do this every day.
One day Parker dies of a heart attack and from that moment on, anyone that does not have tears running down their face for the rest of the film simply has no emmotion.
anyone who has not seen this film, its one to watch
and again based on a true story"
Brilliant film!
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"Who will love my children and the champ need cpl boxes of tissues for both. .I"
And that is just big soppy Mr lol
As a kid for me it was How green was my valley !!!!! |
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"OK, Shindlers list had me seriously depressed for a week!
Pay it forward. Seriously inspirational, but God is it sad?!?"
On holiday recently, I travelled up and down to my room in Schindler's LIFT  |
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So people dying, animals dying but what of other subjects. Not many other themes of sadness in there.
The animal ones get me every time. Surprised Countess was the only one to go for Bambi. |
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"Ok..
-Dancer in the Dark
- Hachi: A Dog's Tale ruined me forever!
- Legends of the Fall (didn't help i was v hormonal that day)
- Up!
- Vanilla Sky
- Watership Down :*("
I totally forgot about "Up!", it's gets me emotional too. Beautiful film. |
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"Surprised Countess was the only one to go for Bambi."
I was just coming to add Bambi to the list 
I'll also add when Simba finds Mufasa in the Lion King, that makes me well up really quick. |
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